cell tracking benefits from the sensitivity of PET, the tomography paradigm that represents data discretely in space and time is inappropriate for tracking of single or small numbers of cells.^[@bibr7-1536012116646489]^ While in vivo, whole-body detection of single cells has been demonstrated using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI),^[@bibr8-1536012116646489],[@bibr9-1536012116646489]^ single-cell tracking in a continuous manner using MRI has generally been limited to in vitro conditions.^[@bibr10-1536012116646489][@bibr11-1536012116646489]--[@bibr12-1536012116646489]^

Tracking of single, positron-emitting particles was demonstrated as early as 1988^[@bibr13-1536012116646489]^ and later refined for industrial applications.^[@bibr14-1536012116646489]^ A similar but improved method for reconstructing the continuous spatiotemporal trajectory point-source\--like objects was recently demonstrated in silico for the Inveon preclinical PET system (Siemens Healthcare Solutions USA, Knoxville, Tennessee) under the ideal case without background from the cerium-doped lutetium oxyorthosilicate (Lu~2~SiO~5~: Ce, or LSO) scintillators.^[@bibr7-1536012116646489]^ However, intrinsic LSO backgroundfrom ^176^Lu is approximately equivalent to a 100 Bq source in the field of view (FOV),^[@bibr15-1536012116646489]^ which is unsuitable for tracking objects with low activities.

Here, we explore the feasibility of single-cell tracking using the Genisys4 (Sofie Biosciences, Culver City, California), a PET system with a more sensitive geometry and detectors based on bismuth germanate (Bi~4~Ge~3~O~12~ or BGO),^[@bibr16-1536012116646489]^ which has insignificant intrinsic background.^[@bibr17-1536012116646489]^ We simulate the system in silico to characterize its sensitivity as well as its trajectory reconstruction performance compared to the Inveon system with and without LSO background. We then mimic cell tracking using a phantom consisting of moving, \[^18^F\] fluorodeoxyglucose (FDG)-filled droplets and reconstruct their trajectory from list-mode data acquired with the Genisys4.

Materials and Methods {#section2-1536012116646489}
=====================

Monte Carlo Simulation in GATE {#section3-1536012116646489}
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Both the Genisys4 and Inveon systems


parameters, was fit to the average localization errors from the Inveon and Genisys4 systems, both with and without background noise ([Figure 3](#fig3-1536012116646489){ref-type="fig"}). For all 4 simulation configurations, the goodness of fit (*R* ^2^) was greater than 0.99, with the exception of the Inveon with noise for which *R* ^2^ was 0.96.

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sit in front of the TV or the computer all day. For them, eating something
that is high in sugar is not going to be healthy.

It's worth pointing out that the main thing that makes fruits "healthy" is
anti-oxidants and fiber, both of which can also be found in veggies. Except
veggies have very little if any carbs, and are therefore far superior for
weight management.

~~~
manmal
Veggie != veggie, starchy vegetables like peas or potatoes (hm, are potatoes
veggies at all?) are high in carbohydrates. My mention of fruit was meant as
moderate use. I for one don't respond so well to fructose, and generally don't
eat much fruit - say, a banana after gym. But I would not leave out fruit
entirely (when not on a low carb diet).

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I find it distressing that all ofassertion that cereal grains contain inflammatory and
anti-nutrient compounds?

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ms.org/pdf/EvolutionPaleolithic/Cereal%20Sword.pdf)

>we have seen that patients who ate mostly plant-based meals, with dishes like
black bean vegetarian chili and whole wheat penne pasta with roasted
vegetables, achieved reversal of even severe coronary artery disease. They
also engaged in moderate exercise and stress-management techniques

How much of that health improvement is from diet and how much is from
exercise?

~~~
VLM
"How true is the paleo assertion that cereal grains contain inflammatory ...
compounds?"

Ask any of the 1% or so of the population medically diagnosed with celiac
disease. If wheat was "invented" today instead of being a popular historical
ethnic food, there's no way the USDA / FDA would allow it to start being sold
knowing it makes so many people very ill.

~~~
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State of Pelvic and Acetabular Surgery in the Developing World: A Global Survey of Orthopaedic Surgeons at Surgical Implant Generation Network (SIGN) Hospitals.
To document the current state of pelvic and acetabular surgery in the developing world and to identify critical areas for improvement in the treatment of these complex injuries. A 50-question online survey. International, multicenter. One hundred eighty-one orthopaedic surgeons at Surgical Implant Generation Network (SIGN) hospitals, which represent a cross-section of institutions in low- and middle-income countries that treat high-energy musculoskeletal trauma. Administration and analysis of 50-question survey. Surgeon training and experience; hospital resources; volume and patterns of pelvic/acetabular fracture management; postoperative protocols and resources for rehabilitation; financial responsibilities for patients with pelvic/acetabular fractures. Complete surveys were returned by 75 institutions, representing 61.8% of the globaltubing can be placed between the hypodermic syringe and a needle cannula with luer connectors at both ends.
It has been observed that during in-line processing, handling, and sterilizing of the prefilled barrels, some polymeric or elastomeric closures were missing from the tips of the barrels resulting in rejects. Also, during shipment of the finished product and handling by healthcare professionals some untipped barrels were observed which necessitated discarding of batches containing failed samples. For product integrity a corrective measure was indicated to prevent the polymeric or elastomeric closure from becoming dislodged from the tip of the barrel.
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use may have occurred.
The present invention also addresses the requirement of tailor-making the barrel to provide various degrees of protection against tampering, i.e. certain medical fluids, such as narcotics, lends a grater incentive for tampering than other medical fluids, such as a saline solution. To wit, a barrel containing narcotics should have more than one built-in tamper evidence, although such an approach can equally apply to other medicaments.
Another object of the present invention is to provide tamper evident syringe or cartridge barrels the content of which is easily accessed by the healthcare professionals while their unauthorized use is readily apparent.
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In one embodiment the present invention comprises:
a) a barrel made of glass or a polymeric material, preferably of transparent polymeric material, containing a medical fluid therein, the proximal end thereof having a slideable elastomeric plunger for expelling


the medical fluid from the barrel, and the distal end terminating in a shoulder portion which extends into a tapered tip, said tapered tip having a bore therethrough for fluid communication with the medical fluid in the barrel,
b) a tamper evident closure on the distal end of the barrel comprising:
1) a tip seal closing the bore and being integral with the tapered tip, said tip seal having a weakened portion for breaking off the tip seal when delivery of the medical fluid is required;
2) a luer collar around the tapered tip for connection to an external luer connector;
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Let j(i) = i**3 + 7*i**2 - 24*i - 16. What is the units digit of j(-9)?
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Let b(h) = -h**3 + 7*h**2 - 6*h + 3. Let r be b(6). Suppose f = -4, 0*l - 5*l = -5*f - 50. Suppose -r*c - l = -6*c. What is the units digit of c?
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Suppose 21*y - 23*y + 1252 = 2*d, -5*d = -3*y - 3114. What is the units digit of d?
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Let j(c) = 13*c**3 - 3*c**2 + 4*c + 1. Let g(t) = t**3 - 6*t**2 - 15*t - 6. Let w be g(8). What is the units digit of j(w)?
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Over the past month I have become aware of multiple people either stepping away from open source or trying to figure out how not to burn out from it [1, 2, 3,4]. After telling Thomas Caswell -- one of the project leads on matplotlib -- how I cope with open source contributions and him subsequently saying he liked what I said, I figured I would share how I manage to stay positive enough to want to continue to contribute to open source, along with what anyone can do to help show appreciation for other people's work.

Why people burn out

But first I want to explain why people burn out in open source. When you participate in the management of a project that has users beyond the contributors themselves, itfixing bugs, answering questions, etc.; the stuff that isn't necessarily glamourous and probably not the part of programming you find fun (put another way: think about what you do at work that you find dull, then think about doing that for "fun" in your spare time at home and you begin to grasp what it can be like maintaining an open source project). That means that the feeling of accomplishment has mostly gone for people who drive the maintenance of a project.Given enough time, the personal positives you once derived from contributing can quite easily get outweighed by external negatives.

How I cope

I was very lucky with how I got involved with Python as a project. When Alex Martelli included one of my recipes to the first edition of


[Developing team reflexivity as a learning and working tool for medical teams].
