gebhart/patrepeval huggingface dataset:
Ibm websphere v4.0 advanced edition security (2002)

IBM WebSphere Application Server security in detail End-to-end security using Tivoli Policy Director Single Sign-On for application servers This IBM Redbook provides IT Architects, IT Specialists, application designers, application developers, application deployers and consultants with information to design, develop and deploy secure e-business applications using WebSphere Application Server V4 Advanced Edition. The book focuses on WebSphere Application Server's security features and services. It provides a detailed overview of how to administer WebSphere security and how to secure Web components, EJBs, Java clients and Web services. It also provides details about end-to-end security solutions and application design. You will find an introduction to Patterns for e-business, in which security is in focus. This book will also address Tivoli Policy Director and how to use it with WebSphere Application Server. Single Sign-On between application servers such as WebSphere and Lotus Domino is discussed in detail. Finally, this redbook will provide additional information on problem determination, installation and configuration of WebSphere and different LDAP servers, and how to use OpenSSL to run your own CA.
The Human Lumican Gene (1995)

A human lumican cDNA sequence was derived by polymerase chain reaction techniques from RNA obtained from intestine, placenta, and articular cartilage. A contiguous sequence of 1729 bases was obtained corresponding to an observed message size of 1.8 kilobases (kb). The cDNA sequence consists of an 80-base pair (bp) 5'-untranslated region, a 1014-bp coding sequence, and a 618-bp 3'-untranslated region terminating in a 17-bp poly(A) tail. The deduced lumican protein sequence has 338 amino acids, including a putative 18-residue signal peptide. The human lumican gene was shown to be spread over about 7.5 kb of genomic DNA and to be located on chromosome 12q22. The gene consists of 3 exons separated by introns of 2.2 and 3.5 kb. The shorter 5'-intron resides 21 bases prior to the translation initiation codon, and the 3'-intron resides 152 bases prior to the translation termination codon. The lumican message is expressed at high levels in adult articular chondrocytes but at low levels in the young juvenile. This age-related trend in message level is not, however, common to all tissues in which the lumican gene is expressed. Lumican is present in the extracellular matrix of human articular cartilage at all ages, although its abundance is far greater in the adult. In the adult cartilage lumican exists predominantly in a glycoprotein form lacking keratan sulfate, whereas the juvenile form of the molecule is a proteoglycan.
Cwhatuc: software tools for predicting, visualizing and simulating corneal visual acuity (2000)

The cornea is the transparent tissue covering the front of the eye, and performs about two-thirds of the refraction, or bending of lightinto the eye. Thus, subtle variations in its shape signicantly aect a patient&apos;s visual acuity. Clinicians need to know the shape and refractive contribution of the cornea for several reasons: corneal refractive surgery, contact lens tting and diagnosis of eye conditions. Instruments that measure the cornea&apos;s topography are called corneal topographers (CTs), and they have recently become a quite common tool for clinicians. These devices typically shine rings of lightonto the cornea and capture the reection pattern with a video camera. The raw data is extracted from the CT and a spline surface representation is constructed ...
Differential gene expression of related wheat lines with contrasting levels of head blight resistance after Fusarium graminearum inoculation (2008)

Fusarium head blight (FHB) is a devastating disease of wheat. Molecular mapping led to the identification of two major FHB resistance QTL, Fhb1 and Qfhs.ifa-5A. The actual function of these resistance genes is still unknown. The resistant line CM82036, the susceptible line Remus and two sister lines from the cross CM82036/Remus were analysed for gene expression. The sister lines show contrasting levels of FHB resistance due to the presence or absence of resistance alleles at Fhb1 and Qfhs.ifa-5A. At anthesis plants were challenged by Fusarium graminearum or water under controlled conditions. At six-time points after inoculation (0-72 h) gene expression of specific wheat floral tissue was analysed by cDNA-AFLPs in two biological replications. Altered expression patterns after F. graminearum inoculation were observed for 164 transcript-derived fragments (TDFs), corresponding to 3.4% of the analysed fragments. Fourteen TDFs, 0.28% of the total analysed fragments, displayed differential expression after fungal attack depending on the genotype; five of these TDFs were differentially expressed between the sister lines and are possibly associated with the possession of Fhb1 and Qfhs-ifa-5A and the FHB resistance level of the genotypes. Sequencing and annotation of these gene tags revealed homologies to a UDP-glucosyltransferase, phenylalanine ammonia-lyase, Dna-J like protein, pathogenesis-related family protein and to one gene with unknown function providing initial clues for guiding further functional studies on the resistance reaction of wheat against FHB. This work is the first report on differential gene expression between related, resistant and susceptible, wheat lines after F. graminearum attack.
Postoperative radiotherapy in the treatment of single metastases to the brain: a randomized trial. (1998)

