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A method for predicting risk of gestational diabetes mellitus in a pregnant individual, the method comprising: measuring one or more biochemical markers in a blood sample obtained from the pregnant individual to determine one or more biomarker levels, wherein the one or more measured biochemical markers comprises PAI-2; identifying, by a processor of a computing device, for each of the one or more measured biochemical markers, a difference between the measured biomarker level and a corresponding predetermined control level; and responsive to the identifying, determining, by the processor, a prediction corresponding to a relative risk of the pregnant individual having or developing GDM; wherein the prediction is positive based at least in part upon identifying a PAI-2 level which reflects a statistically significant decrease in comparison to a respective control level. measuring one or more biochemical markers in a blood sample obtained from the pregnant individual to determine one or more biomarker levels, wherein the one or more measured biochemical markers comprises PAI-2; identifying, by a processor of a computing device, for each of the one or more measured biochemical markers, a difference between the measured biomarker level and a corresponding predetermined control level; and responsive to the identifying, determining, by the processor, a prediction corresponding to a relative risk of the pregnant individual having or developing GDM; wherein the prediction is positive based at least in part upon identifying a PAI-2 level which reflects a statistically significant decrease in comparison to a respective control level.
A coating composition, comprising: a polyester polymer having a backbone and a phenolic-containing pendant group attached to the backbone; a crosslinker; and a carrier; wherein the crosslinker is capable of entering into a crosslinking reaction with one or more phenolic groups included in the polyester polymer; and wherein the phenolic-containing pendant group has a structural unit represented by the schematic formula: -[BACKBONE SEGMENT]-, L X-(CR 1 R 2) n -Z wherein: -[BACKBONE SEGMENT]- depicts a segment of a backbone of the polyester polymer; X is present and comprises a linking group that includes an ester, amide, urethane, ether, urea, carbonate ester, or hydrocarbyl linkage; Z depicts a phenolic group; R 1 and R 2 are independently selected from a hydrogen atom, a substituted or unsubstituted alkyl group, a substituted or unsubstituted cycloalkyl group, a substituted or unsubstituted aryl group, a substituted or unsubstituted alkenyl group, or a null group; and n ≥ 1. a polyester polymer having a backbone and a phenolic-containing pendant group attached to the backbone; a crosslinker; and a carrier; wherein the crosslinker is capable of entering into a crosslinking reaction with one or more phenolic groups included in the polyester polymer; and wherein the phenolic-containing pendant group has a structural unit represented by the schematic formula: -[BACKBONE SEGMENT]-, L X-(CR 1 R 2) n -Z wherein: -[BACKBONE SEGMENT]- depicts a segment of a backbone of the polyester polymer; X is present and comprises a linking group that includes an ester, amide, urethane, ether, urea, carbonate ester, or hydrocarbyl linkage; Z depicts a phenolic group; R 1 and R 2 are independently selected from a hydrogen atom, a substituted or unsubstituted alkyl group, a substituted or unsubstituted cycloalkyl group, a substituted or unsubstituted aryl group, a substituted or unsubstituted alkenyl group, or a null group; and n ≥ 1. -[BACKBONE SEGMENT]- depicts a segment of a backbone of the polyester polymer; X is present and comprises a linking group that includes an ester, amide, urethane, ether, urea, carbonate ester, or hydrocarbyl linkage; Z depicts a phenolic group; R 1 and R 2 are independently selected from a hydrogen atom, a substituted or unsubstituted alkyl group, a substituted or unsubstituted cycloalkyl group, a substituted or unsubstituted aryl group, a substituted or unsubstituted alkenyl group, or a null group; and n ≥ 1.
A module for high concentrating photovoltaics including a housing having a bottom wall, one or more side walls (4, 5, 6, 7) connected to the bottom wall, and at least an aperture located opposite the bottom wall, and a plurality of photovoltaic units housed in the housing, each one of said photovoltaic units comprising a concentrating optical system having a geometric concentrating factor greater than or equal to about 100 and a photovoltaic receiver having a photovoltaic cell, wherein the plurality of photovoltaic receivers are arranged along a plurality of parallel rows, the module further comprising a heat dissipating system comprising a number of dissipating linear elements for dissipating heat from the photovoltaic receivers, the dissipating linear elements being mounted onto an outer side of the bottom wall, wherein the bottom wall has a plurality of through holes corresponding in number and position to respectively the number and position of the photovoltaic receivers and wherein the photovoltaic receivers arranged along each of said rows are mounted onto a corresponding one of said dissipating linear elements so as to realize a thermal bridge between each photovoltaic receiver and the corresponding dissipating linear element.
