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change in the term of July 1, 2006 through June 30, 2007. (Budgeted, 100%
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performed in order to determine the mRNA expression of lncRNA RP1-93H18.6, PI3K, Akt, B cell lymphoma-2 (Bcl-2), Vimentin, cyclinD1, and β-catenin in paracancerous and cancerous tissues. As illustrated in [Figure 3](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}A, the mRNA expressions of RP1-93H18.6, PI3K, Akt, Bcl-2, Vimentin, cyclinD1, and β-catenin exhibited higher levels in cancerous tissues than did those of paracancerous tissues, while p53, E-cadherin, and Bcl-2-associated X protein (Bax) were expressed at lower levels when compared to the paracancerous tissues (all p \<0.05). Furthermore, in order to determine the protein levels of PI3K, Akt, mTOR, Bcl-2, Vimentin, cyclinD1, β-catenin, p53, E-cadherin, and Bax in addition to the degree of Akt and mTOR phosphorylation, a western blot analysis was conducted. The results ([Figure 3](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}B) revealed that when compared with paracancerous tissues, the protein levels of PI3K, Akt, mTOR, Bcl-2,[Figure 8](#fig8){ref-type="fig"}. There was no significant difference detected between the blank group and the NC group in relationship to the cell cycle distribution and cell apoptotic rate (all p \>0.05). When compared with the blank and NC groups, the cell proportion at the G1 phase was markedly increased, while significant decreases at the S phase with a higher cell apoptotic rate in the si-RP1-93H18.6, LY294002, and si-RP1-93H18.6 + LY294002 groups were confirmed (all p \<0.05). A contrasting trend was detected concerning the above indexes in the RP1-93H18.6 vector group (all p \<0.05). No significant differences regarding cell cycle distribution and apoptotic rate in the si-RP1-93H18.6 and LY294002 groups were observed (all p \>0.05),while comparisons between the two groups revealed an elevated cell proportion at the G1 phase, reduced S phase, as


commonly occur in human carcinomas based on various reports and statistics.[@bib17] Highly phosphorylated Akt has been detected in cell lines of breast, prostate, and CC and is a contributor to these diseases; additionally, P13K has been judged by multiple studies as the upstream of Akt.[@bib18] Our study suggested higher expression of Akt phosphorylation in CC along with increased p-mTOR. mTOR is a distal constituent of the PI3K/Akt axis downstream, and through the P13K/Akt/mTOR axis, butein has been highlighted as an effective suppressor of CC cell progression.[@bib19] Additionally, mTOR is a related gene of the P13K/Akt axis; a prior study concluded that mTOR blocking agents could be potentially significant in treating HPV-positive oral cancer and CC, potentially delaying the process of CC recurrence.[@bib20] Furthermore, the mTOR axis is upregulatedThe cells were then washed with binding buffer. The mixture of annexin V-FITC and binding buffer was prepared at a ratio of 1:40. The cells were then resuspended and shaken and incubated at room temperature for 30 min. PI and binding buffer were then mixed together at a ratio of 1:40. After the addition of the mixture, the cells were incubated at room temperature for 15 min. Flow cytometry was employed to detect cell apoptosis. The above procedures were repeated three times.

Xenograft Tumor in Nude Mice {#sec4.14}
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Sixty BALB/c nude mice (age, 4--7 weeks; weight, 18--20 g) purchased from the Animal Center of Sun Yat-sen University (Guangzhou, Guangdong, China) were randomly assigned into the blank, NC, RP1-93H18.6 vector, sh-RP1-93H18.6, LY294002, and sh-RP1-93H18.6 + LY294002 groups (10 mice in each group). The environment was


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Statistical Analysis {#sec4.15}
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The statistical analysis was performed using SPSS 21.0 (IBM, Armonk, NY, USA). Measurement data were subject to normal distribution and are expressed as mean ± SD. Comparisons between CC and paracancerous tissues were analyzed using a paired t test, while comparisons between the other two groups were conducted with an independent sample t test. Comparisons among multiple groups were analyzed by one-way ANOVA and tested by a Tukey test afterward. Data at different time points among multiple groups were compared using repeated-measurement ANOVA. p \< 0.05 was considered to be indicative of statistical significance.

Author Contributions {#sec5}
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Q.W., S.-P.Y., and D.-X.C. designed the study. Y.X., C.-F.W., and J.-Y.Z. collated the data, designed and developed the database, carried out data analyses, and produced the initial draft of the manuscript.when $X_t\in \prt D$. The pair of processes $(X,K)$ has the following representation: $$\begin{aligned}
X_t &= X_0 + B_t + \int_0^t \n(X_s) \,dL_s
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K_t &= K_0 + \int_0^t \n(X_s)d L_s\end{aligned}$$ with $(X_t, K_t)\in \ol D\times \R^d$ for all $t\geq 0$. Note that $X_t$ is reflecting Brownian motion in $\ol D$ with normal reflection at the boundary and with drift $K_t$, $K_t$ is an $\R^d$-valued process that represents the accumulated local time on the boundary in the direction normal to the boundary, and the drift $K_t$ does not change when $X_t$ is in the interior of $D$. We call the process $K$ “inert drift” because it plays a role analogous to the inert particle in Knight’s original model [@K] in one dimension. The main simulation


corresponding symmetric reflecting diffusions without inert drift by suitable Girsanov transforms, and vice versa.

\[T:2.1\] For every $x\in \overline D$ and $y\in \RR^d$ there exists a unique weak solution $\{(X_t, K_t), t\in[0,\infty)\}$ to (\[eqn:1\]) with $(X_0, K_0)=(x, y)$.

Consider the following SDE, $$\label{eqn:2.2}
\begin{cases}
dX_t=\sigma (X_t) \,dB_t+ \bfb (X_t) \,dt +
\cn  (X_t)\,dL_t , \\
 t\mapsto L_t \hbox{ is continuous and
    non-decreasing with } L_t= \int_0^t \1_{\partial D}(X_s) \,dL_s,
    \end{cases}$$ with $X_t\in \overline D$ for every $t\geq 0$. Weak existence and uniqueness of solutions to (\[eqn:2.2\]) follow from [@C] or [@DI]. (We have been informed by the authors of [@DI] that there is a gap in the proof of Case 2 in [@DI], but we need only Case 1. Moreover they have informed us that ashow that $T_\infty=\infty$, $\bQ_{x,y}$-a.s., i.e., the process is conservative. This is the same as saying $|K|$ does not “explode” in finite time under $\bQ_{x, y}$. The intuitive reason why this should be true is the following. Consider a one-dimensional Brownian motion starting at $1$ with a very large constant negative drift of size $c$ and reflect it at the origin. Then a simple calculation shows that the local time accumulated at the origin by this process up to time $1$ is also of order $c$. This suggests that if $K$ is very large, the local time accumulated in a time interval of order $1$ by $X$ on the boundary $\prt D$ will be approximately proportional to $K$. Since this feeds back into the right hand side of the


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Once again, we use an argument based on comparison with a Bernoulli sequence, this time with success probability $p_1$. We conclude that there are infinitely many $n$ such that $
T_{j+1} - T_j \geq (c_2/(6c_3)) p_0/2$, $\bQ_{x,y}$-a.s. We conclude that $T_\infty = \infty$, $\bQ_{x,y}$-a.s., so our process $(X_t,K_t)$ is defined for all $t\in [0,\infty)$.

