Sentence examples for to normalised from inspiring English sources

Trade: D- US slightly widens imports of certain Cuban products, such as cigars, however its globally condemned trade embargo remains biggest obstacle to normalised ties; Republican-controlled US Congresisted resisted Obama's calls for it to be lifted.

The toleration of minor sexist incidents sets up a power imbalance, leading to normalised attitudes and behaviours towards women that make some of the more serious abuses seem more socially acceptable.

What is less clear is how much the indemnity insurance of $1.2bn for 2015 will cover in terms of loss of income between now and the [expected] return to normalised production".

So, irrespective of the concrete system, the labels are assigned to normalised utilisation ranges.

The soil data have been used to provide a general view of element mobility and source rocks at the continental scale, either by reference to average crustal abundances or to normalised patterns of element mobility during weathering processes.

Left-hand scale corresponds to temperatures recorded in reference and aged specimens; right-hand scale corresponds to normalised temperature differences (ΔT) Fig. 5 a Electron micrograph with EDX microanalysis of a parchment sample marked with LIGG ink after artificial ageing at 32 days (T = 80 °C, RH = 80%%).

My life here requires me to be normalised, to behave like we used to.

Most of the published literature relates to SUV (normalised to body weight) measurements.

Cross-strait relations have to be normalised first.

Finally has to be normalised using the constant.

Chlamydia screening needs to be normalised and destigmatised.