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A method for determining the risk of a subject for developing mild traumatic brain injuries (mTBI), comprising: obtaining a urine sample obtained from a subject; measuring the urine sample for an amount of SLC25A13 (Citrin, Mitochondrial aspartate glutamate carrier 2); and comparing the amount of SLC25A13 with the amount of SLC25A13 in a control urine sample, wherein a change in the amount of SLC25A13 from the subject compared with the control is indicative of the subject having an increased risk for mTBI, wherein the amount of SLC25A13 is the amount of SLC25A13's extracellular RNA expression in the urine sample. obtaining a urine sample obtained from a subject; measuring the urine sample for an amount of SLC25A13 (Citrin, Mitochondrial aspartate glutamate carrier 2); and comparing the amount of SLC25A13 with the amount of SLC25A13 in a control urine sample, wherein a change in the amount of SLC25A13 from the subject compared with the control is indicative of the subject having an increased risk for mTBI, wherein the amount of SLC25A13 is the amount of SLC25A13's extracellular RNA expression in the urine sample.
Use of graphite fluoride in a coating of a lubricant suitable for use on snow or ice and provided on a sliding surface of a snow or ice sliding equipment for skiing or skating, wherein - the lubricant contains a paraffin wax and graphite fluoride an amount of 0.1-2.0 mass% relative to the paraffin wax; or - the lubricant consists of graphite fluoride. - the lubricant contains a paraffin wax and graphite fluoride an amount of 0.1-2.0 mass% relative to the paraffin wax; or - the lubricant consists of graphite fluoride.
Locking device for a functionally essential component of a vehicle , comprising a locking element for locking the functionally essential component , and a mounting housing in which the locking element for locking the functionally essential component is movably arranged, wherein the mounting housing is mountable at least partially with a free space (4.1) to a component housing for the functionally essential component , characterized in that, the mounting housing has a rigid housing section and a dodging element , the dodging element being arranged movably on the rigid housing section in order to dodge a tilting movement of the locking element in the direction of the free space (4.1) from a rest position (I) into a dodging position (II). a locking element for locking the functionally essential component , and a mounting housing in which the locking element for locking the functionally essential component is movably arranged, wherein the mounting housing is mountable at least partially with a free space (4.1) to a component housing for the functionally essential component , characterized in that, the mounting housing has a rigid housing section and a dodging element , the dodging element being arranged movably on the rigid housing section in order to dodge a tilting movement of the locking element in the direction of the free space (4.1) from a rest position (I) into a dodging position (II).
A stent delivery catheter comprising: an outer shaft having a first lumen a plurality of self-expanding tubular stents carried within the first lumen , the stents being adapted to radially expand upon deployment from the first lumen; and a deployment mechanism for deploying a selected number of the stents from the first lumen characterised in that the stent delivery catheter further comprises a control member interactive with the stents to control expansion of the stents when the stents are deployed from the first lumen the control member comprising a plurality of axially-extending control wires the stents being coupled to the wires and axially slidable thereon, and the wires being radially deflectable to allow controlled expansion of the stents, the stents having openings in the walls thereof through which the plurality of control wires are threaded, and by extending through openings in each stent said wires keeping adjacent stents in rotational alignment when advanced forward.
A chalcogenide material comprising: germanium, Ge; (Go); arsenic, As; sulfur, S; selenium, Se; and at least one group III metal, M, selected from indium, In, gallium, Ga, and aluminum, Al, wherein a content of Ge is greater than 10 at% and less than or equal to 30 at%, a content of As is greater than 30 at% and less than or equal to 50 at%, a content of Se is greater than 20 at% and less than or equal to 60 at%, a content of S is greater than 0.5 at% and less than or equal to 10 at%, and a content of the group III metal is greater than 0.5 at% and less than or equal to 10 at%. germanium, Ge; (Go); arsenic, As; sulfur, S; selenium, Se; and at least one group III metal, M, selected from indium, In, gallium, Ga, and aluminum, Al, wherein a content of Ge is greater than 10 at% and less than or equal to 30 at%, a content of As is greater than 30 at% and less than or equal to 50 at%, a content of Se is greater than 20 at% and less than or equal to 60 at%, a content of S is greater than 0.5 at% and less than or equal to 10 at%, and a content of the group III metal is greater than 0.5 at% and less than or equal to 10 at%.