An apparatus for reporting information in a wireless communication system comprising: means for sending reports in accordance with a first reporting format; means for obtaining an indication to use a second reporting format; means for sending reports in accordance with the second reporting format; means for detecting changes in operating conditions; means for selecting the second reporting format based on the detected changes in the operating conditions; characterized in that the operating conditions influence how often each type of report is sent. means for sending reports in accordance with a first reporting format; means for obtaining an indication to use a second reporting format; means for sending reports in accordance with the second reporting format; means for detecting changes in operating conditions; means for selecting the second reporting format based on the detected changes in the operating conditions; characterized in that the operating conditions influence how often each type of report is sent.
An implant adapted for delivery to a human middle meatus space comprising: (a) a tubular implant comprising a plurality of braided polymeric strands that comprise a first biodegradable polymer material; (b) a conformal coating over the tubular implant that comprises a crosslinked biodegradable elastomer; and (c) a therapeutic-agent-containing layer comprising mometasone furoate and a second biodegradable polymer material which may be the same as or different from the first biodegradable polymer material, wherein the second biodegradable polymer material comprises poly(lactide-co-caprolactone); wherein the implant is adapted to conform to the shape of a middle meatus space and demonstrates a cumulative release after four weeks in vivo of between 15% to 50% of said mometasone furoate. (a) a tubular implant comprising a plurality of braided polymeric strands that comprise a first biodegradable polymer material; (b) a conformal coating over the tubular implant that comprises a crosslinked biodegradable elastomer; and (c) a therapeutic-agent-containing layer comprising mometasone furoate and a second biodegradable polymer material which may be the same as or different from the first biodegradable polymer material, wherein the second biodegradable polymer material comprises poly(lactide-co-caprolactone);
A method for adjusting a charging current (Ichg) supplied by an adaptor, comprising: checking whether the adaptor is capable of providing a target current for a battery connected to a charger device, to generate a check result; and according to the check result, making the adaptor to adjust a charging voltage (Vchg) provided by the adaptor from a first voltage to a second voltage so as to adjust the charging current (Ichg) supplied by the adaptor; characterized in that the step of checking whether the adaptor is capable of providing the target current for the battery and the step of making the adaptor to adjust the charging voltage (Vchg) are performed iteratively to search for a minimum charging voltage for the adaptor to provide the target current. checking whether the adaptor is capable of providing a target current for a battery connected to a charger device, to generate a check result; and according to the check result, making the adaptor to adjust a charging voltage (Vchg) provided by the adaptor from a first voltage to a second voltage so as to adjust the charging current (Ichg) supplied by the adaptor; characterized in that the step of checking whether the adaptor is capable of providing the target current for the battery and the step of making the adaptor to adjust the charging voltage (Vchg) are performed iteratively to search for a minimum charging voltage for the adaptor to provide the target current.
