lack of inflammatory events during the various stages of infection. PV infections are confined to epithelial tissues and are highly localized. Several viral proteins are involved in immune escape (Table 1), including: (i) E5, which can down-regulate MHC Class I and other key molecules in the antigen-presentation pathways [@B52][@B53]; (ii) E6 and E7, which can suppress host interferon pathways [@B54][@B55][@B56], activate the DNA-damage pathways [@B57][@B58][@B59], and induce immune suppression via activation of suppressive cytokines and Tregs [@B60][@B61].

Clear evidence for immune control stems from studies on preclinical models [@B62] and immunosuppressed patients [@B63][@B64][@B65]. In the preclinical cottontail rabbit PV (CRPV) model, two natural CRPV variants exist in which one variant is poorly immunogenic and produces persistent infections whereas the second variant is immunogenic and easily cleared by host immunity[@B66]. Several amino acid differences in the E6 protein alone altered the persistor strain to an immunogenic or regressive phenotype [@B67]. Interestingly, when the rabbits were immunosuppressed prior to infection with the regressive variant then subsequently released from immunosuppression, persistent lesions were observed in some (but not all) animals [@B68]. These preclinical results support similar observations in immunosuppressed patients where persistent HPV infections are prevalent and can expand to clinical disease during immunosuppression [@B63]. The implications of these studies are that HPV infections may develop into persistent infections following immune depression arising via temporary environmental stresses. Thus, under normal immunocompetent conditions these infections would have been cleared effectively.

### Host restriction factors

The exquisite tissue restriction of some HPVs has attracted recent interest in the "new" fields of viral-host interactions


in which various host restriction factors influence virus life cycles [@B69]. Some recent observations in HPV *in vitro* models indicate roles for APOBEC3 family members [@B70][@B71], DNA-damage repair (DDR) pathways [@B57][@B58][@B59], IFN-kappa [@B72][@B73], IFI16 [@B74], TLR9 [@B75][@B76] and IL1β [@B77][@B78] as host restriction factors or pathways that the virus must overcome. Recent studies on the DNA sensor, IFI16, suggested that the proposed editing of HPV in cervical cancer may be linked to HPV-mediated induction of a human APOBEC3-dependent intrinsic host defense mechanism [@B74]. DDR pathway activation and suppression occurs in HPV replication and carcinogenesis mediated by viral E1 and E2 (repression) and viral E6 and E7 (activation) respectively [@B59].

New observations on the role of HPV in autophagy also demonstrate host-mediated control pathways disrupted by HPV [@B79][@B80][@B81]. Finally, thereinform physicians as to the appropriate management and treatment of HPV disease.

EPIDEMIOLOGY, INCIDENCE AND PREVALENCE
======================================

Questions relevant to this section:

*1. Have we discovered all the risk-factors associated with HPV progression and cancers?*

*2. What viral and host factors (gender, race, age and anatomical site) are associated with a potential differential susceptibility to HPV infections.*

*3. Given the commensal nature of some skin and mucosotropic HPV and their prevalence, do these commensal infections provide a potential localized immune tolerance for subsequent infection by the more pathogenic HPVs thereby reducing the initial host immune response to these latter types?*

*4. Is there competition or synergistic interactions between different HPV types during a co-infection?*

*5. Do asymptomatic HPV infections trigger protective homeostatic host immunity to these and other common skin microbes? Do other microbes at skin


have enriched our knowledge of viral evolution, tumor suppressor function, host restriction factors, innate immunity, codon usage profiles, viral vaccines, immunotherapy, DNA damage response mechanisms, keratinocyte biology and viral tissue tropism. Future studies will allow us to assess the impact of the current prophylactic vaccines on a select set of HPV types and the selection pressures these vaccines impose on viral evolution. Papillomaviruses have provided a resource for a variety of expertise spanning the fields of virology, immunology, pathology, gynecology, evolutionary biology, vaccine manufacture, carcinogenesis and molecular virology. Questions remaining will continue to challenge future researchers as we continue to study these fascinating viruses.

[^1]: Conflict of interest: I declare no conflict of interest in the preparation of this work.

[^2]: Please cite this article as: Neil D. Christensen (2016).embolized clot was captured. One VT and two SN filters migrated in response to clot capture. Resolution of thrombus was variable, and related to the design of the device. Fibrin webbing was widely present with the VT, BN, and SN filters but limited in the others. The VT and NGF filters demonstrated the most stable filter base diameter. The performance of vena caval filters differs with respect to clot resolution and mechanical stability. Interdependent filter limbs and single-stage conical capture sites appear to result in more favorable performance in in vivo studies.


[Bronchiectasis with concomitant lung cancer--a report of 7 cases].
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Johnson appeals pro se from the trial court’s entry of judgment
against him on his complaint “for recovery of illegal tax lien and damages.”

          {¶ 2}        Johnson’s appellate brief separately challenges two rulings by the trial court: (1)

its sustaining of a motion for judgment on the pleadings filed by appellee Clark County Utilities

Department and (2) its denial of his motion for summary judgment on his complaint. With regard

to judgment on the pleadings, Johnson advances two assignments of error. First, he contends the

trial court erred in finding the requirements of R.C. 2723.03 applicable. Second, he claims he

complied with those requirements even if they were applicable. With regard to summary

judgment, Johnson also raises two assignmentstaxes or assessments, filed a

       written protest as to the portion sought to be recovered, specifying the nature of

       his claim as to the illegality thereof, together with notice of his intention to sue

       under sections 2723.01 to 2723.05, inclusive, of the Revised Code, such action

       shall not be dismissed on the ground that the taxes or assessments, sought to be

       recovered, were voluntarily paid.

(Emphasis added).

       {¶ 5}    The Utilities Department argued below that Johnson had failed to comply with


pattern is illustrated below. It corresponds to certain points in $U(8)$ coadjoint orbits diffeomorphic to $U(8)/U(2) \times U(1)\times U(2) \times U(1)\times U(1)\times U(1)$. $$\begin{tikzpicture}[scale =.7,line cap=round,line join=round,>=triangle 45,x=1cm,y=1cm,scale=1.5, every node/.style={scale=1.5}]
\begin{scriptsize}

\foreach \i in {1,...,8}
{
    \draw [fill=black] (\i-1,0) circle (2.5pt);
}
\draw[color=black] (0,0.3) node {6};
\draw[color=black] (1,0.3) node {6};
\draw[color=black] (2,0.3) node {5};
\draw[color=black] (3,0.3) node {3};
\draw[color=black] (4,0.3) node {3};
\draw[color=black] (5,0.3) node {2};
\draw[color=black] (6,0.3) node {1};
\draw[color=black] (7,0.3) node {0};

\foreach \i in {1,...,7}
{
    \draw [fill=black] (\i-.5,-1) circle (2.5pt);
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\draw[color=black] (.5,-1.3) node {6};
\draw[color=black] (1.5,-1.3) node {5};
\draw[color=black] (2.5,-1.3) node {4};
\draw[color=black] (3.5,-1.3) node {3};
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\draw[color=black] (5.5,-1.3) node {1};
\draw[color=black] (6.5,-1.3) node {1};

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\draw [line width=2pt] (5.5,-1)-- (6.5,-1);
\draw [line width=2pt] (5.5,-1)-- (6,0);
\draw [line width=2pt] (6.5,-1)-- (6,0);

\end{scriptsize}
\end{tikzpicture}$$ Three types of connected components can occur in interlacing patterns:

(4,3) (0,3)(4,3)(3,0)(1,0)

*-shapes*,

(4,3) (0,0)(4,0)(3,3)(1,3)

*-shapes*, and

(4,3) (0,0)(3,0)(4,3)(1,3)

*-shapes*. In the example : the components labelled 6 and 2 are

(4,3) (0,3)(4,3)(3,0)(1,0)

-shapes, the components labelled 4 and 1 are

(4,3) (0,0)(4,0)(3,3)(1,3)

-shapes, and the components labelled 5 and 3 are

(4,3) (0,0)(3,0)(4,3)(1,3)

-shapes. By convention, an isolated vertex on the top row is a

(4,3) (0,3)(4,3)(3,0)(1,0)

-shape and an isolated vertex on the bottom row is a

(4,3) (0,0)(4,0)(3,3)(1,3)

-shape.

If $\underline{\lambda} = (\lambda_1, \dots,\lambda_{n+1})$ is fixed, then the set of pairs $(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})$ that satisfy (equivalently, the set of labelled interlacing patterns whose labels on the top row are given by $\underline{\lambda}$) is in bijection with elements of the polytope $$\Delta_{\underline{\lambda}} := \{ \underline{\mu}


$\underline{\mu}_i$ is a

(4,3) (0,0)(3,0)(4,3)(1,3)

-shape, and it acts trivially otherwise.

\[example interlacing pattern\] Consider the interlacing pattern in Figure \[fig2\]. Then $\mathrm{M} = \operatorname{diag}(6,5,4,3,3,1,1)$, $$\begin{split}
        L_{(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})} & = \left\{ \left(\begin{array}{c|c|c|c|cc}
            k_6 & & &&& \\
            \hline
             & k_5 &&&& \\
             \hline
             & & 1 &&&  \\
             \hline
            & & & k_3 && \\
             \hline
             & & & & 1 & \\
             & & & & & k_1
        \end{array}\right) \mid k_6,k_5,k_1 \in U(1), \, k_3 \in U(2)\right\} \\
        W_{(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})} & = \{0\} \oplus {{\mathbb}{C}}\oplus \{0\} \oplus {{\mathbb}{C}}^2 \oplus \{0\}.\\
    \end{split}$$ The representation of $L_{(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})}$ on $W_{(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})}$ is $(k_6,k_5,k_3,k_1)\cdot (\mathbf{z}_5,\mathbf{z}_3) = (k_5\mathbf{z}_5,k_3\mathbf{z}_3)$.