A fuse module comprising: a mounting block formed of an electrically insulating material, the mounting block including a rear wall extending from a base ; a fuse plate comprising: a planar, electrically conductive bus bar a fusible element (836a-d) electrically connected to the bus bar and disposed adjacent a front surface of the rear wall; and a fuse terminal (832a-d) electrically connected to the fusible element and extending onto a top of the base; and an electrically conductive terminal post extending from the top of the base through the fuse terminal for facilitating connection to an electrical component, characterized in that the conductive bus bar is disposed immediately adjacent and in a parallel relationship with a rear surface of the rear wall . a mounting block formed of an electrically insulating material, the mounting block including a rear wall extending from a base ; a fuse plate comprising: a planar, electrically conductive bus bar a fusible element (836a-d) electrically connected to the bus bar and disposed adjacent a front surface of the rear wall; and a fuse terminal (832a-d) electrically connected to the fusible element and extending onto a top of the base; and an electrically conductive terminal post extending from the top of the base through the fuse terminal for facilitating connection to an electrical component, characterized in that the conductive bus bar is disposed immediately adjacent and in a parallel relationship with a rear surface of the rear wall . a planar, electrically conductive bus bar a fusible element (836a-d) electrically connected to the bus bar and disposed adjacent a front surface of the rear wall; and a fuse terminal (832a-d) electrically connected to the fusible element and extending onto a top of the base; and a fusible element (836a-d) electrically connected to the bus bar and disposed adjacent a front surface of the rear wall; and a fuse terminal (832a-d) electrically connected to the fusible element and extending onto a top of the base; and an electrically conductive terminal post extending from the top of the base through the fuse terminal for facilitating connection to an electrical component, characterized in that the conductive bus bar is disposed immediately adjacent and in a parallel relationship with a rear surface of the rear wall .
A mobile RFID reader including an RFID recognition part configured to recognize an RFID tag signal, the mobile RFID reader comprising: a flat plate panel for recognition of RFID tag information; a grip formed in a rod shape having a predetermined length so that the mobile RFID reader can be gripped by a hand; a coupling portion having a predetermined length, and configured such that the coupling portion is disposed to be substantially parallel to a horizontal direction of the recognition surface of the plate panel for recognition of RFID tag information, one end of the coupling portion is coupled to the plate panel for recognition of RFID tag information, and a remaining end of the coupling portion in the lengthwise direction of the coupling portion is coupled to the grip ; characterized by a user terminal pocket detachably mounted on the coupling portion and configured to accommodate the user terminal , wherein the user terminal pocket comprises: a clamping holder configured to be coupled to the coupling portion ; a tray configured to be coupled to the clamping holder and accommodate a user terminal ; and a connection rod configured to connect the tray to the clamping holder . a flat plate panel for recognition of RFID tag information; a grip formed in a rod shape having a predetermined length so that the mobile RFID reader can be gripped by a hand; a coupling portion having a predetermined length, and configured such that the coupling portion is disposed to be substantially parallel to a horizontal direction of the recognition surface of the plate panel for recognition of RFID tag information, one end of the coupling portion is coupled to the plate panel for recognition of RFID tag information, and a remaining end of the coupling portion in the lengthwise direction of the coupling portion is coupled to the grip ; characterized by a user terminal pocket detachably mounted on the coupling portion and configured to accommodate the user terminal , wherein the user terminal pocket comprises: a clamping holder configured to be coupled to the coupling portion ; a tray configured to be coupled to the clamping holder and accommodate a user terminal ; and a connection rod configured to connect the tray to the clamping holder . a clamping holder configured to be coupled to the coupling portion ; a tray configured to be coupled to the clamping holder and accommodate a user terminal ; and a connection rod configured to connect the tray to the clamping holder .
