Sentence examples for designed to normalise from inspiring English sources

Lumi (Du, 2008), also used in HumMethQCReport (Mancuso et al, 2011), offers an alternative to quantile normalisation through a robust spline normalisation, which is designed to normalise variance-stabilised data by combining features of both quantile and LOESS normalisation (Du, 2008).

Specific functional training will be designed to normalise maladaptive and provocative postural and movement behaviours as directed by the patient's individual presentation.

Of course, one long-standing hypothesis is that therapies should be designed to normalise the tumour vasculature in order to improve the delivery of chemotherapy [ 71, 72, 238].

The kit, which is designed to normalise PCR products rather than genomic DNA (gDNA), was used with a modified protocol (Bassam El-Fahmawi, personal communication), on gDNA test samples from several organisms at two input concentrations.

After a year of talks, both sides had settled on an accord designed to normalise relations and open their shared border.

It is also an experiment designed to further normalise the socialisation of the massive, speculative debts of the banking sector.

The resulting β-valued data matrix was normalised further using a quantile-normalisation strategy, designed to reduce unwanted inter-array variation.

Current strategies are designed to methylate these cells to deactivate and "normalise" them again.

The treatment in this case series was designed to direct conscious attention to, and normalise sensation of, the injured limb in pain free way.

This study was designed to test the hypothesis that acute negative energy balance alone reverses type 2 diabetes by normalising both beta cell function and insulin sensitivity.

The summit, scheduled for Wednesday and Thursday, follows months of tension and intensive US diplomacy designed to persuade Riyadh and its neighbours that Washington is not abandoning its Gulf allies in order to normalise relations with Iran.