Sentence examples for permits normalization from inspiring English sources
Group CBT with adolescents permits normalization of experienced difficulties and opportunities for positive social interaction (Scapillato and Manassis 2002).
This parameter permits normalization of the density data if there are differences in cell length resulting from a treatment or a genotype.
Calculation of functional activity in this way permits normalization of the data for differences in the expression level of the exogenous proteins.
Pooled data in Figs 3 are expressed as relative change in firing rate; this permits normalization of the data to the inhibitory effect of DA at the first time point (5 minutes) and reflects the statistical analysis, which compared the effects of DA at each time point over time.
In the sheep model, for example, maternal and fetal hematological adaptations defend fetal oxygen supply and permit normalization of fetal growth [10], [11].
A third dye (Cy-2) as an internal (pooled 25 µg of 24 h+25 µg 66 h salivary gland extracts) standard to permit normalization of multiple gels and for internal normalization was also included.
Inclusion of the Ova internal control amplicon permitted normalization for IP efficiency, background carryover, differences in effects due to variations in transgene expression, and error due to gel loading.
Signals from the switches identified movement onset and termination and this permitted normalization of time between trials and subjects.
These included two blank regions to permit normalization of background fluorescence and three regions overlapping the ellipsoid body, the left sub-esophageal zone, and the left optic lobe.
Such sensors permit normalization for perturbations of fluorescence that are not related to changes in metal ions such as changes in the path length, sample thickness, dye concentration, or movement of the sample.
A close relationship between these two concentration vs. intensity curves permits subsequent normalization adjustments of variations in murine cRNA hybridization intensity ratios, without introducing large errors.
