Input: [0] Arthropoda [1] Open system with a dordal heart and sinuses [2] Gills, Tracheal system, book lungs [3] see Annelida [4] Sexual: hermaphroditic, seperate sexes, some parthenogenic [5] Malpighian tubules, green glands [6] Anterior brain and a ventral nerve cord [8] Complex muscular system. [7]

Output: Exoskeleton made of chitin


Input: [Test] Both partners: Medical history [Description]

Output: Your doctor will ask questions about your sex life, your birth control methods, any sexually transmitted infections (STIs), medicine use, and the use of caffeine, tobacco, alcohol, or illegal drugs. Your menstrual cycle and exercise patterns will be checked. If STIs are suspected, more tests may be done.

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Tests to find the cause of infertility


Input: [Test] Both partners: Physical exam [Description]

Output: A complete physical exam of both you and your partner is done to check your health. A woman's physical exam usually includes a pelvic examination and Pap test. Pap Test Pelvic Examination A man's physical exam usually includes a testicular examination. Not all fertility doctors will do a physical examination of the man. If there are problems with the semen, the doctor may refer the male partner to a urologist. Testicular Examination

Infertility Tests | Health Encyclopedia | Keene | Dartmouth-Hitchcock

Tests to find the cause of infertility


Input: [Test] Both partners: Blood or urine tests [Description]

Output: Luteinizing hormone (LH) and progesterone tests may be done during a woman's menstrual cycle to help see whether she is ovulating. LH may be checked in a man to see whether he has a pituitary gland problem. Luteinizing Hormone (LH) Progesterone Thyroid function tests may be done to check for thyroid hormone problems that may be preventing ovulation. Thyroid Hormone Tests Thyroid-Stimulating Hormone (TSH) Prolactin is a hormone made by the pituitary gland. It may be checked if a woman has menstrual cycle or ovulation problems. Prolactin The anti-mullerian hormone test is a blood test that is sometimes used to check a woman's egg supply (ovarian reserve). It may be used for women who are considering IVF. Anti-mullerian levels go down as a woman's egg supply decreases, which usually happens with age. In some cases, follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) may be used to check a woman's egg supply (ovarian reserve). FSH testing may also be used for men with a very low number of sperm to try to find out the source of the problem. Follicle-Stimulating Hormone A testosterone test may be used to see whether a problem with the testicles or pituitary gland is preventing a man from being able to father a child. A low amount of testosterone can lead to low sperm counts. Testosterone Tests for sexually transmitted infections (STIs) may be done. These may include urine samples or samples from the cervix or urethra.

Infertility Tests | Health Encyclopedia | Keene | Dartmouth-Hitchcock

Tests to find the cause of infertility


Input: [Test] Male partner: Semen analysis [Description]

Output: A semen analysis checks the number of sperm (sperm count), the number of sperm that look normal, the number of sperm that can move normally, the number of white blood cells in the semen, and how much semen is made. Semen Analysis

Infertility Tests | Health Encyclopedia | Keene | Dartmouth-Hitchcock

Tests to find the cause of infertility


Input: [Test] Female partner: Postcoital test [Description]

Output: The postcoital test checks a woman's cervical mucus after sex to see whether sperm are alive and able to move normally through the mucus. This test must be done the day before or the day of ovulation. Many doctors question the value of the postcoital test to check for infertility. It is not done very often. Postcoital Test

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Tests to find the cause of infertility


Input: [Test] Female partner: Home test [Description]

Output: Home LH urine test kits can be used to see when ovulation occurs. Sometimes a woman's basal body temperature (BBT) is also checked at the same time. Fertility Awareness

Infertility Tests | Health Encyclopedia | Keene | Dartmouth-Hitchcock

Tests to find the cause of infertility


Input: [Type of Wine] Champagne [Recommended Glassware] 6 3/4 oz Rigoletto Champagne Flute [Wine Style]

Output: A bright, sparkling white wine often enjoyed during celebrations


Input: [Type of Wine] Port [Recommended Glassware] 11 oz Perception Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A sweet, dessert wine fortified with a grape spirit


Input: [Type of Wine] Sherry [Recommended Glassware] 3 oz Teardrop Sherry Glass [Wine Style]

Output: Sweet wine fortified with brandy, often a dessert wine or wine used for cooking


Input: [Type of Wine] Barbera [Recommended Glassware] 18 3/4 oz Allure Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A popular red table wine with berry and plum notes and high acidity


Input: [Type of Wine] Cabernet Sauvignon [Recommended Glassware] 23 3/4 oz Atelier Cabernet / Merlot Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A powerful, sharp wine that becomes soft and silky smooth as it ages


Input: [Type of Wine] Malbec [Recommended Glassware] 26 oz Accademia del Vino Bordeaux Grand Cru Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A dry red wine with pronounced tannin and peppery, rich flavors


Input: [Type of Wine] Merlot [Recommended Glassware] 23 3/4 oz Atelier Cabernet / Merlot Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A soft, approachable red wine with fruity, floral flavors and a medium acidity


