Sentence examples for country normalized from inspiring English sources

We defined the National HIV-1 Response Index (NHRI) as the sum of the annual number of individuals receiving HIV-1 counseling and testing and palliative and basic health care services (including TB/HIV-1) accessed in a country normalized to the estimated number of people living with HIV-1/AIDS (PLWHA).

We first collected 'Twitter Updates' for each country, Tweets that came from users in a particular country, normalized by the number of Twitter users in the country.

After paying his second visit to North Korea in May, Prime Minister Junichiro Koizumi of Japan said his country might normalize relations with the North within a year.

Indeed, in 1995, when diplomatic relations between the countries were normalized after two decades of severed ties, McCain said the United States had "looked back in anger at Vietnam for too long".

Today, North Korea's official news agency hailed the visit as "an important occasion in settling the issues between the two countries and normalizing the bilateral relations".

The disagreement was the latest setback to efforts by the countries to normalize diplomatic relations after North Korea admitted kidnapping 13 Japanese to work in its spy programs beginning in the late 1970's.

The North would give up its nukes and missiles, all sides would agree to end the hostilities of the Korean War (there never was a peace treaty), and Western countries would normalize relations with the North.

Plans between the two countries to normalize relations for the first time since the Cold War has debunked the arguments used by Cuba throughout the years to justify the incarceration of independent journalists.

Riyadh will confirm its readiness to activate and implement the Arab peace initiative to the fullest extent, especially as the latter reassures Washington and Israel over the willingness of the Arab and Islamic countries to normalize relations with Israel and recognize it if it ends its occupation of the Palestinian territories.

Since there is no baseline value against which we can assess individual countries, we normalize the indices to ensure that the sum of the both the transgressor indices and the detector indices over all the countries equals 1.

China's imminent entry into the World Trade Organization, made possible by the agreement we negotiated to open its markets and Congress's passage of permanent normal trade relations, can be the most important development in our relationship with that country since we normalized ties in 1979.