ライフサイエンスコーパス: normalisation

1 he speed depicted in the adapting video ('re-normalisation').

2 y related to, and were interdependent with, 'normalisation'.

3 riance of R(2)=24.5% in BMI in LBC1936 (SWAN normalisation).

4 2 diabetes, that were not changed by glucose normalisation.

5 may be assessment of post-surgical CSF flow normalisation.

6 oved platelet count and mean platelet volume normalisation.

7 ntrifugation nor alternative methods to data normalisation.

8 estimate the cumulative probability of ratio normalisation.

9 can however be made by not using background normalisation.

10 ep to independence and that it also provides normalisation and control of bladder function.

11 reatment, all ten patients had serum albumin normalisation and improvement with no worsening in clini

12 allowing for re-processing of data including normalisation and imputation of missing values.

13 atus, it uses DMH data without between-group normalisation and is less influenced by cross-hybridisat

14 resent a background model and algorithms for normalisation and multiple testing that are specifically

15 Size normalisation and rescaling was performed using a growth

16 Introducing the pointwise normalisation and step-size concept, a mean absolute err

17 ncidental and structural nature of violence, normalisation and under-reporting of attacks, the need f

18 and windowing, suitable conventions for data normalisation and units, criteria for choice of regulari

19 entify factors independently associated with normalisation and with progression to non-AIDS-defining

20 for processing AMDIS results and to perform normalisations and statistical analysis of metabolomics

21 data pre-processing techniques of resizing, normalisation, and augmentation followed by the ViT arch

22 ved as calibrator for quantification, matrix normalisation, and inhibition control.

23 mary data analysis, such as quality control, normalisation, and statistical analysis, is often perfor

24 g image acquisition and quantification, data normalisation, and statistical analysis.

25 e which improves upon standard entropy-based normalisation approaches and overcomes their limitations

26 We present two field normalisation approaches, and show the NFT can yield an

27 We studied the influence of different normalisation approaches, sample size and intervention e

28 ome was the proportion of patients with mUFC normalisation at end of maintenance, without dose increa

29 ad an increase in bicarbonate (>=4 mmol/L or normalisation) at week 52 (63% vs 38%, p=0.0015) and hig

30 Landmark data were subjected to normalisation before Principal Components (PCs) were ext

31 bias than self-normalisation, while regional normalisation (block normalisation) is an effective way

32 to the maintenance phase, 62 (81%) had mUFC normalisation by end-of-dose titration.

33 Normalisation can standardise data distributions but may

34 the laser radiation under appropriate signal normalisation conditions.

35 hierarchical model where: (i) cell-specific normalisation constants are estimated as part of the mod

36 temporal resolution, overlapping value, and normalisation effects-to enhance the accuracy of machine

37 erlapping value, and accelerometer amplitude normalisation effects.

38 The process involves five steps: cleaning, normalisation, estimating gene presence and absence or d

39 larly regarding the extent to which contrast normalisation facilitates fear bias effects.

40 Findings show that physical contrast normalisation facilitates fear's detectability under b.

41 Piecewise linear histogram matching normalisation gave features with greater generalisation

42 ver their bladder function, and a feeling of normalisation helped them to maintain the integrity of t

43 rt ('housekeeping genes') typically used for normalisation in expression profiling studies.

44 We defined ratio normalisation in patients as two consecutive values of 1

45 d to identify the most stable genes for gene normalisation in quantitative RT-PCR studies using endom

46 Self-normalisation is capable of removing dye bias without id

47 If adaptive normalisation is combined with an effective dye bias ide

48 of proteins of the same length, no explicit normalisation is required to adjust for the length of th

49 isation, while regional normalisation (block normalisation) is an effective way to correct spot posit

50 mg twice daily (150 mg increments until mUFC normalisation, maximum 600 mg twice daily) and a 6-month

51 rics, using the first derivative plus vector normalisation method could predict the phytic acid conte

52 there are cross-cohort R(2) differences, the normalisation method makes a minimal difference to withi

53 Also, we find that the background normalisation method used in Illumina's proprietary soft

54 We examine the effect of 16 normalisation methods on a novel BMI EpiScore (trained i

55 Normalisation methods returning similar EpiScores, wheth

56 sub-classes were consistent across all three normalisation methods.

57 ercome by normalizing using the median-ratio normalisation (MRN) or trimmed mean of M values (TMM) me

58 regimens might reach a new treatment goal of normalisation of alkaline phosphatase levels, rather tha

59 A complete response was defined as normalisation of all affected lineages, and a partial re

60 plete haematological response was defined as normalisation of blood counts (for patients with essenti

61 Normalisation of CD4 counts in HIV-infected patients for

62 sting, including: the use and uptake of BCS, normalisation of clinical diagnosis, unaffordability of

63 ases where raw data is unavailable and joint normalisation of cohorts is computationally expensive.

