Sentence examples for normalisation standards from inspiring English sources

As normalisation standards, GAPDH and SDH were used.

An explanation/rationale about the use of retention time normalisation standards is now included as well.

The Arabidopsis ACTIN2 gene (AT3G18780) was chosen as a normalisation standard for TaqMan analysis of VSP1 gene (AT5G24780) and AOS gene (AT5G42650).

The methods were compatible with the Comité Européen de Normalisation (European Committee for Standardisation) standard method, which is due to be published under Mandate M463 at the end of 2013 (https://www.cen.eu/cen/Sectors/Sectors/Food/Documents/M_463.pdf).eu/cen/Sectors/Sectors/Food/Documents/M_463.pdf

After g-log transformation and quantile normalisation, the standard deviation of the transformed and normalised data has become more stable and the range significantly reduced.

Normalisation by standard deviation permits the comparison among instances belonging to different protein families, which have different IUPred variabilities.

However, correct evaluation of data requires accurate and reliable normalisation against internal standards.

Standard normalisation approaches cannot be applied due to the high proportion of "on" signals within the dataset.

Samples from all subject groups and all brain regions were included in every batch together with standard normalisation samples.

However, this relies on an absolute quantification of TRECs by normalisation to a standard curve using cloned template.

As highlighted by Sorlie and colleagues [ 22], it is important that expression array data are gene-centred in addition to standard normalisation procedures prior to PAM50 classification.