Team reflexivity is a collective activity in which team members review their previous work, and develop ideas on how to modify their work behavior in order to achieve better future results. It is an important learning tool and a key factor in explaining the varying effectiveness of teams. Team reflexivity encompasses both self-awareness and agency, and includes three main activities: reflection, planning, and adaptation. The model of briefing-debriefing cycles promotes team reflexivity. Its key elements include: Pre-action briefing--setting objectives, roles, and strategies the mission, as well as proposing adaptations based on what was previously learnt from similar procedures; Post-action debriefing--reflecting on the procedure performed and reviewing the extent to which objectives were met, and what can beprocess." "To remove the silver particles when you develop a film, you have to bleach it." "Bleach bypass literally bypasses this process in the development." " Bypass?" " Yes, bypass." "We used bleach bypass on the negative film." "It can be a dangerous process." "Because it changes the original film." "If an accident happens, it is impossible to retrieve the correct image." "We took a big risk." " We were ignorant of the danger." " Yes." " Fortunately, the result was good." " Yes." "We were confident, since we did many tests." "As a result, the film has a strong contrast." "There's a big difference between the highlight and the shadow." "And the saturation is low." "Low saturation was the director's most important request." "Yeun-hee, it's Daddy..." "We


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thinking." " Yes." " Right." "Transferring the cinema screen image wasn't the issue for Oldboy." "The film has a low saturation color." "We wanted the DVD to have a low saturation." "DVD doesn't have to look the same as the cinema release." "However, raising the saturation wasn't a desirable thing either." "When the media changes it is important to get the best image for the media." "There is no point in repeating something that was done before." "We tried many things on the coat hanger." "And those were what we came up with." "The handheld shots were mostly done with the telephoto lens." "This shot is the wide lens." "It looks hard to accomplish." "We shot this in the COEX building." "This is Woo-jin's building in the film."transition using computer graphics instead of ordinary transitions." "For the corridor in the motel, we covered the wall with new wallpaper and changed the color of the lamp to red." "People think sex scenes are fun to shoot." "Actually, it is a bit embarrassing." "We shot the outside view of the hotel near our own place." "The palm tree neon lights were so funny." "They were pure kitsch and real fun." "We inserted them spontaneously." "We decided to make the corridor and room color red." "I was on the bed with the handheld camera." "We were shaking together." "Together on the bed." "The springs in the mattress." "There wasn't much light, so the upper part of the screen looked dark." "It's OK since there are some highlights." "The


was difficult to find a green laser pointer." "It was expensive." "You can see the use of the zoom lens." "It zooms out like this." "Then it zooms in." "We used panning and zooming for this shot." "I didn't want to do this when I was shooting it." "Zoom lenses have a lower quality of image than other lenses." "The standard lenses are superb." "They are more evolved than the zoom lenses." "Another use of zoom." "It looks quite effective now." "I really hated it at the time." "You also didn't like that panning." "You thought it was no good." "It looks nice." "Why did you think that?" "We also used zoom for this." "We did many takes." "Yes, you are right." "Fortunately, everything was OK here." "Theof the three primary colors of light;" "red, green and blue." "Blue was very strong in New Zealand." "They don't have much pollution so the sky is more blue." "The location was in shadow." "It was very difficult when I was shooting." "Anyway, the blue tone was appropriate for the film." "We were lucky." "This is the only winter scene." "The blue tone made it look colder." "We worked with a New Zealander film crew." "That was an interesting experience." "We heard stories about their previous work on" "Mission:" "lmpossible II and The Lord of the Rings series." "And now they are talking about Oldboy." "I visited New Zealand a while ago and I heard that." " We have to send this DVD to them." " Yes." "I'll


timing of the credits roll." " I was against the idea." " Yes." "I said it should end at the previous shot, and that this looked like a shot in a national anthem video." "Now, it has become one of my favorite shots." "Why should the mountain represent" "Mido and Dae-su's future?" "That was what I was thinking." "At the color correction stage, the director said, "The future shouldn't look too dark."" "Then I thought, we should never leave this out of the film." "So I changed my mind." "It was a simple decision." "It was nicer to have something in the background, not just a black screen." "You didn't say that at that time." "It looks much brighter than what we actually saw." "I have to goThere are several theoretical models of executive functions such as: The supervisory attentional system, the working memory model, the model of executive (self-regulatory) functions, the components of executive functions, the problem-solving frameworks and the executive control system. These models focus on different aspects of executive functions such as attention, working memory, self-regulation and problem-solving.\[[@ref14]\] For the purpose of this review, we will choose the terminologies for the cognitive domain as used commonly in most of the studies.

Methodology {#sec1-2}
===========

An exhaustive internet search of all relevant medical databases was carried out using a series of key word applications including The Cochrane Library, MEDLINE, EMBASE, CINAHL, AMED, SportDiscus, Science Citation Index, Index to Theses, ZETOC, PEDro and OT Seeker and OT search. We also searched for unpublished/non-English language trials, conference proceedings,


were no immediate and long-term effects of memory rehabilitation. The two studies used different outcomes on subjective measures of memory. One study\[[@ref58]\] employed the memory questionnaire while the other\[[@ref59]\] used the MAC-S (self) rating scale. No treatment effects were observed on either of these measures.

There have been various studies whose additional value cannot be well-established because of lack of adequate research design. Among them, one was a review paper,\[[@ref60]\] one was a series of experiments\[[@ref61]\] and therefore did not fit the criteria for treatment or psychological intervention as these experiments consisted of learning trials given on a single day. Furthermore, it was not certain whether there was random allocation of participants to the different trials. Two studies\[[@ref62][@ref63]\] did not have adequate randomization and concealment. In the study bystudies aiming at the treatment of cognitive disorders using non-specific or general treatment strategies.

Mills *et al*.,\[[@ref75]\] studied the effects of completion of an inter-disciplinary out-patient rehabilitation program on functional outcome of 19 patients with ACoA aneurysm. In their retrospective Community-based inter-disciplinary out-patient program, 19 patients of consecutively referred sample were recruited. The intervention was the Inter-disciplinary treatment of functional activities for duration of 2-5 h/day for 3-5 days/week. Main outcome measures were - supervision rating scale (SRS) and change in prevalence at admission and discharge of executive impairments, memory, confabulation, apathy, initiation, social inappropriateness and incontinence. They found that 60% of the patients showed a clinically significant improvement in their SRS from requiring full-time supervision to part-time supervision. Change in SRS was correlated with change in the impairments


with TBI and stroke and that the most frequent message type continues to focus on medication. Changes have included increasing use of the system to help in mood management, for example, reminding users to think about/use a given anger management strategy if necessary.

Lazaridou *et al*.,\[[@ref82]\] have done a systematic review on the effectiveness of Yoga and Mindfulness practices as a therapeutic intervention for stroke rehabilitation. They obtained five RCTs studies, four single case studies and one qualitative study. They found that studies reported improvement in cognition, mood and balance and reduction in stress. They concluded that yoga and mindfulness could be clinically valuable self-administered intervention options. They also reported that further research required evaluating these specific strategies and their suitability in stroke rehabilitation as these studies lack ofnation's office of customs and contact us to add to this list appropriate. Some countries simply have not considered such legislation for the special needs of their disabled citizens. Your call may just be the one that brings attention to the issue.


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     vertices and let $T_{r-1}(n)$ be the $(r-1)$-partite graph that realises this bound. Note that when $n \ge r - 1$ $$\label{difference}
t_{r-1}(n)-t_{r-1}(n-(r-1))=\frac{(r-1)(r-2)}{2}+(r-2)(n-(r-1)),
$$ and for any $n$ $$t_{r-1}(n) \le \left(1-\frac{1}{r-1}\right) \frac{n^2}{2},$$ with equality when $r-1$ divides $n$.

\[obs1\] Let $D_{r-1}(n)$ be the digraph obtained by replacing every edge of $T_{r-1}(n)$ with two oppositely oriented directed edges and let $M_{r-1}(n)$ be the underlying multigraph of $D_{r-1}(n)$. Then $D_{r-1}(n)$ contains no tournament on $r$ vertices and $M_{r-1}(n)$ contains no graph on $r$ vertices whose underlying graph is complete.

Brown and Harary [@bh] proved that if a digraph $D$ on $n$ vertices contains more than $2t_{r-1}(n)$ edges, then $D$ contains every tournament on $r$ vertices. The following theorem strengthens their result by showing that $D$ contains subdigraph of $D$ on $r$ vertices which itself contains


$G'$ of $G$ with the following properties:

1.  $|V_0| \le {\varepsilon}n$;

2.  all clusters $V_i$, $i\in [k]$, are of the same size $\frac{1-{\varepsilon}}{M}n\leq \frac{n-|V_0|}{k}= |V_1|\le \frac{n}{M'}$;

3.  $d_{G'}(v)>d_G(v)-(4d+2{\varepsilon})n$ for all $v\in V(G')$;

4.  $e(G'[V_i]) = 0$ for all $i \in [k]$;

5.  for all $1 \le i < j \le k$ and $c\in [2]$, the pair $(V_i,V_j)^c _{G'}$ is ${\varepsilon}$-regular with density either 0 or at least $d$.

We call $V_1, \dots, V_k$ *clusters*, $V_0$ the *exceptional set* and $G'$ the *pure multigraph*. Given a multigraph $G$, and parameters ${\varepsilon}, d, M'$, we define the *reduced multigraph $\Gamma$* as follows: Let $\{V_0,V_1,\dots, V_k\}$ be the partition and $G'$ be the subgraph of $G$ obtained from an application of Lemma \[2colordegreeform\] with parameters ${\varepsilon}, d, M'$. We let $V(\Gamma) = \{V_1,\dots,V_i$. Notice that $N_{G'}(v)$ intersects at least $(|N_{G'}(v)|-|V_0|)/|V_1|$ clusters and thus by Lemma \[2colordegreeform\], $$|N_{\Gamma}(V_i)|\geq (|N_{G'}(v)|-|V_0|)/|V_1|\geq (d^1_G(v)+d^2_G(v)-(4d+3{\varepsilon})n)/|V_1|.$$ Also note that $N^2_{G'}(v)$ intersects at least $(|N^2_{G'}(v)|-|V_0|)/|V_1|$ clusters and thus by Lemma \[2colordegreeform\], $$d^2_{\Gamma}(V_i)\geq (|N^2_{G'}(v)|-|V_0|)/|V_1|\geq (d^2_G(v)-(4d+3{\varepsilon})n)/|V_1|.$$ Altogether this gives $$\begin{aligned}
d_{\Gamma}(V_i)=|N_{\Gamma}(V_i)|+d^2_{\Gamma}(V_i)&\geq (d^1_G(v)+d^2_G(v)-(4d+3{\varepsilon})n)/|V_1|+(d^2_G(v)-(4d+3{\varepsilon})n)/|V_1|\\
&=(d^1_G(v)+2d^2_G(v)-(8d+6{\varepsilon})n)/|V_1|\\
&\geq (\delta(G)/n-(8d+6{\varepsilon}))|\Gamma|.\end{aligned}$$ Therefore $\delta(\Gamma)\geq (\delta(G)/n-(8d+6{\varepsilon}))|\Gamma|$, as claimed.

Almost tiling multigraphs with $\bar{\mathcal K}_r$ {#sec6}
===================================================

In order to prove Theorem \[mainthm2\], we will apply (a corollary of) the following result. Roughly speaking, it states that every standard multigraph with minimum degree slightly greater than that in Theorem \[mainthm2\] contains an almost perfect $\bar{\mathcal K}_r$-tiling.

