Sentence examples similar to concept of normalising from inspiring English sources
This has the effect of normalising their behaviour.
Just as this may normalise the devastation of opencast mining, what BP is buying with its £10m is a way of normalising its extraordinarily destructive activities.
There are a paucity of studies investigating the clinical significance of normalising angiogenic axis.
However, contact has now been broken off and any chance of progress towards normalising ties appears distant.
The concept of "continual biographical revision" has been used to describe how young people with cystic fibrosis attempt to normalise their lives, 40 although the genetic cause of this disease and its impact during childhood distinguishes it from COPD.
"The Physiocrats' concept of economics".
The Concept of "Critical Mass".
Our data support the proposed concept of 'normalising' tumour vasculature with AAT (Jain, 2001).
Antiangiogenic therapy increases tumour radiation response, further supporting the new concept of 'normalising tumour vasculature' (Gorski et al, 1999; Lee et al, 2000; Kozin et al, 2001).