Input: [Type of Wine] Syrah/Shiraz [Recommended Glassware] 27 oz Atelier Barolo / Shiraz Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A dry, yet bold red wine with big flavors and a round, smooth mouthfeel


Input: [Type of Wine] Pinot Noir [Recommended Glassware] 20 5/8 oz Atelier Pinot Noir Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A dry red wine with earthy, fruity aromas and a smooth, sensual mouthfeel


Input: [Type of Wine] Zinfandel [Recommended Glassware] 16 oz Bouquet Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A wine from a grape now produced exclusively in California, key to making a variety of wines, both red and white


Input: [Type of Wine] Chardonnay [Recommended Glassware] 12 oz Accademia del Vino Chardonnay Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A dry white wine from the Chardonnay grape, known for producing some of the world's finest wines


Input: [Type of Wine] Gewurztraminer [Recommended Glassware] 18 oz Aficionado Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A mild, sweet wine with a smooth taste and deep aroma; perfect before dinner to ready the palate


Input: [Type of Wine] Muscat / Moscato [Recommended Glassware] 18 oz Aficianado Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A fruity, sweet white wine with tropical flavors, a key component of some sparkling white wines


Input: [Type of Wine] Pinot Grigo / Pinot Gris [Recommended Glassware] 11 1/4 oz Allure Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A dry white with a wide range of flavors and aromas, from light and crisp to full and soft.


Input: [Type of Wine] Reisling [Recommended Glassware] 15 7/8 oz Atelier Reisling / Tocai Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A full, fruity, soft wine that ranges from dry to sweet and low acid to very acidic


Input: [Type of Wine] Sauvignon Blanc [Recommended Glassware] 17 5/8 oz Rigoletto All Purpose Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: An intense, crisp wine with aromas of grass, herbs and bitter fruit


Input: [Type of Wine] Sémillon [Recommended Glassware] 18 3/4 oz Allure Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A sweet yet dry wine used in fine dessert wines, but also often blended with Sauvignon Blanc


Input: [Type of Wine] Viognier [Recommended Glassware] 10 1/4 oz Vina Tall Wine Glass [Wine Style]

Output: A dry white made from superior, rare grapes in the Rhône region of France; recommended as a before-dinner drink


Input: [Ingredient] Fresh Chicken #1 [Benefit] Helps keep slim and trim. [Nutrient]

Output: Lean protein

Grain Free Natural Chicken & Potato Recipe Adult - Dry


Input: [Ingredient] Vegetables [Benefit] To keep playing longer. [Nutrient]

Output: Vitamins & minerals

Grain Free Natural Chicken & Potato Recipe Adult - Dry


Input: [Ingredient] Apples [Benefit] To boost natural defenses. [Nutrient]

Output: Vitamin C

Grain Free Natural Chicken & Potato Recipe Adult - Dry


Input: [Ingredient] Potatoes [Benefit] Healthy digestion for happy tummies. [Nutrient]

Output: Natually Gluten Free

Grain Free Natural Chicken & Potato Recipe Adult - Dry


Input: [Ingredient] Flaxseed [Benefit] Improves skin and coat, guaranteed or your money back. [Nutrient]

Output: Omega 3 & 6 fatty acids

Grain Free Natural Chicken & Potato Recipe Adult - Dry


Input: [Ingredient] Cranberries [Benefit] Promotes bladder health. [Nutrient]

Output: Antioxidants

Grain Free Natural Chicken & Potato Recipe Adult - Dry


Input: [Main Courses] Duck Confit [Desserts] Fruit Salad with yoghurt ice cream [Starters]

Output: Lasagna

Dinner Menu | Restaurant Aiguaclara Begur


Input: [Main Courses] Beef Burger [Desserts] Chocolate Mousse [Starters]

Output: Pumpkin cream with Curry

Dinner Menu | Restaurant Aiguaclara Begur


Input: [Main Courses] Gilthead Bream with confit onion [Desserts] Catalan Custard [Starters]

Output: Vegetables Pie

Dinner Menu | Restaurant Aiguaclara Begur


Input: [Main Courses] Grilled Tuna [Desserts] Orange Creme Caramel [Starters]

Output: Fresh pasta with wild mushrooms

Dinner Menu | Restaurant Aiguaclara Begur


Input: [Main Courses] Stewed Pork Cheek [Desserts] Cheescake [Starters]

Output: Puff pastry with wild mushrooms, apples

Dinner Menu | Restaurant Aiguaclara Begur


Input: [Main Courses] Steak Tartar [Desserts] Recuit with honey [Starters]

Output: Pasta Hearts Filled with Ham

Dinner Menu | Restaurant Aiguaclara Begur


Input: [Main Courses] Cod with roasted vegetables [Desserts] Gin - Tonic Sorbet [Starters]

Output: Trinxat

Dinner Menu | Restaurant Aiguaclara Begur


Input: [Main Courses] Filet of Beef [Desserts] Ice cream [Starters]