Patients with cancer and single metastases to the brain who receive treatment with surgical resection and postoperative radiotherapy have fewer recurrences of cancer in the brain and are less likely to die of neurologic causes than similar patients treated with surgical resection alone.
Nearly Blinking-Free, High-Purity Single-Photon Emission by Colloidal InP/ZnSe Quantum Dots (2017)

Colloidal core/shell InP/ZnSe quantum dots (QDs), recently produced using an improved synthesis method, have a great potential in life-science applications as well as in integrated quantum photonics and quantum information processing as single-photon emitters. Single-particle spectroscopy of 10 nm QDs with 3.2 nm cores reveals strong photon antibunching attributed to fast (70 ps) Auger recombination of multiple excitons. The QDs exhibit very good photostability under strong optical excitation. We demonstrate that the antibunching is preserved when the QDs are excited above the saturation intensity of the fundamental-exciton transition. This result paves the way toward their usage as high-purity on-demand single-photon emitters at room temperature. Unconventionally, despite the strong Auger blockade mechanism, InP/ZnSe QDs also display very little luminescence intermittency ("blinking"), with a simple on/off blinking pattern. The analysis of single-particle luminescence statistics places these InP/ZnSe QDs in the class of nearly blinking-free QDs, with emission stability comparable to state-of-the-art thick-shell and alloyed-interface CdSe/CdS, but with improved single-photon purity.
Combinatorial microelectrochemistry: Development and evaluation of an electrochemical robotic system (2005)

An electrochemical robotic system using standard microtiter plates as reaction wells for potentiostatic and galvanostatic electrosynthesis and high-throughput electroanalysis was conceived and realized using stepmotor driven positioning stages in combination with a flexible software. Electrode bundles specifically adapted to the experimental needs are accurately positioned in the wells of a microtiter plate followed by the automatic performance of sequences of electrosynthetic or electroanalytical techniques. The system allows us to work under inert-gas atmosphere, in aqueous and organic solvents, and to add or remove solutions by means of integrated syringe pumps. A specifically developed script language permits the user to perform very complex experimental sequences in the different wells of the microtiter plate. The hardware and software features of the developed electrochemical robotic system, the design of suitable electrode arrangements for electrosynthesis and electroanalytical techniques, as well as the reproducibility in aqueous and organic electrolytes are described. The performance of the system is demonstrated by redox screening of a Ru-complex library and by electrosynthesis with in situ analysis of a compound library.
Structure of the human lysosomal acid phosphatase gene (1989)

We have isolated a 12-kb genomic clone, which encodes human lysosomal acid phosphatase (LAP), a lysosomal membrane glycoprotein. The human LAP gene has a size of about 9 kb and contains 11 exons (83-947 bp in size). The signal sequence and the first eight amino acids of the LAP protein are encoded by exon 1, the remaining luminal domain by exons 2-10 and the transmembrane and cytoplasmic domains, as well as the 3'-untranslated region, by exon 11. The sequence of the LAP gene confirmed the sequence deduced from the cDNA clone except for nucleotide 1917 in the 3'-untranslated region, where T is changed to C. The 5'-flanking sequence shows promoter activity, as analysed by coupling to bacterial chloramphenicol acetyltransferase. S1-nuclease-protection and primer-extension analysis demonstrate transcription initiation at multiple sites clustering within 23 bp upstream of the translation-initiation codon. Sequences characteristic for promoter regions like TATA-box and CAAT-box sequences could not be identified at typical positions. The absence of these sequences, the high GC content (63.5%), two GC boxes and a region complying with the properties of a CpG island, indicate that LAP is a housekeeping gene.
Computational Modelling and Prediction of Gaze Estimation Error for Head-mounted Eye Trackers (2015)

