Sentence examples for in terms of normalising from inspiring English sources

In terms of normalising the idea of enthusiastic consent – "Yes, I'm up for anal!", "Yes, you can come on my tits!" – US-style legislation in universities is a possible way forward.

The purpose of the present trial was to examine the efficacy and safety of an EcN suspension administered to infants and toddlers suffering from acute diarrhoea of different causes in terms of normalising the stool frequency.

Moreover, the demonstration that TNF-α inhibition led to restoration of circulating EPC levels in RA patients suggests not only that these biological therapies modulate disease itself, but that they may also be beneficial in terms of normalising the cardiovascular risk associated with this disease – yet another advantage of TNF-α blockade!

Clearly the language he used is contrary to the findings of the Holocaust commission report, especially in terms of normalising prejudice".

In this case, the error is expressed in terms of number of pixels, normalised over the total amount of pixels in the region.

There is of course a need to understand why immigration became such an important concern for many voters (I blame austerity, in terms of both its material impact and the conservative ideas it normalised).

Smoking bans in outdoor settings may have multiple benefits in terms of reducing non-smokers' exposure to secondhand smoke, encouraging smokers to reduce their intake or quit and avoiding instances of adults modelling and normalising tobacco consumption to children.

Our analysis of the data has to be normalised for changes in the number of traps, so results are often expressed as a catch rate, in terms of the number of insects caught per trap.

Each of the records taken in each muscle was normalised on the basis of calculating the total gesture, in order to produce a pattern of expression in terms of the participation of each muscle.

Both the dependent variable of variable cost and the explanatory variable of age were transformed logarithmically to normalise the variable of costs as far as possible and to be able to read the B parameter in terms of elasticity.

Reversal should normalise coagulation as quickly as possible to reduce blood loss, and consequently improve prognosis in terms of both morbidity and mortality.