Output: Tuna Tartar with guacamole

Dinner Menu | Restaurant Aiguaclara Begur


Input: [Main Courses] Monkfish [Starters]

Output: Scrambled eggs with Iberian ham

Dinner Menu | Restaurant Aiguaclara Begur


Input: [Main Courses] Roast Suckling Pig [Starters]

Output: Foie terrine with apple chutney

Dinner Menu | Restaurant Aiguaclara Begur


Input: [Main Courses] Boneless Oxtail [Desserts] Bread 0,50€. Taxes included [Starters]

Output: Crispy Spinach Canneloni

Dinner Menu | Restaurant Aiguaclara Begur


Input: [AE-1476] EzBlock BSA [Product Number]

Output: Product Name

EzBlock BSA | Blocking Reagent | Blotting Reagents & Membranes | ATTO Products | ATTO Website


Input: [AE-1476] Tris buffer, bovine serum albumin [Product Number]

Output: Components

EzBlock BSA | Blocking Reagent | Blotting Reagents & Membranes | ATTO Products | ATTO Website


Input: [AE-1476] Dilute it 5 times with distilled water [Product Number]

Output: Method of use

EzBlock BSA | Blocking Reagent | Blotting Reagents & Membranes | ATTO Products | ATTO Website


Input: [AE-1476] 1L [Product Number]

Output: Applicable amount

EzBlock BSA | Blocking Reagent | Blotting Reagents & Membranes | ATTO Products | ATTO Website


Input: [AE-1476] for 1 year at cold storage [Product Number]

Output: Storage period

EzBlock BSA | Blocking Reagent | Blotting Reagents & Membranes | ATTO Products | ATTO Website


Input: [AE-1476] 200mL/bottle (5x conc.) [Product Number]

Output: Package

EzBlock BSA | Blocking Reagent | Blotting Reagents & Membranes | ATTO Products | ATTO Website


Input: [Product] Coleman Stainless [Lid Latch] Yes [Abuse] No [Security] No [Food Tray] No [Tie Down]

Output: No

A Camping, Jeeping, Cooler Guide - Jp Magazine


Input: [Product] Igloo Ice Cube [Lid Latch] No [Abuse] No [Security] No [Food Tray] No [Tie Down]

Output: No

A Camping, Jeeping, Cooler Guide - Jp Magazine


Input: [Product] Grizzly [Lid Latch] Yes [Abuse] Yes [Security] Yes [Food Tray] No [Tie Down]

Output: Yes

A Camping, Jeeping, Cooler Guide - Jp Magazine


Input: [Product] Yeti Tundra [Lid Latch] Yes [Abuse] Yes [Security] Yes [Food Tray] Yes [Tie Down]

Output: Yes

A Camping, Jeeping, Cooler Guide - Jp Magazine


Input: [Product] Engel Fridge [Lid Latch] Yes [Abuse] Yes [Security] No [Food Tray] N/A [Tie Down]

Output: Yes

A Camping, Jeeping, Cooler Guide - Jp Magazine


Input: [Product] ARB Fridge/Freeze (new) [Lid Latch] Yes [Abuse] Yes [Security] No [Food Tray] N/A [Tie Down]

Output: Yes

A Camping, Jeeping, Cooler Guide - Jp Magazine


Input: [Title] Great stuff [Date] 8/18/2014 1:55 am [Comments]

Output: I've had a total of 4 steering wheels throughout my many gaming years. This is by far the best so far. Hoping for PC drivers soon so I can expand it's use.

Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback Wheel for Xbox One


Input: [Reviewer] PURPLESPEED [Title] Hard Core Racer..... [Date] 8/4/2014 8:33 am [Comments]

Output: WOW, it is by far above any other wheel I have used! Waited a long time to get this, a long time. Was it worth the wait, YES. The feedback and rumble on the wheel is over the top in performance. It really is the best wheel I have, and I have three other wheels. Get one, you will not regret it, stay shiny and keep in on the pavement. PURPLESPEED

Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback Wheel for Xbox One


Input: [Title] works very well [Date] 7/30/2014 8:56 pm [Comments]

Output: Not as much force feed back as the thrustmaster but so far it has had no problems and also has a better feeling wheel. I have two thrustmaster wheels and so far the madcatz has been reliable with no issues, I can not say the same for the thrustmaster although they have good customer service I would rather just have a reliable wheel. Good job Madcatz!

Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback Wheel for Xbox One


Input: [Reviewer] Williams [Title] Gamer [Date] 2/4/2014 3:54 pm [Comments]

Output: I've played a lot of raceing games from PGR series thru forza series with a wheel & pedals set up , this pro wheel & pedals remind me when I first got my MOMO ff wheel, very high quality next gen can't wait, come on mad katz release the wheel on time PLEASE. Pre-ordered mine already

Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback Wheel for Xbox One


Input: [Reviewer] Valfredo Borghezan [Title] One for me... [Date] 12/14/2013 4:13 am [Comments]

Output: That´s is a serious simulation wheel with great construction quality and good specifications...one wheel is mine for sure!!!

Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback Wheel for Xbox One


Input: [Reviewer] James williams [Title] Wheel first impressions [Date] 12/11/2013 6:00 pm [Comments]

Output: Ino it's not a review but, first impressions are very good! Looks firm and looks very nice! Iv previously purchased the xbox 360 force feedback wheel and my impressions were fantastic! If madcatz can better that I will take my hat off to them ! Looks great, can't wait to get my hands on one! Peace.

Mad Catz Pro Racing Force Feedback Wheel for Xbox One


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Nasal squamous cell carcinoma [Intermediate] Low

Output: Response is often minimal

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Nasal chondrosarcoma [Intermediate] Intermediate to high

Output: Some subtypes respond better than others

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Nasal osteosarcoma [Intermediate] Low

Output: Response may be better if after surgery

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Oral melanoma [Intermediate] Low to intermediate

Output: Poor response usually unless after surgery

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Oral squamous cell carcinoma [Intermediate] Low

Output: Especially poor in cats; aggressive treatment required

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Osteosarcoma [Intermediate] Low

Output: Metastatic disease in > 90%; pain palliation

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Chondrosarcoma [Intermediate] Intermediate

Output: Best when small; metastasis a problem

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Fibrosarcoma [Intermediate] Low to intermediate

Output: Depends on tissue of origin

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Injection-related fibrosarcoma [Intermediate] Low to intermediate

Output: Best if done after first surgery, poor later

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Thyroid carcinoma [Intermediate] Intermediate to high

Output: Usually respond very well; 131I possible

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Thyroid adenoma [Intermediate] High

Output: Treat with 131I (>95% cure)

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Salivary adenocarcinoma [Intermediate] Intermediate

Output: Usually respond well, especially in cats

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Brain tumor – meningioma [Intermediate] Intermediate to high

Output: Usually stabilizes mass; good clinical result

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Brain tumor – glioma [Intermediate] Low to intermediate

Output: Depends on size, location, and clinical signs

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Brain tumor – lymphoma [Intermediate] High

Output: Most effective treatment for CNS lymphoma

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Brain tumor – metastasis [Intermediate] Intermediate

Output: Effective but short term due to other disease

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Spinal cord mesenchymal tumor [Intermediate] Intermediate

Output: Reasonable response but dose limited by cord

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Spinal neurofibrosarcoma [Intermediate] Low to intermediate

Output: Short-term response good but commonly recur

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Lymphosarcoma [Intermediate] High

Output: Excellent response but can only treat locally

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Cutaneous lymphoma [Intermediate] High

Output: Often curative

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Nasal lymphoma [Intermediate] High

Output: Good response, often very durable

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Thymoma [Intermediate] Low to high

Output: Low for scirious form, high for lymphocytic

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Mediastinal chemodectoma [Intermediate] Low

Output: Large masses, dose limited by heart and lungs

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Adrenal neoplasias [Intermediate] Low

Output: Difficult to accurately localize treatment

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Transitional cell carcinoma [Intermediate] Intermediate

Output: May respond well initially but recur

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Prostatic adenocarcinoma [Intermediate] Low to intermediate

Output: Data available on response is quite variable

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Mast cell tumors [Intermediate] Intermediate to high

Output: Very good for low grade, less for high grade

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Peripheral nerve sheath tumor [Intermediate] Intermediate to high

Output: Strongly recommended after surgery

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Soft-tissue sarcoma [Intermediate] Low to high

Output: Improves control after surgery, not alone

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Lick granuloma [Intermediate] Intermediate to high

Output: Treatment of last resort, often works well

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Transmissible venereal tumor [Intermediate] High

Output: Very good control even for large tumors

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Equine sarcoid [Intermediate] High

Output: Used in refractory tumors, brachytherapy

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Equine nasal carcinoma [Intermediate] Intermediate to high

Output: Beam treatment effective, very few sites

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Nasal adenocarcinoma] Equine ocular squamous cell carcinoma [Intermediate] Intermediate to high

Output: Best treatment when bone involved

Overview of Radiation Therapy: Radiation Therapy: Merck Veterinary Manual


Input: [Vitamin] A [How it helps] Needed for vision Helps your body fight germs Helps keep your skin healthy [Where you get it]

Output: Cereals fortified with vitamin A Mango, cantaloupe, apricot Green vegetables like spinach, kale, turnip greens Broccoli Carrots, sweet potatoes, pumpkin, squash Liver Eggs Milk fortified with vitamin A


Input: [Vitamin] B vitamins, including B-12 and folic acid (say: FOH-lik ASS-ihd) or folate (say: FOH-layt) [How it helps] Help break down food to give you energy Good for your nervous system Help your body make red blood cells Folic acid or folate prevents a type of birth defect [Where you get it]

Output: Whole grains, such as whole wheat and oats Fish and shellfish Poultry and lean red meats Eggs Dairy products, like milk and yogurt Leafy green vegetables Beans and peas Orange juice Fortified dry cereals


