Sentence examples for more normalized to from inspiring English sources

I would love if it's more normalized to the point that it's not jarring.

The stories that invoked this trope suggested that marijuana use in Canada was more normalized to the extent that it differentiates Canadians culturally and socially from their neighbors to the south (Grayson 2008).

And, the interactive role the audience takes in video games is becoming a more normalized way to think about entertainment, and art, in general.

"And until investors taper their expectations to more normalized returns, they're going to be in for trouble".

As these loci appeared as very well-defined peaks, we removed background by subtracting the input signal and considered sites with 30 or more normalized counts (equivalent to the mean plus 7 times the standard deviation of the genome-wide signal) in at least one of two biological replicates as positive.

"Stabilization is just the first phase; we need losses to return to more normalized levels".

However, while higher primer concentrations led to a more normalized coverage, they were also observed to generate more dimer products (data not shown).

"The Fed just wants to catch up with it and get to more normalized levels," said Tim Ghriskey, chief investment officer of Solaris Group in Bedford Hills, New York.

"While food deflation will present a near-term challenge to comps, the waning impact of last year's stimulus, accelerating traffic and continued market share gains should support a return to more normalized comps in the second half of 2009," said Baird analyst Peter Benedict.

He said the bank would "return to a more normalized dividend level as soon as practical," and hoped to repay the $25 billion it took from the government's Troubled Asset Relief Program "at the earliest practical date".

Even the administration's version proved starkly discouraging in places, though it emphasized "encouraging signs that point the way to a more normalized and sustainable level of U.S. engagement in Iraq".