64 e Sandcastle - Software for the Analysis and Normalisation of Data from ChIP-chip AssayS of Two or mo

65 Normalisation of dilated and leaky tumour vasculature mi

66 on an internal competitive DNA sequence for normalisation of DNA extraction and amplification, the c

67 at least four of the aforementioned HKG for normalisation of endometrial tissues taken from patients

68 rst visit, our method revealed a significant normalisation of grey matter thickness in the frontal lo

69 eumatoid arthritis, which is associated with normalisation of gut microbiota and prevention of loss o

70 Near-normalisation of her IOP was observed within 24 h, conco

71 Improvement of immune function was shown by normalisation of in-vitro T-cell function and successful

72 responders mainly reflected a higher rate of normalisation of lung function.

73 Despite normalisation of maternal parameters, metformin did not

74 itochondria from the host animal, leading to normalisation of mitochondrial respiration.

75 the mechanisms responsible for the apparent normalisation of muscle sympathetic nerve activity durin

76 These findings show a normalisation of neural abnormalities in- and at-risk po

77 y effects of antiretroviral regimens and the normalisation of neurological function in HIV-associated

78 simple movements and finalistic behaviours, normalisation of non-REM sleep by the end of the night,

79 Recovery of neuronal morphology and normalisation of NOS1-ir in sublethal toxicity contrast

80 so exhibited acute elevation with subsequent normalisation of NOS1-ir over an identical time-course.

81 The primary endpoint was time to normalisation of patients' respiratory status (respirato

82 , smoking history is associated with delayed normalisation of platelet counts after allogeneic haemat

83 ular volumes return to normal values and the normalisation of RCV might involve selective destruction

84 Careful normalisation of ribosomal profiling data with a 2A knoc

85 onal control of HBV and HDV co-infection and normalisation of serum aminotransferases in a high propo

86 By the end of 1 year follow-up, normalisation of serum aminotransferases occurred in nin

87 istent barriers to diagnosis include stigma, normalisation of symptoms, and lack of knowledge.

88 edge of the Trp absorption band which allows normalisation of the emission spectra of these PTMs to t

89 usative tumour is necessay to allow eventual normalisation of the hypothalamic-pituitary-adrenal axis

90 thma guidelines (BTS management group) or by normalisation of the induced sputum eosinophil count and

91 A treatment strategy directed at normalisation of the induced sputum eosinophil count red

92 Normalisation of the international normalised ratio (INR

93 Instead, our findings indicate a normalisation of the physiological mechanism(s) controll

94 Normalisation of these values by grey matter gives us mo

95 ve persistent symptoms of ill health despite normalisation of thyroid function tests biochemically an

96 sitive parenting, address inequality and the normalisation of violence across the life course, and tr

97 The performance of adaptive normalisation, on the other hand, depends on its ability

98 rors effectively without a suitable combined normalisation operation.

99 The success (version normalisation or at least 2 points upgrade in severity s

100 portant implications for the use of contrast normalisation, particularly regarding the extent to whic

101 heory (NuMIT), a null model-based non-linear normalisation procedure which improves upon standard ent

102 onomic screenings and analyses with improved normalisation procedures to account for errors and varia

103 Normalisation Process Theory framework allowed a systema

104 Normalisation Process Theory supports the analysis of nu

105 nt Analysis, and interpreted in the light of Normalisation Process Theory.

106 UK and China stakeholders and utilising the Normalisation Process Theory.

107 fferences being artefacts resulting from the normalisation process.

108 ents in the mean proportion of international normalisation ratios in range.

109 n the analysis and development of a combined normalisation regime.

110 Rates of hCG normalisation, relapse, and death were assessed in patie

111 spect to normalising the INR, and faster INR normalisation seemed to be associated with smaller haema

112 ls trained with features from images without normalisation showed the worst performance overall ( bal

113 tools are applied for comparison, filtering, normalisation, smoothing and annotation of VCF, as well

114 Commonly used normalisation techniques based on total read counts, suc

115 ross systems with similar properties, making normalisation techniques essential for allowing meaningf

116 ility under several image- and feature-based normalisation techniques was conducted using a multi-cen

117 and tensor-based morphometry with symmetric normalisation to calculate hippocampal volume on all ser

118 tain clinical remission and reach endoscopic normalisation to prevent long-term disability.

119 measured periprostatic fat volume (PFV) with normalisation to prostate gland volume on pelvic magneti

120 ume from the MRI was measured using Advanced Normalisation Tools (ANTs).

121 Adaptive normalisation using a suitable regression technique is m

122 Normalisation using muscle regions is also described as

123 o of 1 or more; the estimated probability of normalisation was 4.4% (95% CI 3.7-5.2) by 1 year from b

124 enes were arranged in terms of stability and normalisation was determined.

125 A core category of 'normalisation' was identified and the causes and consequ

126 rast, a negative distractor effect (divisive normalisation) was prominent in individuals tending towa

127 Using these normalisations, we find only weak and inconsistent corre

128 Factors associated with normalisation were high pre-ART CD4 cell counts, a high

129 clinical practice guidelines are disposed to normalisation when: (a) They are associated with activit

130 ng spot intensity-related dye bias than self-normalisation, while regional normalisation (block norma

131 as proportion of patients with serum albumin normalisation with an improvement in active clinical out