Sentence examples for difficult to normalize the from inspiring English sources

The weakness of this strategy is that it is difficult to normalize the linguistic and acoustic differences across the target languages, a necessary step in creating an evaluation database.

The amount of infectious virus per throat swab was difficult to normalize because the volume of saliva collected could not be quantified (saliva in throat swab was resolved in 300 µl D-MEM medium).

Six subjects were excluded from further analysis; two because of anatomical abnormalities (i.e., large ventricles that were still within the normal range but difficult to normalize) and four because of technical problems with the scanner or task computer.

The problem was mostly due to how so many photos used many filters, probably from Instagram, and it was difficult to normalize them.

It is difficult to normalize between experiments, therefore, no error bars are shown.

It may also be difficult to normalize vitamin D in critically-ill patients.

I ask this because when society decides to normalize the working mother, that's when women who are making this extremely difficult transition will start to let their shoulders drop just a little bit.

"I want to normalize the situation here".

They work to normalize the motion.

Last Tuesday, Zuma established a task force to "normalize" the situation at the universities.

Still, he added, "We expect it will be possible to normalize the management or sell to a domestic company".