Input: [Vitamin] C [How it helps] Needed for healthy bones, blood vessels, gums, and skin [Where you get it]

Output: Citrus fruits, like oranges and grapefruit Cantaloupe Strawberries Tomatoes Broccoli Cabbage Kiwi fruit Papaya Sweet red peppers


Input: [Vitamin] D [How it helps] Needed for healthy bones and teeth [Where you get it]

Output: Milk fortified with vitamin D Fish Egg yolks Liver Cereal fortified with vitamin D Mushrooms


Input: [Vitamin] E [How it helps] Protects cells in the body Helps your body make red blood cells [Where you get it]

Output: Whole grains, such as whole wheat and oats Wheat germ Leafy green vegetables Egg yolks Nuts and seeds


Input: [Vitamin] K [How it helps] Helps your blood clot Helps keep your bones strong [Where you get it]

Output: Leafy green vegetables Dairy products, like milk and yogurt Broccoli


Input: [Typical Symptoms] Dark splotches or Edge darkening towards the inside of the filter [Repair Cost:] $750 [Problems seen:]

Output: Failed Blockers & trimmers


Input: [Typical Symptoms] Housing doesn't feel as hot as it used to. Image doesn't show prominences anymore. (Offband) [Repair Cost:] $700 [Problems seen:]

Output: Failed heater


Input: [Typical Symptoms] Knob should be set at 6.0 Filter will be off-band at wrong setting Heater circuit will blow if turned above 8 [Repair Cost:] Free to $700 [Problems seen:]

Output: Heater knob set too high


Input: [Typical Symptoms] A sligthly dirty filter can be blown off with Dustoff or a photo dust bulb. Be careful not to allow any liquid propellant to hit the glass surface. A very dirty filter must be sent back to DayStar for complete Clean and Check Service [Repair Cost:] Free to $45 [Problems seen:]

Output: Filter is dirty


Input: [Typical Symptoms] Once again, we don't use a grease. The only way for optical couplant to separate is to open the filter. DO not open the filter. Send it back. Most who think they have this problem actually have bad blockers and trimmers. [Repair Cost:] $150 - $750 [Problems seen:]

Output: "Optical 'grease' has separated"


Input: [Typical Symptoms] Lines in image and/or visible lines on viewing filter. This is caused by opening the filter. It may be minor or may be permanent damage to the filter. [Repair Cost:] $150 - full replacement cost [Problems seen:]

Output: Spider veins


Input: [Typical Symptoms] This is caused by opening the filter resulting in permanent damage to the filter. [Repair Cost:] $475-$7,600 [Problems seen:]

Output: Etalon damage


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_1 [title] Curing Measuring Tape Paint [blurb] The Ameritherm 20kW output solid state induction power supply along with a unique 30" long multi turn helical coil was found to produce the following results. [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: steel

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_2 [title] Curing Adhesive on Steel Motor Shaft for Bonding [blurb] A complex two coil system, shield and stud systems used to provide proper axial alignments of the shaft & coil while allowing the fixture to be open for removal of the shaft. [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: steel

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_3 [title] Bonding Rear View Mirror Brackets to Windshield Glass [blurb] A unique four-over-four double wound pancake coil is used for the bonding application. [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: steel

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_4 [title] Curing the Inside Liner of Baby Food Bottle Tops [blurb] A three turn oval pancake coil is used to cure the inside liner of a baby food bottle cap. The bottle cap travels through the coil at 25” per second to cure 500 caps per minute. [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: steel

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_5 [title] Curing Speaker Cone Epoxy [blurb] Induction heating provides minimized coating defects, repeatable results and faster production times [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: fabric

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_6 [title] Curing Ceramic Fiber [blurb] A special steel tube and coil combination is used to build an induction heating oven to cure the fiber on a continuous basis. The ceramic fiber travels in an alumina tube inside a hot steel tube [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: ceramic

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_7 [title] Curing Alumium Car Molding [blurb] Automotive manufacturers are constantly searching for cost-effective production technologies. [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: aluminum

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_8 [title] Curing ink on aluminum bottle caps [blurb] A double channel coil is used for the ink drying application. Fifteen bottle caps are placed inside the coil and power is applied for 3 seconds to dry the ink. [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: aluminum

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_9 [title] Curing plastisol adhesive on an aluminum filter assembly [blurb] A four turn helical coil is used to cure the plastisol adhesive. One filter end cap is filled with adhesive, attached to the filter and heated 90 seconds to cure the adhesive. [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: aluminum

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_10 [title] Curing epoxy on aluminum copier roller assembly [blurb] A four turn helical pancake coil is used to heat the end of the copier roller assembly. The assembly is heated 90 seconds to cure the adhesive. [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: aluminum

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_11 [title] Curing a coating on both sides of an aluminum piston [blurb] A three turn channel coil 19” (48.26cm) long is used to anneal 4 pistons running though the coil with a distance of 6” (15.24cm) between centers. [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: aluminum

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_12 [title] Curing plastisol adhesive on both ends of a filter assembly [blurb] Induction heating provides improved distribution of heat, much faster cure time than heat plates previously used, much faster production rate and hands-free heating that involves no operator skill for manufacturing [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: platisol

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [utm_medium] curing [docid] curing_16 [title] Curing a coating by heating a steel tube and an aluminum block [blurb] The client’s oven had a heating time of 20 minutes, so the time savings from a 90-second cycle are considerable. Additionally, induction is a repeatable process, unlike an oven and the induction system takes up less floor space than an oven. [regn_link] apps_able.php [material]

Output: steel/aluminum

Curing Plastisol with induction heating for Filters


Input: [Medical Product] Intravenous solution pack [Product Requirements]

Output: Flexible moisture barrier film. No interaction with medical solution.

