Sentence examples for normalised population from inspiring English sources

The consistency with the normalised population data after MC by the GIR algorithm provides supporting evidence for the successful removal of the inter-frame misalignment caused by motion.

Furthermore, for the baseline scan, the voxel-based TACs from dorsal caudate and globus pallidus shown on the sagittal slice are displayed before and after GIR motion correction together with the normalised population TACs for these ROIs.

We now define the memory of the system, (vec R^{N}(t)=({R^{N}_{c}}(t), {R^{N}_{p}}(t))), that consists of a pair of real numbers that represents the normalised population of packets enqueued at the bottleneck at the end of time slot t and t−1, respectively.

Notice that the state space of each TCP object is rather large but we are interested only in the normalised population of a connection state, i.e., (tilde {mu }_{textit {text {p,i}}}(t)=sum _{s=1}^{s_{p}(I_{p})+1}mu _{p,j,s}(t)).

All the groups were within the normal population range (± 1 S.D ., but group CE+ was consistently under the mean value for the normalised population.

which describes the dynamics of the normalised infectious population which is the proportion of the infectious population with respect to the whole population.

Normalised for population size, English-speaking nations and certain European countries such as Denmark, the Netherlands, Switzerland, and Sweden had the highest rate of publication in the five highest ranked general medical journals (The New England Journal of Medicine,The Journal of the American Medical Association,The Annals of Internal Medicine,The British Medical Journal andThe Lancet).

A perfectly average practice would have six indices of 1, which means the normalised weighted practice population is identical to the 'raw' practice population.

The normalised weighted practice population is multiplied by £54.72 (2004 to 2009) to yield the Global Sum.

For the CA and WC populations, normalised average values were used owing to the significant differences in the mean, minimum and maximum trait values for the three occasions, particularly between the GH and CER experiments.

All available PET data sets (n = 213) were non-linearly spatially normalised to a population-specific PIB-PET template based on the mean PIB data from the 151 individuals who had MRI data available.