Sentence examples for intended to normalize from inspiring English sources

When Leonhard visited the clinic for the first time, on Feb. 1, he had recently gotten off crutches, so Nissenbaum started him on a treadmill-based program intended to normalize his walking mechanics.

Because of this, for the purpose of radiation protection operations, absorbed dose is modified by a second factor intended to normalize the risk associated with a given exposure.

In 2009, Turkey and Armenia had launched talks intended to normalize relations.

In December 2014, Obama announced that he intended to normalize relationships between Cuba and the United States.

The usual (implicit) adjustment is to divide the dose by BW, which is also intended to normalize across individual subjects in the (study or target) population.

For instance, Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM), classical homeopathy, and Ayurveda utilize constitutional diagnostic procedures with integrative assessments of the patient as a complex interconnected network, as well as treatment plans intended to normalize the diagnosed person-wide disturbance that underlies the multi-system symptom pattern [ 25, 26].

So were you intending to normalize the same-sex family or just present them as is... without agenda, without comment, without a story?

In fact, Williamson's (very) brief tenure at The Atlantic did exactly what it was intended to: It normalized his toxic views.

The amendments to the E.U. directive 86/609/EEC, first set up in 1986, are intended to harmonize and normalize legislative control around animal experiments throughout the European Union.

These data are intended to provide a raw estimation as to the dynamic range differences of the platforms, and as such, are not normalized.

Nor ever intended to.