Sentence examples for normalization basis for from inspiring English sources

The observations in the first ingredient mixture study may simply be due to the replacement of nicotine-containing tobacco with the ingredient mixture, thus lowering the normalization basis for the specific constituent yields, because these effects were absent if yields were related to tar.

Normalization can provide a basis for comparison across different size scales in addition to providing meaningful measures of physiological performance.

To be able to compare images, the mean of the signals provided by the complete set of spots per image served as the basis for normalization.

Graph density is a suitable basis for normalization, because D is directly, and C is indirectly, dependent on overall graph density.

On the other hand, supervised normalization methods (Baird et al., 2004; Dabney and Storey, 2007; Wolfinger et al., 2001; Wu and Irrizary, 2007; Wu et al., 2004) use all measured variables as a basis for normalization.

To obtain a solid basis for normalization of our gene expression data when studying the flower development in cotton, we evaluated the expression stability of nine candidate reference genes, including one traditional "housekeeping" gene in five different experimental sets.

In order to correct for this negative bias we use the read counts from accessible genomic regions as determined from the Dam-only dataset as the basis for normalization, while avoiding regions likely to contain real signal in the Dam-fusion sample.

To provide a better comparison between the TF activity and gene expression values for corresponding TFs, we normalized the values across all four cell types and prepared a parity plot by using maximum and minimum values across each set as the basis for normalization.

refRMA is a generalization of the RMA normalization method that utilizes the set of reference samples as an independent basis for quantile normalization.

The customized template was then used in conjunction with SPM prior images for grey matter, white matter and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) as the basis for spatial normalization for all subjects.

This type of activity allows recording of the voltage-sensitive dye signal corresponding to near-simultaneous activation of a majority of the recorded neural elements in the underlying cortical population, and therefore may provide an ideal basis for functional normalization.