Sentence examples for measures normalized from inspiring English sources
Viability measures normalized to no NP control samples (n = 3; mean ± standard deviation shown).
Following normalization, technical outlier samples were identified and excluded using a model-based quality control assessment that included relative log2 expression (RLE) measures, normalized un-scaled standard errors (NUSE), array pseudo-images, and the percent of probe sets called "present".
The present database meets all of these conditions through the use of gender, and ethnicity specific reference data from NHANES including DXA sub-total body measures normalized to age and to body size (height).
CBF measures normalized to average motor cortex CBF were mapped onto the template space.
For each of the eight types of measures, both raw measures and measures normalized by intracranial volume (ICV) were used in these models.
In this contribution we have shown that for the melanoma and prostate cancer datasets studied, the quantitative changes of Information Theory measures, Normalized Shannon Entropy, Jensen Shannon divergence and the novel Statistical Complexity quantifiers defined here are in high correlation with gene expression changes of well-established biomarkers associated to cancer progression.
Figure 6 Measured normalized differential conductance change (sensitivity) for the differential sensor after changes in solution pH.
Figure 6 Measured normalized reflected power of the laser beam by the PSD as a function of the laser position in the x direction on the cantilever.
After alignment, the area-under-the-curve (AUC) for each individually aligned peak from each sample was measured, normalized, and compared for relative abundance as previously described [11].
(D ) Intensity of each band shown in C was measured, normalized by intensity of GAPDH (as loading control), and shown in the graph as fold increase.
In this analysis, we examined the concatenation dynamics of a likelihood support (LS) (Lee and Hugall 2003) measure normalized by the size of the data set.