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Table II. Medical products and packaging, with corresponding materials requirements.


Input: [Medical Product] Blood-collection units, containers, and packs [Product Requirements]

Output: Breath film for platelets. Low-temperature ductile impact film for plasma.

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Input: [Medical Product] Peritoneal dialysis solution pack [Product Requirements]

Output: Flexible moisture barrier film. No interaction with medical solution.

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Input: [Medical Product] Disposable stem cell container [Product Requirements]

Output: Biocompatible to be able to incubate the cells. Breath film for cells to grow and multiply.

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Input: [Medical Product] Biohazard bag [Product Requirements]

Output: Puncture resistance. High drop impact strength and autoclavable.

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Input: [Medical Product] Pharmaceutical blister pack, bottle, and container [Product Requirements]

Output: Barrier for moisture, oxygen, and carbon dioxide.

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Input: [Food] Beef [Digestibility] High [Speed] Slow [Quality] High [Important AA*] N/A [Micro-nutrients] Iron, Zinc, B12 [Fat Content] Variable [Fatty Acids] N/A [Protein Content]

Output: High

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Food] Chicken [Digestibility] High [Speed] Slow [Quality] High [Important AA*] N/A [Micro-nutrients] Iron, Zinc, B12 [Fat Content] Variable [Fatty Acids] N/A [Protein Content]

Output: High

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Food] Pork [Digestibility] High [Speed] Slow [Quality] High [Important AA*] N/A [Micro-nutrients] N/A [Fat Content] Variable [Fatty Acids] N/A [Protein Content]

Output: High

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Food] Fish [Digestibility] High [Speed] Slow [Quality] High [Important AA*] Taurine? [Micro-nutrients] B12 [Fat Content] Variable [Fatty Acids] W-3 fish oils [Protein Content]

Output: High

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Food] Whole Egg [Digestibility] High [Speed] Slow [Quality] High [Important AA*] N/A [Micro-nutrients] Iron, Zinc, B12 If you eat a lot [Fat Content] Moderate [Fatty Acids] N/A [Protein Content]

Output: Moderate

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Food] Egg White [Digestibility] Medium [Speed] Slow [Quality] Moderate [Important AA*] N/A [Micro-nutrients] N/A [Fat Content] Low [Fatty Acids] N/A [Protein Content]

Output: High

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Food] Beans [Digestibility] Medium [Speed] Slow? [Quality] Moderate [Important AA*] N/A [Micro-nutrients] N/A [Fat Content] Low [Fatty Acids] N/A [Protein Content]

Output: Moderate

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Food] Soy Beans [Digestibility] Medium [Speed] Slow? [Quality] Moderate [Important AA*] N/A [Micro-nutrients] Phytoestrogens [Fat Content] Moderate [Fatty Acids] Polyunsaturated [Protein Content]

Output: Moderate

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Food] Nuts [Digestibility] Medium [Speed] Slow? [Quality] Moderate [Important AA*] N/A [Micro-nutrients] N/A [Fat Content] Moderate [Fatty Acids] Polyunsaturated [Protein Content]

Output: Moderate

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Food] Whey powder [Digestibility] High [Speed] Fast [Quality] High [Important AA*] 23-25% BCAA [Micro-nutrients] Calcium [Fat Content] Low [Fatty Acids] N/A [Protein Content]

Output: High

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Food] Casein Powder [Digestibility] High [Speed] Slow [Quality] High [Important AA*] 20% BCAA [Micro-nutrients] Calcium [Fat Content] Low [Fatty Acids] N/A [Protein Content]

Output: High

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Food] Soy Isolate [Digestibility] High [Speed] Fast [Quality] High [Important AA*] BCAA/Glutamine [Micro-nutrients] Phytoestrogens [Fat Content] Low [Fatty Acids] N/A [Protein Content]

Output: High

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Food] Grains/Fruit [Digestibility] Low [Speed] Slow? [Quality] Low [Important AA*] N/A [Micro-nutrients] N/A [Fat Content] Low [Fatty Acids] N/A [Protein Content]

Output: Very low

What Are Good Sources of Protein? - Wrapping it Up : BodyRecomposition


Input: [Did You Know...] that among all vectors, ticks have the distinction of transmitting the widest diversity of microbes that are harmful to humans? [Reference on Site]

