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We found that for DNMT1 both 18S (p = 0.066) and 28S (p = 0.066) % area were poor normalization features compared to GAPDH (p = 0.388) and GUS (p = 0.774).

The direct effect of poor normalization is evident when sample loading above 10  μg of a total protein lysate per lane is required because traditional loading HKPs such as GAPDH, actin, and tubulin are grossly overloaded and therefore not serving the purpose of data normalization [ 8, 9].

In line with other reports, resistance to bromocriptine administered in daily doses (15 mg) for at least 3 months was defined by an absent or poor response in normalization of prolactin (PRL) levels (normal PRL levels are less than 25 ng/mL) [ 26].

In terms of prediction, the performance of ANN was poor because data normalization was not conducted.

The elevation of hsAFP-L3 identifies patients with poor prognosis despite the normalization of AFP and DCP.

Poor performance of these normalizations at high gene expression area is able to deteriorate essentially the overall quality of such combinations in gene expression analyses (Figure 5).

From Figs. 5, 6, and 7, we can see that the reason for poor results by MOEA/D with normalization ((varepsilon =10^{-6})) is the deterioration of solution diversity.

In the follow-up of patients with celiac disease, commenced on a GFD, there is poor correlation between symptom improvement, normalization of celiac antibodies and histological recovery.

This suggests that the use of short amplicons and PCR normalization procedures allow obtaining reproducible RT-qPCR results with poorer quality RNA samples.

Our results confirmed generation of poor QC scores using B-score normalization for the fourth and fifth plates containing drugs applied at high concentrations.

Poor examples shown by superiors, and normalization of deviance can cultivate a culture of non-compliance in all parts of the hospital [ 36, 37].