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"I worry that casual hate speech and possible violent acts will be more normalized under an administration like this, which could lead to even worse things being normalized and increase the struggles the community already faces," they said.

In this way, the new team depresses results immediately, which can be attributed to the old guard, so in a year, when earnings are more normalized, they look like heroes.

I would love if it's more normalized to the point that it's not jarring.

The distribution of the TOPICS-CEP scores was more normalized within the age group aged at least 85 years than within the younger age groups.

The stories that invoked this trope suggested that marijuana use in Canada was more normalized to the extent that it differentiates Canadians culturally and socially from their neighbors to the south (Grayson 2008).

Our data indicated that the skewness and kurtosis of GOHAI-T distribution were −0.77 and 3.25, respectively, and that these values were more normalized than the square-root-transformed GOHAI-T distribution (skewness = −1.02 and kurtosis = 3.89) or log-transformed GOHAI-T distribution (skewness = −1.07 and kurtosis = 4.81).

In the transition region, the gain in the operation point y T must be more than (normalized) 1 because it ensures that the input which is larger or less than the threshold level will be amplified or shrunk.

By adopting these two evaluation scales, the CHCs will be more standardized and normalized.

To determine which model would be more appropriate we plotted the normalized flux between two locations separated by a given distance in Figure 4C.

Although the perfect CSI is used, the channel coefficients mismatch between the PLM and the perfect channel coefficients still exists and will be more significant with the increasing normalized Doppler frequency.

Since the APA pattern is calculated by comparing different isoforms, the data are internally normalized, and can be more robust than mRNA levels for separating samples.