\[almostthm\] Let $n,r \in \mathbb N$ where $r \geq 2$ and $\eta >0$ such that $0<1/n \ll \eta \ll 1/r$. Suppose that $G$ is a standard multigraph on $n$ vertices such that $$\delta (G) \geq 2(1-1/r+\eta )n.$$ Then $G$ contains a ${\bar{\mathcal


$$\begin{aligned}
\label{ds*}
\delta (\Gamma) \geq 2(1-1/r+\eta /2)k.\end{aligned}$$

\[blowclaim\] $\Gamma':=\Gamma(r^z)$ contains a $\bar{\K}_r$-tiling covering at least $(1-\eta /2)kr^z=(1-\eta /2)|\Gamma'|$ vertices.

If $\Gamma$ contains a $\bar{\K}_r$-tiling covering at least $(1-\eta /2)k$ vertices then Fact \[fact2\] implies that Claim \[blowclaim\] holds. So suppose that the largest $\bar{\K}_r$-tiling in $\Gamma$ covers precisely $\ell \leq (1- \eta /2)k$ vertices. Then by Lemma \[expand\], $\Gamma$ contains a $(\bar{\K}_r \cup \bar{\K}_{r+1})$-tiling that covers at least $\ell+ \gamma k$ vertices. Thus, by Fact \[fact2\], $\Gamma(r)$ contains a $\bar{\K}_r$-tiling covering at least $(\ell+\gamma k)r$ vertices. (So at least a $\gamma$-proportion of the vertices in $\Gamma(r)$ are covered.) Further, by definition of $\Gamma (r)$ and (\[ds\*\]), $$\begin{aligned}
\delta (\Gamma(r)) \geq 2(1-1/r+\eta /2)kr.\end{aligned}$$ If $\Gamma(r)$ contains a $\bar{\K}_r$-tiling covering at least $(1-\eta /2)kr$ vertices then again Fact \[fact2\] implies that the claim holds. So suppose that the largestTheorem \[almostthm\].

\[almostthm\_cor\] Let $r\geq 2$ and $0 < 1/n \ll \eta \ll 1/r$. Suppose that $G$ is a multigraph on $n$ vertices such that $$\delta(G) \geq 2(1-1/r-\eta)n.$$ Then $G$ contains a $\bar{\K}_r$-tiling covering all but at most $4r^2\eta n$ vertices.

Add $n': = {\left\lceil2 \eta n/(1/r - \eta)\right\rceil}$ vertices to $G$ which send out heavy edges to all other vertices (including each other). Call the resulting multigraph $G^*$. Since $$\delta(G^*)=\delta(G) + 2 n' = \delta(G) + 2(1 - 1/r  + \eta)n' + 2(1/r - \eta)n' \ge 2(1 - 1/r + \eta)(n + n'),$$ we can apply Theorem \[almostthm\] to $G^*$ to obtain a $\bar{\K}_r$-tiling in $G^*$ covering all but at most $\eta(n+n')$ vertices. Removing all those tiles that contain vertices from $V(G^*)\setminus V(G)$, we obtain a $\bar{\K}_r$-tiling in $G$ that


disjoint copies of $\hat{K}_r $ and $K'_{r+1}$. (The vertex set of the former tile is $T-x+b'$, the latter $T'-b'+x+v^*$.) In particular, we obtain our desired perfect $(\K_r'\cup \K_{r+1}')$-tiling. So we may assume that such an $x$ does not exist.

Given distinct $T,T' \in \mathcal T^*$, suppose there exists $b'\in B^* \cap T'$ such that $d(b', T)=2r-2$, and some $x \in T$ such that $b'x$ is not a heavy edge. Further, suppose there exists $T''\in \T \setminus \{T,T'\}$ such that $d(x, T'')\geq 2r-1$. We can move $x$ to $T''$ to create a $\hat{\K}_{r+1}$, move $b'$ to $T$ to create a $\hat{\K}_r$ and move $v^*$ to $T'$ to create a $\hat{\K}_r$. In particular, we obtain our desired perfect $(\K_r'\cup \K_{r+1}')$-tiling. Thus, we may assume that this is not the case.

Fix $Tone such $\{T,T'\}$ we have that neither $(T,T')$ nor $(T',T)$ is a bad pair.

By the non-extremality of $G$, if $|B^*_0| \ge (1 - \gamma')\frac{n}{r}$ we have at least $\gamma' n^2\gg 6 r\tau  n^2$ useful edges in $G[B^*_0]$. If $|B^*|\geq (1-\gamma')\frac{2n}{r}$, then we have at least $\gamma' n^2 \gg 6 r\tau  n^2$ heavy edges in $G[B^*]$, all of which are useful (and at most $n$ of these edges go between vertices in the same tile from $\mathcal T^*$). Note that there are at most $4$ useful edges between any $T$ and $T'$ from $\mathcal T^*$. So we can assume that both $|B^*_0| < (1 - \gamma')\frac{n}{r}$ and $|B^*| < (1 - \gamma')\frac{2n}{r}$. With the fact that $|\T| =(n-1)/r$, implies that, $$\label{eq:size_of_B^*}
  |B^*| + |B^*_0| =2|B^*_0|+|B^*_1|=2|\mathcal T^*|


= b$ and $b_1' = b'$. By the definition of a useful edge, $\mu(b_1b_1') = 2$. Since we are not in Case 1, there exists $x'\in V(T')\setminus B_1^*$ that is a light neighbour of $b_1$ and there exists $x \in V(T) \setminus B_1^*$ that is a light neighbour of $b_1'$ (see Figure \[fig:case3\](i)). Since $T' - x' + b_1 \in \hat{\K}_r$, we may assume that $T - b_1 + x' + v^* \notin \K'_{r+1}$ – this implies that the other light neighbour of $x'$ in $T$ must be $b_2$ and that $b_2$ must have a light neighbour in $T - b_1$. Similarly, we can assume $T' - b_1' + x + v^* \notin \K'_{r+1}$, so $xb_2'$ is a light edge and $b_2'$ has a (unique) light neighbour in $T'implies that we obtain our desired collection of nice $\bar{\K}_3$. Let $u_1u_2$ be an edge in $E_2(U_1, U_2)$ such that $u_i \in U_i$ for $i \in [2]$. Pick $i$ so that $d^2(u_i) \ge d^2(u_{3-i})$ and note that $$(3/2 - 2\eta)n \le |N^2(u_{3-i})| + |N(u_{3-i})| \le |N^2(u_i)| + |N(u_{3-i})|,$$ so $|N^2(u_i) \cap N(u_{3-i})| \ge n/2  - 2 \eta n$. Since for every $u \in N^2(u_i) \cap N(u_{3-i}) \cap U_i$, $u_1u_2u$ is a nice $\bar{\K}_3$, if $|N^2(u_i) \cap N(u_{3-i}) \cap U_i| \ge \gamma n/2$ we are done. Otherwise, $$\begin{aligned}
    |N^2(u_i) \cap U_{3-i}| &\ge
    |N^2(u_i) \cap N(u_{3-i}) \cap (U_1 \cup U_2)| -  |N^2(u_i) \cap N(u_{3-i}) \cap U_i|  \\
    &\ge \left[n/2 - 2 \eta n + 2(1/2 - \gamma/5)n


   \begin{split}
      |U| + |U'| &\ge
      (|S_0(Y)| + |S_0(X)| - n) + (|S_1(Y)| - |S^*_1(Y)| + |S_0(X)| - n) \\
      &\ge 2(r - t - 4)n/r - 2 \lambda n.
    \end{split}$$

Assume that $t \le r - 7$. If $|U| \ge \gamma n/2$, then first pick any $z \in U$, and then pick any vertex $z' \in N^2(z) \cap U'$ and note that $Y + z + z'$ is an acceptable $(t+2)$-set. By , the minimum degree condition and the fact that $U \subseteq U'$, we have that there are at least $$3n/r - \lambda n - (2/r + 2\eta) n \ge n/r - 2\lambda n$$ choices forat most $(\phi n)^{r-1}$ good $(r-1)$-sets. Let $l$ be minimal such that if $\mathcal{Y}$ is the set of $l$-acceptable $t$-sets, then $|\mathcal{Y}| \ge \lambda(\lambda/16)^{{\left\lfloort/2\right\rfloor}-l}(\phi n)^t$. There exists such an $l$, because $\lambda \ll 1/r$. By Claim \[claim:extendible\], each set $Y\in \mathcal{Y}$ is $\lambda$-extendible in one of two ways, so in particular there is some subset of $\mathcal{Y}$ of order at least $|\mathcal{Y}|/2$ for which all elements are extendible in the same way, either (iii), or (iv). If the elements in this subset are all $\lambda$-extendible by (iii), then, because $\phi \ll \lambda \ll 1/r$, we have at least $$\frac{(\lambda n)^{2} \cdot |\mathcal{Y}|/2}{\binom{t+2}{2}} \ge
\frac{\lambda^{2}/2 \cdot \lambda(\lambda/16)^{{\left\lfloort/2\right\rfloor}}}{\binom{t+2}{2}} \cdot \phi^{-2} \cdot (\phi n)^{t+2} >
(\phi n)^{t+2}$$ acceptable $(t+2)$-sets or, if $t=r-3$, more than $(\phi n)^{r-1}$ good $(r-1)$-sets. This contradicts the maximality of


that $|U| = sn/r$ and $U' \subseteq U$ such that $|U \triangle U'| \le c' n$. If $U \subseteq V$ is $(s,c)$-tolerant, then $G[U']$ is not $(1/s,\gamma)$-extremal and, when $s \in \{2, 4\}$, $G[U']$ is not $(1/s, \gamma)$-splittable.

