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A method being performed in a transceiver , the method comprising: receiving data using a first communication parameter value; determining a first value for a CRC computation period based on the communication parameter value; calculating a first number of normalized CRC anomalies based on the first value for the CRC computation period; declaring a severely errored second when the first number of normalized CRC anomalies in a one second interval is 18 or greater than 18; changing, based on a change in on-line data rate, to receiving data using a second communication parameter value, wherein the first communication parameter value is different than the second communication parameter value; determining a second value for the CRC computation period based on the second communication parameter value, wherein the first value for the CRC computation period is different than the second value for the CRC computation period; calculating a second number of normalized CRC anomalies based on the second value for the CRC computation period; and declaring a severely errored second when the second number of normalized CRC anomalies in a one second interval is 18 or greater than 18. receiving data using a first communication parameter value; determining a first value for a CRC computation period based on the communication parameter value; calculating a first number of normalized CRC anomalies based on the first value for the CRC computation period; declaring a severely errored second when the first number of normalized CRC anomalies in a one second interval is 18 or greater than 18; changing, based on a change in on-line data rate, to receiving data using a second communication parameter value, wherein the first communication parameter value is different than the second communication parameter value; determining a second value for the CRC computation period based on the second communication parameter value, wherein the first value for the CRC computation period is different than the second value for the CRC computation period; calculating a second number of normalized CRC anomalies based on the second value for the CRC computation period; and declaring a severely errored second when the second number of normalized CRC anomalies in a one second interval is 18 or greater than 18.
A computer implemented method for quantifying the extent of interstitial lung disease and predicting its progression, the method comprising: obtaining at least one image based on a scan of at least a part of a patient's lung; segmenting the image to (i) obtain a lung mask defining the periphery of the lung and (ii) to identify structures within the lung mask wherein; the method being characterized by : applying a weighting to the identified structures based on the relative position of the structures relative to the lung periphery to obtain a weighted score; and quantifying the extent of interstitial lung disease, and/or predicting the progression of interstitial lung disease over time, based on the weighted score; and wherein segmenting the image to identify structures within the lung mask comprises identifying reticulo-vascular structures comprising at least one of: pulmonary vessels and reticulation. obtaining at least one image based on a scan of at least a part of a patient's lung; segmenting the image to (i) obtain a lung mask defining the periphery of the lung and (ii) to identify structures within the lung mask wherein; the method being characterized by : applying a weighting to the identified structures based on the relative position of the structures relative to the lung periphery to obtain a weighted score; and quantifying the extent of interstitial lung disease, and/or predicting the progression of interstitial lung disease over time, based on the weighted score; and wherein segmenting the image to identify structures within the lung mask comprises identifying reticulo-vascular structures comprising at least one of: pulmonary vessels and reticulation. applying a weighting to the identified structures based on the relative position of the structures relative to the lung periphery to obtain a weighted score; and quantifying the extent of interstitial lung disease, and/or predicting the progression of interstitial lung disease over time, based on the weighted score; and wherein segmenting the image to identify structures within the lung mask comprises identifying reticulo-vascular structures comprising at least one of: pulmonary vessels and reticulation.
An aeration device configured to be fitted to a membrane filtration module having membranes mounted therein, the aeration device comprises: a sleeve configured to at least partially surround the membrane filtration module, the sleeve having one end adapted to engage with the membrane filtration module and another end adapted to engage with a filtrate collection conduit or manifold, the sleeve comprising: an outer wall and an inner wall spaced therefrom, the inner wall and the outer wall downwardly extending co-axially from a joining portion , wherein the inner wall extends downwardly at least part way along a length of the outer wall of the sleeve. the outer wall and the inner wall defining a chamber therebetween having an open lower end at a distal end of the inner wall and a closed upper end at the joining portion where the inner wall and the outer wall of the sleeve are joined; a gas inlet configured to communicate gas from a source of gas to the chamber wherein the gas inlet is provided at the joining portion of the sleeve ; one or more aeration openings defined in the inner wall of the sleeve and configured to provide fluid communication between the chamber and the membranes of the membrane filtration module; one or more drain openings defined in the outer wall of the sleeve and configured to provide fluid communication between the membranes of the membrane filtration module and an outside of the sleeve.
