Sentence examples for standardizing it to from inspiring English sources

As allelic richness is independent of sample size, with rarefaction standardizing it to the smallest sample size, bias from unequal sample sizes in inter-sample comparisons is avoided, although a loss in statistical power can be expected (Leberg 2002).

The concentration fold improvement of a component in a sample was calculated by dividing that component's concentration in the sample by that of the total, standardizing it to a 10 mL/g FW buffer to biomass ratio.

At a moment when Americans are becoming more interested in nuances in cheese, the people in charge of guarding the sanctity of Parmigiano-Reggiano are working hard to standardize it, to erase the variations that different seasons bring.

The chorus of protest against the implementation of "Latch On NYC" comes from a fear that hospitals, in a well-intentioned effort to promote breastfeeding, will also feel the need to standardize it — to create one-size-fits-all policies that are easy to track and enforce at the expense of something that has never been easily brought into line.

To investigate the performance of a method at low FPR levels, we calculated the partial area under the curve up to a selected FPR threshold, and standardized it to have the maximum value of one [62].

Since heart rate can significantly influence the pulse waveform, an alternative way of presenting AI is to standardize it to a heart rate of 75 bpm (AI@75).

We then standardized it to the national population by age-group and health insurance coverage, based on the age-grouping data provided by the largest health insurance group in South Africa [ 19].

These data mining engines continuously mine EHR databases to extract the most recent knowledge, to standardize it and to add it to the knowledge bases.

Essentially, they did what Luz considered the obvious thing to do: they studied what the best people were doing, figured out how to standardize it, and then tried to get everyone to follow suit.

But I'd study what the best people are doing, figure out how to standardize it, and then bring it to everyone to execute".

As simple methods for evaluating and comparing the achievement of performance targets have yet to be standardized, it is difficult to assess their stability in unselected populations of dialysis patients.