Suppose that $G[U']$ is $(1/s, \gamma)$-extremal. So there exists $W \subseteq U'$ such that either $e(G[W]) < \gamma |U'|^2$, and $|W| \ge (1/s - \gamma) |U'| \ge (1/r - 2\gamma)n$, or $e_2(G[W]) < \gamma |U'|^2$, and $|W| \ge (2/s - \gamma) |U'| \ge (2/r - 2\gamma)n$. Because $c' \ll \gamma \ll c \ll 1/r$ and $|U \triangle U'| \le c' n$, it is easy to see we can add vertices from $U$ to $W \cap U$ or delete vertices from $W \cap U$ to create either a $(1, c)$-independent or $(2,V$ such that $U$ is $(s, \gamma)$-tolerant and $U' \subseteq V$ such that $|U \triangle U'| \le \eta n$.

1.  \[clm:Kbar\_in\_Uprime\] If $W \subseteq U'$ such that $|W| \ge (s-1)n/r + \phi n$ then $G[W]$ contains a copy of $\bar{\K}_{s}$.

2.  \[clm:v\_Khat\_s\_plus\_1\] If $v \in V$ such that $d(v, U') \ge 2(s-1)n/r + \phi n$, then $G[U']$ contains a copy $T$ of $\bar{K}_s$ to which $v$ sends at least $2s-1$ edges, so $G[T + v]$ contains a copy of $\hat{\K}_{s+1}$.

3.  \[clm:large\_cliques\] There exist at least $\phi n$ vertex-disjoint copies of $\K'_{s+1}$ in $G[U']$.

4.  \[clm:factor\] If $|U'|$ is divisible by $s$, then there exists a perfect $\K'_s$-tiling in $G[U']$.

Note that, by Claim \[clm:deg\_into\_subsets\], $$\label{eq:min_deg_H}
    \delta(G[U']) \ge 2(1 - 1/s - r\eta/s)|U'|.$$

We first prove (i) and


the number of vertices in $A_i$ that are not $(i,c)$-typical. If $i \in \Lambda$, then we have that $$\begin{aligned}
{3}
      t c n &\le e(A_i, A_{\sigma(i)}) \le 2\tau n^2   &&\text{ when $s_i = 1$, and,} \\
      t c n &\le e_2(A_i, A_{\sigma(i)}) \le 2\tau n^2 &&\text{ when $s_i = 2$,}
    \end{aligned}$$ so $t \le 2 \tau n/c$. Here we define $e(A_i,A_i):=2e(A_i)$ and $e_2(A_i,A_i):=2e_2(A_i)$.

If $q = 1$ and $i = p+1$, then our assumption gives us $$|A_{p+1}||\overline{A_{p+1}}| - t c n \ge  e_2(A_{p+1}, \overline{A_{p+1}}),$$ so if we can show that $$\label{eq:A_p_plus_edge_one_lower_bound}
      e_2(A_{p+1}, \overline{A_{p+1}}) \ge |A_{p+1}||\overline{A_{p+1}}| -
      3p\tau n^2,$$ this will imply $t \le\in [p + q] \setminus I$, and $$d^2(v, B_{j}) \ge
      \delta(G) -
      (n - 1) - \left(|\overline{B_{j}}| - |I|(1/r - \psi^2)n \right)
      \ge |B_j|  - (2/r - |I|/r + |I|\psi^2)n.$$ Hence, in all cases, $|I| \le 2$, and, for any $j \in [p+q] \setminus I$, $$\label{eq:I_equals_2}
      d^2(v, B_{j}) \ge |B_{j}| - 2 \psi^2 n \qquad \text{ if $|I| = 2$.}$$

We prove (\[clm:extend\_overline\_C\_std\]) and (\[clm:extend\_overline\_C\_special\]) simultaneously. Let $t \in \{0,1\}$, so that $s - 1 + t$ is the number of vertices of $T$ that will intersect $B_{p+1} \cup B_{\sigma(p+1)}$, i.e.  when we are proving (\[clm:extend\_overline\_C\_std\]) we have $t = 1$ and when we are proving


F'$, the sets $T_v$ were constructed so as to be vertex-disjoint and, when $q = 2$, disjoint from $X \cup Y$. For every $v \in F'$, we add $T_v$ to $\T$. When $q = 2$, using Claim \[clm:extend\_partial\_clique\](\[clm:extend\_partial\_clique\_std\]), we find a set $T'$, disjoint from all of the previously constructed sets, such that $G[T' \cup X \cup Y]$ contains an element of $\K'_r$ and $|T' \cap C_i| = s_i$ for each $i \in [p]$, and we add $T' \cup X \cup Y$ to $\mathcal{T}$. We now let $$D_i := C_i \setminus F' \text{ for all $i \in [p+q]$},$$ and note that for every $i \in [p]$, if $c_i \ge 0$, then $|D_i| = s_i n/r$. Furthermore, when $q \ge 1$ and $|C_{p+1} \cup C_{\sigma(p+1)}| \ge s n/r$, we have$D_{\sigma(j)}$ until $|D_{p+1} \cup D_{p+2}| = sn/r$. Otherwise, we can assume $1 \le |F| < s - k_j$, which implies $s = 4$, and $|F| \le 2$. Note that if $|F| = 1$, then $|F \cup D_{p+1} \cup D_{p+2}| = 4n/r$, so $k_j + k_{\sigma(j)} = 3$. Therefore, exactly one of the two following conditions must hold: $$(i) \ |F| = 2 \text{ and } k_j = k_{\sigma(j)} = 1; \text{ or }
   (ii) \ |F| = 1, k_j = 2 \text{ and } k_{\sigma(j)} = 1.$$ In either case, we arbitrarily pick $v \in F$, add $v$ to $D_{\sigma(j)}$ and delete $T_v$ from $\T$. We then use Claim \[clm:extend\_overline\_C\](\[clm:extend\_overline\_C\_special\]) (if $v \in \overline{C}$) or Claim \[clm:extend\_partial\_clique\](\[clm:extend\_partial\_clique\_special\]) (if $v \in F'$), to construct a $\D$-balanced set $T_v$ containing


An unusual cause of dyspnea.
Dyspnea is an alarming symptom for both the patient and the emergency physician. There are many causes of dyspnea, some of which are life-threatening, especially in the elderly patient. In addition to the usual cardiac and pulmonary causes such as congestive heart failure, asthma exacerbation, COPD, pneumonia, and pulmonary embolism, there are less common causes of dyspnea, which if not diagnosed and managed expeditiously may have dire consequences for both the patient and physician. We present a case of an elderly patient with a life-threatening unusual cause of acute shortness of breath, a diaphragmatic hernia with sepsis.lightweight characteristic of the block before it is filled. As previously mentioned, embodiments of the present invention can be waterproof and may be filled with any type of fill material located at the site, such as rocks, sand, gravel, soil, pea rock or similar materials. The filling characteristic of the deterioration resistant block means that when the block is not filled it is very light-weight. The light-weight feature provides individuals constructing such walls the advantage of easily moving large numbers of the blocks to the site of construction with relative ease. Furthermore, the lightweight characteristic of the blocks allows for easy maneuvering of the blocks into final position when constructing the wall and still allows for the stability of a heavy block after it is filled. These characteristics


easily replaced in case of damage. Furthermore, they are rugged and very low maintenance. Additionally, embodiments of the present invention are easily transportable and storable due to their light-weight and possible stacking features.
Individuals would be more inclined to install block made of a deterioration resistant material themselves rather than cement block, timbers, keystones and the like, because of the ease of installation, due to the lightweight material and also the longevity of the block. The minimum weight of most regular garden block is approximately 30-50 lbs, whereas embodiments of the present invention may be approximately 0.1-10 lbs. Of course, weight may vary depending on the size and materials utilized in manufacturing embodiments of the present invention. Also, as previously mentioned the blocks of the present invention retain thefinal stability and weight by filling the block with an appropriate fill material either prior to or after it has been permanently installed.
As previously suggested, embodiments of the present invention are also resistant to deterioration, such as wear, crumbling and breaking, therefore, the deterioration resistant block does not have to be replaced as often and/or increases the lifespan of the retaining wall. The block has approximately the lifespan of at least 5-10 times the life of a regular keystone. The increased lifespan of the block translates to fewer or no occurrences of replacement of individual blocks or the potential complete reconstruction of the entire wall. Furthermore, retaining wall materials, such as concrete block, timbers and keystone, are typically not used in water applications because they dissolve, crumble and/or


for which a more permanent and aesthetically pleasing alternative is desired.
As previously suggested, the deterioration resistant retaining wall block can comprise any type of shape, configuration, color and design. In addition the retaining wall block may include any design or color located anywhere on any panel or wall of the block. Furthermore, the utilization of conventional type materials for retaining walls, such as concrete blocks, timbers or keystones, are heavy to install and do not provide long term or permanent solutions, due to the previously mentioned deterioration problems. Therefore, the present invention provides an aesthetically pleasing solution and replacement for materials, including sandbags, presently utilized in retaining wall construction.torque.
Furthermore, it is known that, in addition to the above-mentioned engine traction operation, operating states with a negative clutch torque can also be present in a vehicle. In such engine overrun operating modes, the engine is driven by the wheels of the vehicle. The engine then supplies an engine braking torque.
The object of the present invention is to ensure optimum control of the output torque during gear-shifting problems of an automatic transmission in all operating states.


inner conductive sleeve. In U.S. Pat. No. 3,415,287 a heat recoverable jacket containing a mastic is proposed for use in protecting pipe joints.
Although such sleeves have been found to be of advantage by their ability to shrink snugly about wire splices and pipe or tube junctures to provide effective seals against penetration of moisture and other corrosive elements, they have the disadvantages of being limited to singular constructions that are able to accommodate only a single wire splice or pipe or tubing juncture and hence require the costly time consuming task of having to individually shrink each sleeve by heat separately about a single wire splice or pipe or tubing juncture as well as result in undesirable bulkiness associated with groupings of a plurality of such sleeves whenspecies of large, long-tailed birds, 1660s, from Portuguese macau, from a word in a Brazilian language, perhaps Tupi macavuana, which may be the name of a type of palm tree the fruit of which the birds eat.


