Sentence examples for with a normalizing from inspiring English sources

We normalized the d33 value with a normalizing factor of 1 for the 1-μm-thick film, since it has been reported that a charge integration technique has a higher apparent piezoelectric coefficient due to the substrate bending effect [16].

Besides, successful acupuncture treatment was associated with a normalizing effects on the functional connectivity of the left precentral gyrus, left inferior parietal lobule and left postcentral gyrus in MWoA patients.

Samples were run in triplicate as multiplexed reactions with a normalizing internal control (36B4; probe and primer were gifts of Dr. E. Saez, TSRI).

Within the TCA group, good functional outcome tended to be more frequent in patients with a normalizing arteriopathy (63%) compared to those with a residual arteriopathy (35%, P = 0.083).

For comparability of the effect estimates, the American Indian data were analyzed with a normalizing transformation of the ranks of BMI comparable with that used in the GIANT study, and the effect estimate for rs11652094 was statistically significantly larger in American Indians (β = 0.089) than in Caucasians (β = 0.019, P = 0.0004 for difference in effect size by Cochran's Q statistic).

Within the group of TCA patients there were no significant differences for clinical and MRI characteristics between the 17 patients with a normalizing arteriopathy, and the remaining 57 with residual arterial lesions, except for gender; there were significantly less boys in the group with normalizing arteriopathy (29% compared with 60%; P = 0.05).

B was set as 10 ms. We defined a highly significantly correlated pair of cells as the one with a peak normalized cross-correlation greater than a threshold of 8 (p < 0.0001, z-test).

The band is assumed with a bandwidth normalized to 1.

Each band is assumed with a bandwidth normalized to 1.

Degree centrality is computed as the summation of edges incident with a node normalized by the number of nodes within the network[13].

Mr. Doherty, the author of a history of libertarianism called "Radicals for Capitalism," credited Mr. Paul with "normalizing" a movement once derided as kooky.