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Meanings of normalisation in English

Portuguese
homologação
Catalan
normalització
Spanish
estandarización

The imposition of standards or regulations.

homologação
Usage of normalisation in English
1
There must be security normalisation and arms must be put beyond use.
The Irish Times
2
This confidence is vital in ensuring the speedy normalisation in the markets.
The Guardian
3
The UAE has said normalisation should remove any hurdle blocking the sale.
Reuters
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The objective evaluation criteria of normalisation of tympanogram was an additional end-point.
Pubmed
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Clinical improvement was reflected by normalisation of lactic acidosis and histopathological abnormalities.
Pubmed
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Sudanese sources have not indicated so far that normalisation talks were far advanced.
Reuters
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Campbell acknowledges that normalisation of the game is a major challenge.
The Guardian
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Exercise training leads to normalisation of uncoupling protein 2 expression in tetraplegic subjects.
Pubmed
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This will be exacerbated by an international normalisation of interest rates.
The South African
10
Postoperatively, all markers decreased promptly towards baseline values together with normalisation of MAP.
Pubmed
11
After a turbulent start, the normalisation of monetary policy has begun.
The Guardian
12
Libya's long normalisation process had good relations with Washington as one of its aims.
The Guardian
13
But few are addressing an equally important challenge; economic normalisation.
The Irish Times
14
They present this agreement as a normalisation of civilian-military relations.
The Irish Times
15
The normalisation, that's the only way I can describe it.
News.com.au
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And normalisation through humour is a key part of that.
The Guardian
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Translations for normalisation
Normalisation through the time
Normalisation across language varieties
United States of America
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