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 * you may not use this file except in compliance with the License.
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 * WITHOUT WARRANTIES OR CONDITIONS OF ANY KIND, either express or implied.
 * See the License for the specific language governing permissions and
 * limitations under the License.
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package grpc

import (
	"google.golang.org/grpc/encoding"
	_ "google.golang.org/grpc/encoding/proto" // to register the Codec for "proto"
)

// baseCodec contains the functionality of both Codec and encoding.Codec, but
// omits the name/string, which varyMGTK

MGTK may stand for:
 mGTK, glue code to make GTK+ accessible from SML (Standard ML)
 MGTK, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency's Municipal Government Toolkit, a compilation of fact sheets, case studies, recycling reports, and links to online tools aimed at helping improve community recycling programs
 MGTK, the ICAO code for Mundo Maya International Airport, Guatemala
 MGTK, the stock exchange code for Magnesium Technologies Inc.


ANALYSIS/OPINION:

We can debate the merits of fan balloting for the MLB All-Star Game, whether popularity or merit should determine which players get the nod.

We can argue about the appropriateness of mandating a representative from every team, which requires the snubbing of several worthwhile candidates.

And we can fuss over the format and participants in the Home Run Derby, boosted by new rules but still struggling to draw some of baseball’s biggest names.

Or we can sit back and enjoy the Mid-Summer Classic for what it is, still the best pickup game among the four major team sports.

The contest will always hold a special place in my heart because my first child was born during an All-Star Game. I remember watching on a hospital TV – of course, with the soundare generally fairly invasive and/or have potential drawbacks. One strategy is simply to close a defect during open heart surgery for another purpose, such as heart valve surgery. This can typically be achieved via a simple procedure such as placing a stitch or two across the defect with vascular suture. Performing open heart surgery purely to close an asymptomatic PFO or even a very small ASD, however, would be very hard to justify.
A number of interventional devices for closing defects percutaneously have also been proposed and developed. Most of these devices are the same as or similar to ASD closure devices. They are typically “clamshell” or “double umbrella” shaped devices which deploy an area of biocompatible metal mesh or fabric (ePTFE or Dacron, for example) on each side


and patches to join tissue and form anastamoses between arteries, bowel, nerves, etc. Also of interest are a number of patents by inventor Sinofsky, relating to laser suturing of biological materials (e.g., U.S. Pat. Nos. 5,725,522, 5,569,239, 5,540,677 and 5,071,417). None of these disclosures, however, show methods or apparatus suitable for positioning the tissues of an anatomic defect for welding or for delivering the energy to an anatomic defect to be welded.
Causing thermal trauma to a patent ovale has been described in two patent applications by Stambaugh et al. (PCT Publication Nos. WO 99/18870 and WO 99/18871). The devices and methods described, however, cause trauma to PFO tissues to hopefully eventually cause scar tissue formation which will close the PFO. In addition, Blaeser et al. (US Patent Publicationinjuries the majority of the season. Janmaat is only $4,700 and will be given the license to get forward.

With an open game expected, there should be a chance for both Jordan Pickford and Heurelho Gomes to get save points. Both teams have struggled to convert and sit in the bottom half of the goals scored category. Watford took 33 shots against Sunderland in their two matches last season, more than against any other side.

West Brom vs. Manchester United

On paper, this is the best game of the five-match slate. The teams are separated by four points and have both won two of their last three. West Brom scored six goals in those two wins but failed to get a clean sheet. United's goal scoring is not as prolific, but


United's most important player. Herrera is still reasonably priced at $7,500 and averages over 21 points a game.

If Wayne Rooney makes the lineup, he does have a good history against West Brom. He has been directly involved in 11 goals over his last nine games against West Brom.

The Baggies are not going to go down quietly. Veteran Chris Brunt is thinking about possible European qualifying. Due in part to Brunt's service, they lead the league in headed goals and have scored one more goal than Manchester United on the season. Salomon Rondon helped West Brom move into the lead in that category during midweek action with a hat trick of headed goals. Rondon is West Brom's most expensive player at $7,500.

Unlike Manchester United, West Brom generally convert theirQ:

Change the amount of data in SQL via PHP

Hello i have a table in sql called premium now when "user" with premium (in the table that there is 1 number is premium and 0 is not) then in the code before you i have an avant that every hour when clicked need to get something in return in this case this is a table called userMana Now i want premium name Will receive more (that is paid money) then is this way correct?
The first part I tried and after that I used the bottom part
if (isset($_GET['daily'])) {
    if ($user->checkHours($user->hourEvent)) {
        $time = date("Y-m-d H:i:s", time());
        $mysqli->prepare("UPDATE `users` SET `hourEvent` = ?,


     $time = date("Y-m-d H:i:s", time());
        $mysqli->prepare("UPDATE `users` SET `hourEvent` = ?, `userMana` = `userMana` + 10, `userCitizens` = `userCitizens` + 1 WHERE userId = ?")->execute([$time, $user->userId]);
        header("Location: /אזור-משחק/בסיס");
    }
    if ($user->premium > 0 && $user->checkHours($user->hourEvent)) {
        $time = date("Y-m-d H:i:s", time());
        $mysqli->prepare("UPDATE `users` SET `hourEvent` = ?, `userMana` = `userMana` + 11, `userCitizens` = `userCitizens` + 1 WHERE userId = ?")->execute([$time, $user->userId]);
        header("Location: /אזור-משחק/בסיס");
    }
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A:

The first one will not work properly.
The else if condition will only be tested whenit may be.

When I glanced through the peephole I was surprised to see one of my favorite people in the world: the UPS man. He’s been to my apartment so much, and I’ve stalked him quite frequently, that I know his name, notice him on the streets of my city and have even played Words With Friends with him. Sometimes he even stops – with a toot – for me to come out and say hello. Even though I had the phone pressed against my ear and I still smiled when I opened the door.

He handed me a nice size box that was a bit heavy. I looked at the return address, but didn’t recognize the name. I opened the box and pulled out the entire line of


radioactivity. Hence, a different nuclear battery technology called betavoltaic cell is used in IMDs. Although the technology was invented and widely used for patients in the 1970s, the potential risk of radiation convinced the medical industry to shift to lithium ion batteries in the 1980s. Only with the recent advancement in safety of nuclear batteries, the option with a considerable advantage in battery life is being reconsidered.

The United States Department of Defense requires that every missile and aircraft be equipped with an anti-tamper protection such that the technology cannot be reverse-engineered by others. Because a single instance of battery malfunction can wipe the memory circuit's configuration, batteries used in anti-tamper system must withstand temperatures between -65 and +150 degrees Celsius, high-frequency vibrations, and high humidity. [1] Lockheed Martin:= config.createUtilsProcess(command)
	if err != nil {
		return nil, fmt.Errorf("opengcs: VhdToTar: %s: failed to create utils process %s: %s", vhdHandle.Name(), command, err)
	}

	if !isSandbox {
		// Send the VHD contents to the utility VM processes stdin handle if not a sandbox
		logrus.Debugf("opengcs: VhdToTar: copying the layer VHD into the utility VM")
		if _, err = copyWithTimeout(process.Stdin, vhdHandle, vhdSize, config.UvmTimeoutSeconds, fmt.Sprintf("vhdtotarstream: sending %s to %s", vhdHandle.Name(), command)); err != nil {
			process.Process.Close()
			return nil, fmt.Errorf("opengcs: VhdToTar: %s: failed to copyWithTimeout on the stdin pipe (to utility VM): %s", vhdHandle.Name(), err)
		}
	}

	// Start a goroutine which copies the stdout (ie the tar stream)
	reader, writer := io.Pipe()
	go func() {
		defer writer.Close()
		defer process.Process.Close()
		logrus.Debugf("opengcs: VhdToTar: copying tar stream back from the utility VM")
		bytes, err := copyWithTimeout(writer, process.Stdout, vhdSize, config.UvmTimeoutSeconds, fmt.Sprintf("vhdtotarstream: copy tarstream from %s", command))
		if err != nil {
			logrus.Errorf("opengcs: VhdToTar: %s:  copyWithTimeout


303 S.W.3d 165 (2010)
Donzell WINSTON, Appellant,
v.
STATE of Missouri, Respondent.
No. ED 93164.
Missouri Court of Appeals, Eastern District.
February 16, 2010.
Edward S. Thompson, St. Louis, MO, for Appellant.
Chris Koster, Attorney General, John W. Grantham, Asst. Attorney General, Jefferson City, MO, for Respondent.
Before SHERRI B. SULLIVAN, P.J. and ROBERT G. DOWD, JR. and PATRICIA L. COHEN, JJ.

ORDER
PER CURIAM.
Donzell Winston ("Movant") appeals from the judgment of the motion court denying his Rule 24.035 motion for post-conviction relief without an evidentiary hearing. Movant contends his plea counsel *166 was ineffective for telling him he would receive time credit for eight months of pre-trial incarceration when he did not receive credit for the pre-trial incarceration.