A nickel-chromium-aluminum alloy comprising (in % by mass) 24 to 33 % chromium, 1.8 to < 3.0 % aluminum, 0.10 to < 2.5 % iron, 0.001 to 0.50 % silicon, 0.005 to 2.0 % manganese, 0.00 to 0.60 % titanium, respectively 0.0002 to 0.05 % magnesium and/or calcium, 0.005 to 0.12 % carbon, 0.001 to 0.050 % nitrogen, 0.0001 to 0.20 oxygen, 0.001 to 0.030 % phosphorus, max. 0.010 % sulphur, max. 2.0 % molybdenum, max. 2.0 % tungsten, optionally 0.001 to < 0.50 % Nb, furthermore optionally containing a Y content of 0.01 to 0.20 %, a La content of 0.001 to 0.20 %, a cerium content of 0.001 to 0.20 %, a cerium composition metal content of 0.001 to 0.20 %, a zirconium content of 0.01 to 0.20 %, a B content of 0.0001 to 0.008 %, Co up 5.0 %, Cu up to max. 0.5 %, max. 0.5 % V, the remainder being nickel and the usual process-related impurities, wherein the following relations have to be met: Cr + Al ≥ 28 and Fp ≤ 39.9 with Fp = Cr + 0.272 * Fe + 2.36 * Al + 2.22 * Si + 2.48 * Ti + 0.374 * Mo + 0.538 * W − 11.8 * C wherein Cr, Fe, Al, Si, Ti, Mo, W and C are the concentrations of the concerning elements in % by mass, wherein if Nb is used, the formula 4a will be complemented by a term with Nb: Fp = Cr + 0.272 * Fe + 2.36 * Al + 2.22 * Si + 2.48 * Ti + 1.26 * Nb + 0.374 * Mo + 0.538 * W − 11.8 * C and Cr, Fe, Al, Si, Ti, Nb, Mo, W and C are the concentration of the concerning element in % by mass.
A method performed by a radio network node for deciding an Automatic Gain Control, AGC, mode to be used for a received signal in a wireless communications network, the method comprising: estimating a type of interference scenario affecting the received signal, obtaining information about channel quality of one or more channel between the radio network node and respective one or more connected wireless devices, based on the estimated type of interference scenario and the obtained information about the channel quality, dynamically deciding for the received signal, which AGC mode to be used out of: AGC mode 1, comprising a slow AGC using a release timer for releasing an AGC state, which release timer is longer than a first threshold value, AGC mode 2, comprising a fast AGC using a release timer for releasing an AGC state, which release timer is shorter than a second threshold value, and AGC mode 3, comprising the fast AGC using a trigger timer triggering an AGC state a first time interval before an interference period according to the established type of interference scenario, and the release timer releasing the AGC state a second time interval after said interference period ends. estimating a type of interference scenario affecting the received signal, obtaining information about channel quality of one or more channel between the radio network node and respective one or more connected wireless devices, based on the estimated type of interference scenario and the obtained information about the channel quality, dynamically deciding for the received signal, which AGC mode to be used out of: AGC mode 1, comprising a slow AGC using a release timer for releasing an AGC state, which release timer is longer than a first threshold value, AGC mode 2, comprising a fast AGC using a release timer for releasing an AGC state, which release timer is shorter than a second threshold value, and AGC mode 3, comprising the fast AGC using a trigger timer triggering an AGC state a first time interval before an interference period according to the established type of interference scenario, and the release timer releasing the AGC state a second time interval after said interference period ends. AGC mode 1, comprising a slow AGC using a release timer for releasing an AGC state, which release timer is longer than a first threshold value, AGC mode 2, comprising a fast AGC using a release timer for releasing an AGC state, which release timer is shorter than a second threshold value, and AGC mode 3, comprising the fast AGC using a trigger timer triggering an AGC state a first time interval before an interference period according to the established type of interference scenario, and the release timer releasing the AGC state a second time interval after said interference period ends.
Vehicle, in particular a bicycle, having a frame, a pedal crank drive which has a bottom bracket which is held on the frame and two pedal crank arms (5, 6) which are fastened to the bottom bracket, a power supply device and a locating unit which is connected to the power supply device and forms part of a bicycle anti-theft locating system, characterized in that the bottom bracket has an externally accessible cavity extending through the bottom bracket, in that the locating unit has a tubular housing, and in that at least the locating unit is arranged inside the cavity, the locating unit and the bottom bracket being connected to one another in such a way that the locating unit cannot be detached from the bottom bracket in a non-destructive manner.