For $\mu \in \underline{\mu}$, define $r_\mu\geq0$ such that $$r_\mu^2 = -\left(\displaystyle\prod_{\substack{ \lambda\in [\underline{\lambda}]\\ \text{{


       \pspolygon(0,0)(4,0)(3,3)(1,3)
    \end{pspicture}}-shape}}}\frac{r_\tau^2}{\mu - \tau}.$$ Finally, define a linear symplectic form on $W_{(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})}$ by the formula $$\label{omegalmu definition}
    \omega_{(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})}(\mathbf{u},\mathbf{w}) := \frac{1}{\sqrt{-1}}\sum_{\substack{\mu \in [\underline{\mu}]\\\text{{    \psset{unit=2 pt}
    \begin{pspicture}(4,3)
        \pspolygon(0,0)(3,0)(4,3)(1,3)
    \end{pspicture}}-shape}}}\frac{-\mathbf{u}_\mu^\dagger \mathbf{w}_\mu + \mathbf{w}_\mu^\dagger\mathbf{u}_\mu}{C_\mu},$$ for all $\mathbf{u}, \mathbf{w} \in W_{(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})}$, where $\mathbf{u}_\mu$ denotes the projection of $\mathbf{u}$ to the factor ${{\mathbb}{C}}^{n_\mu(\underline{\mu})}$.

\[main theorem\] Let $K = U(n)$ and let $(\mathcal{O}_\Lambda,\omega_\Lambda,\Phi)$ be the Hamiltonian $K$-manifold associated to a non-increasing sequence $\underline{\lambda} = (\lambda_1, \dots,\lambda_{n+1})$ and an embedding $\varphi\colon K \to U(n+1)$ as in Section \[section the spaces\]. Then, the Marle-Guillemin-Sernberg local normal form data of $p \in \mathcal{O}_\Lambda$ is equivalent to $$(\mathrm{M},L_{(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})},W_{(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})},\omega_{(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})})$$ where $(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})$ is determined   \pspolygon(0,0)(4,0)(3,3)(1,3)
    \end{pspicture}}-shape}}}(x-\tau)^{n_\tau([\underline{\mu}]) - 1}\prod_{\substack{\tau \in [\underline{\mu}] \\ \text{{    \psset{unit=2pt}
    \begin{pspicture}(4,3)
        \pspolygon(0,3)(4,3)(3,0)(1,0)
    \end{pspicture}},{    \psset{unit=2 pt}
    \begin{pspicture}(4,3)
        \pspolygon(0,0)(3,0)(4,3)(1,3)
    \end{pspicture}}-shape}}}(x-\tau)^{n_\tau([\underline{\mu}])}.
    \end{split}$$ Then follows by combining and , which completes the proof.

For $p\in \Phi{^{-1}}(\mathrm{M})$, let $V_p\subset {{\mathbb}{C}}^n$ denote the image of injective linear map $$T\colon T_p(K \cdot p)^\omega \to {{\mathbb}{C}}^n, \quad \left(\begin{array}{c|c}
        0 & (c-\mathrm{M})\mathbf{x}^\dagger+ \mathbf{z}^\dagger X^\dagger\\
        \hline
        (c-\mathrm{M})\mathbf{x}+ X\mathbf{z} &  0
    \end{array}\right) \mapsto (c-\mathrm{M})\mathbf{x}+ X\mathbf{z}$$


L_1 \times \dots \times L_m$ on the right is given in each component by the inclusion $L_i \subset U(n_i(\underline{\mu}))$ and the standard representation of $ U(n_i(\underline{\mu}))$ on ${{\mathbb}{C}}^{n_i(\underline{\mu})}$. This representation of $L_i$ preserves the subspaces $U_i \subset V_i$ so it induces a representation on $V_i/U_i$.

Recall that if the component of the interlacing pattern labelled $\underline{\mu}_i$ is a

(4,3) (0,0)(3,0)(4,3)(1,3)

-shape, then $L_i = U(n_i(\underline{\mu}))$.

\[prop VmodU\] For all $i = 1, \dots, m$, $m = m(\underline{\mu})$, there is an isomorphism of $L_i$ representations $$V_i/U_i \cong \left\{\begin{array}{ll}
        {{\mathbb}{C}}^{n_i(\underline{\mu})} & \text{if the component of the interlacing pattern of $(\underline{\lambda},\underline{\mu})$ labelled $\underline{\mu}_i$ is a {    \psset{unit=2 pt}
    \begin{pspicture}(4,3)
        \pspolygon(0,0)(3,0)(4,3)(1,3)
    \end{pspicture}}-shape,}\\
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What does Parliament want? To put it simply, MEPs want a robust budget that is flexible enough to deal with unexpected challenges. At the same they also want a reform of the way the EU is funded so that it becomes less dependent on member state contributions.

Robust in this case means sufficient funding to meet the political goals that have already been agreed upon. MEPs want a budget engineered to generate growth, which includes much needed investment in new infrastructure, stimulus for research and development, support for the EU's poorer regions and help for small and


CBS Sports Radio

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Texas vs Kansas

No. 3 Kansas dumps Longhorns

CBSSports.com wire reports

March 3, 2012

LAWRENCE, Kan. -- It's become tradition at Kansas for the seniors to address the crowd after their final home game. So in the minutes after the third-ranked Jayhawks finished off a 73-63 victory over Texas on Saturday night, nobody inside Allen Fieldhouse got up from their seat.

First was Jordan Juenemann, the spunky former walk-on. Then came Connor Teahan, the 3-point specialist. But before star guard Tyshawn Taylor addressed the crowd, coach Bill Self acknowledged Thomas Robinson, the bruising junior who is likely headed to the NBA after the season.

Self wouldn't let him talk, though.

Robinson would have to come back for one more season to earn that honor.

The big guy finished with 25 points andAnswer to Question #24289 in Inorganic Chemistry for Abdul rehman

2013-02-12T08:30:58-0500

Question #24289

How many elements have discovered in nature? not only on earth crust but the whole nature.

Expert's answer

2013-02-14T08:28:41-0500

As of November 2011, 118 elements have been identified, the latest being ununseptium in 2010. Of the 118 known elements, only the first 98 are known to occur naturally on Earth; 80 of them are stable, while the others are radioactive, decaying into lighter elements over various timescales from fractions of a second to billions of years. Those elements that do not occur naturally on Earth have been produced artificially as the synthetic products of man-made nuclear reactions.


a suitable thickness. However, providing several hundred kinds of leveling stands troublesome in point of production and management, and the selection of a suitable one from among several hundred kinds is inefficient.
According to the prior art, moreover, when it is impossible to provide several hundred kinds of leveling stands, there is adopted a method wherein two or more are picked out from among a small number of kinds and select the most suitable one out of various combinations. In this case, however, it is troublesome and takes time to find out the most suitable combination.
In the case of using a leveling stand, moreover, the work positioning operation involves difficulty because the leveling stand moves. Besides, chip is apt to enter below the leveling stand, so it is necessary+ -12) - (14 + (1 - 1))
-16
-55 + -4 - (-16 - 90)
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What is 1325 + -1391 + -43 + 7?
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Evaluate (-19 - -1 - -91) + -66.
7
What is -8 + (10 + 0 - (-14 + 1 - (-826 - -828)))?
17
What is the value of (-2 - (-39 - -46)) + (-11 - (-8 - -2)) - 29?
-43
Evaluate 1 + -145 + (-10953 - -11079).
-18
Evaluate -3 + (211 - 217 - (-1 + 4 + -4 + 14)).
-22
(238 - 247) + (-4 - -2 - -9) - (18 + -22)
2
What is -101 + 27 + -31 + 15?
-90
What is 17 + -7 + (-218 - -185)?
-23
Calculate -1240 + 1134 - (-2 + -2 + -28).
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What is (-29 + 88 - 85) + (-32 - 2)?
-60
What is


decreased malondialdehyde production (1.6 +/- 0.3 vs. 0.6 +/- 0.1 nmol/mg protein, P < 0.05) and DNA damage (0.32 +/- 0.07 vs. 0.12 +/- 0.04 RTM, P < 0.05) after Fe(2+) oxidative treatment. In control cells, there was no effect on membrane distribution of (n-3) fatty acids due to Fe(2+) treatment. Cell enrichment with alpha-linolenic acid increased total membrane (n-3) fatty acids. However, the oxidative treatment did not modify the distribution of polyunsaturated fatty acids. It is likely that the observed protective effects can be attributed to epigallocatechin gallate, which is present mainly (670 g/kg) in green tea extract; however, we cannot exclude contributions by other catechins. These data support a protective effect of green tea against oxidative damage.Q:

R new variable based on other column

Using the dataset 'cars' in R I would like to add a new column to this dataset that takes the average of the column 'dist' dependent on the values in the column 'speed', while also having R evaluating the 'speed' as a grouping parameter.
So first I need 19 groups reflecting the unique speeds in cars$speed:
4  7  8  9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 22 23 24 25

For each of these 19 groups I would like to know what the average dist is, but only if at least one of the entries in each of these 19 categories meet a criteria (e.g. at least one dist-value is above 20.
With the cars-dataset I would get


up in costume.

I don’t know what creature she was suppose to be exactly, I suppose I should have asked. But everyone kept calling her the dark mistress of the night. LOL

There was entertainment through the night. Like …..

Fire Dancers and ….

And other Fire Performers…..And a costume contest, which my friend Jenny entered upon my prompting.

And then she made it into the final round.

And she won Best Dressed Lady. So that means we will be at Pandoracon this year too since her prize was a weekend pass to Pandoracon. If anyone has questions about Jenny’s costume and where she got anything she is wearing or any of the parts she has made leave your questions in the comments and I am sure she would be happy to answer.