A machine, comprising: a processor ; and a memory connected to the processor, the memory storing instructions executed by the processor to preserve a second level domain, track requests for subdomains including unique subdomains of the second level domain, determine the size of encoded subdomain data, determine the size of response data for subdomain requests, identify when the ratio of the number of unique subdomain requests versus the number of requests for subdomains of the second level domain is over a first threshold to establish a first satisfied condition, and determine, in response to the first satisfied condition, when the size of the encoded subdomain data exceeds a second threshold and the size of response data for subdomain requests exceeds a third threshold to establish a second satisfied condition corresponding to deemed domain name system tunnel activity. a processor ; and a memory connected to the processor, the memory storing instructions executed by the processor to preserve a second level domain, track requests for subdomains including unique subdomains of the second level domain, determine the size of encoded subdomain data, determine the size of response data for subdomain requests, identify when the ratio of the number of unique subdomain requests versus the number of requests for subdomains of the second level domain is over a first threshold to establish a first satisfied condition, and determine, in response to the first satisfied condition, when the size of the encoded subdomain data exceeds a second threshold and the size of response data for subdomain requests exceeds a third threshold to establish a second satisfied condition corresponding to deemed domain name system tunnel activity. preserve a second level domain, track requests for subdomains including unique subdomains of the second level domain, determine the size of encoded subdomain data, determine the size of response data for subdomain requests, identify when the ratio of the number of unique subdomain requests versus the number of requests for subdomains of the second level domain is over a first threshold to establish a first satisfied condition, and determine, in response to the first satisfied condition, when the size of the encoded subdomain data exceeds a second threshold and the size of response data for subdomain requests exceeds a third threshold to establish a second satisfied condition corresponding to deemed domain name system tunnel activity.
A method of filling a gas canister with pressurized or liquified gas from a canister filling machine, the method comprising: inserting a valve of a gas canister , that is configured to hold a pressurized or liquefied gas for carbonating a liquid, into an interior space of an adapter , through an opening of the adapter that is shaped to enable insertion of the valve, the adapter enabling a fluidic connection of the gas canister valve to a filling port of the filling machine, and comprising at least one channel that is configured, when the valve is inserted into the opening, to conduct pressurized or liquified gas from the filling port to the valve, the valve comprising: a canister port facing, and open to, an interior of the gas canister; at least one exterior port that opens laterally to a longitudinal axis of the valve for facilitating inflow of the gas into and outflow of the gas out of the canister when the valve is in an open position, and to prevent the inflow or the outflow when the valve is in a closed position; and a gas release mechanism for causing the valve to change between the open position and the closed position; activating the gas release mechanism to put the valve into the open position; and filling the gas canister with the pressurized or liquified gas while maintaining the valve in the open position. inserting a valve of a gas canister , that is configured to hold a pressurized or liquefied gas for carbonating a liquid, into an interior space of an adapter , through an opening of the adapter that is shaped to enable insertion of the valve, the adapter enabling a fluidic connection of the gas canister valve to a filling port of the filling machine, and comprising at least one channel that is configured, when the valve is inserted into the opening, to conduct pressurized or liquified gas from the filling port to the valve, the valve comprising: a canister port facing, and open to, an interior of the gas canister; at least one exterior port that opens laterally to a longitudinal axis of the valve for facilitating inflow of the gas into and outflow of the gas out of the canister when the valve is in an open position, and to prevent the inflow or the outflow when the valve is in a closed position; and a gas release mechanism for causing the valve to change between the open position and the closed position; a canister port facing, and open to, an interior of the gas canister; at least one exterior port that opens laterally to a longitudinal axis of the valve for facilitating inflow of the gas into and outflow of the gas out of the canister when the valve is in an open position, and to prevent the inflow or the outflow when the valve is in a closed position; and a gas release mechanism for causing the valve to change between the open position and the closed position; activating the gas release mechanism to put the valve into the open position; and filling the gas canister with the pressurized or liquified gas while maintaining the valve in the open position.