Next we will prove weak uniqueness. Suppose that $\bQ'_{x,y}$ is the distribution of any weak solution to (\[eqn:1\]) and define $\P'_x$ by $$d\P'_x = \frac{1}{M_{T_n}}\, d \bQ'_{x,y}
 \qquad \hbox{on } \FF_{T_n}
 \hbox{ for every } n\geq 1.$$\,dx.$$ Let $X^0$ be the symmetric diffusion in $D$ with respect to Lebesgue measure on $D$ associated with the Dirichlet form $(\EE^0, W^{1,2}_0(D))$ in $L^2(D, dx)$, where $$\EE^0 (u, v) = \frac12 \int_D \sum_{i,j=1}^d a_{ij}(x)
\partial_i u(x) \partial_j v(x)
\,   dx .$$ Then by [@CFTYZ Theorems 2.6 and 2.8], $X$ can be obtained from $X^0$ through a Girsanov transform using the martingale $dZ_t= \varphi (X_t^0)^{-1} dM^{\varphi}_t$, where $M^\varphi$ is the martingale part of the Fukushima decomposition for $\varphi
(X_t^0)-\varphi (X_0^0)$. We now conclude from [@CFTYZ Theorem 2.6(ii)] that $X$ is conservative.

\[T:4.3\] Suppose that $\Gamma$ is a constant symmetric positive definite matrix. Let $D\subset \RR^d$ be a bounded domain, $\sigma =
\sigma(x)$ be a $d\times d$ matrix that is $C^1$ on $\overline D$ so that $A=\sigma^T \sigma$ is uniformly elliptic and


in $C([0,t_0/2], \RR^d)$ centered at $f$, with radius $\delta$, in the supremum norm. By Theorem 2.1 and Remark 2.1 of [@LS], for any $r>0$ there exists $\delta\in (0,r/2)$, such that if $f^1 \in \BB_C(f,\delta)$, then $g^1 \in \BB_C(g,r/2)$. This implies that $$\begin{aligned}
 \sup_{t\in[0,t_0/2]} \Big|\int_0^{t_0/2} \n(g^1(s)) \,d\ell^1_s
 &- \int_0^{t_0/2} \n(g(s)) \,d\ell_s \Big|\\
 &\leq \sup_{t\in[0,t_0/2]} (|f^1(t) - f(t)| + |g^1(t) - g(t)|)\\
 &\leq \delta + r/2 \leq r.\end{aligned}$$ Thus, if $f^1 \in \BB_C(f,\delta)$, then $\left(g^1(t_0/2),\int_0^{t_0/2} \n(g^1(s)) \,d\ell^1_s\right)
\in \BB(z_1,r)\times \BB(-y_0,r) $. Let $\widetilde \P_x$ denote the distribution of standard Brownian motion. By the support theorem for Brownian motion, $\widetilde \P_{x_0}
(\BB_C(f,\delta)) > p_1$, for some $p_1>0$. Hence, $\P_{x_0,y_0} ((X_{t_0/2},K_{t_0/2}) \in \BB(z_1,r)\times
\BB(0,r))> p_1>0$.

[*Step 2*]{}. This step is mostly a review of the excursion theory needed in the rest of the argument. See, e.g.,and (\[es3\]) that for $\ell < 1$, $$\label{es4}
 {\bf H}'_{x,\ell}(A) = {\bf H}_x(A \setminus A_*).$$ One can deduce easily from (\[es2\]) and standard estimates for Brownian motion that for some $c_3,c_4 \in (0,\infty)$ and all $x\in \prt D$, $$\label{es5}
 c_3 < {\bf H}_x (A_*) < c_4.$$ Let $\sigma'_t = \inf\{s\geq 0: L'_s \geq t\}$. The exit system formula (\[es1\]) and (\[es4\]) imply that we can construct $X$ (on a random interval, to be specified below) using $X'$ as a building block, in the following way. Suppose that $X'$ is given. We enlarge the probability space, if necessary, and construct a Poisson point process $\EE$ with state space $[0,\infty) \times
{\cal C}$ whose intensity measure conditional on the whole trajectory $\{X'_t, t\geq 0\}$ is given by $$\label{e:mu}
 \mu([s_1, s_2] \times


from $X^1_0 = x_1$, with the same transition probabilities as $X'$, relative to $U_2$. We then construct $Y^1$ based on $X^1$, by adding an excursion that hits $U_2$, in the same way as $X$ was constructed from $X'$. We thus obtain a process $\{Y^1_t, 0 \leq t \leq T_1\}$, where $T_1 = \inf\{t>0 :
Y^1_t \in U_2\}$, whose distribution is that of reflecting Brownian motion in $D$ starting with the uniform distribution on $U_j$, observed until the first hit of $U_2$.

We next construct a family of independent reflecting Brownian motions $\{Y^j\}_{1\leq j \leq d}$. For a fixed $j=2, \dots , d$, we let $X^j$ be a process with the same transition probabilities as $X'$, relative to $U_{j+1}$, and initial distribution uniform in $U_j$. We then construct $Y^j$ based on$X^*$ is a time-shifted path of $ X^j_t$ on an appropriate interval, for all $ j = 1 , \dots , d$.

[*Step 4*]{}. In this step, we will show that with a positive probability, the process $K$ can have “almost” independent and “almost” perpendicular increments over disjoint time intervals. Moreover, the distributions of the increments have densities in an appropriate sense.

We find $d$ points $y_1, \dots, y_d \in \prt D$ such that the $\n(y_j)$’s point in $d$ orthogonal directions. Let $C_j = \{\z
\in \RR^d: \angle(\n(y_j), \z) \leq \delta_0\}$, for some $\delta_0>0$ so small that for any $\z_j \in C_j$, $j=1, \dots,
d$, the vectors $\{\z_j\}$ are linearly independent. Let $\delta_1>0$ be so small that for every $j=1, \dots, d$, and any $y \in \prt D \cap \BB(y_j, \delta_1)$, we


on the volume of $\Lambda$, it follows that conditional on $\cal G$, the vector $K^1_{S_1} + \dots +
K^d_{S_d}$ has a density with respect to $d$-dimensional Lebesgue measure that is bounded below by $c_9>0$ on a ball $U_*$ with positive radius. We now remove the conditioning to conclude that $K^1_{S_1} + \dots + K^d_{S_d}$ has a component with a density with respect to $d$-dimensional Lebesgue measure that is bounded below on $U_*$.

Define $K^*_t = \Gamma \, \int_0^t \n(X^*s ) d\wt L_s$ and $T_* =
\sum_{j=1}^d T_j$, where $\wt L$ is the boundary local time for reflecting Brownian motion $X^*$. Using conditioning on $F_*$, we see that the distribution of $K^*_{T_*}$ has a component with density greater than $c_9$ on $U_*$. Since $K^*$ does not change when $X^*$ is inside thecorrespond to the special case $\rho \equiv 1$, with the same initial distribution. Note that our assumptions on $\rho$ imply that $\nabla \log \rho \in
C^1(\overline D)$. Hence $\P$ and $\P^0$ are related by Girsanov transform $$\frac{ d \P}{d\P^0} = \exp \left(\frac12  \int_0^t \nabla \log \rho (X^0_s)\,dB_s
 -\frac18 \int_0^2 | \nabla \log \rho (X_s^0)  |^2 \,ds \right) \qquad
 \hbox{on } \FF_t.$$ The Harris irreducibility of $(X, K)$ now follows from that for $(X^0, K^0)$.

\[T:irr.1\] Consider the SDE with $\sigma$ being the identity matrix, $\bfb = {1\over 2} \log \rho$, $\cn \equiv \n$ and $\rho \in
C^2(\overline D)$ being bounded between two positive constants. The probability distribution $\pi(dx, dy)$ defined by $$\pi(A) =\int_A c_1
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the only invariant measure for the solution $(X,K)$ to .