Head-mounted eye tracking has significant potential for mobile gaze-based interaction with ambient displays but current interfaces lack information about the tracker\\'s gaze estimation error. Consequently, current interfaces do not exploit the full potential of gaze input as the inherent estimation error can not be dealt with. The error depends on the physical properties of the display and constantly varies with changes in position and distance of the user to the display. In this work we present a computational model of gaze estimation error for head-mounted eye trackers. Our model covers the full processing pipeline for mobile gaze estimation, namely mapping of pupil positions to scene camera coordinates, marker-based display detection, and display mapping. We build the model based on a series of controlled measurements of a sample state-of-the-art monocular head-mounted eye tracker. Results show that our model can predict gaze estimation error with a root mean squared error of 17.99~px ($1.96^\\\\circ$).
Vitamin E potentiates the antiplatelet activity of aspirin in collagen-stimulated platelets. (2002)

These data demonstrate that vitamin E can potentiate the antiplatelet activity of aspirin by inhibiting the early events of platelet activation pathways induced by collagen. This finding provides a rationale for combining aspirin and vitamin E to prevent thrombotic complications in atherosclerotic patients.
Effect of antimicrosporidian and antibacterial drugs on <i>Nosema disstriae</i> (Microsporida) infection in <i>Malacosoma disstria</i> (Lepidoptera: Lasiocampidae) cell cultures (1979)

Continuous hemocyte cultures (IPRI-MD-66) established from Malacosoma disstria (Lepidoptera: Lasiocampidae) and persistently infected with Nosema disstriae were treated separately with two antimicrosporidian drugs, fumagillin and benomyl, and an antibacterial drug, gentamicin. Treatment with fumagillin (2, 5, and 10 μg/mL) or benomyl (25 μg/mL) for 35 days permanently eliminated the microsporidium without adversely affecting the host cells. The use of benomyl for 7 days considerably reduced infection, but infection levels increased to that of the untreated controls when the drug treatment was discontinued. Gentamicin (50 and 100 μg/mL) used for 35 days had no adverse effect on Nosema or the host cell.
EXPLORING THE DETERMINANTS OF REVERSE MORTGAGE PURCHASE DECISION: EVIDENCE FROM INDIA (2020)

This paper aims to explore the factors that affect the reverse mortgage purchase decision with reference to the Indian context. Reverse mortgage can be a presented as an effective solution to the problems of fast ageing population and increasing home ownership rate. The empirical investigations have been carried out using non-probability, purposive sampling of persons above the age of 30, owing a house in India. Primary data was collected using a 5 point Likert scale from 360 respondents. PLS- SEM has been chosen as the research tool. Findings suggest that perception about reverse mortgage has a significant positive impact while bequest motive, risk and financial savings significantly negatively impact the purchase decision for reverse mortgage loans. The empirical results of the study can provide insight to the policy makers and the banking fraternity to focus on the specific areas to enable reverse mortgage to be more widely acceptable.
The Marquis de Vauban (1972)

No abstract is available at this time.
Host-Parasite Relationships in Experimental Airborne Tuberculosis II. Reproducible Infection by Means of an Inoculum Preserved at −70 C (1967)

The use of an inoculum preserved at low temperature for the infection of guinea pigs by the respiratory route was evaluated. In a preliminary study with Mycobacterium bovis (BCG), some of the conditions required for maximal recovery of viable cells stored at low temperature were examined. Survival of BCG was decreased by rapid freezing to -70 C and by storage at -20 C, but there was no decrease when BCG was frozen slowly and stored at -70 C or -196 C. In a subsequent study, the effect of storage at -70 C on viability and infectivity of M. tuberculosis (H37Rv) was considered. There was no loss of viability of H37Rv cells suspended in Dubos broth and stored 1 year at -70 C. This suspension showed no loss of infectivity as assessed by the number of primary pulmonary lesions initiated in guinea pigs. Constant viability and infectivity of a suspension stored at low temperature assures the reproducibility of the amount of infection and facilitates comparisons between experiments. This advantage, as well as others, of storage at low temperature are discussed.
Synthesis and electrical properties of TiSi2 nanocables (2008)

