Sentence examples for strict normalisation from inspiring English sources
31 Based on the parameters that were measured and Crosier's criteria defining preseason muscle imbalance, the player would not be classed as imbalanced though he would have failed to meet the more strict normalisation criteria and was not subjected to eccentric testing.
In this prospective randomised controlled trial, patients were randomly assigned to a regime of strict normalisation of BG (4.4-6.1 4.4-6.1 with use of insulin, or conventional therapy where insulin is admmol/lered only with BG levels exceeded 12 mmol/l, with the infuseof tapered when the level fell below 10 mmol/l.
19 49 Croisier 31 demonstrated in a large prospective study of professional footballers that preseason normalisation of strict strength imbalance criteria that included bilateral asymmetry and various H/Q ratios reduced injury rates to that of non-imbalanced players.
This is because, although the frequency domain method produces a normalised spectrum without assuming that the underlying bias is a strict 1/ f curve, (since the normalisation curve is modelled directly from the dataset), the phase information of the EEG signal is lost.
Interestingly, stricter and more complex rules governing the normalisation of migrants' immigration status have not discouraged the influx of migrants.
Our findings suggest that in adult CD patients, even those on a strict dietary regimen, the histological response can be slow (or absent) and that mucosal atrophy does not always turn into complete/partial normalisation [ 9, 10].
The normalisation of the lorentzian.
The normalisation of the gaussian.
In the normalisation process, two different linear normalisation and vector normalisation techniques are used.
What's needed is "more normalisation, please.