Microwave cooking appliance (1; 21; 31; 61; 71), having a door (2; 22; 32; 62; 72), which in the closed state covers a loading opening of a cooking chamber and which has a profiled trap structure (6; 26; 36; 67; 77), which together with an electrically conductive door flange forms a lambda quarter-wave trap that frames the loading opening in the closed state, wherein - the trap structure (6; 26; 36; 67; 77) has a metal choke profile (8; 24; 34; 66; 78) with an open face opposite the door flange , - an inner metal tongue (10; 33) protrudes into the open face laterally on the inside and an outer metal tongue (11; 23; 63; 73) protrudes into the open face laterally on the outside, said metal tongues being connected electrically to the choke profile (8; 24; 34; 66; 78) and being separated from one another by a microwave entry slot (12; 75) and - the microwave entry slot (12; 75) is covered by a microwave-transparent cover , characterised in that - the choke profile (8; 24; 34; 66; 78) is framed laterally on the outside by a parallel overlap region protruding from the door flange , and - the parallel overlap region has a cover surface facing the door flange and made of electrically conductive material, which is shaped in the same manner as the region of the door flange it covers and arranged at a distance from the door flange - at least one of the metal tongues (10; 11; 23; 63; 73) is toothed with a row of teeth (44; 54; 64; 74) in the profile direction (P), these being separated from one another by separating slots (45; 55; 68), and - the teeth are bent in the direction of the hollow space on at least one face adjoining a separating slot . - the trap structure (6; 26; 36; 67; 77) has a metal choke profile (8; 24; 34; 66; 78) with an open face opposite the door flange , - an inner metal tongue (10; 33) protrudes into the open face laterally on the inside and an outer metal tongue (11; 23; 63; 73) protrudes into the open face laterally on the outside, said metal tongues being connected electrically to the choke profile (8; 24; 34; 66; 78) and being separated from one another by a microwave entry slot (12; 75) and - the microwave entry slot (12; 75) is covered by a microwave-transparent cover , characterised in that - the choke profile (8; 24; 34; 66; 78) is framed laterally on the outside by a parallel overlap region protruding from the door flange , and - the parallel overlap region has a cover surface facing the door flange and made of electrically conductive material, which is shaped in the same manner as the region of the door flange it covers and arranged at a distance from the door flange - at least one of the metal tongues (10; 11; 23; 63; 73) is toothed with a row of teeth (44; 54; 64; 74) in the profile direction (P), these being separated from one another by separating slots (45; 55; 68), and - the teeth are bent in the direction of the hollow space on at least one face adjoining a separating slot .
A method for coating of woven materials with a PEDOT:PSS polymer complex, wherein the coating comprises the steps of: a) initial coating by dyeing in exhaust of woven fabrics with an aqueous solution of PEDOT:PSS polymer complex at 80-95 oC for 20-45 min, b) removing water by drying at 100-120 oC for 100-300 sec, c) additional coating by knife over roll at room temperature with an aqueous solution of PEDOT:PSS polymer complex, d) removing water by drying at 100-120 oC for 100-300 sec, e) crosslinking with organic compound. a) initial coating by dyeing in exhaust of woven fabrics with an aqueous solution of PEDOT:PSS polymer complex at 80-95 oC for 20-45 min, b) removing water by drying at 100-120 oC for 100-300 sec, c) additional coating by knife over roll at room temperature with an aqueous solution of PEDOT:PSS polymer complex, d) removing water by drying at 100-120 oC for 100-300 sec, e) crosslinking with organic compound.
A method, comprising: applying, by a device for cleaning an end face of an optical fiber, a vacuum to a solvent tank , wherein the device includes: a vacuum generator to apply the vacuum, and the solvent tank , and characterised by applying the vacuum to the solvent tank generates a suction to pull solvent from a solvent reservoir ; and receiving, by the device , from the solvent reservoir , and in response to applying the vacuum, solvent with the solvent tank . applying, by a device for cleaning an end face of an optical fiber, a vacuum to a solvent tank , wherein the device includes: a vacuum generator to apply the vacuum, and the solvent tank , and characterised by applying the vacuum to the solvent tank generates a suction to pull solvent from a solvent reservoir ; and wherein the device includes: a vacuum generator to apply the vacuum, and the solvent tank , and characterised by a vacuum generator to apply the vacuum, and the solvent tank , and characterised by applying the vacuum to the solvent tank generates a suction to pull solvent from a solvent reservoir ; and receiving, by the device , from the solvent reservoir , and in response to applying the vacuum, solvent with the solvent tank .
A subtalar joint implant , the implant comprising: a talar portion having a lower surface, the lower surface comprising a first region and a second region ; and a calcaneal portion comprising an upper surface having a third region configured to contact the first region of the talar portion and a fourth region configured to contact the second region of the talar portion ; and the second region and the fourth region comprise at least one pivot point defining a range of sliding motion of the talar portion and calcaneal portion of the implant ; characterized in that : one of the first region and the third region comprises a concave component and the other of the first region and the third region comprises a convex component. a talar portion having a lower surface, the lower surface comprising a first region and a second region ; and a calcaneal portion comprising an upper surface having a third region configured to contact the first region of the talar portion and a fourth region configured to contact the second region of the talar portion ; and the second region and the fourth region comprise at least one pivot point defining a range of sliding motion of the talar portion and calcaneal portion of the implant ; characterized in that : one of the first region and the third region comprises a concave component and the other of the first region and the third region comprises a convex component.
