Sentence examples for normalize development from inspiring English sources

It is possible that embryos may already have been developmentally retarded by E7.5, at which point initiation of folic acid treatment was insufficient to normalize development.

Similarly, the Fmr1 KO mouse is already in use to determine if early intervention can reliably normalize development and dendritic architecture later in life in the absence of chronic treatment, thus improving outcome.

This plan defined 12 main tasks of the Wenzhou comprehensive financial reform, one of which was "normalizing development of private financing, setting regulations for the management of the private financing, setting up a registration and record system for private lending, and establishing a sound monitoring system for private lending".

The fact is that his Presidency is NOT a normal development which can be rationalized and normalized the way you have done it.

Continued application of these methods offers promise to provide the much-needed mechanistic framework to develop therapies to normalize refractive development in children.

Experimental results in a model of diabetic pregnancy indicate that high doses of dietary antioxidants were need to normalize the development of offspring.

Pielke's ploy is to first cherry-pick data, then "normalize" it for development, basically blaming the increase in losses from weather on increased wealth.

A previous report in the literature and additional evidence from our lab has shown that early expression of Pdx1 is delayed in models where Hnf6 expression is decreased or absent, but Pdx1 expression levels normalize later in development [47]; Zhang et. al., submitted).

Further genetic experiments have shown that partial replacement of Btk activity (25%) in xid animals is sufficient to normalize B cell development but not BCR signaling [ 21].

Although mechanical work may not account for the variability in metabolic cost stemming from the foetal development, normalizing for REE and speed of walking, may allow mechanical work to predict the changes in gait during pregnancy.

He suggested that Simply Hired's "secret sauce" is using nine years of experience and technology development to "normalize all that unstructured data, creating an index that we think is highly searchable by job seekers".