A head (14, 62) for an oral care implement comprising: a mounting surface, at least one twisted tuft comprising a plurality of filaments and having a base mounted on the mounting surface, the twisted tuft having an outer lateral surface, a longitudinal axis, a lower cross-sectional area extending in a plane that is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and that is arranged at the base, and an upper cross-sectional area extending in a plane that is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and that is arranged at the free end of the twisted tuft, the lower cross-sectional area and the upper cross-sectional area having substantially the same shape and size, wherein at least the filaments forming the outer lateral surface are each substantially straight and are all inclined with respect to the longitudinal axis in either a clockwise direction or in a counterclockwise direction, and the upper cross-sectional area is twisted with respect to the lower cross-sectional area by a twisting angle α and characterized in that the upper cross-sectional area is not congruent with the lower cross-sectional area when they are orthogonally projected onto each other along the longitudinal axis. a mounting surface, at least one twisted tuft comprising a plurality of filaments and having a base mounted on the mounting surface, the twisted tuft having an outer lateral surface, a longitudinal axis, a lower cross-sectional area extending in a plane that is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and that is arranged at the base, and an upper cross-sectional area extending in a plane that is perpendicular to the longitudinal axis and that is arranged at the free end of the twisted tuft, the lower cross-sectional area and the upper cross-sectional area having substantially the same shape and size, wherein at least the filaments forming the outer lateral surface are each substantially straight and are all inclined with respect to the longitudinal axis in either a clockwise direction or in a counterclockwise direction, and the upper cross-sectional area is twisted with respect to the lower cross-sectional area by a twisting angle α and characterized in that the upper cross-sectional area is not congruent with the lower cross-sectional area when they are orthogonally projected onto each other along the longitudinal axis.
A container for consumer goods comprising a rigid outer box having a hinged lid and a rigid inner box having an opening covered by a pull tab, whereby: the rigid inner box comprises panels separated from each other by fold lines, the opening is a pre-cut opening configured to provide access to an inner volume of the inner box, and the inner box comprises a laminate of paperboard and an inner liner, the inner liner including a layer of foil and a layer of paper forming an innermost surface of the inner box wherein the layer of foil is between the paperboard and the paper layer; and the pull-tab has a first adhesive that releasably adheres an edge portion of the pull tab to the inner box, and a second adhesive (133, 154) that permanently adheres the pull tab to the inner box and the outer box, the pull tab further including a paper liner sized to fully cover and extend past edges of the opening in the inner box and adhered to the pull tab by adhesive such that the paper liner is an innermost layer over the opening. the rigid inner box comprises panels separated from each other by fold lines, the opening is a pre-cut opening configured to provide access to an inner volume of the inner box, and the inner box comprises a laminate of paperboard and an inner liner, the inner liner including a layer of foil and a layer of paper forming an innermost surface of the inner box wherein the layer of foil is between the paperboard and the paper layer; and the pull-tab has a first adhesive that releasably adheres an edge portion of the pull tab to the inner box, and a second adhesive (133, 154) that permanently adheres the pull tab to the inner box and the outer box, the pull tab further including a paper liner sized to fully cover and extend past edges of the opening in the inner box and adhered to the pull tab by adhesive such that the paper liner is an innermost layer over the opening.
Method for fixing to an aircraft landing gear at least one actuator for rotatably driving at least one wheel which is rotatably mounted on an axle of the landing gear, the wheel being associated with a brake which comprises an actuator carrier having a plate which carries brake actuators, and which has a circular central hole 10 in order to be able to be fitted onto the axle and two rotation stop holes diametrically opposed at one side and the other of the central hole so that, when the actuator carrier is fitted onto the axle, it is stopped in terms of rotation by an obstacle which is fixedly joined to the landing gear and which is introduced into one of the stop holes of the plate, characterised in that the drive actuator is attached and fixed to the actuator carrier in the region of the stop hole of the plate which does not receive the obstacle.