In view of Theorem \[T:wc.3\], all we have to show is uniqueness. If there were more than one invariant measure, at least two of them (say, $\mu$ and $\nu$) would be mutually singular by Birkhoff’s ergodic theorem [@Sinai]. However, we have just shown that there exists a strictly positive measure $\psi$ which is absolutely continuous with respect to any transition probability, so that in particular, $\psi \ll
\mu$ and $\psi \ll \nu$. Since $\mu \perp \nu$ by assumption, there exists a set $A$ such that $\mu(A) = 0$ and $\nu(A^c) = 0$. Therefore, one must have $\psi(A) = \psi(A^c) = 0$ which contradicts the fact that the measure $\psi$ is non-zero.

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In a vocational report dated October 12, 1982, the plaintiff listed her past jobs. These included nurse's aide, food service work, and salesclerk activities. The jobs listed required constant walking or standing, with the exception of the salesclerk job, which allowed one hour per day of sitting.
The plaintiff's claim for disability benefits was denied and she requested reconsideration on November 29, 1982. In the reconsideration request, she noted that her disability onset date should have been June 15, 1978. In a reconsideration disability report dated November 24, 1982, the plaintiff stated that she had been unable to work after her surgery of June 20, 1978. She stated that after being denied Social Security benefits based upon her application of January 11,25 n. 3 (8th Cir.1983). Accordingly, the Court finds that jurisdiction exists pursuant to 28 U.S.C. § 1361.

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**Lim. mag / Sel. sam. (band)** - limiting survey magnitude, and limiting magnitude of the selected sample in the correspondent band; **Num. of gal** - the final number of selected galaxies used in this work to obtain the magnitude and redshift distributions in each survey, and move later the local galaxies to these conditions (see Sec. \[sec\_method\] and  \[sec\_results\]); **mag\_sim** and **z\_sim** - magnitude cuts and the corresponding redshifts (for 95% of the sample) used to simulate the local galaxies;]{}

### ALHAMBRA {#sec_data_highz_alh}

The Advanced Large Homogeneous Area Medium Band Redshift Astronomical survey [ALHAMBRA; @moles08] is a photometric survey that imaged $\sim$3.5deg$^2$ of the sky, in eight different fields, through 20 optical and 3 near-infrared (NIR) filters. The average spatial resolution of the ALHAMBRA images is $\sim$1arcsec [not higher than 1.6,constructed the correspondent magnitude and redshift distributions of non-local galaxies (see Sec. \[sec\_results\_morph\_simul\] and Fig. \[fig\_highmag\_highz\_dist\_all\]). We randomly redshifted and scaled in luminosity the selected sample of local galaxies to match the distributions of non-local ones (see Tab. \[tab\_surveys\] fot the used photometric band in each survey). In this way, when scaling the galaxy in flux, the surface brightness dimming was directly taken into account. Moreover, we re-sampled the local galaxies with the corresponding pixel-scale for each selected non-local survey, and convolved with its PSF to match the spatial resolution.\
- Second, we dropped the simulated galaxies, obtained in the first step, into the real background of the high-redshift survey images. We made sure that the galaxies are dropped into empty regions of sky, minimising the chance of superposition with high-redshift foreground/background


$u$ band is much lower than that for $g$, $r$, and $i$ bands [@gunn98], and taking into account that we are analysing three broad morphological groups (ET, LT\_et, and LT\_lt) as described in Sec. \[sec\_data\_locsample\] (instead of studying a finer morphology), we used the $g$ band images instead of $u$ when necessary. Figure \[fig\_ugri\_sample\] shows an example of $u$, $g$, $r$, and $i$ images of four galaxies from our local sample with different morphologies; note the poor information available in the $u$ image in comparison to the other bands. Finally, since the morphological classification directly depends on the source brightness, in each survey we analysed the observational bias at the three different magnitude cuts: mag1\_cut$\le$20.0, mag2\_cut$\le$21.5, and mag3\_cut$\le$23.0 in the F613W band in ALHAMBRA; $\le$21.0, $\le$23.0, and $\le$24.5, in theand 57% at F814W$\le$21.0, $\le$23.0, and $\le$24.0, respectively. For SMOOTH the corresponding values are 15%, 35%, and 50%. From this result, we suggest that for the parameters ASYM and SMOOTH the noise effect should be taken into account when using them in morphological classification of galaxies, and especially when dealing with ground-based data. Therefore, in our following analysis we discuss all results only for the four parameters CABR, GINI, CCON, and M20, that are more stable to noise and where our galSVM measurements are reliable. The results based on ASYM and SMOOTH are provided only in the case of COSMOS, for the first two magnitude cuts, where the noise effect is lower.

Results {#sec_results}
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Morphological parameters of the local sample at z$\sim$0 {#sec_results_morph_z0}
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For each galaxy, we measured the morphological parameters


to measure the same parameters as we did at z$\sim$0. Finally, we measured the morphological parameters of simulated galaxies, again in the same way as we did at z$\sim$0. As mentioned above, in each survey, depending on the used photometric band and the redshift to which the galaxy was moved, we used the corresponding rest-frame SDSS images to carry out all the measurements.\

![Magnitude (left plots) and redshift (right plots) distributions of simulated galaxies for the conditions in ALHAMBRA (panel a), SXDS (panel b), and COSMOS (panel c) surveys. In each survey, they are represented for three magnitude cuts, from top to bottom: for F613W$\le$20.0, F613W$\le$21.5, and F613W$\le$23.0 in the ALHAMBRA; $i$$\le$21.0, $i$$\le$23.0, and $i$$\le$24.5 in the SXDS; and F814$\le$21.0 (top), F814$\le$23.0 (middle), and F814$\le$24.0 in the COSMOS.[]{data-label="fig_highmag_highz_dist_all"}](plotIDL_ALHAMBRA_highmag_highz_distributions.ps){width="99.00000%"}

![Magnitude (leftFor more explications see the caption of Fig. \[fig\_morphdiag\_ccon\_cabr\]. (A colour version of this figure is available in the online journal)[]{data-label="fig_morphdiag_cosmos_3plots_twomagbins"}](ASYM_vs_GINI_MorphBias_COSMOS_twoMagBins.ps){width="7.4cm"}