Output: Ticks can harbor and transmit a wide diversity of pathogens simultaneously. Viruses, bacteria, and protozoan parasites are all transmitted by ticks. Most health problems in humans result from pathogens being transmitted to humans from ticks during blood meals. More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that emerging diseases like West Nile Virus that infect both wildlife and humans and that are actively transmitted between them require wildlife biologists to assist public health authorities? [Reference on Site]

Output: In the collaboration between wildlife scientists and epidemiologists, research on wildlife species addresses the ecological, physiological, and behavioral aspects of the disease in animals, providing insights into how wildlife species maintain and spread the disease to people. More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that autumnal die-offs, involving hundreds of migratory birds, occurred in Chesapeake Bay in 2001, 2004 and 2005? [Reference on Site]

Output: The most prominent events were at the Poplar Island Complex in proximity to brackish impoundments with algal blooms and elevated cyanobacteria counts (Anabaena spp.). Although avian botulism was documented as the cause of death of some individuals, recent evidence suggests that cyanobacteria toxin microcystin (MC) may play a role in the initiation of such botulism outbreaks. More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that Patuxent Wildlife Research Center has a major role in the training of whooping crane chicks to fly behind an ultralight? [Reference on Site]

Output: Whoopers are trained to follow ultralight aircraft to learn a new migration route as the first step in establishing a new migratory flock of whoopers. The Class of 2006 will be the sixth group of young whooping cranes to take part in a project sponsored by the Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership (WCEP), a coalition of public and private organizations that is reintroducing endangered whooping cranes in eastern North America, part of their historic range. More information... Also see Whooping Crane Eastern Partnership and Operation Migration's web pages for further information.

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that the Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) Results and Analysis website is a source of information about distributions and population changes of North American birds? [Reference on Site]

Output: It is also a tool for learning about birds, with connections to the ID tips showing pictures of common North American birds and quizzes on bird distribution and identification. The primary objective of the BBS has been the estimation of population change for songbirds. However, the data have many potential uses, and investigators have used the data to address a variety of research and management objectives. More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that a laysan albatross ranks as the #1 oldest wild bird in North America: 50 years, 8 months? [Reference on Site]

Output: The USGS Patuxent Wildlife Research Center Bird Banding Laboratory (BBL) maintains longevity records from bird banding information at this site: http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/BBL/homepage/longvrec.htm Here's the top ten.

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that you can learn the breeding calls of frogs and toads in the eastern United States and that you can listen to the calls of species in your state by using the frog call lookup option? [Reference on Site]

Output: This is available on the Public Quiz of our Frog Call Quiz website at http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/Frogquiz/index.cfm?fuseaction=publicQuiz.StartPublicQuiz and the frog call lookup option is found at: http://www.pwrc.usgs.gov/Frogquiz/index.cfm?fuseaction=main.lookup

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that biologists use lice to identify cowbird hosts? [Reference on Site]

Output: The host specificity of avian lice (Phthiraptera) may be utilized by biologists to investigate the brood parasitism patterns of Brown-headed Cowbirds (Molothrus ater). As nestlings, brood parasites have a unique opportunity to encounter lice that are typically host specific. More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that the Contaminant Exposure and Effects-Terrestrial Vertebrates database (CEE-TV) contains contaminant exposure and effects information for terrestrial vertebrates (birds, mammals, amphibians and reptiles) that reside in estuarine and coastal habitats along the Atlantic, Gulf and Pacific Coasts including Alaska and Hawaii and in the Great Lakes Region? [Reference on Site]

Output: Data is compiled through computerized searches of published literature, reviews of existing databases, and solicitation of unpublished reports from conservation agencies, private groups and universities. Currently, the CEE-TV database contains over 17,000 records containing ecotoxicological exposure and effects information on approximately 252,000 individuals representing over 450 species. More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that the North American Breeding Bird Survey (BBS) is a cooperative effort between the U.S. Geological Survey's Patuxent Wildlife Research Center and the Canadian Wildlife Service's National Wildlife Research Centre to monitor the status and trends of North American bird populations? [Reference on Site]

Output: Following a rigorous protocol, BBS data are collected by thousands of dedicated participants along thousands of randomly established roadside routes throughout the continent. Professional BBS coordinators and data managers work closely with researchers and statisticians to compile and deliver these population data and population trend analyses on more than 400 bird species, for use by conservation managers, scientists, and the general public. More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that the whooping crane is an endangered species and why? [Reference on Site]

Output: Several factors have harmed whooping cranes. The primary one is the loss of habitat. Wetlands have been drained for agriculture. Oil and gas development and the construction of intercoastal waterways for barge traffic are additional threats. More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that bird banding is an universal and indispensable technique for studying the movement, survival and behavior of birds? [Reference on Site]

Output: Bird banding is one of the most useful tools in the modern study of wild birds. Wild birds are captured and marked with a uniquely numbered band or ring placed on the leg. More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that earthworms help create the soil that supports life? [Reference on Site]

Output: Earthworms eat soil because it contains organic matter. Organic matter comes from living organisms. A banana peel, a tree root, a deceased armadillo - all of them decay and become part of the soil organic matter. More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that a male Baltimore Oriole can be told from other black and orange orioles by its completely black head? [Reference on Site]

Output: See other identification tips, life history information, and hear song of the Baltimore Oriole at http://www.mbr-pwrc.usgs.gov/id/framlst/i5070id.html.