A foldable coupler for a vehicle, including, a coupler head; a rotating arm mechanism, including a first arm, and a second arm rotatably connected with the first arm; and a folding mechanism, including a driving mechanism and a force transfer component; the driving mechanism being mounted on the second arm, the force transfer component being rotatably mounted on the first arm; the driving mechanism being connected with the force transfer component to transfer a driving force to the first arm through the force transfer component, so that the first arm and the second arm rotate relative to each other; wherein the first arm is connectable to a vehicle body, and the second arm is connected to the coupler head; or, the first arm is connected to the coupler head, and the second arm is connectable to the vehicle body; characterised in that, the force transfer component is a force transfer rod; and the driving mechanism is a telescopic structure of an electric or pneumatic mechanism. a coupler head; a rotating arm mechanism, including a first arm, and a second arm rotatably connected with the first arm; and a folding mechanism, including a driving mechanism and a force transfer component; the driving mechanism being mounted on the second arm, the force transfer component being rotatably mounted on the first arm; the driving mechanism being connected with the force transfer component to transfer a driving force to the first arm through the force transfer component, so that the first arm and the second arm rotate relative to each other; wherein the first arm is connectable to a vehicle body, and the second arm is connected to the coupler head; or, the first arm is connected to the coupler head, and the second arm is connectable to the vehicle body; characterised in that, the force transfer component is a force transfer rod; and the driving mechanism is a telescopic structure of an electric or pneumatic mechanism.
Method for crystallization of 2'-FL, characterized in that the crystallization is carried out from an aqueous solution comprising 2'-FL and a fucosylated carbohydrate other than 2'-FL by adding one or more C 1 -C 4 alcohols to the solution, which aqueous solution is produced by a process comprising the steps of: i. culturing, in an aqueous culture medium containing lactose, a genetically modified cell, preferably an E. coli cell, having a recombinant gene that encodes a 1,2-fucosyl transferase and able to produce 2'-FL by fucosylating lactose, and ii. separating the aqueous solution from non-carbohydrate particulates and contaminants of the aqueous culture medium, wherein the crystalline 2'-FL displays X-ray powder diffraction reflections, based on a measurement using CuKα radiation, at 16.98±0.20, 13.65±0.20 and 18.32±0.20 2Θ angles, more preferably at 16.98±0.20, 13.65±0.20, 18.32±0.20 and 21.70±0.20 2Θ angles, even more preferably at 16.98±0.20, 13.65±0.20, 18.32±0.20, 21.70±0.20 and 15.22±0.20 2Θ angles, most preferably at 16.98±0.20, 13.65±0.20, 18.32±0.20, 21.70±0.20, 15.22±0.20 and 20.63±0.20 2Θ angles, in particular at 16.98±0.20, 13.65±0.20, 18.32±0.20, 21.70±0.20, 15.22±0.20, 20.63±0.20 and 11.94±0.20 2Θ angles. i. culturing, in an aqueous culture medium containing lactose, a genetically modified cell, preferably an E. coli cell, having a recombinant gene that encodes a 1,2-fucosyl transferase and able to produce 2'-FL by fucosylating lactose, and ii. separating the aqueous solution from non-carbohydrate particulates and contaminants of the aqueous culture medium,
A method for determining intensity of pain, the method comprising: quantitatively measuring an expression level of a panel of blood biomarkers personalized by gender and diagnosis in a sample obtained from a subject; obtaining a reference expression level of the blood biomarkers; and identifying a difference in the expression level of the panel of blood biomarkers in the sample and the reference expression level of the blood biomarkers, wherein the difference in the expression level of the panel of blood biomarkers in the sample obtained from the subject and the reference expression level of the blood biomarkers determines the intensity of pain wherein the panel of biomarkers consists of all the biomarkers from the group of biomarkers consisting of GNG7, CNTN1, LY9, CCDC144B, GBP1, Hs.666804/MFAP3, CASP6, COMT, RAB33A, ZYX, Hs.696420/MTERF1, COL27A1, HRAS, CALCA, Hs.596713/PPP1R14B, ASTN2, ELAC2, HLA-DQB1, PNOC, TCF15, TOP3A, H05785/LRRC75A, CLSPN, COL2A1, Hs.554262, PIK3CD, SVEP1, TNFRSF11B, ZNF91, CDK6, EDN1, AF090920/PPFIBP2, DCAF12, DNAJC18, HLA-DRB1, SEPT7P2, VEGFA, WNK1, AF087971/PBRM1, Hs.659426/PHC3, CCDC85C, GSPT1, LOXL2, MBNL3, PTN, RALGAPA2, YBX3, ZNF441, CCND1, Catechol-O-Methyltransferase, HTR2A, NF1, SHMT1, TSPO, DENND1B, MCRS1, OSBP2, FAM134B, ZNF429 and Hs.677263/SMURF2.