Sentence examples for increasing normalisation from inspiring English sources

Of course, buttock implants don't sound so outlandish anymore, but then the increasing normalisation of plastic surgery, even in its most extreme forms, was a hot topic.

Like other stakeholders, key informants felt that the proposed intervention coalesced with the increasing normalisation of user involvement as appropriate and desirable.

Due to the mainstream appeal of some sports, television audiences and fan-bases can include youth, at-risk and problem gamblers, who may be prompted to gamble, or to increase their gambling, by the direct marketing, alignment of gambling with a 'healthy' activity and increased normalisation of gambling.

There is a trend towards increased ALT normalisation rate with interferon and ribavirin combination therapy.

The results of our study showed that RNM greatly reduced the variances within slides and between slides, performing better than any other studied normalisation methods, increasing the CCR by 17% and greatly improving the effective reproducibility of microarray data.

This shows that, for most normalisation techniques, increasing the number of datasets incorporated in model inference decreases the error when this model is subsequently applied to the test dataset.

There now exists a dichotomous future to 'anti-angiogenic' therapy, (perhaps better referred to as vascular adjustment therapy) focused on either increasing the effects of vascular normalisation to increase perfusion or reducing vascular perfusion and treating in combinations including hypoxia/metabolic targeting agents.

These and many other studies indicate the increasing interest in determining whether normalisation of hormone levels in older men leads to improvements in both physical and psychological functioning.

To test the hypothesis that cervical shortening in polyhydramnios reflects the degree of excess amniotic fluid, and increases with normalisation of amniotic fluid volume.

It warned that a shift in investor sentiment or a major supply increase could trigger a decline it said, blaming lose monetary policy for preventing "normalisation of the market" and increasing a bubble risk.

BA: Behavioural activation; CC: Collaborative care; CM: Case manager; GP: General practitioner; IAPT: Increasing access to psychological therapies; MM: Medication management; NICE National Institute for Health and Clinical Excellence NPTPT: Normalisation process theory; NPM: Normalisation process model; RCT: Randomised controlled trial.