We have reviewed the briefs of the parties and the record on appeal and find the claims of error to beand overseas markets. i ve been granted
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flow cytometry.Fig. 6

We then assessed whether the system can be used to detect hiPSC in a mixed cell culture. The conditioned medium obtained from 24 h culture of Ff-I01 hiPSCs (1.5 × 10^5^ cells) was serially diluted with StemFit^®^AK03 medium in order to generate a standard curve. As shown in [Fig. 7](#fig7){ref-type="fig"}A, a linear regression curve was obtained with a high correlation coefficient (R^2^ = 0.9975). The LLOD value was 18.2 cells/mL, which corresponds to 0.012% of hiPSCs. hiPSC-derived hNSCs (1.5 × 10^5^ cells) were then cultured in the presence of 750 (corresponding to 0.5% hiPSCs), 150 cells (0.1% hiPSCs), or 75 cells (0.05% hiPSCs) of Ff-I01 hiPSCs in 1 mL of cell culture media for 24 h. The cell culture supernatants were recovered and then analyzed by GlycoStem-HP. As shown in [Fig. 7](#fig7){ref-type="fig"}B, the estimated cell numbers obtained by GlycoStem-HP were 648, 230, and5 × 10^4^ RPE cells), respectively. However, the *LIN28* expression level did not decrease during the differentiation of hiPSCs into human mesenchymal stem cells (hMSCs) [@bib12]. The expression of *LIN28* was suggested to be derived from partially differentiated cells without the ability of tumor formation, but not from intact hiPSCs. Other hPSC markers such as *NANOG* and *OCT3/4* were also detected even in partially differentiated cells. Thus, it is not straightforward to determine the presence of residual hPSCs with the ability of tumor formation simply by qRT-PCR. In this sense, Tano et al. recently reported a direct method to detect residual hPSCs using a highly efficient cell culture system [@bib12]. The method allowed detection of even 0.01--0.001% of hPSCs spiked into hMSCs and human neurons, although it takes approximately one week


mAb to detect rBC2LCN-positive podocalyxin secreted from hPSCs. This newly developed sandwich assay, GlycoStem-HP, allowed the detection of hiPSCs even in the presence of a high concentration of FBS (˜20%). The obtained LLOD values ranged from 27 to 384 cells/mL. This indicates that the developed assay permits the detection of 0.0006--0.03% of residual hiPSCs. The different LLOD values are due to the variable amounts of rBC2LCN-positive podocalyxin secreted from hiPSCs, which may also change depending on the type of cell culture medium used.

As shown in [Fig. 3](#fig3){ref-type="fig"}, [Fig. 5](#fig5){ref-type="fig"}, the absorbance is highly correlated with the cell number of undifferentiated cells with R^2^ \> 0.98. However, the values obtained by the test could vary depending on the degree of undifferentiation/differentiation of human pluripotent stem cells [@bib16]. For example, fully undifferentiated cells and partiallysetting will help make regenerative medicine a safe option for the treatment of a range of diseases.

Conflict of interest {#sec5}
====================

The authors declare no competing financial interests.

Human iPS cell lines 201B7 (HPS0063) and 253G1 (HPS0002) were obtained from the RIKEN Bioresource Center. Ff-I01 hiPSCs was obtained from Center for iPS Cell Research and Application (CiRA), Kyoto University. This work was supported in part by JSPS KAKENHI Grant Number 25712039.

Peer review under responsibility of the Japanese Society for Regenerative Medicine.


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Alfred Gutierrez, RH reliever: He turned 23 earlier this month, but that’s not exactly retirement age for a Single A pitcher. Gutierrez is moving at a reasonable pace, with a 1.73 ERA in his last 10 games (12 hits, 31 strikeouts, in 26 innings). He’s 6-1, 200, and was signed out of Nueva Esparta, Venezuela.

Drew Carlton, RH reliever: 1.45 ERA in his last 10 games, which is nice stuff for a 32nd-round draft pick (2017, Florida State). He


surface or change the amount of tread rubber across the otherwise normal appearing tire. These non-uniformities can lead to mass imbalance issues, irregular wear and a variety of associated ride and handling performance issues. The goal in tire manufacturing is to minimize unpredictable non-uniformities in manufacturing while also building the tire in a very cost-efficient manner.
The object of the present invention is to provide a method that minimizes or eliminates the influence of the tread forming mold surfaces as the tire is molded.
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Still another objective is to provide alet it flow. To me, that is the most interesting thing (about this job), as well as the biggest attraction. Going to work gives me a true sense of freedom. When I go to work alone and hear things like “How do you want this to go?”, I’ll say “Hmm, let’s try this. Or that,” and go ahead and do it. Anime and narration work then becomes something that I can freely leave my own imprint upon. Having said all that about doing stuff arbitrarily, it would all amount to nothing if you don’t possess the skills necessary to be a seiyuu. When incompetent people do things of their own selfish accord, you could be thrown out in a flash. But if you gradually raise your acting levels,


Legend of the Galactic Heroes too. Up ‘til that point I didn’t have that many major roles in anime, and it was only in the ‘80s that I started to feel like I was gradually bringing out more of myself in my roles.

But still, I sucked… nowadays, I can’t bear to watch any of my shows from those times, I was so bad. I only started being satisfied with my (own) work when I was in my 50s. I was around 55 or 56 when I first thought “I can do this job for life”.

There was a point in time when all of a sudden, the job offers started drying up. I wasn’t seeing any work coming in apart from my regular shows and I was thinking “What’sand do narration”, or “I can be a seiyuu”, but there can be huge pitfalls. Even if you’re lucky enough to get into an agency, there are some people who don’t even get a single job offer. Perhaps you’re just not seen as being useful. So what is it that you require? First of all, you need to ‘build the body of a seiyuu’. Once you’ve got that, clients will be interested in you and work offers will start coming in. To get to that level, it’s important to go through daily training.

Voice training methods usually involve singing songs for all ages and cultures, accompanied by guitar etc.. It’s an effective way to train your voice.. there are also other creative, personal ways to ‘train one’s voice while


the neutrinos we hope to continue uncovering more bizarre secrets; they may even be the key to how the raw material for the Universe was first created.

Ben Still is a particle physicist at Queen Mary, University of London

More information on the EPS HEP meeting is here, and further details of the presentation can be found here.being completed in the LGA each week, resulting in a population growth of record levels.

Over the past five years, there has been an average of 1900 dwellings built each year. Within the next five years this number is expected to grow to almost 5000 per year.

GREEN SQUARE RESIDENTS WILL ENJOY LOW STRATA LEVIES

ENTERTAINMENT CENTRE REPLACED BY 1400 APARTMENTS

During 2017 and 2018 alone, the City of Sydney is expecting 8000 dwellings to be completed.

Lord Mayor Clover Moore said these figures were a huge vote of confidence in the City’s efforts to make Sydney an economic powerhouse.

“People are moving to the inner-city because we are creating communities with excellent quality of life,” Ms Moore said.

media_camera The Barangaroo development will see a number of towering apartment buildings.

media_camera The focus will be


Reading takes on many forms at Billesley.....

Children from year 1 through to year 6 regularly engage in guided reading activities, using books and resources matched to their current levels of skill and understanding. Throughout the week children take part in both adult led and adult initiated learning, as well as being provided opportunities for independent work and to read for pleasure. In KS1 children read in small groups, each led by an adult to model decoding strategies and ask questions to develop reading comprehension skills. In KS2, reading takes a whole class approach, with children reading independently, in pairs, small groups and outloud, supporting each other to succeed. The children also work in pairs and small groups asking and answering questions to develop a deeper, contextual understanding ofcarefully selected criteria to determine each child’s current levels of ability and award each piece of writing a score. This then enables us to track each child’s individual progress, and offer further challenge or support where necessary. Writing judgements are regularly moderated at Billesley to ensure the very highest standards of accuracy.

All Billesley Primary, all teaching staff have being trained by Pie Corbett and wholly embrace Talk for Writing, which supports children to imitate key language from stories and rehearse orally and pictorially before beginning the physical act of writing. Our children are also taught to write letters, instructions, reports, recounts, lists, diaries, notes; they are taught to use pencils, pens, keyboards, touchscreens - all in a bid to motivate them, and inspire them to write.

Teaching staff also


at the end of each half term. Teachers use a broad range of assessment tools, including standard tests, weekly assessment books, daily maths books and teacher assessment. These tools allow teachers to effectively monitor progress, target gaps in children’s understanding and provide a tailored approach to their daily practice.

Our aim at Billesley is for all children to have an equitable playing field in developing a passion for maths and to be the best they can be. Every effort is made so that children leave for Secondary School as fluent mathematicians; with an ability to reason and explain choices; to solve more complex problems and to achieve in maths commensurate with their full potential.

Science

At Billesley Primary School, we follow the National Statutory Framework for EYFS and the National Curriculumour continuing emphasis on the importance of science, both in school and around the world, our children develop a clearer understanding of how science influences and changes their lives and how it is vital to the world’s future prosperity.

Art,Design & Technology

At Billesley Primary School, we strongly believe that art plays an integral part in children's physical, cultural, social and aesthetic development. Our aim is to teach Art and Design in a fun and creative way which ensures all children are engaged, inspired and challenged throughout each unit. We aspire to encourage students to develop and use their skills to create their own independent works of art, craft and design which reflects their own individual ideas and imagination.

The Art curriculum at Billesley is exciting and diverse, covering a wide


unit of work also culminates with a year group performance where parents are invited to share and enjoy their children’s incredible musical accomplishments.

As well as this, all pupils in Year 2 are taught how to play the harmonica whilst pupils in Year 4 are provided with the opportunity to learn the ukulele. The school also offers additional musical clubs to pupils including choir and guitar lessons.protection of the person for whose benefit the restraint is imposed, * * *" Restatement of the Law of Contracts, § 515. The failure to limit the restraint in geographical area or in time renders the restraint unreasonable. Whether or not there is a combination in restraint of trade or a "trust" as defined by Article 7426, Vernon's Ann.Civ.St., and interpreted in Gates v. Hooper, 90 Tex. 563, 39 S.W. 1079 (1897), there is an unreasonable restraint of trade under the common law. Wissman v. Boucher, 150 Tex. 326, 240 S.W.2d 278 (1951); Texas Standard Cotton Oil Co. v. Adoue, 83 Tex. 650, 19 S.W. 274 (1892).
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about a neighbor’s domestic violence case. Each gave a written statement.

“They had a lot of interaction with uniformed police officers on that call,” McMahill said.

On May 31, the Millers again provided voluntary statements after a report of sexual assault involving an acquaintance, McMahill said.

The Millers cooperated with police in every case. They seemed “normal,” McMahill said.

