Examples of using Normalised in English and their translations into Slovak
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Normalised ALTd.
The radial distance is normalised.
Normalised IGF-1.
Because it is culturally normalised.
NT: Normalised and tempered.
People also translate
It is a much more normalised situation.
Normalised penetration 2004/2005.
GH< 2.5 μg/l and normalised IGF-1*.
Normalised Power® The Normalized Power™ for the current activity.
When did this become normalised‘entertainment'?”?
My sleeping pattern is more regulated and normalised.
Normalised results are dimensionless, but not additive.
There were some lows but it was so normalised.
Normalised results are dimensionless, but not additive.
In some indigenous cultures, it is still normalised.
The letter“N” specified the normalised delivery condition;
Ghrelin(“the hunger hormone”) levels are normalised.
The individual values are normalised in most of the patients.
A normalised measure of GHG emissions in terms of activity, e. g.
Uncommon: international normalised ratio increased.
Dose normalised parameters reported for methadone, buprenorphine and naloxone.
Thus the use of the strike weapon has become'normalised' over the last century.
Source: based on normalised Eurostat 2006 data and 2010 targets.
Co-administration with REYATAZ/ritonavir has the potential to produce a decrease or, less often,an increase in INR(International Normalised Ratio).
The normalised results shall not be aggregated as this implicitly applies weighting.
Comparisons with an average normalised or benchmarked final user in the same user category.
Normalised environmental footprint results do not, however, indicate the severity/relevance of the respective impacts.
Comparisons with an average normalised or benchmarked final customer in the same user category;
Haemoglobin decreased, international normalised ratio decreased, lymphocyte count decreased, platelet count decreased, very low density lipoprotein increased.
However, a 25% decrease in peak international normalised ratio(INR) was observed when teriflunomide was coadministered with warfarin as compared with warfarin alone.