Sentence examples for provides normalised from inspiring English sources
It should be noted that Fig. 4a provides normalised responses to the shock, while Fig. 4b d deliver the original impulse-response functions, together with their standard errors.
Higher amplitudes indicate more robust rhythms but people who move vigorously would have higher amplitude, thus, the circadian quotient provides normalised values that would allow comparison between individuals (Satlin et al, 1991; Ancoli-Israel et al, 1997).
In the next section, an overview of other efforts for providing normalised access to city data is provided.
Participants with incidental diagnoses also provided normalised accounts of uninvestigated potential LC symptoms, but were less likely to produce symptoms of concern accounts than those with symptomatic diagnoses (see table 3).
Google Trends provides a normalised volume of queries for a specified term which is presented in a graph.
Table S2 provides the normalised expression of all genes measured to allow comparison of expression levels across cell lines and tissues.
It provides the normalised experimental data, the smoothed experimental data and the individual and collective fits of the variant gene-regulation functions to the corresponding data.
Critical reviews of Black Ice were generally favourable according to Metacritic, which provided a normalised rating of 69 out of 100 based on 24 reviews from mainstream critics.
Cartoons are part of everyday life so they provide a normalised connecting point of visual communication and continuity during the biographical reconstruction necessary to adapt to living with a long-term condition [ 7].
At every 1 minute time point, the fraction of activated Erk relative to total Erk associated with every agent, was calculated and divided by the total agent number to provide a normalised virtual Erk-PP profile.
Analytical and numerical elastic stress strain solutions are compared to provide a robust normalised standard relationship for predicting the spacing of fractures.