But just a week after their last official contact with Metro the couple ambushed officers Alyn Beck, 41, and Igor Soldo, 31, in a northeast valley CiCi’s pizza parlor.

The couple then covered Beck with a Gadsden Flag, a yellow banner with a coiled snake above the words, “Don’t Tread on Me.” They then put a note on Soldo’s body with a swastika pin that said this was “the beginning of a revolution,” McMahill       last_updated_by,
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of Hong Kong flu was 16.9%. Virus was spread through Vietnam War veterans returning to the United States. Then Hong Kong flu was seen in Japan, England, Wales, Australia, and Canada in 1969 \[8,9\]. At this pandemic the characteristic mortality shift towards younger populations, the case fatality rate was highest among children \[10\]. Hong Kong flu is estimated to have caused between 500,000 and two million deaths worldwide in two waves \[11\]. The burden of pandemic was higher in countries with increases in excess all-cause mortality of 9.1%--13.0%, than in US. Impact of pandemic was present the geographic heterogeneity \[8\]. Hospitalization was significantly high amongthe elderly. Hong Kong flu pandemic showed that public health intervention strategies and medical science were insufficient and not improved between the 1957 andpandemics spread somewhat predictably along military passages or important trade routes, but globalization has multiplied and obscured the dominant routes. Given their sheer number, and the speed with which human and animal transmission vectors can move, there is no longer a single dominant pathway for the geographical movement and expansion of infectious diseases. Pandemics are inherently uncertain, considering experiences and preparations that we have gained from past pandemics, the epidemiologic characteristics of pandemic should be evaluated. By the way the impact of the control measures are be able to evaluate during the COVID-19 pandemic's days.

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When a COVID-19 was identified, the information was obtained in various studies that epidemiological and clinical evidence


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The wide variation in the demands that vehicles typically place on internal combustion engines increases fuel consumption and emissions beyond the ideal case for such engines. Typically, a vehicle is propelled by such an engine, which is started from a cold state by a small electric motor and relatively small electric storage batteries, then quickly placed under the loads from propulsion


invention without planetary gears, as by using bevel gears or other gears in an arrangement where the rotational speed of at least one element of a gear set is always a weighted average of speeds of two other elements.
A hybrid electric vehicle transmission system also includes one or more electric energy storage devices. The typical device is a chemical electric storage battery, but capacitive or mechanical devices, such as an electrically driven flywheel, may also be included. Electric energy storage allows the mechanical output power from the transmission system to the vehicle to vary from the mechanical input power from the engine to the transmission system. The battery or other device also allows for engine starting with the transmission system and for regenerative vehicle braking.
An electrically variable transmissionQ:

Can lightning rods prevent trees from being hit by lightning?

I had a fully mature fruit tree get hit by lightning one day, destroying the tree and leaving behind a useless stump.
Can placing lightning rods near trees prevent them from being hit by lightning? If so, how close does the rod have to be to the tree?

A:

Originally, Lightning rods are for harvesting purposes only and have no ability to prevent lightning from damaging crops/trees.  Source is from this Feb 4th tweet by ConcernedApe (the dev).
As of Patch 1.7, this was changed:

Lightning is more likely to strike trees and crops, but lightning rods
  now have a very good chance of intercepting lightning strikes (if they
  aren't already processing a lightning bolt)

So, Lighting Rods can now draw lightning


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The second problem is that you treat pvowels like a string, but a string is a sequence of characters with a terminator. Since the array vowels doesn't have this terminator the printf call will go out of bounds and you will have undefined behavior.
As for the last problem, when you dereference a pointer you get the value of the location where it points. Because the location of the array starts with thebegan to function, but because of the incident brain damage had occurred.
Some time later, plaintiff through counsel filed an action in superior court against Lincoln Hospital and Dr. Szokol alleging medical negligence or malpractice pursuant to A.R.S. §§ 12-561 et seq. During discovery plaintiff sought production of various hospital records, reports, committee minutes and other documented material from Lincoln Hospital. Lincoln Hospital complied with some requests, but asserted peer review privilege under A.R.S. §§ 36-445 et seq. on other requests. Plaintiff thereafter filed a motion to compel. After an in camera inspection, the trial court determined that some of the items asserted to be privileged were in fact discoverable.
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It was rebuilt after 1696 in a typical French classical style by Ventabren, an architect, who gave it its unique feature for a sea port. It was popularised as a seaside resort following the 1824 visit of the widowed Duchess of Berry, daughter-in-law of Charles X. She encouraged the building of the recently renovated municipal theatre, the Petit-Théâtre (1825), associated particularly with Camille Saint-Saëns.

During the later 19th century, Dieppe became popular with English artists as a beach resort. Prominent literary figures such as Arthur Symons loved to keep up with the latest fads of avant-garde France here, and during "the season" sometimes stayed for weeks on end.

Second World War

Dieppe was occupied by German naval and army forces after the fall of France in 1940. In order to allowLalande SJ, a 17th-century Jesuit brother who was martyred by the Iroquois Indians in present-day New York State
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 Thomas Pesquet (1978–), astronaut, aerospace engineer and pilot

Heraldry

Historical images of Dieppe

Sights
The castle, Château de Dieppe, which survived the 1694 bombardment, is now a museum and exhibition space, with a strong maritime collection. A rich collection of 17th- and 18th-century ivory carvings, including lacy folding fans, for which Dieppe was known, and the furnishings and papers of Camille Saint-Saëns. The castle's interior courtyard is picturesque.

At the Square du Canada, near the castle in a park at the western end of the Esplanade, there is a monument erected by the town commemorating the long relationship between Dieppe and Canada. The events recorded begin with the


temporary guardrail along the western edge of the narrowed southbound traffic lane.  The guardrail was made with boards of varying sizes, some plain, some painted black and white, nailed to two-by-four posts set on two-by-six-inch wooden plates which were nailed to the asphalt near the edge of the roadway.  Various witnesses described the guardrail as extremely 'flimsy'--'shabby'-- 'sagging'-- 'scanty'-- 'just stacked up'-- one witness said the rail 'zigzagged'-- photographs corroborate these descriptions.  The defendant knew the guardrail had been knocked or blown over into the swamp by passing automobiles on previous occasions.  Its employees would retrieve the pieces and put them back on the edge of the roadway.

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Mental Health and UHC

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Jeff Koinange

Actor, Singer, and Songwriter, Tanzania

Vanessa joins the One by One campaign in her role as judge of East Africa’s Got Talent, to lend her voice to the fight for reducing mental health stigma and raise the profile of mental health among citizens.

Cancer and UHC

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she is rarely home due to her job.  She works in the local branch of the Black Hares.  The full extent of her work is never stated, though her main office was in the 'Doll room', where several of the dolls were kept (one of them being RK.KO-chan)  15 years ago Ririko had gone to China where she first saw the dolls.
Lt. Akaza: Another member of the Black Hares.  Is an impatient soldier whose real motivations were never truly revealed.  Pilots a 'Bucket head' mech, which most other soldiers would be too embarrassed to fly.  He also has an attraction to Ririko.
Kaptain-chan:  The leader of an organization called JAG G.  She has a rather bubbly personality, yet is utterly heartless,biospecimens.

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enlivening many related memories. This book, the sole reporter covering the expedition, the main agenda of the Prime Minister, estimates his ancestral home to be at least 200 years old. labels industrial growth around Udvada as one reason for the migration away from the town. Uttaranchali, I had a slight change of heart. Subhash Chandra during the event being organised on the occasion of Essel Groups 90 Years celebrations


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to take it one step at a time,” he said.

When asked for his response on current WP wards, Hougang SMC and Aljunied GRC maintaining their boundaries, he said there has yet to be an opposition constituency which has had its boundaries reoriented by the EBRC.

Mr Singh did not say if the same team will contest in Aljunied GRC, which has been under the WP since 2011.

"Let's see what happens during nomination," he said, in response to a question.

Mr Singh added that house visits continue during the COVID-19 period, although the team takes precautions.

“You still have to canvas for support, you still have to ask residents how they are doing. There is some risk, but I think we take all precautions,” he said.


KY, USA) by clamping the transverse processes of vertebrae T9 and T11. The IH impactor, uses a 2 mm impact rod tip to contuse the spinal cord and the user determines the force and duration of the impact, the latter being the length of time which the rod compresses the spinal cord at the desired force, or \"dwell-time\", set in increments of 1 second. The software (PSI IH spinal cord impactor, version 5.0.3) records the actual force of impact (m/sec) and spinal cord displacement (µm). Contusion of the spinal cord was carried out according to the injury parameters for each group. Eight groups of animals were contused: Five groups at 150 kilodynes (kdyn) of force with dwell-times from 0 to 4 seconds (n = 9, n = 9,for repeated measures indicated that 150 kdyn groups (open circle)showed significant differences compared to other groups (150 vs. 200 and 90 kdyn groups) indicating that the locomotor recovery most likely related to the injury parameters assigned to given groups (^\*^*P* \< 0.05 for all comparisons). In addition, the 200-0 (closed diamond) and the 90-2 (open diamond) groups showed more significant recoveries than all the 150-3 (closed square) and 150-4 (open square) groups that included a dwell-time (^\#^*P* \< 0.05 for all comparisons). Interestingly, there was no significant difference between the 200-0 group and the 90-2 group (*P* \> 1.0) indicating a similar locomotor recovery pattern between groups, in spite of one group having an injury force of about one half the intensity but including a 2 second dwell-time.


showed significant difference compared to the sham controls (^\#^*P* \< 0.05). In addition, the changes of baseline threshold scores by week 5 showed similar patterns compared to week 4 (^\$^*P* \< 0.05 for all comparisons, [Fig. 3B](#F3){ref-type="fig"}).