A bacterium of the species Lactobacillus salivarius for use in treating cardiac dysfunction in a mammal, wherein said bacterium of the species Lactobacillus salivarius is strain 33 (Ls-33) (PTA-4800).
A method for selecting a gear ratio of a vehicle driveline , comprising: gathering information relating to one or more parameters associated with the vehicle , the information comprising information relating to the nature of a terrain over which the vehicle is traveling; anticipating, based on the gathered information, an occurrence of an event relating to the vehicle for which a change in driveline gear ratio is needed; identifying a suitable driveline gear ratio for the anticipated event; generating a command signal representative of a request to change the gear ratio of the driveline (12 4 ) to the identified gear ratio; and communicating the command signal to a driveline subsystem of the vehicle , characterised by the method further comprising ignoring or suspending generation of the command signal representative of a request to change the gear ratio in dependence on the current or expected amount of load on the driveline and the terrain over which the vehicle is travelling. gathering information relating to one or more parameters associated with the vehicle , the information comprising information relating to the nature of a terrain over which the vehicle is traveling; anticipating, based on the gathered information, an occurrence of an event relating to the vehicle for which a change in driveline gear ratio is needed; identifying a suitable driveline gear ratio for the anticipated event; generating a command signal representative of a request to change the gear ratio of the driveline (12 4 ) to the identified gear ratio; and communicating the command signal to a driveline subsystem of the vehicle , characterised by the method further comprising ignoring or suspending generation of the command signal representative of a request to change the gear ratio in dependence on the current or expected amount of load on the driveline and the terrain over which the vehicle is travelling.
A windshield for an automobile on which an information acquisition device configured to acquire information from an outside of a vehicle by emitting and/or receiving light can be arranged, the windshield comprising: a laminated glass including an information acquisition region that is opposite to the information acquisition device and through which the light passes; and an antifog sheet in which at least a sticky layer, a substrate film, and an antifog layer are layered in this order, the sticky layer being attached to at least a surface on a vehicle interior side of the information acquisition region, wherein the laminated glass includes an inner glass plate arranged on a vehicle interior side, an outer glass plate arranged on a vehicle exterior side, and an interlayer arranged between the inner glass plate and the outer glass plate, the thickness of the interlayer is 0.3 to 6.0 mm, and the laminated glass includes at least one glass plate in which surface concentrations of tin oxide in two principal surfaces are different, and a surface of the glass plate in which the concentration of tin oxide is higher faces the vehicle interior side. a laminated glass including an information acquisition region that is opposite to the information acquisition device and through which the light passes; and an antifog sheet in which at least a sticky layer, a substrate film, and an antifog layer are layered in this order, the sticky layer being attached to at least a surface on a vehicle interior side of the information acquisition region, wherein the laminated glass includes an inner glass plate arranged on a vehicle interior side, an outer glass plate arranged on a vehicle exterior side, and an interlayer arranged between the inner glass plate and the outer glass plate, the thickness of the interlayer is 0.3 to 6.0 mm, and the laminated glass includes at least one glass plate in which surface concentrations of tin oxide in two principal surfaces are different, and a surface of the glass plate in which the concentration of tin oxide is higher faces the vehicle interior side.
A program storage device, on which are stored instructions comprising instructions for causing one or more processors of a web gateway to: receive from a client a request to traverse a resource locator of a hyperlink; and determine whether the hyperlink was embedded in an email, characterized in that the instructions further cause the one or more processors to: if the resource locator was obtained from a hyperlink in an email, determine an identity of the email based on a message identifier in the resource locator; determine a reputation of the resource locator, responsive to the request, and determine a current reputation of the email based on the identity of the email; and perform an action responsive to the current reputation of the email and the reputation of the resource locator. receive from a client a request to traverse a resource locator of a hyperlink; and determine whether the hyperlink was embedded in an email, characterized in that the instructions further cause the one or more processors to: if the resource locator was obtained from a hyperlink in an email, determine an identity of the email based on a message identifier in the resource locator; determine a reputation of the resource locator, responsive to the request, and determine a current reputation of the email based on the identity of the email; and perform an action responsive to the current reputation of the email and the reputation of the resource locator. if the resource locator was obtained from a hyperlink in an email, determine an identity of the email based on a message identifier in the resource locator; determine a reputation of the resource locator, responsive to the request, and determine a current reputation of the email based on the identity of the email; and perform an action responsive to the current reputation of the email and the reputation of the resource locator.