There waswith design skills to transform any lawn into a gorgeous showplace. There is a lot more to landscaping than simply cutting turf and watering a yard.

Landscaping Design Abilities: An expert landscaper has the capability to take a look at any lawn and picture the layout and design that will transform the space into a kind lying location for the house owners to take pleasure in. By taking and assessing the land into account soil conditions, shading, water runoff, and more, the landscaper is able to create a lawn layout that will look stunning and has the best opportunity for survival. He can make suggestions for devices like landscape lighting, water features, maintaining walls, and more to make your lawn look extraordinary.

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to your house even if it is winter season or summer season.
Most landscaping needs a substantial quantity of watering or irrigation - at least when it is initially grown. Failure to water is a sure method to lose what you have committed to trees, plants, yards and flowers. When you can, choose shrubs, flowers and lawns that do not require inordinate amounts of watering especially if you do not have time to commit to keeping your landscaping.welfare centre (MCWC) to treat obstetric and newborn health complications and to offer delivery and routine maternal and newborn health (MNH) care services. There are also an adequate number of EmONC facilities at the sub-district levels (accessible within one hour travel time) and MNH care facilities at lower levels \[[@CR5]\]. However, despite having the infrastructure, a major proportion of these public facilities are struggling to provide the required services due to lack of human resources \[[@CR5]\]. About one-third of public facilities were found not to provide full range of EmONC services in 2012 mainly due to the unavailability of obstetric and anesthesia specialists to provide surgical intervention \[[@CR5]\]. Also there is a major shortage of nurses and paramedics to provide basic emergency obstetric and other MNH care services


on the availability of providers as well as the accessibility, acceptability and quality of health services and healthcare providers \[[@CR8]\]. However, to our knowledge, no study has systematically quantified the availability of providers for round-the-clock EmONC and other MNH care services in public facilities in Bangladesh. While routine MNH care services are generally provided during the morning shift, emergency services should be available 24 h a day. Furthermore, an effective service delivery system should have the minimum required number of skilled providers available at the health center and remain on-call for emergencies. Maintaining appropriate staffing is difficult due to the complex nature of the minimum required number of staff with different skills across shifts and the challenge of monitoring the performance of a health facility in terms of appropriatedecision was based on the governmental organogram for district level health facilities in Bangladesh that include one post of consultant for ob/gyn, pediatrics and anesthesia respectively.

For nurses/FWVs, if a smaller number was present than that considered for full presence in a shift, availability was calculated by applying the proportion of staff present. Thus, if two nurses were present in the morning shift (where three were needed), the shift was considered to have two-thirds presence. Thus, the availability indices for nurses/FWVs for both the ob/gyn and pediatric ward were defined as follows:

For the morning shift = (m~3~ + 2 m~2~/3 + m~1~/3- m~0~)/N\*100.

For the evening and night shifts = (m~2~+ m~1~/2-m~0~)/N\*100.

For OT nurses for all shifts the availability index = (m~2~+ m~1~/2+ m~2a~ + m~1a~/2- m~0~)/N\*100.

where:

m3 = number of shifts in which at least three nurses were present.

m~2~ = number of shifts in which at least


quick to implement. To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study providing a method for measuring the availability of providers for EmONC services. Further studies are needed in a larger sample of different health facilities for adaptation of this tool, and to test how it can be used to enhance motivation of providers to ensure 24 h EmONC services.

ANA

:   Assistant Nursing Attendant

DH

:   District Hospital

EmONC

:   Emergency Obstetric and Newborn Care

FWV

:   Family Welfare Visitor

MCWC

:   Mother and Child Welfare Centre

MLSS

:   Member of lower subordinate staff

MNH

:   Maternal and Newborn Care

MT

:   Medical Technologist

Ob/gyn

:   Obstetrics/gynecology; WHO: World Health Organization

We are grateful to the Ministry of Health and Family Welfare of the Government of BangladeshHg): SHR-T=179.6+/-12.9 versus SHR-R=207.5+/-9.6 (P<0.001) and plasma hydrogen peroxide concentration (SHR-T=15+/-4 micro mol/L versus 34+/-9 in SHR-R rats). This was accompanied by significant reductions of renal tissue nitrotyrosine abundance, tubulointerstitial infiltration (cells/mm(2)) of lymphocytes (SHR-T=18+/-3 versus SHR-R=30+/-4, P<0.001), macrophages (SHR-T= 17+/-3 versus SHR-R=22+/-3), and angiotensin II-positive cells (SHR-T= 17+/-2 versus SHR-R=25+/-5, P<0.01). Results in the SHR-S group were intermediate between the SHR-R and SHR-T groups. The intensity of the infiltration of lymphocytes, macrophages, and angiotensin II-positive cells significantly correlated with systolic blood pressure. Thus, the present study demonstrates that an antioxidant-enriched diet reduces the renal interstitial inflammation and improves hypertension in SHR. These findings point to interrelation between oxidative stress and inflammatory reactivity in the pathogenesis of hypertension.


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-7*sqrt(17) - 13
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-30*sqrt(7) + 6
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136*sqrt(5) + 3654
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60// Copyright 2009 The Go Authors. All rights reserved.
// Use of this source code is governed by a BSD-style
// license that can be found in the LICENSE file.

package testing

import (
	"bytes"
	"fmt"
	"io"
	"os"
	"sort"
	"strings"
	"time"
)

type InternalExample struct {
	Name      string
	F         func()
	Output    string
	Unordered bool
}

func RunExamples(matchString func(pat, str string) (bool, error), examples []InternalExample) (ok bool) {
	ok = true

	var eg InternalExample

	for _, eg = range examples {
		matched, err := matchString(*match, eg.Name)
		if err != nil {
			fmt.Fprintf(os.Stderr, "testing: invalid regexp for -test.run: %s\n", err)
			os.Exit(1)
		}
		if !matched {
			continue
		}
		if !runExample(eg) {
			ok = false
		}
	}

	return
}

func sortLines(output string) string {
	lines := strings.Split(output, "\n")
	sort.Strings(lines)
	return strings.Join(lines, "\n")
}

func runExample(eg InternalExample) (ok bool) {
	if *chatty {
		fmt.Printf("=== RUN   %s\n", eg.Name)
	}

	// Capture stdout.
	stdout := os.Stdout
	r, w, err := os.Pipe()
	if err != nil {
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to move beyond the more or less simple controlled vocabularies that have dominated the industry to date. 1. Introduction The central hypothesis behind the collaboration of Language and Computing nv (L&C) and The Institute for Formal Ontology and Medical Information Science (IFOMIS) is that the methodology and conceptual rigor of a philosophically inspired formal ontology will greatly advance the reasoning capacities of application ontologies. To this end we have submitted L&C's ontology, LinKBase®, which has been designed in part to integrate and reason across various external databases simultaneously, to the conceptual demands of IFOMIS's Basic Formal Ontology (BFO). With this project we aim to move beyond the level of the controlled vocabularies that have dominated the industry to date, typically only loosely formalized schemas for which the necessarytools for formal analysis have still to be applied. With attention to sound ontological theory we aim to yield a sound application ontology with the ability to support advanced reasoning applications correctly and efficiently across various external databases simultaneously. Our general procedure has been the implementation of a meta-ontological definition space in which the definitions of ontological elements and relations within LinKBase® are standardized in a framework of first-order logic. By 'standardization' we mean providing a system of axioms that may be used to reason across the entire domain and thereby provide a solid basis for a consistent standard of data integration and quality control. In this paper we first describe how implementing this standardization has already led to an improvement in the LinKBase® structure by providing a


distinguish between universals (also called kinds, species, or types) and particulars (individuals, instances, or tokens). An example of a universal would be the species "Malaria" that a doctor studies in medical school, or the general function "to boost insulin production." An example of a particular would be this malaria present in this blood sample, or the function of this gene to boost insulin production in these beta cells in your pancreas. 2.3.2 Endurants and Occurrents From each of these distinctions (i.e. universals and particulars) we can further derive two sorts of entities: endurants and occurrents. These two sorts of entities relate differently to time. Endurants are those entities, which, as the name implies, endure through time; they are wholly present at each moment of their existence. Examples ofthe elements involved. The standardization effort gives us a tool by which we may identify and repair internal inconsistencies and ambiguities in LinKBase® itself. The second dimension of rigor requires the use of the standard first-order logical language in which the concepts of BFO are defined and axiomatized. In this way the rigor of the BFO classification system may imported into an external ontology from the outside via the LinKFactory® ontology management system. This importation is meta-ontological, in the sense that changes are not made directly within the external ontology itself; rather, their place in the BFO rearticulated base ontology, in this case LinKBase®, is marked via an external mapping algorithm in a way that provides the degree of consistency required to navigate between the various third-party ontologies


change or remodel SNOMED-RT® or GO each of these terminologies have their own aims and specific advantages. Rather, it is essential that if we should attempt to integrate these ontologies that we do indeed focus on integration, and not assimilation, in order that we do not do away with their strengths along with their weaknesses. Though naturally, this integration attempt requires a certain degree of mutual consistency. Through the use of the BFO defined structure we have been able to map these databases to the LinKBase® ontology simply by adding structural information and not by altering the ontologies in question. This will be discussed further in section 5. 4.1 SNOMED-RT® and the "Parthood" Relation Identically named concepts often have very different denotations, as we saw above in theconcept "amputation of foot" is linked via the IS-A relation to the former and the concept "amputation of toe" is linked to the latter. Both are linked via IS-A relations to "amputation of foot structure." In this way we maintain a hierarchical structure that subsumes both the toe and the foot without reducing either one to the other and thus allowing each to be related to different, and possibly incommensurable concepts without the problematic inconsistencies that may be derived through inherited criteria as we saw above. 5.2 Mapping GO to LinKBase® During the conceptual analysis phase, we carefully investigated the top-layer concepts of the three GO subdomains that act as our gateway between the LinKBase® concepts and GO terms. We identified the more general concepts of GO in


function and its actualization without resorting to the whole/part relation properly left exclusive to each hierarchy. In this manner not only is GO consistently mapped to LinKBase®, but the expressiveness of GO itself has been expanded without any major alterations required in its core structure (Vershelde et al., forthcoming). 6. Conclusions It is for us no surprise that after having reviewed 35 systems for their ontology mapping capacities, Kalfoglou and Schorlemmer conclude: "[O]ntology mapping nowadays faces some of the same challenges we were facing ten years ago when the ontology field was in its infancy. We still do not understand completely the issues involved." (Kalfoglou and Schorlemmer 2003). This is because many researchers in the field forget that ontology is not a discipline that stood in its infancy                                                                      */
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A:

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Path integral density matrix dynamics: a method for calculating time-dependent properties in thermal adiabatic and non-adiabatic systems.
We introduce a new approach for calculating quantum time-correlation functions and time-dependent expectation values in many-body thermal systems; both electronically adiabatic and non-adiabatic cases can be treated. Our approach uses a path integral simulation to sample an initial thermal density matrix; subsequent evolution of this density matrix is equivalent to solution of the time-dependent Schrödinger equation, which we perform using a linear expansion of Gaussian wavepacket basis functions which evolve according to simple classical-like trajectories. Overall, this methodology represents a formally exact approach for calculating time-dependent quantum properties; by introducing approximations into both the imaginary-time and real-time propagations, this approach can be adapted for complex many-particle systems interacting through arbitrary potentials. WeDemographic characteristics including age, gender, residence (urban/rural), marital status, educational level, occupational status the patient and history of psychiatric disorders in family were recorded in demographic questionnaire. History and type of drug abuse, if any, were recorded in the information form. Onset time of initial symptoms was also asked from patients and their relatives and was recorded as follows: acute onset (less than 2 weeks), subacute onset (between 2 and 4 weeks) and gradual onset (more than 4 weeks) ([@ref11]). On admission and discharge, a psychiatrist assessed the positive, negative and general signs of psychotic disorders using PANSS (Positive and Negative Syndrome Scale) ([@ref13]) and recorded in the information form. The PANSS scale has three components: positive component with 7 items, negative component with 7 items and general


such as severity of symptoms, recurrence, functioning and quality of life. Concerning psychotic disorders, prospective study is very important in the patients with first episode psychosis. In the present study, the patients with first episode psychosis were assessed for a year and the rate of drug abuse, recurrence and readmission was investigated in them. The findings of the present study showed that 50 percent of patients had a history of drug abuse, indicating a significant positive correlation with recurrence rate. In addition, the history of drug abuse was significantly associated with lower admission GAF score though there was not associated with severity of psychotic symptoms.

The recurrence rate, especially cases resulting in hospitalization, is one of the most important indices of assessing consequences of patients with first episode psychosis([@ref19]). In the present study, the recurrence rate of psychotic symptoms was 50% and causes of readmission in psychiatric ward was 21.9%, while in the study between 2006 and 2008 conducted in Tehran Roozbeh Hospital in Iran, recurrence rate and readmission was reported 40% that is a significant rate ([@ref2]). The researchers stated the need for effective measures to follow up on recurrence and rehabilitation due to the high recurrence rate of psychotic disorders leading to hospitalization and the lack of significant change in the function and quality of life of patients during follow-up. In another 5-year study in America, the recurrence rate was reported by 80 percent ([@ref5]) though this rate was related to any recurrence regardless of the need for hospitalization. In another study in Turkey


%). Cutoff point analysis revealed that a score ≤ 5 units best discriminated obese from non-obese children. On the basis of this cutoff point, the sensitivity of the CORE index was 54 % and the corresponding specificity 65 %. The proposed CORE index and the relevant percent risk probability chart could be used by pediatricians and other health professionals to identify children at high risk for obesity from early life. This simple and inexpensive tool could be useful in assisting early childhood obesity preventing initiatives./* The MIT License

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    block_addressThe Desert Song (1929 film)

The Desert Song is a 1929 American Pre-Code operetta film directed by Roy Del Ruth and starring John Boles, Carlotta King, Louise Fazenda, and Myrna Loy. It was photographed partly in two-color Technicolor, the first film released by Warner Bros. to be in color. The film included a 10 minute intermission during which music was played.

Although some of the songs from the show have been omitted, the film is otherwise virtually a duplicate of the stage production and extremely faithful to it. It was based on the hit musical play with music by Sigmund Romberg and book and lyrics by Oscar Hammerstein, Otto Harbach, and Frank Mandel.

The stage musical opened at the Casino Theatre on Broadway on November 30, 1926 and ran for


statute to cunnilingus is irrelevant, for such subsequent developments were not "adopted" by the Tennessee court until the case before us. Indeed, the Tennessee court's failure in its 1955 Fisher opinion to cite Townsend, Maine's 1950 cunnilingus decision, although citing Cyr, Maine's 1938 fellatio decision, more arguably was notice that the Tennessee courts considered fellatio but not cunnilingus as within the nebulous reach of the Tennessee statute.
Moreover, I seriously question the Court's assumption that the "broad interpretation" of the phrase "crime against nature" is not unconstitutionally vague. The Court's assumption rests upon two supposed precedents: (1) this Court's dismissal for want of a substantial federal question of the appeal in Crawford v. Missouri, 409 U. S. 811 (1972), and (2) the Court's per curiam opinion in Wainwright v.have supported the inference that this conduct was not proscribed by the Tennessee statute. Stephens v. State, 489 S. W. 2d 542 (1972).
*60 In the Stone case, supra, the Florida statute had "been construed to forbid identifiable conduct so that `interpretation by [the state court] puts these words in the statute as definitely as if it had been so amended by the legislature . . . .' " 414 U. S., at 23. In the present case, by contrast, the state courts had never held that the statutory language here at issue covered the respondent's conduct.
As the Court of Appeals pointed out, the respondent in this case could, and probably should, be prosecuted for aggravated assault and battery. But I think the Court of Appeals was correct in


Sting has reopened the Bataclan a year after 90 people were massacred by Isis gunmen at a packed rock concert.

The English singer-songwriter and former Police frontman is staging the first gig at the 150-year-old venue since the deadly terror attack that took place on 13 November last year.

Greeted on the stage to loud cheers, Sting, 65, paid tribute to those who were killed in the venue and called for the audience to stage a minute’s silence in their honour.

Speaking in French, the musician said: “We've got two important things to do tonight. First, to remember and honour those who lost their lives in the attacks a year ago, and to celebrate the life and the music of this historic venue.

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We hypothesized that women undergoing scoliosis surgery who became pregnant would go to full term, have uncomplicated pregnancies, and similar patient-reported outcome measures than non-pregnant patients and healthy controls. Two hundred five women with adolescent idiopathic scoliosis (AIS) undergoing scoliosis surgery between 1998 and 2015 at several institutions in 1 country and 173 healthy women, without AIS, parous and nulliparous, were selected at random. One hundred eight women with scoliosis surgery and no pregnancy (SNP), 97 women with scoliosis surgery and pregnancy (SP), 91 healthy controls and no pregnancy, and 82 healthy controls and pregnancy (HP) were reviewed. Mean follow-up was 5 years in the SNP, 6 years in the SP, 5 years in the


fused above and to L3 (45%) (P < 0.05). The most common analgesia for CS was spinal block (75% in SP and 86% in HP). Patients fused to L4 required general anesthesia significantly more often (7%) versus those fused above L4 (4%, P < 0.05). The health-related quality of life after spinal fusion showed general satisfaction and were similar for SNP and SP (mean 3.84 and 3.91, respectively). No sexual dysfunction was reported. Women with a history of spinal fusion for AIS fused to L3 or L4 reported a higher incidence of low BP, and CSs are more frequently required. This risk increased to 55% when spinal fusion to L4 was performed. The quality of life and sexual function were at the same level in women after scoliosisformaldehyde in hundreds of the trailers, according to FEMA. At a New Orleans news conference, Paulison said officials were "moving as fast as we can" to move the most vulnerable trailer residents to alternative housing, including hotels and motels. Tests of 519 trailer and mobile homes in Louisiana and Mississippi revealed that a third had unacceptably high levels of formaldehyde for children, the elderly and people with respiratory problems, said Julie Gerberding, director of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC). She said 5% of trailers registered fumes so toxic that even healthy adults would suffer respiratory symptoms if exposed for long periods of time. The revelations come nearly two years after early tests showed high levels of the toxic gas in trailers and a month after


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A:

You want to use geom_dotplot from ggplot2
you will probably want to use:
ggplot(insert your arguments here) + geom_dotplot(binaxis = "y", stackdir = "center")

Hope this helps. The results will look really clean which is what I think you want.

medical professionals: Birth control is essential health care that must be covered like any other preventive service.

Let us make clear that we respect the rights of others to have their own personal beliefs. However, in exercising these beliefs, the owners of Hobby Lobby are denying scientific fact and asking to restrict employees' access to important preventive care.

For example, one of the debates with the Supreme Court case centers around the employers' opinion on how contraception works: The employers think that certain forms of contraception (emergency contraception pills and intrauterine devices) cause abortions. But what they believe about science is contradicted by the science itself.

Emergency contraception pills work by inhibiting or postponing ovulation, or the release of the egg, and this prevents fertilization from occurring. Intrauterine devices (IUDs) work


Introduction {#s1}
============

Frey's syndrome, or auricotemporal syndrome leads to facial flushing and a rash associated with eating certain foods.^[@bib1],[@bib2]^ It is caused by injury to the auriculotemporal nerve, whether by trauma or following surgery to or around the nerve.^[@bib1]--[@bib4]^ This case describes a child who was referred by their GP to a paediatric allergy specialist and was later diagnosed with Frey's syndrome.

