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Chairman Kim has also surprised observers by admitting past wrongs in relations with Japan -- in exchange for a normalization that will bring political recognition, access to Japanese markets and an assistance package.

Supplementary Figure S14 (available at http://www.bioscirep.org/bsr/033/bsr033e007add.htm) shows a normalization that allowed comparison of the effects of palmitate and adrenaline.

Methodology: PIE employs a normalization that ensures equal node degree (edge) distribution of a test set and of the random networks it is compared with.

After the SSH procedure, two effects are expected to happen on the cDNAs: firstly, a normalization that reduces drastically the number of molecules corresponding to highly abundant mRNA species, and secondly, a subtraction which enriches considerably each "tester" in tester-specific molecules, i.e. molecules that were initially rare in the "driver".

We use four common profile-based representative models of protein sequences: A 400 dimensional feature vector created by summing up each column of the same amino acid in the PSSM and dividing by the length of the protein domain, followed by a normalization that scales each score to the range of [0,1] (PS1).

Consequently, we selected a subset of 48 antibodies that did not have large differences between groups, and had small within-group standard deviations in order to perform a normalization that would be less affected by antibodies with variable data or channel biases.

The global method we examine, a graph diffusion kernel on the bipartite enzyme-metabolite network, also includes a degree normalization that down-weights the contribution of high-degree metabolites (and high-degree enzymes).

The segmentation process in SPM5 takes advantage of a spatial normalization that does not rely on the simple relationship between the intensities of two images.

BeadStudio uses a background normalization that subtracts a background value derived by averaging the signals of built-in negative control bead types.

We appreciate this productive dialogue and an outside perspective revealing an important aspect of normalization that was not readily apparent to us when developing the Digital Deletion Detection (3D) technology.

Last month, Japan's prime minister, Junichiro Koizumi, made a groundbreaking trip to the North Korean capital, Pyongyang, and started a process of diplomatic normalization that could have included billions of dollars in future aid.