Sentence examples for some normalisation from inspiring English sources

The recovery should bring some "normalisation of interest rates", and reduce forbearance (as firms who are only viable in a low interest rate environment go to the wall).

However, he then says: "And then I think there's probably a point where the guy who wants to meet Dennis Rodman, and loves NBA basketball, loves Western pop culture, probably doesn't love being the guy who has to murder his people all day long, probably wants some normalisation…" Pete, that's… that's the plot of that Seth Rogan film The Interview.

These parameters can be used to provide some normalisation for changes in arterial input to a tumour.

We suggest that the increase in left lateralisation of the responses to words may reflect some normalisation of language function.

For example, just some normalisation 'outcomes' that might be considered are: level of use; increasing use over time; amount of shift from one practice to another; disappearance of a previous practice; reported acceptability of a practice; or measures of quality of work stemming from use of the practice.

In some studies, normalisation of microalbuminuria, i.e. remission/regression, has also been reported [ 6, 12].

That however appears to be the consequence of the market starting to price in some form of normalisation of monetary policy, particularly from the Federal Reserve and the Bank of England, while the failure to add to stimulus by the Bank of Japan and the European Central Bank has also probably played a part.

This is sometimes used, but more often some kind of normalisation is recommended.

It is, however, worth noting that this technique is not perfect: Urbach and Kutas [26] demonstrated that this approach can fail to properly take account of the main effect, resulting in incorrectly reporting a significant interaction with electrode location; in some cases this normalisation may produce the opposite effect, masking genuine topographical differences.

Some form of normalisation is needed to give expression values from different "reference-less" experiments a common reference point so that multi-experiment expression profiles can be compared.

Thirdly, online (continuous) motion correction during reconstruction is not trivial and some difficulties with normalisation and attenuation correction still need to be investigated further [ 7].