Case report {#s2}
===========

A 5-year-old girl presented to her GP with a history of an erythematous rash that appeared on her left cheek associated with eating certain foods including strawberries, apples, and sweets. The rash would appear immediately on mastication and would entirely disappear within 30 minutes of ingestion.

Her medical history was unremarkable apart from a road traffic accident at 3 years of age when she suffered facial and chest   Toast.makeText(getApplicationContext(), "Zle", Toast.LENGTH_LONG).show();
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ENGDAHL IS LIVE AT THE COURTHOUSE WITH THE BIG STORY AT SIX. WE'VE HEARD IT BEFORE -- AN EGYPTIAN GOD áSPEAKS TO NIKKO JENKINS. BUT TODAY..ONE PSYCHIATRIST SAYS JENKINS COULD BE áFAKING IT. WHILE ANOTHER DOCTOR FROM DOUGLAS COUNTY CORRECTIONS SAYS -- OF THE áTHOUSANDS OF PEOPLE HE'S EVALUATED..JENKINS IS BY áFAR, THE MOST DANGEROUS. (Dr. Eugene Oliveto/Douglas County Corrections Psychiatrist: He's in irons, and locked up, he's in mod 20, no one goes near him!) AND DOUGLAS COUNTY CORRECTIONS PSYCHIATRIST DOCTOR EUGENE OLIVETO SAYS -- NO ONE áSHOULD GO NEAR NIKKO JENKINS..A MAN HE DESCRIBES AS AGGRESSIVE, IMPULSIVE ..INSANE. (Dr. Eugene Oliveto/Douglas County Corrections Psychiatrist: You wouldn't want to mess with Nikko and be on his bad list I tell you right now.) BUT WEDNESDAY'S HEARING ISN'TG021 increased 57.5-fold in fed Ixodes pacificus ticks over those in unfed ticks ([@B30]). A significant increase (∼38.4-fold) in the load of a recently described rickettsial pathogen, Rickettsia massiliae, was observed in the salivary glands of Rhipicephalus sanguineus ticks after 6 days of feeding ([@B31]). Though at different magnitudes, both R. parkeri and "*Ca*. Rickettsia andeanae" loads increased in salivary glands over the course of feeding. Interestingly, for both agents, there was a peak in the mean number of rickettsiae present in the saliva at 6 dpa. While more R. parkeri organisms were present in the salivary glands and saliva of infected ticks than "*Ca*. Rickettsia andeanae" organisms in the corresponding infected cohort, the level of rickettsiae in saliva as a percentage of rickettsiae in the salivary glands did


both qPCR and microscopy at all time points assessed for the R. parkeri-exposed group, while "*Ca*. Rickettsia andeanae" was detected in host skin only at 10 dpa. Case studies suggest that the minimal feeding time required for naturally infected ticks to transmit R. parkeri is approximately 8 h ([@B35], [@B36]), supporting the observation of transmission at 2 days post-tick attachment in the current study. Tick transmission of "*Ca*. Rickettsia andeanae" to vertebrate hosts during tick feeding has only recently been recognized, with rickettsiae being detected by qPCR or by microscopy in as few as 4 days post-tick exposure ([@B12], [@B13]). Disparities in detection can be due to low levels of rickettsiae in the skin or to sampling techniques that may prevent identification by either qPCR or IHC. Cutaneous alterationsat the tick infestation site varied in animals exposed to either cohort of infected ticks. Dermatitis and panniculitis was more frequently observed in the skin at 2 dpa in the R. parkeri-exposed groups. Additionally, extensive epidermal necrosis was observed at the tick attachment site for the R. parkeri-exposed group at 6 dpa. The severity of the lesions coincided with the molecular detection of rickettsiae at the feeding site. Nonetheless, while the lesions in R. parkeri-infected rats were distinctly more severe in that they had evidence of ischemic change in the dermis, presumed to be due to greater vascular compromise than that for "*Ca*. Rickettsia andeanae"-infected rats, gross analysis of the lesions would not suffice to differentiate the infections. Microscopic analysis, paired with IHC and PCR assays, would be


of Vector-Borne Diseases, Fort Collins, Colorado, USA.

[^2]: **Citation** Suwanbongkot C, Langohr IM, Harris EK, Dittmar W, Christofferson RC, Macaluso KR. 2019. Spotted fever group *Rickettsia* infection and transmission dynamics in *Amblyomma maculatum*. Infect Immun 87:e00804-18. <https://doi.org/10.1128/IAI.00804-18>.
participating institutes. Its protocol was reviewed by the research group\'s Privacy Protection Subcommittee, which also monitored the procedures employed.

RESULTS
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The basic characteristics of the cases and controls are shown in [Table 1](#tbl1){ref-type="table"}. For time-varying items, the situations at the reference date are displayed. Cases and controls showed no substantial differences with respect to age, sex, residential area, educational level, or marital status. Educational level and marital status were considered to reflect their socioeconomic status and were selected *a priori* as confounding variables. The overall participation rate of the controls in the full study was 51.2%, but an additional 28.8% of eligible controls answered the brief survey about their mobile phone use. The age- and sex-adjusted proportions of regular users were 66.4% (glioma) and 55.1% (meningioma) in the brief survey,


analogue mobile phones was 2.1 (95% CI: 1.3--3.4). Risk was estimated for the left/right laterality of the tumour or for the affected lobe in relation to that of mobile phone use, but no increased risk was observed for tumours on the same side as phone use. In a series of Swedish studies, the risk of tumours in the temporal area on the same side as that used for mobile phone calls was increased for analogue phones, OR 2.3 (95% CI: 1.2--4.1). However, no increased risks by histological types were observed ([Hardell *et al*, 2003](#bib9){ref-type="other"}).

Four studies from the INTERPHONE study showed no increased overall risk of glioma or meningioma in relation to regular mobile phone use ([Christensen *et al*, 2004](#bib7){ref-type="other"}, [2005](#bib19){ref-type="other"}; [Hepworth *et al*, 2006](#bib12){ref-type="other"}; [Schuz *et al*, 2006](#bib27){ref-type="other"}),blending the notion of 'originality' with ideas of 'novelty' or 'creative quality'. It seems to me that reality TV is blend of these two types of expression, the 'game show' participation and featuring on a documentary.

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adductor strain.”

Schmidt has added Isaac Boss to his squad, although the Leinster scrum-half replaces the previously ruled out Jared Payne. Boss joined the group last night after his province’s Pro12 clash with the Scarlets.

Sexton sustained the adductor injury during last weekend’s win over France at the Millennium Stadium, forcing him to leave the field in the first half.

Madigan was superb off the bench for Ireland in that victory and will come into Ireland’s starting XV for tomorrow, with Paddy Jackson promoted to the replacements.

Sexton trained with Ireland yesterday but his injury flared up. Source: Dan Sheridan/INPHO

The loss of Sexton adds to those of captain Paul O’Connell, blindside flanker Peter O’Mahony and outside centre Payne, all three of whom are injured, as well as the suspended Sean O’Brien.provided.
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library(xts)

test <- tempRI[,"SP00.USA",drop=FALSE]
toChange <- tempContracts[,"SP00.USA"]!=lag(tempContracts[,"SP00.USA"])
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identical(test,adjRI)


Is the gas industry mature enough to have a serious discussion with the American public about hydraulic fracturing, one that explores the benefits of domestic natural gas drilling but also carefully considers methane leaks, groundwater contamination, earthquakes and other potential risks that peer-reviewed research has linked to fracking activity?

Fracking has made you $1,200 richer!, says a new industry-funded report that doesn't address any of that stuff.

The report, released today by a consulting firm called IHS, found that the "unconventional oil boom" is making businesses richer, making consumers richer and creating lots of jobs, which presumably are also making everyone richer.

Currently, U.S. households are saving $1,200 a year thanks to the boom, the report says. It predicts that by 2015, savings will reach $2,000 annually. And by 2025, theydata discussed in this publication have been deposited in NCBI\'s Gene Expression Omnibus and are accessible through GEO Series accession number GSE52446 (<http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/geo/query/acc.cgi?acc=GSE52446>).

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Cells were collected by centrifugation (4000 rpm/min, 5 min) from two independent fermentations done at 12°C and 28°C at the beginning of stationary phase, and determined when 50% of the reducing sugars were consumed. The RNA extraction method was based on consecutive treatments with phenol-tris, phenol-chloroform (5∶1) and chloroform-isoamyl alcohol (24∶1), and a final precipitation with ethanol and sodium acetate [@pone.0097626-VanDijken1]. RNA concentrations and purity were determined using a Nanodrop spectrophotometer ND-1000 (Nanodrop Technologies, Wilmington, DE, USA). RNA integrity was determined by electrophoresis in 1% agarose gel. 2--4 µg of total RNA from each sample was


Oxidoreductase activity, acting on CH-OH group of donors                                16614\. Oxidoreductase activity, acting on CH-OH group of donors
  5355\. Glucose transmembrane transporter activity                                                16616\. Oxidoreductase activity, acting on the CH-OH group of donors, NAD or NADP as acceptor   16616\. Oxidoreductase activity, acting on the CH-OH group of donors,are known to increase fusel alcohol production, but to lower ester levels [@pone.0097626-GarcaMartnez1]--[@pone.0097626-Rojas1]. In our study, *S. cerevisiae* presented a down-regulation of acetyltransferase gene *AYT1* at 28°C, but high levels of higher alcohols and acetate esters suggest that acetate ester synthesis might be more dependent on substrate availability than on the expression of acetyltransferase genes. Nevertheless, this was not the case of *S. bayanus var. uvarum* at 28°C because low levels of acetate esters were found despite the high production for higher alcohols found.

