Sentence examples for normalized over time from inspiring English sources
Still, the practice became normalized over time, particularly on the campaign trail.
Are repeated offers of provider-initiated HIV testing and immediate antiretroviral therapy (ART) socially-acceptable and can these become normalized over time?
The absorbance at the NIR resonant peak was normalized over time.
From these preliminary tests, we find that the behavior of this system for the case where (gamma = 1) is characterized by universal functions, which can be normalized over time according to the scale.
The amount of maximum total uplift of ~80 mm in 2.5 years of Period I corresponds to some extent with that in the half a year in 2012 (~26 mm; Kusumoto et al. 2014) if they are normalized over time.
17 However, similar to previous reports, the trend of PTH slowly normalized over time in patients with ePTH with more than 3/4 of the entire cohort having normal PTH.
If you look at the pie chart in the lower keft-hand corner, you can see that traffic from social media (lavender) was about equal to traffic from search (green), but that is a normalized view over time.
It can be observed that although the WLS-based SE calculated voltage immediately reached the targeted voltage, the voltage calculated by the UKF only reached the targeted value after more than one hour, thus enabling the FDI attack to be detected, which can be seen by analysing the maximum normalized residuals over time.
"People change over time.
By plotting the change in normalized peak heights over time ('Materials and methods', Figure 5B), it is apparent that the amplitude changes for both the mobile and immobile peaks are well fit by a single exponential curve for each sample.
Mixing efficiency was determined by a normalized mixing index over time, with an associated mixing half-life (details in Ref. [4]). Figure 2 shows the flow streamlines (from overlaid images of particle tracers) of representative measurements for the different operating frequencies used to actuate internal streaming in 1 μL particle seeded water droplets of diameter d = 1.5 mm.