Discussion {#sec_discussion}
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Individual parameters {#sec_discussion_indivparam}
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As seen in Sec. \[sec\_results\_morph\_simul\], the morphological parameters show complex behaviors when going from one survey to another, from one magnitude cut to another, and when dealing with different morphological types. In principle, they suffer changes due to the impact of spatial resolution and survey depth, and depending on how strong these two effects are, they might cause:\
- only a re-distribution of the light within the galaxy, without changing much the total flux, resulting in a weak impact, and/or\
- the loss of the galaxy low surface brightness structures and the change of the total flux, hence producing a more significant impact.\
However, how the distributions of morphological parameters


 logCCON      $-$ (LT\_et)       $-$ (ET)           $-$ (ET)       5.5 (LT\_et)      11.3 (ET)           $-$ (ET)       11 (LT\_et)        17 (ET)            $-$ (ET)
       vs. logSMOOTH   $-$ (LT\_lt)     6.3 (LT\_lt)       38 (LT\_et)      $-$ (LT\_lt)     10 (LT\_lt)   the use of a single criterion based on ASYM when classifying them morphologically, since the contamination levels of 50% highest density regions of ET and LT rise to above 40%. In the case of ground-based surveys, we do not recommend the use of this single criterion in any case (except for maybe the brightest galaxies), since the contamination levels are much higher, taking the noise effect especially into account; we suggest instead the simultaneous use of multiple diagnostic diagrams.\
Over the past ten years, the M20-GINI diagram (Fig. \[fig\_morphdiag\_m20\_gini\]) found wide applications. It was mainly used in identifying galaxy mergers and peculiar (disturbed) galaxies [e.g. @lotz04; @pierce07; @lotz08; @conselice08; @mendez11; @chen10; @stott13; @petty14; @hung14]; often it was used in the analysis where different types of galaxies, e.g. ULIRGs, dust obscured


contamination increases, and depending on the diagram it changes from 2-25% at F814$\le$23.0, to 6-35% for ET, and 20-70% for LT galaxies at F814$\le$24.0. In surveys similar to COSMOS, we again suggest to use several diagnostics to classify galaxies when going to magnitudes fainter than F814=23.0.\
- Through LDA analysis we obtained that the combination of CABR, GINI, and CCON parameters, is the most effective to distinguish between different morphological types.\
The results presented in this paper can be directly applied to any survey similar to ALHAMBRA, SXDS and COSMOS, and also can serve as an upper/lower limit to take into account when classifying galaxies using shallower/deeper data sets.

Acknowledgments {#acknowledgments .unnumbered}
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$n$ over the sets of messages $\Omega_1, \Omega_2,\ldots,\Omega_t$ consists of $t$ encoding functions $E_1,\ldots,E_t$ such that $E_1:\Omega_1 \to \B^n$, $E_2: E_1(\Omega_1)\times \Omega_2 \to
\B^n$ and in general, $E_i:\Im(E_{i-1})\times \Omega_i\to \B^n$, and $t$ decoding functions $D_i:\Im(E_i) \to \Omega_i$ that satisfy the following properties.[^3]

1.  For all $1\leq i\leq t$, $c \in \Im(E_{i-1})$ and $x_i\in \Omega_i$, $D_i(E_i(c,x_i))=x_i$.

2.  For all $1\leq i\leq t$, $c \in \Im(E_{i-1})$ and $x_i\in \Omega_i$ we have that $c\leq E_i(c,x_i)$.

The rate of such a WOM code is defined to be $(\log|\Omega_1| +
\log|\Omega_2|+\ldots+\log|\Omega_t|)/n$.

Intuitively, the definition enables the encoder to use $E_1$ as the encoding function in the first round. If the message $x_1$ was encoded (as the string $E_1(x_1)$) and then we wished to encode in the second round the message $x_2$, then we write the string $E_2(E_1(x_1),x_2)$,of capacity achieving binary WOM codes based on polar codes. Their construction is based on the work of [@KoradaU10] that uses polar codes for source coding. A small downside of their construction is that it is guaranteed to work with high probability, but there is always some small chance of failure. In particular, in contrast to our construction, it is not always guaranteed to succeed. On the other hand, since [@BurshteinS12] rely on polar codes that have very efficient encoding and decoding schemes, it may be the case that they can make their construction work with a block length that is polynomial in $1/\epsilon$, which is much better than our block length which is exponentially large in $1/\epsilon$. We note however, that it is not clear that their


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in Fig.\[bessel-normal10\], where associated wavefunctions of the modes lying on a curve have same number of nodes. In Fig.\[bessel-normal10\], the normal modes lying on the curve on right extreme correspond to zero node wavefunctions and number of nodes increases as one moves from right to left. We have tried fitting the relation $\frac{(\omega + q \phi_{UV} )^2}{h_{UV}} - k^2 = m_{eff}^2$ with the points, but a one parameter fit, keeping the values of $ \phi_{UV}$ and $h_{UV}$ as follows from the equations and varying $m_{eff}$ does not reproduce the shapes of the curves well. Instead we have tried a 3 parameter fit by varying $ \phi_{UV}, h_{UV}$ and $m_{eff}$ as arbitrary parameters and the shapes are reproduced well, as given in the Fig.\[bessel-normal45\] and Fig.\[bessel-normal10\]. Introducing $k_{UV}^2 =is obtained from imaginary part of the Green’s function given in (\[Green\]). We begin with Dirac equation in absence of the mass term and Pauli term for charge $q=10$ and plot the spectral function vs. $\omega$ for different values of $k$ are shown in Fig.s \[masslessL\] and \[masslessR\].

[7cm]{} ![Spectral function for fermionic mode in absence of mass term. $kL_{UV}$ = 0.1(red), 0.2(blue), 0.3(orange), 0.4(black), 0.5(green), 0.6(brown), 0.7(purple), 0.8(pink), 0.9(blue) []{data-label="massless"}](pix11A "fig:"){width="7cm"}

[7cm]{} ![Spectral function for fermionic mode in absence of mass term. $kL_{UV}$ = 0.1(red), 0.2(blue), 0.3(orange), 0.4(black), 0.5(green), 0.6(brown), 0.7(purple), 0.8(pink), 0.9(blue) []{data-label="massless"}](pix12 "fig:"){width="7cm"}

In order to find dispersion relation for these excitations we have plotted $\omega$ and $k$ values for the peaks for $k<0$ in Fig.\[dispersion0\]. As it is evident from the figure the set of points in


an upward concave pattern, which is expected for a BCS superconductor. For $q=10$, however, a similar pattern is obtained in the negative $\omega$ region, which is different from the one obatined for gapped spectrum in [@DeWolfe:2016rxk]. It could be due to the fact that for large values of charge the modes are shifted downwards in $\omega$. For the charge $q=1$, which follows from the supergravity, however we have not found any peak as shown in Fig.\[q1\]. This may be attributed to the fact that charge of this mode is too small. However, the large frequency behaviour are similar for other charges (for $q=4.5$ an inset figure in Fig.\[hankel45\] is given to show this bahaviour).