A compound according to Formula I or any pharmaceutically acceptable salt thereof, wherein: R 1 and R 2 are independently selected from the group consisting of fluoro, chloro, bromo, and iodo, and R 3 is independently selected from the group consisting of -OH and -NR 3a R 3b , R 3a is independently selected from hydrogen and C 1-6 alkyl, and R 3b is C 1-6 alkyl. R 1 and R 2 are independently selected from the group consisting of fluoro, chloro, bromo, and iodo, and R 3 is independently selected from the group consisting of -OH and -NR 3a R 3b , R 3a is independently selected from hydrogen and C 1-6 alkyl, and R 3b is C 1-6 alkyl.
A catheter pump system comprising: an impeller ; a catheter body having a lumen therethrough, the impeller being mechanically coupled with a distal portion of the catheter body ; a guidewire guide tube disposed through the lumen from a proximal portion of the catheter pump to a distal portion of the catheter pump, the guidewire guide tube being configured to receive a guidewire therein; an end cap secured to a proximal end portion of the guidewire guide tube , the end cap being configured such that axial movement of the end cap relative to the catheter body causes the guidewire guide tube to be removed from the catheter pump; and a resealable closure device disposed at a proximal portion of the catheter pump, the closure device being configured such that when the guidewire guide tube is removed from the catheter pump, the closure device closes the proximal portion of the catheter pump. an impeller ; a catheter body having a lumen therethrough, the impeller being mechanically coupled with a distal portion of the catheter body ; a guidewire guide tube disposed through the lumen from a proximal portion of the catheter pump to a distal portion of the catheter pump, the guidewire guide tube being configured to receive a guidewire therein; an end cap secured to a proximal end portion of the guidewire guide tube , the end cap being configured such that axial movement of the end cap relative to the catheter body causes the guidewire guide tube to be removed from the catheter pump; and a resealable closure device disposed at a proximal portion of the catheter pump, the closure device being configured such that when the guidewire guide tube is removed from the catheter pump, the closure device closes the proximal portion of the catheter pump.
A computer implemented method of determining an infection of a patient with a bacterial microorganism potentially resistant to antimicrobial drug treatment, comprising the steps of: determining the presence of at least one genetic variation in at least one genetic sequence of the bacterial microorganism contained or suspected of being contained in a sample obtained from the patient, wherein the determining is by the method comprising: obtaining or providing a first data set of at least one nucleic acid sequence of the bacterial microorganism, wherein optionally at least a part of the nucleic acid sequence of the first data set is assembled; analyzing the at least one nucleic acid sequence of the first data set for genetic variations by comparison to a first pan-genome to obtain a third data set of genetic variants; providing a second data set of antimicrobial drug resistance and/or susceptibility of at least one clinical isolate of the microorganism; correlating the third data set with the second data set and statistically analyzing the correlation; and determining at least one genetic variation in the bacterial microorganism associated with antimicrobial drug resistance, wherein the presence of said at least one genetic variation is indicative of an infection with an antimicrobial drug resistant microorganism in said patient. obtaining or providing a first data set of at least one nucleic acid sequence of the bacterial microorganism, wherein optionally at least a part of the nucleic acid sequence of the first data set is assembled; analyzing the at least one nucleic acid sequence of the first data set for genetic variations by comparison to a first pan-genome to obtain a third data set of genetic variants; providing a second data set of antimicrobial drug resistance and/or susceptibility of at least one clinical isolate of the microorganism; correlating the third data set with the second data set and statistically analyzing the correlation; and determining at least one genetic variation in the bacterial microorganism associated with antimicrobial drug resistance, wherein the presence of said at least one genetic variation is indicative of an infection with an antimicrobial drug resistant microorganism in said patient.
