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All differences in O2 flux between patients with type 2 diabetes and healthy control subjects disappeared following either normalisation procedure (Fig.  2b).

Genes with B-statistics of greater than 10 for either normalisation were then selected for further analysis.

MTX treatment is continued until either normalisation of serum hCG concentration and further three cycles or resistance to MTX therapy is detected (Seckl et al, 2010).

Microarray and NGS studies have used different techniques for normalisation; either normalising against total miRNA or using approaches such as scaling and quantile normalisation.

Most importantly, we did not observe a measurable gene length dependent difference in H3K18ac and H4K16ac between cells sampled at different points of the stress and recovery growth regime either without normalisation in relation to H3 levels or with H3 normalisation (Additional file 3).

The fact that these decreases in tumour permeability and blood flow occur so rapidly can be interpreted either as normalisation of tumour vasculature owing to effects on integrity (permeability) and function (vessel perfusion) of vascular bed, or vascular damage.

Patients were defined as biochemical responders if serum chromogranin A and/or 24 h urinary 5HIAA levels showed either complete normalisation or a reduction of >50% in previously elevated concentrations.

Again, the coefficients (21) can be made scale and start point shift invariant either with the phase normalisation C k := exp js α k - jk α s | c k | | c r | (22).

Normalisation could either unmask or mask associations between miRNA expression and clinicopathological factors.

Metabolite concentrations were normalised either with respect to the protein concentration of the corresponding cellular debris pellet, or by the probabilistic quotient normalisation method described by Dieterle et al. [19].

I describe how to use the InChI canonicalisation to derive a canonical SMILES string in a straightforward way, either incorporating the InChI normalisations (Inchified SMILES) or not (Universal SMILES).