[7cm]{} ![Spectral function for fermionic mode. Left $q=1$. Right $q=4.5$ with $kL_{UV}$=0 (red), 0.2(green), 0.4(blue),chiral primaries is a monotonically decreasing function of conformal dimension $\triangle$. Since the present case corresponds to zero temperature it may be useful to check that whether ${\mathcal O}_\eta$ has lowest conformal dimension compared to other chiral primaries in the dual theory. For IIB on $S^5$, the first family of scalar fields [@Oz:1998hr] admits modes with $m^2=k(k-4), k\geq 2$, which couple to $\triangle = k$ chiral primary operators given by symmetrised traceless combinations $tr(\Phi^{i_1}...\Phi^{i_k})$. For $k=2$ this operator has conformal dimension $\triangle=2$ which is less than that of ${\mathcal O}_\eta$. Similarly, chiral primary operators with $\triangle <3$ exists in IIB on $T^{1,1}$ [@Ceresole:1999zs], where $tr(A_iB_j)$ is a chiral primary with $\triangle = 3/2 < 3$. A suitable option would be to consider IIB on an orbifold of 5-sphere,


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  pKK289KmGFP                       *E. coli/ F. tularensis* shuttle vector, Ft *ori*, p15a *ori*, Km^R^, groES promoter                                              Bönquist et al., [@B6]

All chemicals without the specified manufacturer were purchasedComplete Mini-EDTA free (Roche, Basel, Switzerland). Bacteria lysates were prepared using French press by three passages at 16,000 psi. Aliquots of lysates were separated on a one-dimensional SDS-PAGE and electroblotted onto PVDF membranes. Variants of DacD were detected by using a polyclononal rabbit anti FTS_1034 serum (Moravian---Biotechnology, Brno, Czech Republic). As secondary antibody the polyclonal swine anti-rabbit IgG/HRP (Dako, Santa Clara, CA, USA) was used. Chemiluminescence detection was employed by using a BM Chemiluminescence Blotting Substrate (POD) while following the manufacturer\'s instructions (Roche, Basel, Switzerland).

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slowly drop down (Figure [5D](#F5){ref-type="fig"}). At standard cultivation conditions, the growth kinetics of wild-type and FSC200/*in dacD* mutant strain did not significantly differ (data not shown). With the exception of high osmolarity the complementation *in cis* restored fully wild-type phenotype, whereas the complementation *in trans* did not. Further, we studied the SDS sensitivity of the mutant strain. At 1 h after SDS addition no difference in bacterial growth was seen, but in later time intervals (2, 3, and 4 h) the significant difference in CFU count was observed (Figure [6](#F6){ref-type="fig"}). This result clearly indicates the membrane defects in FSC200/*in dacD* bacteria. Both complemented strains as well as wild-type strain resist the SDS during whole time interval tested.

![Stress growth kinetics. *F. tularensis* strains were cultivated in altered Chamberlain mediumexerted larger size and discontinuous plasma membrane, as well (Figure [7](#F7){ref-type="fig"}). Morphological observation was supported by quantification. Mean area of cell profiles on ultrathin sections of mutant cells was nearly 10 times higher than in wild-type strain. Number of profiles membrane defects were visible on every third profile in mutant cells sections. Taken into account that the 80-nm thick section represents only a small fraction of the total cell volume, the total incidence of membrane defects in cell population would be much higher. These results demonstrate the necessity of DacD protein for the maintaining of bacterial membrane integrity and bacterial shape.

![FSC200/*in dacD* mutant bacteria differ in size when compared to the wild-type and exhibit membrane defects. *F. tularensis* FSC200 wild-type strain **(A,C)** and FSC200/*in dacD* mutant strain **(B,D)**


not change the β-lactam resistance similarly as was shown for *E. coli*. Furthermore, it is known that *F. tularensis* codes for functional β-lactamase, AmpG and metallo-β-lactamase family protein which hydrolyze β-lactam antibiotics (Biswas et al., [@B5]).

In conclusion, our results provide the evidence that the DacD protein has a role in *Francisella* pathogenesis. This is in agreement with previously published data where the expression of gene coding for FTT_1029 protein (DacD homolog in *F. tularensis* subsp. *tularensis* SchuS4 strain) was found to be up-regulated during intramacrophage growth (Wehrly et al., [@B48]) and where the FTT_1029 protein was described as virulence factor candidate (Wallqvist et al., [@B47]). In several recent publications DacD homologs were also identified as substrates for protein DsbA in *F. tularensis* subsp. *holarctica* LVS, *F. tularensis* subsp.the Faculty of Military Health Sciences, University of Defence and by DTRA project No. D-CZ-10-00001. This work was supported in part by Croatian Science---Foundation under project IP-2016-06-9003. The Microscopy Centre---Electron Microscopy CF, IMG AS CR is supported by the Czech-BioImaging large RI project (LM2015062 funded by MEYS CR) and by OP RDE (CZ.02.1.01/0.0/0.0/16_013/0001775 Modernization and support of research activities of the national infrastructure for biological and medical imaging Czech-BioImaging).

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1. Introduction {#sec1-antibiotics-09-00085}
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Amphibian skin secretions act as the first line of defense against microorganisms, where antimicrobial peptides (AMPs) in the skin secretions play an important role \[[@B1-antibiotics-09-00085]\]. Amphibian AMPs are derived from ancient defensive genes and now have developed to be diverse structures during evolution \[[@B1-antibiotics-09-00085],[@B2-antibiotics-09-00085],[@B3-antibiotics-09-00085]\]. So far, amphibian skin-derived AMPs have been classified into several families based on structural similarities, such as dermaseptin and phylloseptin from Hylidae frogs, and brevinin, esculentin and temporin from Ranidae frogs \[[@B2-antibiotics-09-00085],[@B3-antibiotics-09-00085]\].

Brevinin was discovered in the last century, initially from the skin secretion of *Rana brevipoda porsa* \[[@B4-antibiotics-09-00085]\]. Although the primary structure of brevinin peptides demonstrates a high degree of variation between the family members discovered from different species, most possess a unique disulfate loop structure, "ranabox", at the C-terminus \[[@B5-antibiotics-09-00085],[@B6-antibiotics-09-00085]\]. Withgrowth of *P. aeruginosa* at 50 µM ([Table 2](#antibiotics-09-00085-t002){ref-type="table"}), it significantly interfered with the integrity of *P. aeruginosa* outer membrane.

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When we examined any potential cytotoxicity associated with these peptides, the full-length BR2GK revealed to be more toxic towards HMEC-1 cells and horse erythrocytes than the others ([Figure 4](#antibiotics-09-00085-f004){ref-type="fig"}). It resulted in significant cytotoxicity on HMEC-1 cells at the concentration of 100 µM ([Table S3](#app1-antibiotics-09-00085){ref-type="app"}). BR2GK(1-25)a, \[K^14^\]BR2GK(1-25)a and \[R^14^\]BR2GK(1-25)a generated the weak effects (around 15% drop) against the cell viability with no significance against each other.

Additionally, BR2GK and BR2GK(1-25)a showed significant hemolytic activity from 32 µM ([Table S4](#app1-antibiotics-09-00085){ref-type="app"}), where BR2GK resulted in more than 40% hemolysis at 256 µM. Whilst, BR2GK(1-25)a exhibited the most cytotoxic effects amongst the truncated derivatives, although it only


Cells were treated with different peptide concentrations for 24 h. Triton (0.1%) X-100 was used as a positive control.

4.10. Statistical Analysis {#sec4dot10-antibiotics-09-00085}
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Data were analyzed using Prism (Version 6.0; GraphPad Software Inc., San Diego, CA, USA). Error bars in the graphs represent standard deviation (SD) with experiments performed on five replicates. One-way ANOVA analysis, with multiple comparisons of the mean of each column with the mean of every other column, was employed to determine the significance (\* *p* \< 0.05, \*\* *p* \< 0.01, \*\*\* *p* \< 0.001 and \*\*\*\* *p* \< 0.0001).

