Sentence examples for means of normalising from inspiring English sources

Jacques Chirac, France's president, said lifting the ban was a means of normalising relations, not a means for EU countries to start selling weapons to China.

This has the effect of normalising their behaviour.

Just as this may normalise the devastation of opencast mining, what BP is buying with its £10m is a way of normalising its extraordinarily destructive activities.

Scribe is a simple wrapper on top of Content Editable, which is meant to normalise many of the browser inconsistencies that arise in using the specification.

The underlying seasonality in the data appeared to be problematic for the NBC algorithm, particularly when using an out of control mean of 2. Normalising the data to remove the regular seasonality stopped the annual signals associated with the start of the main transmission season, but instead produced many short signals.

Each datum plotted is the mean of three measurements, normalised to 18S rRNA copy number to control for RNA loading.

Expression levels were presented as the mean of two duplicates, normalised to expression of either GAPDH (all samples) or DIDO1 (death inducer-obliterator 1) (LCLs only).

Data are presented as the mean values normalised to control ± standard error of the mean (SEM) calculated using GraphPad Prism GraphPad Softwaree, La Jolla, CA, USA).

Moreover, it additionally addressed the question whether a potential hypoactivation of the PFC can be normalised by means of repeated iTBS.

The histograms depict typical cell profiles obtained in each experiment and the bar charts on the right conglomerate mean percentage of fluorescence normalised to control cells±S.E.M. from three independent experiments.

Statistical analysis Average values for technical duplicates were normalised by geometric means of endogenous controls according to the ΔCt method of relative quantification, as previously described [ 3].