The phrase "aspect of normalization" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a particular feature or characteristic related to the process of normalization in various contexts, such as statistics, data processing, or social sciences.
Example: "One important aspect of normalization is ensuring that data is scaled appropriately for analysis."
Alternatives: "element of normalization" or "feature of normalization".
This additional analysis demonstrates that our results do not depend on the specific aspect of normalization in averaging the data across neurons.
We appreciate this productive dialogue and an outside perspective revealing an important aspect of normalization that was not readily apparent to us when developing the Digital Deletion Detection (3D) technology.
Their experience included an aspect of normalization and identification with other pregnant women as well as a sense of community and friendship, closely aligning with two of the six themes in the current study - "not feeling alone in the experience of pregnancy" and "connecting".
The between-channel aspect of the normalization [also recommended in Oosting et al., (2007) and Staaf et al., (2008)] aims to remove any dye-bias effects, while the strip-level component corrects for intensity gradients which can occur within BeadChips (Fig. 1A).
To the Editor: If Aaron B. O'Connell may understate somewhat the role of economic vested interests, he goes on to most usefully emphasize broader cultural aspects of the normalization of war.
Two important aspects of U.S. normalization with Vietnam and China are indispensable for there to be a similar breakthrough with Cuba: 1) The agendas of exiles for control over relations must be politely ignored.
What follows is therefore a limited model, from which propositions spring, rather than a general theory intended to encompass all aspects of the normalization of complex interventions.
Since microarray hybridization and k-PCR are technically very different in many aspects including methods of normalization, sensitivity and specificity, a wide range of correlations (-0.48 to 0.94) between data generated by these methods have been reported [ 45].
Another aspect of attentional modulation that attentional normalization may help to explain is the variability between neurons in the amount of attentional modulation they express, both within and between areas.
In order to identify the normalization method best suited for the experimental design of the Phenocopy project, we, in total, compared 25 different ways of normalization and analysed different statistical aspects of the data.
During normalization, the linear aspect of the pre-edge spectra (below 282.0 eV for the carbon K-shell absorption edge) is frequently subtracted as a background in order to remove the contribution of other elements from the spectrum.