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The following are available online at <https://www.mdpi.com/2079-6382/9/2/85/s1>. **Figure S1:** The nucleotides and translated open-reading frame (ORF) amino acids sequences of Brevinin-2GHk precursor discovered from the skin secretion of *Sylvirana guentheri*. TheThe summary of statistical analysis of cytotoxicity of BR2GK and the truncated analogues against HEMC-1 cells at 100 µM. **Table S4:** The summary of statistical analysis of haemolysis of BR2GK and the truncated analogues against horse erythrocytos at 256, 128, 64 and 32 µM.

Conceptualization, M.Z., T.C. and L.W.; Data curation, G.C. and Y.M.; Investigation, G.C. and X.X.; Methodology, C.M. and X.C.; Resources, T.C.; Supervision, X.X. and L.W.; Validation, C.M., Z.S. and J.F.B.; Visualization, G.C. and Y.M.; Writing---original draft, X.X.; Writing---review & editing, J.F.B. and X.X. All authors have read and agreed to the published version of the manuscript.

This research received no external funding.

The authors declare no conflict of interest.

![The alignments of translated open-reading frame amino acid sequences of brevinine-2 related precursors discovered from the skin secretion of *Sylvirana


guentheri*. Their respective accession numbers are shown before the amino acid sequences. The topological structure consists of a putative signal peptide domain, an acidic spacer peptide domain and a mature peptide domain. The identical amino acids are indicated by asterisks.](antibiotics-09-00085-g001){#antibiotics-09-00085-f001}

![Secondary structure prediction of BR2GK and the truncated derivatives by the predications of peptide folding of full-length amino acid sequences. The red, blue and green blocks in the PEPFOLD diagram represent the possibilities of helical, coil and extended conformations.](antibiotics-09-00085-g002){#antibiotics-09-00085-f002}

![CD analysis of BR2GK and the truncated derivatives (50 µM) in the presence of 10 mM NH4AC, 0.1 mg/mL LPS/10 mM NH~4~AC, and 25% TFE/10 mM NH~4~AC.](antibiotics-09-00085-g003){#antibiotics-09-00085-f003}

![The plasma membrane permeabilization of *S. aureus* (**a**) and outer membrane permeabilization of *P. aeruginosa* (**b**) of BR2GK and the truncated derivatives at the concentrationExperts discovered security flaws in the iLnkP2P peer-to-peer (P2P) system that exposes millions of IoT devices to remote attacks.

Security expert Paul Marrapese discovered two serious vulnerabilities in the iLnkP2P P2P system that ìs developed by Chinese firm Shenzhen Yunni Technology Company, Inc. The iLnkP2P system allows users to remotely connect to their IoT devices using a mobile phone or a PC.

Potentially affected IoT devices include cameras and smart doorbells.

The iLnkP2P is widely adopted by devices marketed from several vendors, including Hichip, TENVIS, SV3C, VStarcam, Wanscam, NEO Coolcam, Sricam, Eye Sight, and HVCAM.

The expert identified over 2 million vulnerable devices exposed online,

39% of them are located in China, 19% in Europe, and 7% in the United States. Roughly 50% of vulnerable devices is manufactured by Chinese company Hichip.

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instructions.” reported Brian Krebs.

“A P2P server will direct connection requests to the origin of the most recently-received heartbeat message,” Marrapese said. “Simply by knowing a valid device UID, it is possible for an attacker to issue fraudulent heartbeat messages that will supersede any issued by the genuine device. Upon connecting, most clients will immediately attempt to authenticate as an administrative user in plaintext , allowing an attacker to obtain the credentials to the device.”

The expert attempted to report the flaws to the impacted vendors since January, but he did receive any response from them. The expert reported the flaws to the CERT Coordination Center (CERT/CC) at the Carnegie Mellon University, the Chinese CERT was also informed of the discovery.

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major company, an orange grove owner and a fashion designer. The panel could not choose between the two finalists so Louis decided to market both Florida fragrances. The citrusy scent for men and women was chosen for “Florida,” and the second scent, more sultry and for women, was named “Florida by Night.”

In honor of the year Ponce de Leon landed in Florida, 1,513 numbered, commemorative bottles of perfume went on the market April 25th. Each 100 ml. commemorative bottle costs $299, and non-commemorative bottles cost $139.

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a total of 357 days of measurements from all the sites. The overall correlation between the modeled and the measured concentrations of particle numbers was 0.75. More details about the model evaluation can be found elsewhere ([@r49]).

***Traffic and roadways.*** Traffic densities within circular buffers of different sizes centered on maternal homes were calculated based on 2002 annual average daily traffic counts (AADT) data from the California Department of Transportation ([@r6]). To estimate traffic density, AADT on each road segment was weighted by the length of this same road segment within the buffer. These traffic densities for 2002 were then scaled to other years based on temporal trends in total vehicle miles traveled (from 2000 through 2008) in California ([@r7]).

U.S. major roads data based on TeleAtlas streets ([@r11]) werederived separately for each model, so that IQRs for the same pollutant may vary between the main analysis and sensitivity analyses. To allow for the comparison of associations between PTB and traffic density across buffers of different sizes, we scaled risk estimates to an increase of 10,000 vehicles per day per meter for this exposure metric. Distance to roadway was analyzed using dichotomous indicators for living or not living within certain distances from roads.

Risk factors for PTB other than air pollution were identified from the literature, and a causal diagram was drawn (see Figure S1) to identify the minimal set of potential confounders to adjust for ([@r14]). In our primary analyses we adjusted for educational level (in categories defined as follows: ≤ 8th grade, 9th grade to high


a 4 km × 4 km resolution using the UCD/CIT model (for years 2000--2008), the strongest positive associations with PTB per IQR in exposure were observed for nitrate, ammonium and SOA, followed by EC, OC, and sulfate ([Table 3](#t3){ref-type="table"}). For PM~2.5~ composition modeled at a 4 km × 4 km resolution using the UCD_P model (for years 2000--2006 only), a positive association was observed between PTB and potassium, whereas inverse associations were observed with iron, strontium, calcium, and zinc exposure ([Table 3](#t3){ref-type="table"}). No significant association was observed for the other chemical species investigated.

Analyses by quartile of exposure showed monotonic increases in PTB with increasing exposure to total PM~2.5~, O~3~, and NO~2~ estimated using EBK; and primary PM~2.5~ and PM~2.5~ species estimated using UCD/CIT; but not PM~2.5~ species estimated

Sensitivity analyses showed that further adjustment for PTB risk factors other than maternal age, race/ethnicity, education, and neighborhood median income changed risk estimates by ≤ 10%, except for BMI. The results of sensitivity analyses (years 2007--2008) with adjustment for BMI or smoking, in addition to the covariates included in the primary models are shown in Table S2.

Overall, similar results were observed for MPTB and VPTB as those for PTB, except positive associations were observed between MPTB and iron, titanium, magnesium and strontium and between VPTB and titanium and magnesium (see Table S3). However, no significant association was observed between VPTB and UCD_P predictions of PM by


at 24 months, only the plantaris and soleus muscles showed an age-dependent shift in the relative frequency of different fast-twitch (type 2) fibers that was independent of satellite cell abundance.

