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The phrase "arrays was normalized" is not correct in written English.
It should be "arrays were normalized" to agree in number with the plural subject "arrays."
Example: "After the data processing, the arrays were normalized to ensure consistency across the dataset."
Alternatives: "arrays were standardized" or "arrays were adjusted."
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Overall signal strength from arrays was normalized to the median array, and expression levels determined using the perfect match/mismatch (PM/MM) algorithm.
After these corrections, data between arrays was normalized with the Limma package, followed by a comparison of the expression level for each gene.
The number of matching calls per variant across the 30 sequenced lines from the discovery panel, which all were also analyzed on the genotyping test arrays, was normalized to the total number of calls per variant resulting in a value in the range of 0 to 1.
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Arrays were normalized using RMA normalization from the Affymetrix package (Irizarry et al., 2003).
The arrays were normalized by quantile normalization and robust multi-array average (RMA) procedure as low level analysis.
All arrays were normalized with gcrma normalization using the R statistical software package available from Bioconductor [ 17- 19].
All arrays were normalized with gcrma normalization and custom probe definitions based on EntrezGene identifiers using the R statistical software package available on Bioconductor [ 17- 20].
All arrays were normalized using a quantile normalization algorithm [44].
Arrays were normalized using robust multiarray normalization (RMA), implemented in the simpleaffy package [ 28].
Signal intensities across arrays were normalized with the quantile normalization algorithm [ 60].
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