Sentence examples for methods for normalising from inspiring English sources

In the future we are looking to extend this package with additional methods for normalising and processing the data, and expand the number of formats from which interaction data can be imported.

Finally, this approach is commonly used in studies of relative brain size (e.g. [ 14, 19]) and as a method for normalising data for variation in body size in a range of traits (e.g. metabolic rate [ 42], testes size [ 43, 44]).

"It's very important for normalising this kind of inhumane treatment.

Location normalisation methods like LoWeSS are used to (non-linearly) normalise log ratios within an array, additional methods for normalisation of scale are used to compare log-ratios across multiple arrays.

Due to the 140 character limit, this paper proposes a method for identifying and normalising ill-formed words.

Because these studies used several different methods, we normalised these data concerning the number of plants secreting nectar or pollen for each hour of day.

Quantification was assessed by the comparative Δ CT method normalising CT values to β-actin.

Quantification was performed by the comparative Δ CT method normalising CT values to β-actin.

Calculations were performed using the Δcycle threshold (ΔCt) method, normalising the average Ct value of each treatment compared with its endogenous control (GAPDH) and then calculating the 2 ΔCt for each treatment.

These issues are not new – the discussion of the optimal methods by which to normalise for body-mass effects began at least a century ago (Rubner, 1883; Kleiber, 1932; Kleiber, 1961).

The relative expression of the gene of interest in each sample was calculated by the Rotor-Gene software using the concentration-Ct-standard curve method and normalised using the average expression of Gapdh for each sample.