In addition to atrophy of individual myofibers, sarcopenia is associated with a decline in the number of myofibers and a reduction in single fiber specific force generation (force per unit area)^[@R2]^. We measured these characteristics in the plantaris muscle, as it showed little recovery of satellite cells with age and was therefore most severely depleted (see [Fig. 2b](#F2){ref-type="fig"}). We did not observe a loss of myofibers at 24 months in either vehicle- or tamoxifen-treated mice ([Fig. 4a](#F4){ref-type="fig"}). Analyses of isolated myofibers ([Fig. 4b](#F4){ref-type="fig"}) showed that the number of myonuclei per 100 μm of myofiber length was not changed withtamoxifen (2.0 mg · d^−1^) for five consecutive days, two hours prior to lights out. Following one month (5 month old, young), 12 months (16--18 month old, middle aged (MA)) or 20 months (24 month old, aged), vehicle and tamoxifen-treated mice were sacrificed (*n*=4--8 mice/group). Aged vehicle mice had a median lifespan of 23.9 months, and a maximum lifespan of 24.6 months; aged tamoxifen mice had a median lifespan of 22.6 months and a maximum lifespan of 24.4 months. A subset of mice was provided with 5-bromo-2′-deoxyuridine (BrdU) at a concentration of 0.8 mg · ml^−1^ in their drinking water for two weeks prior to sacrifice.

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MA mice were anesthetized with isoflurane and the tibialis anterior (TA) injected with either 50 μl of 1.2% BaCl~2~ solution


Ken Campbell from the University of Kentucky Center for Muscle Biology, and Stuart Roche from University of Michigan for technical assistance on single fiber functional analyses; Catherine Starnes for her biostatistics expertise; Thomas Chaillou for assistance with muscle regeneration experiments; Amy Confides for assistance with grip strength testing; and Margo Ubele, Rod Erfani, Jake Beggs, Marilyn Campbell, Tyler Kmiec, Justin Werker, Robin Anglin and Zakkary Hardyniec for image acquisition and quantification. Research was supported by the Jeane B. Kempner Postdoctoral Scholar Award and NIH grant AR065337 to C.S.F.; Ellison Medical Foundation/American Federation of Aging Research Fellow EPD 12102 to J.D.L.; NIH grants AG34453 to C.A.P., AG043721 to E.E.D., and AR60701 to C.A.P. and J.J.M.; and the NIH National Center for Advancing Translational Sciences, through Grant UL1TR000117. The contentbecomes $$\label{act1}
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the motions. The order also indicated

that "the parties agreeing that defendant's motion to strike is deemed a response & plaintiff shall

reply to said motion."

¶11    In US Bank's December 2, 2011, reply, it asserted that pursuant to sections 15-1107(a)

and 15-1506(a)(2) (735 ILCS 5/15-1107(a), 15-1506(a)(2) (West 2010)), the court should enter a

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judgment of foreclosure because its motion was supported by Armstrong's affidavit stating the

amount due on the mortgage. It argued that it was entitled to summary judgmentthe property for $510,797.74. The

circuit court entered an order approving the sale on May 14, 2012, and held that all required

notices under section 15-1507(c) (735 ILCS 5/15-1507(c) (West 2010)) were properly given, and

the sale was fair and properly made, and ordered that US Bank was entitled to possession within

30 days of the order.

¶15    On June 12, 2012, Avdic filed a notice of appeal pursuant to Illinois Supreme Court Rule

303 (eff. May 30, 2008). 5 In the notice of appeal, Avdic stated that he was appealing the May

14, 2012, order approving the sale and granting possession to US Bank; the February 24, 2012,

order denying his motion to reconsider; and the December 15, 2011, order denying his motion to

strike Armstrong's affidavit and granting US Bank's motion to


  II. ANALYSIS

¶18    We review de novo the circuit court's decision to grant a motion for summary judgment.

Outboard Marine Corp. v. Liberty Mutual Insurance Co., 154 Ill. 2d 90, 102 (1992). In general,

this court reviews a circuit court's decision on a motion to strike an affidavit for an abuse of

discretion, but when the motion "was made in conjunction with the court's ruling on a motion for

summary judgment," we employ a de novo standard of review with respect to the motion to

strike. Jackson v. Graham, 323 Ill. App. 3d 766, 773 (2001). A circuit court's decision to

confirm the judicial sale of property is reviewed for an abuse of discretion. Household Bank,

FSB v. Lewis, 229 Ill. 2d 173, 178 (2008). The circuit court abuses its discretionif it committed

an error of law or where no reasonable person would take the view adopted by the court.

CitiMortgage, Inc. v. Johnson, 2013 IL App (2d) 120719, ¶ 18; McClandon v. Rosewell, 299 Ill.

App. 3d 563, 567 (1998). In reviewing the circuit court's decisions on appeal, we observe that

"this court reviews the judgment, not the reasoning, of the trial court, and we may affirm on any

grounds in the record, regardless of whether the trial court relied on those grounds or whether the


was the "servicer" of the loan and referred to servicing

the loan on behalf of "plaintiff." Avdic maintains that the Federal Loan Mortgage Corporation

should have been the party seeking foreclosure, and US Bank concealed the true nature of the

actual owner of the note and mortgage.

¶34    To the extent that Avdic's argument challenges US Bank's standing to bring the

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foreclosure action, we find that this argument has been waived. A plaintiff is not required to

allege facts establishing standing;rather, the burden rests with the defendant to plead and prove

lack of standing. Burnette v. Stroger, 389 Ill. App. 3d 321, 331 (2009). Alleging lack of

standing is an affirmative defense in a civil case, which a defendant waives "if not raised in a

timely fashion in the trial court." Greer v. Illinois Housing Development Authority, 122 Ill. 2d

462, 508 (1988). Moreover, "[t]heories not raised during summary judgment proceedings are

waived on review." Village of Arlington Heights v. Anderson, 2011 IL App (1st) 110748, ¶ 15.

Accordingly, Avdic waived this argument because he did not raise it until his motion to

reconsider the circuit court's ruling on US Bank's motion to summary judgment and his motion to

strike.

¶35       Nevertheless, the record supports that US Bank has standing. "A


to bring the foreclosure complaint.

See Knauerhaze v. Nelson, 361 Ill. App. 3d 538, 557 (2005) ("As a general rule, a statement of

fact that has been admitted in a pleading is a judicial admission and is binding on the party

making it.").

¶39     Avdic also contends on appeal that he was entitled to take the deposition of Armstrong.

The circuit court that held his notice of deposition was moot. However, Avdic did not file a Rule

191(b) affidavit to explain why he needed Armstrong's deposition to oppose the motion for

summary judgment and requesting that the court grant a continuance for the taking of the

deposition. Parkway Bank & Trust, 2013 IL App (1st) 130380, ¶ 48; Ill. S. Ct. R. 191(b) (eff.