Bladder recovery was recorded as the day post-injury on which the third consecutive minus score was recorded (see methods), which is measured at the time of manual bladder expression. In one way ANOVA of the injury groups and post hoc tests for multiple groups showed a statistically significant difference between the groups ([Fig. 4](#F4){ref-type="fig"}). The 150-4 injury group took significantly longer to recover spontaneous bladder function (12.86 ± 0.595 days) than all other groups (^\*^*P* \< 0.05 for all comparisons). The 150-0 (4.88 ± 0.350 days) and the 90-2 (4.75 ± 0.491message structure:
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	 * or null if none is found.

	 * The first occurrence of field 305 at MT061 is expected to be the only one.
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	end. So, a lot of factors might stress you out. Unfortunately, if you don’t work on it, your immune system might lose its efficiency to fight away infections. Without a doubt, you need your immunity to be at a top-notch right now. So, going for immune-boosting food choices that also lower down your stress levels would be a great idea. It’s simple. A little effort in your food choices will help you during this time of fear and stress.

Don’t forget; it’s easier to work on your nutrition than stressing about the ongoing COVID-19 attack. The following food choices can help you precisely with that.

Consuming the right carbs will help you to cut down your stress levels. According to MIT, carbohydrates increase the levels of serotonin. It is a


chocolate. This occasional treat will help in two ways. First of all, the feeling of eating chocolate alone helps you to reduce stress. And then, it’s antioxidants, and polyphenolic content can help to lower the levels of stress hormones in your body. A Swiss study found that 1.5 ounces of dark chocolate every day for two weeks helped the respondents reduce their stress levels.

Switch to Mindful Eating For Consuming Healthy Choices

It’s easy to crave junk or processed food amid the lockdown. Yet, healthy food choices will multiply your energy levels, both personally and professionally. So, make a schedule or a daily meal plan to stay right on the track. You can even share recipes or use Skype or Facetime to cook a healthy treat together virtually. Always plansense," Tywang responded. "Coleman previewed the discussion."

Asked whether Coleman should have been involved since key negotiators formerly worked for him, Ginther spokeswoman Robin Davis said: "The interactions the city had with Mr. Coleman and Mr. Kennedy were focused on community engagement, ensuring the Crew’s commitment to historic minority participation and working to meet very aggressive timelines. Their engagement was not in any way unusual or improper."

In November, Coleman and Kennedy also had been retained as lobbyists on the Crew project for the Columbus Partnership, a group of Columbus business leaders, according to city lobbying disclosures.

On Monday, Ginther announced that Davies, Coleman's former chief of staff, was leaving Ginther's office to become vice president of planning and development with the Columbus Partnership.

Coleman was a mentor to Hardin, who served


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References

External links
 The Official Robert's Rules Of Order Web Site (robertsrules.com) - Site maintained by the Robert's Rules Association

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I wouldn't worry about being behind. I would worry more about the structure of the content. You aren't forced at gunpoint, but you are highly encouraged to do a metric crapton of dailies on a daily basis for minuscule amounts of reputation in order to grind the factions that allow you to spend your valor points.

Dungeons are good to get your blue gear and then you're done with them. The valor reward for running randoms is small and you will likely max valor if you keep up on your dailies and LFRs.

I find that dailies take so much time I have little time for alts, which saps a lot of the interest of the game away


Physical fitness, training volume, and self-determined motivation in soldiers during a peacekeeping mission.
The goal was to register physical training volume and to measure changes in physical fitness in soldiers during a peacekeeping mission. The relationship between these factors and motivation for physical training was also investigated. Physical training volume was registered and maximal oxygen uptake, 3-km run time, sit-ups, push-ups, and chin-ups were tested before and after 1 year of service for 71 Norwegian soldiers in the international Kosovo Force. Self-determined motivation was measured at the end of the service. Physical training volume was 117 +/- 77 minutes/week. The average maximal oxygen uptake decreased by 2.5 +/- 0.8% (p < 0.01). Intrinsic motivation positively predicted physical training volume (p < 0.01). A large variation in training volume wasfound, and only one-third of the soldiers improved physical fitness and maintained body weight. Fostering intrinsic motivation toward physical training is key to increasing training volume. However, obligatory training could ensure a minimum of physical training among the soldiers who were least motivated for physical training.


wild-type and mutant binding sequences were constructed (Fig. [4g](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}). The results uncovered that merely the luciferase activity of PITPNA-AS1-WT was lessened by miR-876-5p mimics (Fig. [4h](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}). In RIP assay, both PITPNA-AS1 and miR-876-5p were enriched in the compound precipitated by anti-Ago2 (Fig. [4i](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}). In RNA pull-down experiment, miR-876-5p was pulled down by biotinylated PITPNA-AS1 but not biotinylated PITPNA-AS1 antisense (Fig. [4j](#Fig4){ref-type="fig"}). To sum up, PITPNA-AS1 interacted with miR-876-5p.Fig. 4MiR-876-5p was significantly targeted by PITPNA-AS1.**a**, **b** The location of PITPNA-AS1 in HCC cells was tested by FISH and subcellular fractionation assays. **c** The involvement of PITPNA-AS1 in RISC was assessed by Ago2-RIP assay. **d** Five miRNAs that could bind with PITPNA-AS1 were predicted using starBase and DIANA tools. **e**, **f** The levels of five miRNAs were analyzed with qRT-PCRof WNT5A decreased by silencing PITPNA-AS1 was recovered by inhibition of miR-876-5p, while this tendency was further reversed after silencing of WNT5A (Fig. [6g](#Fig6){ref-type="fig"}). Taken together, PITPNA-AS1 regulated the progression of HCC through miR-876-5p/WNT5A pathway.Fig. 6WNT5A silencing rescued the miR-876-5p suppression-induced cellular processes in PITPNA-AS1-silenced Hep3B cells.**a** Knockdown efficacy of WNT5A in Hep3B cells were measured by using qRT-PCR. **b** Cell viability was detected in Hep3B cells transfected with si-NC, si-PITPNA-AS1\#1, si-WNT5A\#1, si-PITPNA-AS1\#1 + miR-876-5p inhibitor and si-PITPNA-AS1\#1 + miR-876-5p inhibitor + si-WNT5A\#1. Results were obtained using CCK-8 assay. For rescue assays, Hep3B cells were transfected with si-NC, si-PITPNA-AS1\#1, si-PITPNA-AS1\#1 + miR-876-5p inhibitor and si-PITPNA-AS1\#1 + miR-876-5p inhibitor + si-WNT5A\#1. **c** Cell proliferation in four groups was detected by EdU assay. **d** TUNEL assay was used to determine the apoptosis ability in four groups. **e** Cell migration was evaluated via


4% paraformaldehyde for one quarter at indoor temperature, and washed for three times by 0.01 M PBS. For the purpose of blocking nonspecific binding and background, 5% goat serum with 0.5% Triton X-100 was added and incubated for half an hour at indoor temperature. Next, the primary antibody anti-E-cadherin or anti-N-cadherin (Proteintech) was added to the plates in a wet box and cultivated all night at 4 °C. Subsequent to the washing with 0.01 M PBS, the secondary antibody conjugated by Alexa488 fluorescein (Invitrogen) was replenished and incubated in the darkness for 1 h at 37 °C. The cell nuclei were dyed via DAPI (2 µg/ml) at regular temperature for transient 10 min. In the end, the images were viewed and visualized with the help of an immunofluorescence microscope.

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Wild-type or mutant PITPNA-AS13′-UTR sequences possessing target sites for miR-876-5p were respectively constructed into the pGL3 vector (Promega, Madison, WI, USA) to produce the wild PITPNA-AS1 (PITPNA-AS1-WT) or mutant PITPNA-AS1 (PITPNA-AS1-MUT) luciferase reporter. Similarly, the wild-type WNT5A (WNT5A-WT) or mutant WNT5A (WNT5A-MUT) luciferase reporter was established. Then HCC cells were co-transfected with miR-876-5p mimics or miR-NC and PITPNA-AS1-WT/MUT or WNT5A-WT/MUT by Lipofectamine^™^ 2000 (Invitrogen). 48 h post the transfection, the Dual Luciferase Reporter Assay kit (Promega) was employed to measure the relative luciferase signals.

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The interaction among studied genes was confirmed by RIP assay utilizing a Magna RIP RNA Binding Protein Immunoprecipitation Kit (Bersinbio, Guangzhou, China) as the manufacturer advised. 293T and HepG2 cells (2 × 10^7^) were lysed with complete RIP lysis buffer to generate the cell lysates, which were


for system identification. (**B**) The identified *I*-*O* relationships. Arrows indicate the estimated *I*-*O* relationships for each set of inputs and outputs. The colors of the arrows indicate the same sets of combinations of inputs and outputs as in (A). Dots, experimental data; pluses, the recovered signal data; solid lines, simulation data of the NARX model; red, NGF stimulation; blue, PACAP stimulation; green, PMA stimulation. (**C**) The dose-response curves obtained by the Hill equation. For each panel, conversion of *Inputs* by the identified Hill equation is shown. The colors of the arrows and plotted lines indicate the same *Inputs*, respectively.](pcbi.1005913.g005){#pcbi.1005913.g005}

![Prediction and validation of the identified system by pharmacological perturbation.\
(**A**) The predictive simulation result and experimental result by PACAP stimulation in the presence (black) or absence (blue) of trametinib. Lines,a test data set in step vii. Step vii is performed with all three combinations of training and test data sets, and take the sum of RSS for test data sets. Step viii is performed with all combinations of *Input*, and then in step ix a combination of *Input* with the minimum sum of RSS for test data sets is selected. This combination of *Inputs* is used for the *I*-*O* relationship. Using the combination of the *Input* molecules in step x and the data set of all stimulation conditions as the training data set, we estimate the parameters of the NARX model, which is used as the finally obtained NARX model (Figs [5](#pcbi.1005913.g005){ref-type="fig"} and [6](#pcbi.1005913.g006){ref-type="fig"}).

**Step i: Nonlinear transformation of *Input* data by the Hill equation.** $u_{k}^{q,s}$, which is