Sentence examples for was the normalisation from inspiring English sources

The aim, he said, was the "normalisation of the socio-political situation in the country".

The theory of implementation drawn on for this trial was the normalisation process theory.

A major finding in the present study was the normalisation of the peripheral blood pre-switch memory B cell population in RA patients who received anti-TNF therapy, which was accompanied by a significant amelioration of several clinical parameters.

The theoretical framework was the Normalisation Process Model (NPM) which is a sociological model explaining why some new technologies become fully embedded in routine practice (normalised) and others do not.

The last step was the normalisation of all data sets based on 355 genes including the 354 housekeeping genes and ALDH1A1 (Affymetrix probe set 212224_at, and IMAGE clone 855624 for West's set) using Distance Weighted Discrimination (DWD) [ 46].

"What we have in mind is the normalisation of political Islam, not the clichéed political Islam of the sharia state," said Cengiz Aktar, professor of EU studies at Bahcesehir University in Istanbul, said: "Political Islam has transformed in Turkey and accepted to function in a secular environment.

One potential strategy to help prevent this is the normalisation of insulin signalling in the brain.

One reason for this appears to be the normalisation of symptoms and illness experiences.

As an example for the broadside look (,, and, where is the normalisation constant given by. This will make the last 5 elements inactive at the first receiver.

"What troubles people, including me, is the normalisation of views that we find abhorrent," he said.

The focus of the visits will be the normalisation of breastfeeding, and the provision of reassurance, with the aim of building women's confidence to breastfeed.