*S. cerevisiae* presented the highest production of higher alcohols and up-regulations in most genes relating to higher alcohol production.The highest acetate ester producer at 12°C was *S. bayanus var. uvarum*, which showed an up-regulation in acetyltransferase gene *ATF2*, and despite presenting an up-regulation of the


When Sunny Leone was invited to be a guest on Arbaaz Khan's talk show called Pinch and was made to read out the negative comments about her on social media, the starlet gave it back to trollers in her own inimitable way.Apr 22, 2019

Not many people knew that Daniel Weber chose to star in adult movies with Sunny Leone when he was dating her as he couldn't see her sleeping with other men. And it would interest you to know that Daniel was not the only man whom Sunny had worked with in adult movies.Apr 11, 2019

When Sunny Leone was once again brought face-to-face with the horrors of her past (the kind of hatred she had faced) on Arbaaz Khan's new show called Pinch, the starlet literally couldn'tfactors affecting curve parameters and milk yields ([@b19-ajas-26-8-1119-8]).

Limited information exists regarding complete lactation curves in dairy sheep ([@b4-ajas-26-8-1119-8]; [@b11-ajas-26-8-1119-8]). Some reports have been published using milk records from ewes under experimental conditions ([@b21-ajas-26-8-1119-8]). Perhaps [@b19-ajas-26-8-1119-8] were the first reporting dairy sheep curve characteristics using complete lactation under commercial conditions. Recently, [@b13-ajas-26-8-1119-8] have published a study using various lactation curve models in order to characterize Murciano-Granadina dairy goats using complete lactations. Apart from these few reports, to our knowledge no information exists regarding lactation curve characteristics describing the complete lactation in dairy small ruminants; much less exists from ewes under organic conditions.

The aim of this study was to compare the degree of fitness of four lactation curve models to F1 dairy sheep complete lactations under organic management, as well


production, respectively

Exponential Wilmink (WL) ([@b35-ajas-26-8-1119-8]): $$Y = \text{a} + \text{b}e^{\text{kt}} + \text{ct}$$

Where a, b, and c are associated parameters with production level (a); milk production increased previous to peak (b); and decrease after peak (c) lactation. The k parameter assumes a fixed value derived from a preliminary analysis and is associated with the time at peak yield ([@b35-ajas-26-8-1119-8]).

Pollott's multiplicative two parameters model (POL2)([@b19-ajas-26-8-1119-8]): $$\text{Mt} = (\text{MS}/(1 + \text{a} \times e^{( - 0.1 \times \text{t} - 150)}))(2 - e^{(\text{DR} \times \text{t} - 150)})$$

Pollott's multiplicative three parameters model (POL3)([@b19-ajas-26-8-1119-8]): $$\text{Mt} = (\text{MS}/(1 + \text{a} \times e^{( - \text{GR} \times \text{t} - 150)}))(2 - e^{(\text{DR} \times \text{t} - 150)})$$

Where, Mt = milk production; MS = maximum secretion potential of the lactation; GR = relative proliferation rate of secretory cell numbers during 0.023   0.923   0.965
  POL2    0.025   0.922   0.959
  POL3    0.029   0.901   0.955

WL = Wilmink; WD = Wood; POL2 and POL3 = Pollott's two and three parameters model, respectively.

######

Mean and standard deviation of estimated and observed characteristics of lactation curves of F1 ewes under organic management using four lactation curve models

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that there are adjunctions $({\rm \Pi} \dashv {\rm disc} \dashv \Gamma \dashv {\rm codisc})$ between $Sh_{\infty}(C)$ and $sSet$. In particular, the property of cohesion gaurantees the extra left adjoint $\Pi$.
In the category $Sh_{\infty}(C)$ there is an object $\mathbb{B}G_{\rm conn}$ which classifies principal $G$ bundles with connection. In fact, we have an equivalence of spaces
$$\vert \Pi \mathbb{B}G_{\rm conn}\vert \simeq BG,$$
where $\vert \cdot \vert:sSet\to Top$ denotes the geometric realization functor.
One can embedd a manifold $X$ into the category $Sh_{\infty}(C)$. In particular, for a Riemannian manifold, its frame bundle equipped with the Levi-Civita connection is given by a map
$$g:X\to \mathbb{B}O(n)_{\rm conn}.$$
Finally, there is a curvature morphism of simplicial sheaves
$$R:\mathbb{B}G_{\rm conn}\to \Omega_{cl}^2(-,\mathfrak{g})$$
where the simplicial sheaf on the right is the $0$-truncated object given by embedding the sheaf of closed Lie algebra valued2 forms into $Sh_{\infty}(C)$.
In the case of a Riemannian manifold, the curvature of the Levi-Civita connection is given by the composite morphism
$$X\overset{g}{\to}\mathbb{B}O(n)_{\rm conn} \overset{R}{\to} \Omega^2_{\rm cl}(-,\mathfrak{o}(n)).$$
This entire discussion can be made to be intrinsic to the $\infty$ topos (using modality functors induced by the cohesive structure).


employed in making linear polymers is phenyl benzoate as disclosed in U.S. Pat. No. 3,766,301. Radial polymers are formed by employing coupling agents having more than two reactive sites. Examples of such coupling agents include among others: SiCl.sub.4 --U.S. Pat. No. 3,244,664; Polyepoxides, polyisocyanates, polyimines, polyaldehydes, polyketones, polyanhydrides, polyesters, polyhalides--U.S. Pat. No. 3,281,383; Diesters--U.S. Pat. No. 3,594,452; Methoxy silanes--U.S. Pat. No. 3,880,954; Divinyl benzene--U.S. Pat. No. 3,985,830; and 1,3,5-benzenetricarboxylic acid trichloride--U.S. Pat. No. 4,104,332.
There are distinct property differences between linear polymers and radial polymers. Linear polymers have only two arms while radial polymers have three or more arms. Typically, linear polymers have good mechanical properties but poor flow at high molecular weights. Radial polymers have better flow properties than linear polymers of the same molecular weight. In the   4.3
  OH$^-$($aq$)   this work$^b$     526.2         -3.8        5.20

  : Positions and relative intensities of the RIXS peaks for OH$(aq)$ and OH$^-(aq)$ as defined in the insets of Fig. \[fig:XES-combo\]. \[tbl:TheoExp\]

$^a$ Experiment. $^b$ Theory.

Both quasi-elastic and energy-loss peaks are broadened due to the interaction with polar solvent and to vibrational structure. As shown in Table \[tbl:OHgas\], the dipole moment in electronically excited OH is 14% larger than in the ground state, suggesting larger inhomogeneous broadening for the energy-loss peak; this is confirmed by our QM/MM calculations where the effect of the solvent is treated explicitly. The analysis of


of the CT$_{val}$ transition. In contrast, the oscillator strength for the CT$_{core}$ transition is $\sim$50 times smaller than that of the LT$_{core}$ due to the poor overlap of the lone pair of water with the compact $1s_O$ orbital of OH.

In summary, we have measured RIXS of the short-lived hydroxyl radical in pure liquid water. At the OH resonance of 526 eV, an energy-loss feature at 3.8 eV, corresponding to the localized X$\rightarrow$A transition of OH$(aq)$, was observed. The position of the OH resonance relative to bulk water XES provides information relevant to the long-standing debate on the structural versus dynamical interpretation of water XES. *Ab initio* calculations reproduce the positions, relative intensity, and broadening of the quasi-elastic and energy-loss peaks of OH($aq$) and OH$^-$($aq$) and provide insight intoArgonne group under contract number DE-AC02-06CH11357. Use of the Linac Coherent Light Source (LCLS), SLAC National Accelerator Laboratory, and, resources of the Center for Nanoscale Materials (CNM), Argonne National Laboratory, are supported by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), Office of Science, Office of Basic Energy Sciences (BES) under Contracts DE-AC02-76SF00515 and DE-AC02-06CH11357. L.Y. acknowledges support from Laboratory Directed Research and Development (LDRD) funding from Argonne National Laboratory for conceptual design and proposal preparation. L.K., J.-E.R. acknowledge support from the Swedish Science Council (2018-04088). L.K. was also supported by the EuXFEL. Z.-H.L., T.D., and M.S.B.M.Y. acknowledge support from the Singapore Ministry of Education (MOE2014-T2-2-052, RG105/17 and RG109/18). M.S. was supported by the CNRS GotoXFEL program. C.A. and R.S. were supported by the Cluster of Excellence ‘Advanced Imaging of


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%
%
%
% EEG = lindetrend( EEG, interv);
%
% lindetrend():Removes the best straight-line fit from epoched EEG data.
% Matlab: detrend() computes the least-squares fit of a straight
% line to the data (whole epoch or interval) and subtracts the resulting function
% from the data (whole epoch).
% To obtain the equation of the straight-line fit, use polyfit.
%
% Examples:
%
% >> EEG = lindetrend( EEG, 'pre');
% >> EEG = lindetrend( EEG, 'post');
% >> EEG = lindetrend( EEG, 'all');
% >> EEG = lindetrend( EEG, '-500 300');
%
% Author: Javier Lopez-Calderon
% Center for Mind and Brain
% University of California, Davis,
% Davis, CA
% 2009