Uniform TiSi2 nanocables were synthesized on large substrates using a simple physical vapor deposition method. X-ray diffraction, scanning electron microscopy, and transmission electronic microscopy were employed to characterize the samples. It reveals that the as-grown TiSi2 nanocables are of high quality single crystal inside with thin amorphous SiO2 sheathing layer. Electrical properties of these core-shell structure nanowires are also presented. Insulativity of the outer layer and stable metallic characters of the inside single crystal TiSi2 were observed. Moreover, carrying capacity of current density is up to 1011A∕m2. The nanoscale structure and excellent electrical performance make the TiSi2 nanocables good candidate for electrical interconnection in potential nanodevices.
Risk factors for dementia (2001)

Because the frequency of Alzheimer’s disease (AD) and other dementias increases according to advancing age, the importance of dementia is recognized more in the society where the aged occupy a larger part of the population. Although the cause or risk factor for dementia has not been fully elucidated, the elucidation of risk factors may provide a useful tool for the prevention of dementia. Risk factors are divided into 3 groups, including age, genetic factors and environmental factors. Age is an uncontrollable factor which greatly influences the incidence of dementias. However, the research on genetic or environmental risk is essential to resolve important clinical issues and to suggest sites for therapeutic intervention. In this article, I will describe some aspects of genetic and environmental risk factors of dementia, especially the radiation effect after the atomic bomb.
A neural network classifier capable of recognizing the patterns of all major subcellular structures in fluorescence microscope images of HeLa cells (2001)

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Subspace based blind channel estimation for OFDM by exploiting virtual carrier (2002)

In this paper, a new subspace based blind channel estimation method is proposed for OFDM systems over a time-dispersive channel. The proposed algorithm exploits the presence of virtual carriers and eliminates the cyclic prefix; thereby leading to higher channel utilization than most previously reported cyclic prefix based estimators. A sufficient condition on the channel identifiability is developed. Comparison with two other cyclic prefix based subspace methods is presented via computer simulations to support the effectiveness of the proposed method.
<i>PD-L1</i> and <i>PD-L2</i> Genetic Alterations Define Classical Hodgkin Lymphoma and Predict Outcome (2016)

PD-L1/PD-L2 alterations are a defining feature of cHL. Amplification of 9p24.1 is more common in patients with AS disease and associated with shorter PFS in this series. Further analyses of 9p24.1 alterations in patients treated with standard cHL induction regimens or checkpoint blockade are warranted.
Shedding light on vibration (1996)

A nonintrusive technique for monitoring rotor-blade vibration using light probes has been applied to turbine-engine rotors and plant rotating equipment. The conventional method of measuring vibrations in turbine-engine rotor blades during engine operation uses strain gauges attached directly to the surfaces of the blades. The strain-gauge signals are transmitted from the rotor to stationary signal conditioners through radio telemetry or slip rings. The gauges and wiring, located inside the engine, have a high failure rate and can degrade the engine`s performance. Repairing strain gauges and wiring often requires disassembling the engine, resulting in test delays and increased costs. A system for measuring blade-tip deflection without using strain gauges has been developed at the Arnold Engineering Development Center, located at Arnold Air Force Base near Tullahoma, Tenn. The noninterference stress-measurement system (NSMS) uses blade-tip sensors, mounted in the engine casing around the periphery of the rotor stage, to sense the arrival of passing blades.
Guiding Principles in the Design of Molecular Bioconjugates for Vaccine Applications (2015)

Antigen- and adjuvant-based bioconjugates that can stimulate the immune system play an important role in vaccine applications. Bioconjugates have demonstrated unique physicochemical and biological properties, enabling vaccines to be delivered to key immune cells, to target specific intracellular pathways, or to mimic immunogenic properties of natural pathogens. In this Review we highlight recent advances in such molecular immunomodulators, with an emphasis on the structure-function relationships that provide the foundation for rational design of safe and effective vaccines and immunotherapies.
An intelligent three‐phase spam filtering method based on decision tree data mining (2016)