A material handling vehicle , comprising: a pair of forks ; and a clamp assembly arranged between the pair of forks , the clamp assembly including: a housing ; a first grip arm protruding from the housing and moveably received by the housing ; and a second grip arm protruding from the housing and moveably received by the housing , the second grip arm laterally opposing the first grip arm ; characterized in that at least one of the first grip arm or the second grip arm includes an electrical contact configured to transfer power or a communication signal. a pair of forks ; and a clamp assembly arranged between the pair of forks , the clamp assembly including: a housing ; a first grip arm protruding from the housing and moveably received by the housing ; and a second grip arm protruding from the housing and moveably received by the housing , the second grip arm laterally opposing the first grip arm ; characterized in that at least one of the first grip arm or the second grip arm includes an electrical contact configured to transfer power or a communication signal. a housing ; a first grip arm protruding from the housing and moveably received by the housing ; and a second grip arm protruding from the housing and moveably received by the housing , the second grip arm laterally opposing the first grip arm ; characterized in that at least one of the first grip arm or the second grip arm includes an electrical contact configured to transfer power or a communication signal.
An isolated double stranded ribonucleic acid (dsRNA) comprising first and second nucleic acid strands, wherein each of the first and second nucleic acid strands has a length of at least 25 nucleotides, wherein the first and second nucleic acid strands form a duplex region of at least 25 base pairs, and wherein said second strand of the dsRNA is complementary to at least 22 nucleotides of a target β-catenin sequence, the target β-catenin sequence being SEQ ID NO: 2395, such that the dsRNA reduces β-catenin target gene expression when introduced into a mammalian cell.
A computer program comprising instructions which, when the program is executed by a computer, cause the computer to carry out a method of monitoring a medical instrument during a medical procedure involving motion of the medical instrument, the method comprising: receiving state information from a control system in communication with the medical instrument, wherein the state information comprises an indication of which of several possible states of the medical instrument is currently implemented; determining a threshold motion value based on the state information; detecting , by the control system, motion of at least a portion of the medical instrument; comparing the detected motion of the portion of the medical instrument with the threshold motion value; determining, based on the detected motion of the portion of the medical instrument exceeding the threshold motion value, significant movement of a patient has occurred; and providing a system response based on the comparison of the detected motion with the threshold motion value and the determining significant movement of the patient has occurred. receiving state information from a control system in communication with the medical instrument, wherein the state information comprises an indication of which of several possible states of the medical instrument is currently implemented; determining a threshold motion value based on the state information; detecting , by the control system, motion of at least a portion of the medical instrument; comparing the detected motion of the portion of the medical instrument with the threshold motion value; determining, based on the detected motion of the portion of the medical instrument exceeding the threshold motion value, significant movement of a patient has occurred; and providing a system response based on the comparison of the detected motion with the threshold motion value and the determining significant movement of the patient has occurred.
Optical imaging system for use with a medical scope, comprising: a common image sensor for acquiring a first image and a second image, a first optical group comprising a beamsplitter optically arranged along a common optical path with the associated medical scope to receive single optical image light in an afocal state from the associated medical scope or from a collimating lens or lens group of the optical imaging system and split the single optical image into a first portion of light directed along a first optical path and a second portion of light directed along a second optical path ; characterized in that a second optical group comprising refractive elements optically arranged to receive the first and second portions of light from the beamsplitter and focus the first portion as the first image onto a first area of the common image sensor and focus the second portion as the second image onto a second area of the common image sensor wherein the first and second image areas of the common image sensor do not overlap; and one or more manipulating optical means located upstream of the second optical group to manipulate one or more of the single optical image light, the first portion of light and the second portion of light. a common image sensor for acquiring a first image and a second image, a first optical group comprising a beamsplitter optically arranged along a common optical path with the associated medical scope to receive single optical image light in an afocal state from the associated medical scope or from a collimating lens or lens group of the optical imaging system and split the single optical image into a first portion of light directed along a first optical path and a second portion of light directed along a second optical path ; characterized in that a second optical group comprising refractive elements optically arranged to receive the first and second portions of light from the beamsplitter and focus the first portion as the first image onto a first area of the common image sensor and focus the second portion as the second image onto a second area of the common image sensor wherein the first and second image areas of the common image sensor do not overlap; and one or more manipulating optical means located upstream of the second optical group to manipulate one or more of the single optical image light, the first portion of light and the second portion of light.