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The president said sanctions on North Korea were beginning to slowly force a "recalculation" on the part of North Koreans in terms of its relations with the rest of the world.

Recalculation on a shorter timescale is useful because it provides an opportunity to see if coding fRNAs have a different evolutionary impact on a species that are more closely related.

A risk estimate for all cancers other than breast in female relatives was not made in this study, but our recalculation on the basis of data reported in the paper indicates that the risk was much lower than that of male relatives.

In a review of the cytokine data available at the time, 24 the conclusion that TNFα showed circadian variation in patients with RA was dependant on these two studies and on recalculation of TNFα concentrations as percentages of the 24-h mean.

On the basis of a thorough review of the literature and recalculation of the one-compartment model including sensitivity analyses, I estimated that the 95th and 99th percentiles (i.e., the lower 5th and 1st percentiles) of the maternal intake dose corresponding to a fetal cord blood Hg concentration of 58 μg/L are 0.3 and 0.2 μg/kg/day, respectively.

The Kosambi mapping function was chosen for recalculation of maps on genotypic data.

This meets a core requirement of the NHS Programme for IT, namely to "calculate the risk of the renal function deteriorating, taking all recorded risk factors into account, and the recalculation of risk on a regular basis to take account of changes as a result of ageing or whenever more patient information becomes available (e.g. test results)" (personal communication).

A total of 16 articles on 15 studies reported point estimates or allowed the recalculation of point estimates on the reduction of influenza incidence in the unvaccinated population after vaccination of children.

However, the reliability of a recalculation depends on the available information on particle size distribution of the respective ENM).

Recalculation of the AMOVA based on these OTUs revealed a partitioning of genetic variation into 34.5% within individuals, 57.3% among individuals per country and 8.2% among countries.

Taking into account that the equations are scaled (as described in the Additional file 1), a recalculation of the fluxes, based on literature values for the intracellular components, leads to the flux distribution shown in Figure 10.