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Although there are sufficient number of observations to normalize at the level of taxa, when normalization is extended to functional categories, spurious results are obtained, even when the empty or nearly empty elements of the matrix are removed (supplementary fig. S3, Supplementary Material online).

To minimize this uncertainty, we used the CM4 global current model (Sabaka et al.[2004]) to normalize observation data to the dip equator.

As the stations are not located exactly at 0° dip latitude, we utilized the latest comprehensive model (CM), CM4 global current model (Sabaka et al. 2004), using ionospheric field components, to normalize observation data to the dip equator.

In order to better understand the impacts of the communication and observation noises, it is expedient to normalize, sensor SNR by sensor SNR, by.

This observation suggests that Bax deficiency was not able to normalize heart function in ku70 −/− mice.

Our observation suggests that treatment with E. alba acts transiently to normalize keratinocyte of nude mice HF, leading to fully formed visible HF with increased hair coverage area.

Hence, it is still possible to normalize data where one source completely lacks observations in parts of the genome.

While Barack Obama is a polarizing figure in the U.S. today (as all presidents generally are), it says here he got it right in aiming to normalize relations with Cuba despite Ariosto's observation that he got very little in return.

Expression levels tended to normalize in single DHEA treated samples until the final observation time (Table 2, Figure 1).

Our observations, together with previous work by others indicate that much caution should be taken when using endogenous reference to normalize the expression of test genes.

A further argument to "normalize" esophageal acid exposure time by calculating the percent of time that pH is less than 4.0 are observations that individual subjects spent different amounts of time in the upright and recumbent position.