Sentence examples for designed to normalize from inspiring English sources
You could not dream up a piece of pop culture better designed to normalize the surveillance society.
In 2000, Vietnam and the United States signed an agreement designed to normalize trade relations between the two countries.
A coordinate system was designed to normalize the effects of applied variables and material properties.
Elucidating the Rac/PAK molecular circuitry will provide essential information for the development of new therapeutic agents designed to normalize the blood vasculature in human diseases.
These results imply that methods designed to normalize aldose reductase and nitric oxide synthase activities could be of significant benefit in the prevention and treatment of diabetic retinopathy.
The aim of this study was to compare ED and obese patients on their reality judgment of a virtual environment (VE) designed to normalize their eating pattern.
The methyl-insensitive restriction enzyme MspI, the isoschizomer of HpaII, was used in the design to normalize the data collected from the methyl-sensitive restriction enzymes.
Our studies have suggested that R16/17 should be incorporated in the microgene design to normalize nNOS expression (Harper, 2013; Lai et al., 2009; Lai et al., 2013; Li et al., 2011; Shin et al., 2013b).
However, like the previously published REEF tool [ 10], it accepts gene name lists as an input and it is not designed to parse, normalize and map original expression data and to display the corresponding quantitative transcriptome maps.
This initiative is developed to require very limited time from participants and furthermore designed to be normalized in daily routines at the workplaces, making it possible for workplace with limited resources to engage in this intervention.
This study was designed to recognize the importance of normalizing postoperative acceleromyographic train-of-four (TOF) ratio by the baseline TOF value obtained before neuromuscular block for ensuring adequate recovery of neuromuscular function.