Abstract In this paper, we proposed an efficient spam filtering method based on decision tree data mining technique, analyzed the association rules about spams, and applied these rules to develop a systematized spam filtering method. Our method possessed the following three major superiorities: (i) checking only an e‐mail's header section to avoid the low‐operating efficiency in scanning an e‐mail's content. Moreover, the accuracy of filtering was enhanced simultaneously. (ii) In order that the probable misjudgment in identifying an unknown e‐mail could be “reversed”, we had constructed a reversing mechanism to help the classification of unknown e‐mails. Thus, the overall accuracy of our filtering method will be increased. (iii) Our method was equipped with a re‐learning mechanism, which utilized the supervised machine learning method to collect and analyze each misjudged e‐mail. Therefore, the revision information learned from the analysis of misjudged e‐mails incrementally gave feedback to our method, and its ability of identifying spams would be improved. Copyright © 2016 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Accessibility in introductory computer science (2005)

This paper describes our efforts to integrate software accessibility into the CS1 curriculum. Accessibility is an important aspect of modern software systems for both legal and ethical reasons. The acceptance of Java as language for CS1 gives us the opportunity to teach accessibility from the beginning, since Java Accessibility is simple and integrated into Swing components. We present simple guidelines on how to incorporate Accessibility into a Java based CS1, and describe programming projects that incorporate accessibility.
Separation characteristics of polyethylene glycol coated capillary for capillary electrophoresis. (1993)

キャピラリー電気泳動にてタンパク質を分析する場合,分離管に用いるキャピラリーの内壁にタンパク質が吸着し,分離能,測定の再現性が悪くなるという問題がある.本報では,内壁に固定相としてポリエチレングリコールをコーティングしたキャピラリーのタンパク質分析への適用の可能性について調べた.泳動用緩衝液のpH,濃度などの測定条件と理論段数,泳動時間,電気浸透移動度,電気泳動移動度などの分離性能との関係について調べ,最適条件を求めた.ポリエチレングリコールをコーティングしたキャピラリーでは,タンパク質の吸着の原因となる電気浸透流を未処理のキャピラリーの1/10以下に抑えることができた.又,検討した範囲では,泳動用バッファとして50mMリン酸塩緩衝液(pH3.8)を用いたときに最も分離効率が良く,そのときのチトクロームcでの理論段数Nは,7×105/mであった(未処理のキャピラリーの約2.8倍).しかし,pH6以上ではタンパク質の吸着が見られ,Nの増大が得られなかった.
Eye Movements of Human Albinos (1984)

Albino mammals are known to suffer from misrouted optic projections and there is a growing body of evidence suggesting that human albinos have similar aberrant anatomical pathways. The present study examined the possible consequences of such aberrant pathways on the oculomotor performance of five adult human albinos. Optokinetic nystagmus to drifting grating patterns and pursuit eye movements were measured. The subjects' congenital nystagmus was also measured under different conditions of gaze position and ambient room illumination. Two of the subjects showed clear instances of an inversion in the optokinetic response and there were probable inversions observed for a third subject. The magnitude of the optokinetic nystagmus was appropriate for the rate of pattern drift, but inverted in direction. In all cases smooth pursuit was severely impaired, but reversals of the appropriate direction of pursuit eye movements were not observed. Changes in the congenital nystagmus under conditions of light and darkness were found for four of the five subjects and varied greatly between subjects. The results suggest that human albinos share many of the oculomotor deficits found in other albino species.
MATRIX: A message passing interface for MPMD (Multiple Program Multiple Data) applications on heterogeneous distributed network (2012)

This paper presents a message passing interface called MATRIX for the MPMD (Multiple Program Multiple Data) type parallel application running on a distributed network. The proposed interface provides network abstraction and peer-to-peer message transfer method to the application layer. The interface is designed to have scalability for a large-scale application. The concurrent application established on the proposed interface can be applied to a heterogeneous distributed network composed of multi-architectures and multi-OS machines. This paper describes the concepts, protocols and implementations of the message passing interface. Additionally, we present the remote file transfer and execution protocol called FTXP for large-scale applications on the message passing interface. For the verification of the proposed methods, we present an example of parallel application applied to a surveillance robot system composed of multi-architecture and multi-OS.