%b8d3721ed219e65100184c6b95db209bb8d3721ed219e65100184c6b95db209b
%
% ERPLAB Toolbox
% Copyright © 2007 The Regents of the University of California
% Created by Javier Lopez-Calderon and Steven Luck
% Center for Mind and Brain, University of California, Davis,
% javlopez@ucdavis.edu, sjluck@ucdavis.edu
%
% This program is freecolors);
		tableColumnModel.setSchemes(colors);
		updateConditions();
	}

	private void updateConditions()
	{
		int selectedRow = table.getSelectedRow();
		if(logger.isDebugEnabled()) logger.debug("selectedRow={}", selectedRow);
		// no need to call convert since we only want to know if selected or not.
		LoggingEvent.Level level = null;
		List<LoggingEvent.Level> levels = tableModel.getData();
		int conditionCount = levels.size();
		if(selectedRow > -1 && selectedRow < conditionCount)
		{
			level = levels.get(selectedRow);
		}
		editAction.setEnabled(level != null);
	}

	void saveSettings()
	{
		if(logger.isInfoEnabled()) logger.info("Setting level colors to {}.", colors);
		applicationPreferences.setLevelColors(colors);
	}

	public void edit(LoggingEvent.Level level)
	{
		if(level != null)
		{
			ColorScheme scheme = colors.get(level);

			editDialog.setScheme(scheme);
			editDialog.setLevel(level);
			Windows.showWindow(editDialog, preferencesDialog, true);
			if(editDialog.isCanceled())
			{
				return;
			}
			scheme = editDialog.getScheme();
			colors.put(level, scheme);
			updateConditions();
		}
	}

	private class ConditionTableRowSelectionListener
		implements ListSelectionListener
	{
		@Override
		public void valueChanged(ListSelectionEvent e)
		{
			updateConditions();
		}
	}

	private class EditConditionAction
		extends AbstractAction
	{
		private static final long serialVersionUID = 95425194239658313L;

		EditConditionAction()
		{
			super("Edit");
			putValue(Action.SMALL_ICON, Icons.ADD_16_ICON);
			putValue(Action.SHORT_DESCRIPTION, "Edit colors.");
		}

		@Override
		public void actionPerformed(ActionEvent e)
		{
			if(logger.isDebugEnabled()) logger.debug("Edit");
			int row = table.getSelectedRow();
			if(row >= 0)
			{
				List<LoggingEvent.Level> levels = tableModel.getData();
				if(row < levels.size())
				{
					LoggingEvent.Level level = levels.get(row);
					edit(level);
					updateConditions();
				}
			}
		}
	}

	private class ConditionTableMouseListener
		extends MouseAdapter
	{
		@Override
		public void mouseClicked(MouseEvent evt)
		{
			if(evt.getButton() == MouseEvent.BUTTON1)
			{
				Point p = evt.getPoint();
				int row = table.rowAtPoint(p);

				List<LoggingEvent.Level> levels = tableModel.getData();
				if(row >= 0 && row < levels.size() && evt.getClickCount() >= 2)
				{
					LoggingEvent.Level level = levels.get(row);
					edit(level);
				}
			}
		}
	}
}


[Systems analysis of activities of the intensive care and resuscitation department at a multidisciplinary hospital. II. Intensity of work and quality indicators].
The second part of the research is devoted to problems of the personnel labor load, to maintenance of reanimation asepsis, to analysis of the complications of intensive care, the causes and outcomes of these complications. A total system approach allows, as the authors believe, an objective assessment of the prerequisites of complications in expert evaluations.matches for Rilya's name in various databases and sources. Part of Graham's defense is the suggestion that without a body, Rilya might be alive somewhere under another name.

"If it's not that name, it's going to be a problem?" Sakin asked.

"Potentially, yes." Milito replied.

Graham and her companion, Pamela Graham, were also caretakers of Rilya's younger sister Rodericka. The director of a day care center that Rodericka attended, Mary Rosado, testified earlier Tuesday that she never heard about Rilya's existence from Graham until the month she was discovered missing.

"She told me she had, Rodericka had a sister, a sibling, and her name was Rilya Wilson," said Mary Teresa Rosado, the director at the day care where Wilson's younger sister, Rodericka, went. "She would tell me that Rilya had really bad


from her care and misplaced it and she doesn't know where she's at," said Rosado.

A few days after that conversation, as the investigation into Rilya's disappearance kicked into gear, DCF removed Rodericka from the Graham house and from Rosado's day care center.

Copyright 2012 by Post Newsweek. The Associated Press contributed to this report. All rights reserved. This material may not be published, broadcast, rewritten or redistributed.---------------------- Forwarded by Kay Mann/Corp/Enron on 12/19/2000 04:46
PM ---------------------------

Jim Gilbert@ECT
12/19/2000 04:32 PM
To: "Keffer, John" <JKeffer@KSLAW.com> @ ENRON, Kay Mann/Corp/Enron@Enron
cc: Ben Jacoby/HOU/ECT@ECT, Chris Booth/NA/Enron@Enron, Christopher F
Calger/PDX/ECT@ECT

Subject: Re: NRG Confidentiality Agreement

Kay/John:

NRG has signed the CA.  I'm planning on sending them the clean drafts of the
LLC Agreement and Letter Agreement drafts provided by Carolyn last week.
Please let me know if these drafts have been superseded or not.

Also, I understand from Ben that the deal with Coral is scheduled to close on
Thursday.  I would like to know on a more definitive basis if this is indeed
true.  NRG remains very interested in the equipment.

Please advise.
Thanks,
Jim

	Enron Capital & Trade Resources Corp.

	From:  "Keffer, John" <JKeffer@KSLAW.com>


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heart rate and blood pressure for 22 weeks. Without changing their diet or exercise, study subjects lost roughly 10.5 percent -- an average of 17 pounds -- in overall body weight. No harmful side effects were noted, according to the study presented Tuesday at the American Chemical Society national meeting in San Diego.

How green coffee bean extract contributes to weight loss is unclear. But Vinson theorizes a chemical in the unroasted bean called chlorogenic acid could be responsible. Other experts suspect the stimulant properties of caffeine could be the culprit.

“I’d be happier if the research included pure caffeine, in the same amount as is contained in the two doses of [green coffee bean extract],” said Keith Ayoob, a registered dietitian and associate professor at the Albert Einstein College     "macFrac": 0,
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Let d = 10443109456330573.9999798 - 10443108217123471. Let a = d - 1239207264. Let w = -161 - a. Round w to 6 dps.
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Let p = 24 + -14. Suppose -8*m = -3*m - p. Suppose 23 = m*l - l. Round l to the nearest ten.
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Let m = 11286 - 17687. What is m rounded to the nearest one thousand?
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-1000
Let b be 2/(-16) - (-57602)/16. What is b rounded to the nearest one hundred?
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Let p = 112 - 63. Let j = -109.63 - -60.4. Let f = p + j. Round f


+ 3 + 2. Suppose -v = 198902 + 207203. Let w = y + v. Round w to the nearest 10000.
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SuppMore and more, I am seeing Anonymous and The Pirate Party mentioned in the same sentence. In historical perspective, this is for good reasons. Make no mistake about it: I love Anonymous and deeply respect and admire their courage, commitment, and ability to deliver time and again.

Two years ago, it was common to see The Pirate Bay and The Pirate Party in the same sentence. At the time, the people in the ‘Bay were complaining that they can’t be the only bastion for freedom — more people must stand up for their rights, many more. This appears to have happened. Nowadays, the pair is more commonly Anonymous and the Pirate Party (or parties).

There is a major shift in political values underway. This has happened several times before, and


necessary too in order to shift society’s values into one that respects privacy and holds our leaders and corporations accountable. As are the Pirate Parties. The two are mentioned together for very good reasons.

I love Anonymous just like I loved Greenpeace in its days. They are men and women of honor, commitment and courage, and they are instrumental in making a better world.will continue within Minnesota’s entrepreneurial community.”

Prior to his time with RAIN Source, Birkeland was the CFO for tech transfer firm Minnesota Research Fund, where he provided financial functions as well as serving as CFO of selected portfolio companies. He has also held previous engagements with Accenture and Arthur Anderson.

RAIN Source Capital declined to comment on any aspects of their operations at this time.

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Congrats Pete, sounds like a great move. He's a guy whose brain I'd love to pick some day on his experience with RAIN. My experience with RAIN and with the Angelsoft system they were using to evaluate companies was not a positive one and it'd be great to hear for the inside what could be done differently either by the companies or by RAIN.

http://twitter.com/SBoedigheimer


racked up demerits and earned poor grades, he ultimately graduated fifth from the bottom of his 1958 class.Those attacks drew retaliatory fire from McCain's daughter, Meghan McCain."He spends his weekend obsessing over great men because he knows it and I know it and all of you know it - he will never be a great man," said Meghan McCain, on ABC's "The View," which she co-hosts.Trump targeted McCain during his presidential campaign, saying in 2015 that the former prisoner-of-war was not a hero, "because he was captured." Trump received a series of deferments to avoid serving in Vietnam, including one attained with a physician's letter stating that he suffered from bone spurs in his feet.danger, of course, in judging Detroit by what you can see out the sparkling windows of a weeks-old QLine streetcar. It’s like going to church on Easter Sunday and thinking that next week, you’d best arrive early with a new hat.

Barbosa asked about the rest of the city, and was advised it’s very much a work in progress. The fact is, though, that “my first time here was five years ago,” he said, “and I can see a big difference.”

We mostly know that. We’ve watched the waxes and wanes and the rounds of renaissances that never quite caught on, and now we’ve seen an actual influx of young people with disposable incomes. But it’s nice to hear validation from sophisticated travelers with an unusually high number of reference


press conference at Belle Isle, and some spins around the track with particularly bold media members.

