Sentence examples for by equalization of from inspiring English sources

Then, wateRmelon [ 30] R-package was used to perform between-sample normalization by equalization of type I and type II backgrounds followed by separated quantile normalization of methylated and unmethylated intensities.

The stress relaxation after annealing was accompanied by an equalization of the [Ti]/[Al] ratio and by a decay of the composition fluctuations in the Ti1−xAlxN coatings.

As has happened regularly in recent years, the disparities and the confusion caused by the "equalization" of the tax rates has promoted renewed calls for an overhaul of the way the county assesses property.

Fig. 4 (a) X-ray radiogram, (b) X-ray CT image on y = 72 plane, (c) line-scan digital core image enhanced by histogram equalization, of half-round core sample from Section 307-U1318A-5H4, 22–72 cm.

Then, the statistical power was reduced by the equalization of NTI values among communities.

Some of that imbalance is addressed by state aid to education and by court-ordered equalization of spending on schools.

When my father was governor, he sought to remedy the wide inequities among different school districts by calling for equalization of funding.

We first equalize the channel contained in matrix by a subcarrier-wise equalization of the flat-fading SDMA channel and thereby spatially separate the single user signals.

The government can promote equalization of trade by means of tax preferences, supporting relevant infrastructure construction, etc.

We recognized that randomizing within classrooms in a single school (as opposed to a hierarchical study with randomization between schools) opened the study to several threats to internal validity, namely diffusion or compensatory equalization of treatment by the instructor, or compensatory rivalry or resentful demoralization of the comparison group.

Condorcet meets his compatriot's strong objections that women reason differently or perhaps do not reason at all by advocating raised educational standards, improved laws, and the equalization of the social circumstances endured by the sexes.