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The constituent behaviors for this subscale (Social Support Behaviour Questionnaire [SSBQ]; Johnson et al., 1993), such as trying to be cheerful despite the situation or offering the patient advice, seem to reflect a set of normalizing responses.

In such trials, both the efficacy of adjusted treatment in normalizing response and the effect of inaccuracies of prediction will be combined.

First, using a simulation of a single synapse, we illustrate that estimating presynaptic excitability and normalizing postsynaptic responses by these estimates makes neural output more stable (Fig 2).

Development of such treatment strategies may be of tremendous help in normalizing stress responses and decreasing alcohol craving so as to improve relapse outcomes in alcoholism.

The present paper compares the anthropometry and numerical simulations of a child head model based on medical CT scans to a child head model developed by scaling an adult head model using the method proposed by Mertz [H.J. Mertz, A procedure for normalizing impact response data, SAE paper 840884, 1984].

The data set is pre-processed by normalizing raw sensor responses, calibrating sensor data according to standard no biochemical input conditions and according to the time delay in the sensor response, if available.

It is very important to confirm that none of the key results would have been different had the authors used a more noise-robust normalization strategy, such as normalizing by the average response to deviant tones rather than the maximum.

It consists of 24 mussel genes involving both normalizing elements and stress response related genes, each represented on the array with one or two different 50 mer oligonucleotide-probe reporters spotted in replicated samples on glass-activated slides.

H-recruitment curves were constructed by normalizing stimulus currents and response amplitudes.

It is an immunoregulatory and immunosupportive agent with normalizing effect on abnormal immune response.

This observation argues against pain being the sole mechanism responsible for ictally normalizing habituation, and suggests that changes in cortical mechanisms regulating the responses to repetitive stimulation differ when they are promoted by a migraine attack or a CPT.