Jan. 4, 2013). "Parties who fail to file Ruledefine(function () {
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decontaminated equipment ready for use by the next patient, safe disposal of waste and safe disposal of blood and body fluids (BBF).•Basics for the safe care of people (i.e that which is done by and with people). For example, hand hygiene, use of personal protective equipment, respiratory hygiene, assessment pre-patient placement and effective BBF exposure response.•Basics for the safe care of people who require high-infection-risk procedures. Any procedure that involves an invasive device or access to a sterile body area presents a high risk of infection and should be avoided wherever possible. Where the procedures cannot be avoided, they should be practised in such a way as to minimize risks. Such procedures include safe invasive device procedures (including endoscopy) and safe injection practices (including intravenous drug preparation and[Temporal patterns of animal development].
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No. 110-325, 122 Stat. 3553. For the reasons set forth below, we AFFIRM the district court

in full.
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                                        BACKGROUND

       Plaintiff began working for Defendant in May 1988. Over the years, Plaintiff held

several positions that required him to maintain a Commercial                            -5-
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judgment as a matter of law.” Fed. R. Civ. P. 56(a). “In reviewing the district court’s grant of

summary judgment, this Court must view all the facts and the inferences drawn therefrom in the

light most favorable to the nonmoving party.” Birch v. Cuyahoga Cnty. Probate Ct., 392 F.3d

151, 157 (6th Cir. 2004).

I.     TERMINATION


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Inside and outside politics, ties have for some time felt stuffy and old-fashioned. They look a bit uptight, awkward. To me – someone who hasn’t worn one in so long I can’t recall it – the idea of wearing something that basically knots at your neck like a tourniquet seems like the road to madness. Jeremy Corbyn during the last election campaign never looked entirely convinced when heaccumulate along the MCA due to shear. The data trends for small strain amplitudes can be understood as resulting from competition between Brownian relaxation of particles to their equilibrium configuration and advection resulting from the suspending fluid as described by the advection-diffusion equation[@Bird_book]. Hydrodynamic intereactions can also affect details of the suspension microsctructure. However, in the low De regime these effects are weaker than those played by Browninan motion [@Bergenholtz], and in the high De regime their effect on the shape of the distorted microstructure still results in only a weak quantitative difference in the $g(\vec{r})$ at contact [@Morris1997]. Thus we focus on the interplay between Brownian motion and advection.

In the low De regime, Brownian diffusion dominates but becomes less effective at homogenizing particles with increasing De. Consequently,


but the curve’s form deviates from the experimental curve at intermediate shear rates. Nevertheless, the collapse is qualitatively similar to the experimental results showing a linear response at low shear rates and saturation at high shear rates. These results demonstrate that the interplay between Brownian relaxation, advection and shear induced diffusion is sufficient to produce the observed saturations.

Conclusion
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Measuring suspension structure is a noninvasive and explicit method to quantify each contribution of the macroscopic stress response[@Cheng2011]. Specifically, direct imaging allows one to measure the contribution due to Brownian motion of the microscopic constituents, which is a vital component to the response of any thermal system. Previous theoretical work showed that the surface integral of $\hat{r} \hat{r} g(\vec{r})$ at $r=2a$ is proportional to the pairwise Brownian stress[@Foss2000; @Brady1993]. In experiments,the National Science Foundation CBET-PMP award No. 1232666. FAE is grateful to computer cycles supplied by the Extreme Science and Engineering Discovery Environment (XSEDE) which is supported by National Science Foundation grant number OCI-1053575.

Sample characterization and imaging resolution
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To measure the size distribution of our silica particles, we acquired a series of SEM images (Leica 440 SEM) of the particles (Fig. \[size\_distribution\] (a)). We measured the sphere size from the SEM images. Fig. \[size\_distribution\] (b) shows the size distribution of the sample in Fig. \[size\_distribution\] (a) based on the statistics of 200 particles. Because the particles are spherical and the screening length $\sim10$nm is short, the hydrodynamic radius and the hard sphere radius are nearly the same in this experiment.

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In Fig. \[size\_distribution\] (b), we find that the distribution of the particle size is


$g(\vec r)$, which is closely related to the stress response, quantifies the response of the microstructure to the external shear flow[@Brady1993]. To quantify the structural response, we integrate $g(\vec{r})$ up to its first peak to account for particle contacts. We find that in our experiments the first peak of $g(\vec{r})$ is at $r = 2.35a$. Thus we define the shear or $XY$ component of our structural signature as:

$$\Psi_{B} = [\frac{1}{0.51a} \int_{1.84a}^{2.35a} dr \oint \hat{r} \hat{r} g(\vec{r}) d\Omega]_{XY}.
\label{eq:model}$$

\[htp\]

Imaging artifacts associated with particle tracking errors are removed by introducing a lower bound to the radial integral at $1.84a$. We find that narrowing this integral width in order to have a stricter criteria for the contacting particles does not alter the qualitative trend of $\Psi_B$ but only introduces more noise duethe interparticle potential in Brownian dynamics simulations effectively mimics the hard sphere potential, we calculate the shear stress $\Sigma_{XY}$ for three different potentials, which are Lennard-Jones potential, $U \propto r^{-36}$ and $U \propto r^{-50}$. The results of all three different potentials are plotted along with the data reproduced from previous simulations results [@Foss2000] in Fig. \[diff\_simulations\]. For the reproduced data, we determine the corresponding stresses by multiplying the $\eta$ value plotted in the reference by Pe/($6\pi r^3$).

To examine whether the interparticle potential in Brownian dynamics simulations effectively mimics the hard sphere potential, we calculate the shear stress $\Sigma_{XY}$ for three different potentials, namely, the WCA Lennard-Jones-based (LJ) potential, $U \propto r^{-36}$ and $U \propto r^{-50}$. Fig. \[diff\_simulations\] shows the results of all three different potentials are plotted along with data


from previously reported simulations results for hard spheres [@Foss2000] (for the latter we determine the corresponding stresses by multiplying the reported $\eta$ value by Pe/($6\pi r^3$)).

We find that when the steepness of the repulsive branch of the potential is increased from WCA Lennard-Jones potential ($U\propto r^{-12}$) to $U\propto r^{-36}$, the stress response is quantitatively similar at small De$\gamma_0$ and deviates very slightly at De$\gamma_0>10$ . As the potential steepness is increased from $U\propto r^{-36}$ to $U\propto r^{-50}$, the stress remains quantitatively similar at all De$\gamma_0$. This shows that the $U\propto r^{-36}$ and $U\propto r^{-50}$ potentials can both be considered very good approximations to the hard sphere potential. The stress outputs from both potentials also nearly match the resulting stress from previous Brownian dynamics simulations, which use a differenthigh De$\gamma_0$. This difference may indicate the increasingly important role of hydrodynamic interactions for colloidal suspensions driven away from equilibrium by LAOS.

In contrast to the interparticle interactions in the Brownian Dynamics simulations, the Brownian stress in colloidal suspensions is transmitted through the solvent between particles. To calculate these hydrodynamically mediated forces, it is necessary to consider the mobility tensors, which require knowledge of the particle positions and velocities. It has been shown that as the separation between particles $\xi \rightarrow 0$, the mobility tensors are singular diverging as $1/\xi$. In addition, it was shown that because the singular force between particles is localized to the point of contact the final force calculation can be simplified to $n k_B T a \oint_{r=2a} \hat{r} \hat{r} g(\vec{r}) dS$, which has no


to the Brownian stress response of colloidal suspensions under LAOS.

To further examine whether $\Psi_B$ reports on the stresses it will be necessary to elucidate the role played by hydrodynamically mediated particle interactions. As such full hydrodynamic simulations will be necessary to more rigorously investigate the effect from the extra radial integral in Eq. 1 of main paper and the accuracy of estimating the total Brownian stress by only considering the pairwise term. Experimental confirmation of the ability to use $\Psi_B$ to report on the stress, will require precision force measurements that will allow for such comparisons.

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