Sentence examples for good normalisation from inspiring English sources

Experiments show that the parallel RRN method provides good normalisation results and favourable parallel speed-up, efficiency and scalability, which indicate that the parallel method can handle large volumes of remote sensing images efficiently.

Quality control and data analysis revealed good normalisation and reproducibility.

This observation and the absence of high-depth specific contigs are evidence of the good normalisation and subtraction processes.

Most Americans have long favoured full normalisation.

It is thus of utmost importance to find good reference genes for normalisation of real-time RT-PCR data from mixed host – pathogen RNA samples.

Mr Erdogan hinted that a deal was possible at the start of the week when he said that normalisation "would be good for us, Israel, Palestine and the entire region".

Like Laurie, I see that normalisation as a good thing; in fact I see the freeing up of the discourse on women's reproductive choices as something to be celebrated, not as something we should be getting our collective knickers in a twist about, and most certainly not something we should be seeking to have censored.

Even so, the authors were required to manipulate their data set to enable good training: applying a global gain normalisation, preferentially training on good quality images, and resampling data to balance the data set to include difficult images.

Furthermore, good outcome is strongly related to normalisation of cortical function [ 114, 115].

The association of symptom normalisation with narratives of good health is highlighted in table 3; those providing narratives of declining health tended not to normalise symptoms.

The results suggested that the NPM provided a good explanation for the variable degrees of normalisation of the three study technologies.