They left Shinola empty-handed — but they knew a place to start when they came back, and they knew how to get there.

nrubin@detroitnews.com

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============

Herpes zoster ophthalmicus occurs when the latent virus responsible for chickenpox and herpes zoster development (varicella-zoster virus -- VZV) reactivates in the trigeminal ganglion and ophthalmic branch of the trigeminal nerve. It has been estimated that herpes zoster incidence is diagnosed in 4--5 per 1000 patients, from which 10--20% cases are herpes zoster ophthalmicus. Dysfunction of the immune system progressing with age, especially the cellular response impairment, and concomitant with other diseases, is strongly associated with a significant increase in the risk of a severe and complicated course of the VZV infection \[[@CIT0001]\]. Neurological and ophthalmological complications, which are a result of virus activation per se, are present the most often. The other complications such as scarred lid malfunction or loss, paralytic ptosis, conjunctivitis, episcleritis, scleritis, infectious


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Conflict of interest {#S0002}
====================

The authors declare no conflict of interest.
show it's 30x faster? Otherwise, pretty cool. I only
do occasional HTML parsing in scripts, so whatever is builtin and
BeautifulSoup is good enough for me, but I can surely imagine a 30x speedup
being not only useful but necessary for large processing jobs or a scaled-up
user interface.

~~~
aumerle
[https://html5-parser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#benchmarks](https://html5-parser.readthedocs.io/en/latest/#benchmarks)

~~~
samblr
30x is quick! But still it doesn't appear to be sequential parser.

html -> gumbo parse tree -> lxml tree

What makes it efficient even with two tree transformations ?

Is one of the above trees constructed in sequential way and is less-recursive
?

~~~
nostrademons
The short answer to this is that you can do an awful lot of work in C for the
cost of a single Python instruction.

The slightly longer answer is that the vast majority of time in parsing is
spent actually parsing - examining each character and adjusting


mean by "leak"? I wrote a scraper that used lxml and a single
instance/process ran for month on end in production without any issues. Lxml
may have used more memory than some alternatives, but I don't think it was
"leaking" memory.

~~~
Paul-ish
That is likely true. My experience with it was in 2011/2012 ish. Their FAQ[1]
claims memory leaks have been fixed over time.

* [http://lxml.de/FAQ.html](http://lxml.de/FAQ.html)

------
sebcat
I made a pull request[1] for gumbo-parser a while ago. While it is a wonderful
project, it seems to be in need of a new maintainer, or a maintained fork.

[1] [https://github.com/google/gumbo-
parser/pull/370](https://github.com/google/gumbo-parser/pull/370)

~~~
nostrademons
(Original author and former maintainer of Gumbo here.)

Yes, it does need a new maintainer, or maintained fork. I finally lost my
commit rights to the /google GitHub org about a year ago, 2 years after
leaving Google. So I don't actually have thehuman source (allograft), or removed from another animal (xenograft), and transplanted to a recipient site of a patient, such as a wound site. As with any surgical procedure, skin grafting includes certain risks. Complications may include: graft failure; rejection of the skin graft; infections at donor or recipient sites; or autograft donor sites oozing fluid and blood as they heal. Certain of these complications (e.g., graft failure and rejection of the skin graft) may be mitigated by using an autograft instead of an allograft or a xenograft.
A problem encountered when using an autograft is that skin is taken from another area of a person's body to produce the graft, resulting in trauma and wound generation at the donor site. Generally, the size of the graft matches the size


is if you know any tool, that in conjunction with GCC, can calculate the call counts?

A:

GCC, in recent versions, has a compiler switch -finstrument-functions which can be used to have it autogenerate tracepoint hooks within compiled code. See GCC Code Generation Options in the manual. With that, you don't even need a full-blown interceptor, only a tiny pair of functions:

__cyg_profile_func_enter()
__cyg_profile_func_exit()

that are automatically called at entry/exit to every piece of code compiled with the -finstrument-functions option.
You'd simply link a stubs library in that does nothing (just returns) for these, in ordinary use, and another tracer library via LD_PRELOAD later if you want to actually record the calls.
Note that the arguments passed to these trace site hooks are addresses of the function being called and the caller; to give names,attorney has asked this Court for permission
to withdraw as counsel for appellant.  See Anders, 386 U.S. at 744; see also In re
Schulman, 252 S.W.3d at 408 n.17 (citing Jeffery v. State, 903 S.W.2d 776, 779-80 (Tex.
App.-Dallas 1995, no pet.) (noting that "[i]f an attorney believes the appeal is frivolous, he
must withdraw from representing the appellant.  To withdraw from representation, the
appointed attorney must file a motion to withdraw accompanied by a brief showing the
appellate court that the appeal is frivolous") (citations omitted)).  We grant counsel's motion
to withdraw.  Within five days of the date of this Court's opinion, counsel is ordered to send
a copy of the opinion and judgment to appellant and to advise appellant of his right to file
a petition for discretionary review. (3) See


Introduction {#s0005}
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Impetigo is a highly contagious bacterial skin infection that most commonly occurs in young children ([@b0025], [@b0045], [@b0095], [@b0140], [@b0145]). The estimated global median prevalence is 2.5-fold higher in children than adults ([@b0020]). In the United States, the number of cases of impetigo is estimated at \>3 million per year ([@b0055]). Major predisposing factors for impetigo are hot and humid climates, socioeconomic deprivation, crowded environments, malnutrition, and certain lifestyle activities such as involvement in close-contact sports ([@b0020], [@b0045], [@b0125], [@b0140]).

The main causative pathogen of impetigo is *Staphylococcus aureus*, although *Streptococcus pyogenes* alone or in combination with *S. aureus* is also implicated. The condition is characterized by erythematous pustules or vesicles (red sores) that quickly evolve into superficial erosions with a characteristic honey-colored crust. Lesions are typically localized0.5 to \<2 years age categories, although this is consistent with the disease pattern; impetigo is more common in older children, who typically have greater outward contact through daycare, school, and social/sporting activities ([@b0140]). Ozenoxacin showed excellent clinical and microbiologic efficacy and was well tolerated even in the youngest age groups, supporting its use in children as young as 2 months of age.

A strength of the analysis is the homogeneity of the respective patient populations, which facilitated data pooling to evaluate outcomes in a large population treated with ozenoxacin or vehicle. Possible reasons for the high cure rates observed in the vehicle-treated group include the self-limiting nature of impetigo, the high overall standard of care for patients treated within the context of a clinical trial, and the presence of benzoic


acid in the ozenoxacin cream vehicle.

The global emergence and spread of antibiotic resistance has negatively affected treatment outcomes of patients with impetigo, with various world regions reporting resistance to the commonly used topical agents fusidic acid ([@b0005], [@b0035], [@b0040], [@b0090], [@b0115]) and mupirocin ([@b0015], [@b0105], [@b0120], [@b0135]). Increasing rates of antimicrobial resistance are a particular concern for diseases such as impetigo, where treatment is often initiated empirically in the absence of microbial culture and/or susceptibility testing. As the need for alternative antibacterial agents with activity against resistant strains and a low propensity to induce resistance is increasing simultaneously with the decline in new antibiotic development ([@b0050], [@b0120]), the introduction of a new agent with broad bactericidal activity is a major event.

Conclusion {#s0065}
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Delivering a high concentration of antibiotic directlya func's return list
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erythromycin-susceptible and erythromycin-resistant (with M phenotype) *S. suis* isolates (*P*\>0.05), confirming that M phenotype resistant strains were still susceptible to tiamulin and tilmicosin. Tiamulin induced a significantly longer PAE than tilmicosin at 1 time MIC and two times MIC at two hour exposure period (*P*\<0.05). Tiamulin exposure for one hour at two times MIC also resulted in longer PAE than did tilmicosin under the same condition (*P*\<0.05). However there were no significant differences in the activity of tilmicosin and tiamulin at concentrations of 1/4, 1/2, 1 times MIC when exposed for one hour and at 1/4, 1/2 times MIC when exposed for 2 hours.

Increasing concentrations of erythromycin induced significantly longer PAEs against susceptible *S. suis* isolates than did the lower concentrations. However, that regrowth time of the resistantparticularly interesting finding in our experiments is that erythromycin-resistant strains with M phenotype show no PAE and PA SMEs at the usual erythromycin concentration, whereas the PAEs and PA SMEs of tilmicosin and tiamulin can be measured and have a duration comparable to that observed in susceptible strains. Because the PAE and PASME of tilmicosin and tiamulin against *S. suis* have not been determined, we compared our results with that of other similar studies. Similar results on PAE of rokitamycin against *S. pyogenes* were also observed by Braga ([@b1]). Compared to PAE of telithromycin against *S. pyogenes* (0.4-2.7 h), *S. aureus* (0.3-2.4 h) and *S. pneumoniae* (1.5-3.8 h), tilmicosin and tiamulin against *S. suis* (0.73-5.75 h and 1.15-6.11 h, respectively) tended to be longer ([@b14]). The PAE of


tilmicosin(3.61-4.26 h) at 1×MIC after 2-h exposure was longer than that of *P.* *multocida* (0.83 h) and shorter than that of tilmicosin against*A. pleuropneumoniae*(6 h) ([@b9]).

There are several mechanisms associated with the PAEs of macrolides including uptake, ribosome binding, efflux, which mainly depend on the time that macrolides are detached from the ribosome ([@b4], [@b33]). Hydrophobic characteristic seems to help macrolide molecules to accumulate in cells and increases their activity. The 16-member macrolides are more hydrophobic than their 14- or 15-member counterparts. Also the cohesive long-lasting binding of tilmicosin to ribosomes makes the efflux less effective than that of erythromycin. Our findings confirmed that the PAE of tilmicosin on erythromycin-resistant *S. suis* (0.73-5.6h) is even longer than that of erythromycin on susceptible strains (0.53-4.5h). Though little is knownAllele-speci c PCR primers are capable of rare allele detection/ampli cation only within a narrow window of about 1 C, the exact value of which cannot be accurately predicted from sequence. The PI is developing novel primers that are sensitive to single-base mutations at 0.1% allele frequency across a window of 8 C; this broad temperature robustness overcomes the diculty of empirically optimizing many primers to have the same melting temperature. PCR primers in general can spuriously hybridize to each other and form primer-dimers that result in nonsense ampli cation products; primer design grows sharply more dicult as the number of primers simultaneously in solution increases. The PI is developing novel primers that are mostly double-stranded and thus signi cantly less likely to result in primer-dimer interactions; the