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that tadpoles typically are in specific aquatic habitats for longer periods than their adults, they sometimes are more difficult to find and nearly always more difficult to identify? [Reference on Site]

Output: A key for the tadpoles of the United States and Canada features a different format and approach to identifying frog larvae. More details of ontogenetic variation are included than in many keys, and more attention is paid to using characteristics of living tadpoles. A tutorial examines morphological traits, and color photographs are included to simplify the identification process. More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that a large beaver-like rodent called a Nutria has caused extensive marsh loss at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge in Maryland? [Reference on Site]

Output: Nutria are large (8-18 lb) beaver-like rodents that are 5 to 10 times as large as our native muskrat and were accidentally introduced to Maryland in 1940's. USGS scientists at Patuxent Wildlife Research Center in partnership with the state of Maryland and the US Fish and Wildlife Service are working together to study the role of nutria in the extensive loss of marsh at Blackwater National Wildlife Refuge and surrounding state and private wetlands. • Marsh loss was noticeable from photographs taken since the 1950's • Loss of marsh has coincided with the increase of nutria population • Nutria activity is directly contributing to marsh loss in Maryland More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that living organisms have long been used to monitor environmental contamination? [Reference on Site]

Output: The value of biota in monitoring programs relates to their characteristic of integrating contaminant exposure and effects over time and space. More Information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Did You Know...] that SET stands for Surface Elevation Table and is a portable mechanical leveling device for measuring the relative elevation of wetland sediments? [Reference on Site]

Output: The SET website is specifically designed to be a forum for researchers in wetland science who use or might use the device and to offer more information about the proper use of the SET and interpretation of its data. But we encourage anyone who wants to learn more about research techniques and their development to visit the site as well. More information...

Did you know? - Patuxent Wildlife Research Center


Input: [Adoption] Almost nothing (foster care adoptions) to $40,000 [IVF, donor eggs] At least $15,000 to $30,000 [IVF, my eggs] $8,429 plus meds and monitoring [0]

Output: Cost range


Input: [Adoption] Indefinite to infinite [IVF, donor eggs] 6 months to a year [IVF, my eggs] You know, whenever [0]

Output: Wait time


Input: [Adoption] None [IVF, donor eggs] High [IVF, my eggs] High [0]

Output: Physical risk


Input: [Adoption] None [IVF, donor eggs] Some [IVF, my eggs] Complete [0]

Output: Genetic relationship


Input: [Adoption] Many [IVF, donor eggs] Some [IVF, my eggs] None [0]

Output: Unresolved ethical questions


Input: [Adoption] Approaching 100% with time and persistence [IVF, donor eggs] Approximately 50% live birth rate across patient population [IVF, my eggs] Oh, Jesus gay, I can't even think about that [0]

Output: Likelihood of success


Input: [Weight Loss Nutrient] Irvingia gabonensis (African Mango) [Category] Appetite Suppression [Suggested Dosing] 150 mg twice a day. [Mechanism of Action]

Output: Decreases appetite by breaking leptin resistance (leptin is a hormone that signals the brain to stop eating). The average weight loss was around 20 pounds in 10 weeks.1

The Life Extension Blog: Nutrients that Support Your Weight Loss Diet


Input: [Weight Loss Nutrient] White Kidney Bean [Category] Sugar Blocker [Suggested Dosing] 445 mg twice a day. Take 15 minutes before the heaviest meals of the day. [Mechanism of Action]

Output: Inhibits amylase, the digestive enzyme that breaks down carbohydrates to be absorbed into the bloodstream as glucose. Resulted in a loss of 6.5 pounds on average in just 30 days.2,3,4

The Life Extension Blog: Nutrients that Support Your Weight Loss Diet


Input: [Weight Loss Nutrient] Brown Seaweed Kelp and Bladderwrack [Category] Sugar Blocker [Suggested Dosing] 250 mg/day. [Mechanism of Action]

Output: Together they block two digestive enzymes: amylase, which helps break down starches into glucose molecules, and glucosidase, which breaks down simple carbohydrates into glucose.In laboratory studies, reduced after-meal fluctuations in blood sugar by up to 90% when compared to non-supplemented animals and reduced blood insulin levels by as much as 40%.5

The Life Extension Blog: Nutrients that Support Your Weight Loss Diet


Input: [Weight Loss Nutrient] Green Coffee Bean Extract [Category] Sugar Blocker [Suggested Dosing] 200 to 400 mg/day. [Mechanism of Action]

Output: A rich source of chlorogenic acid which inhibits the digestive enzyme glucosidase and the sugar producing enzyme glucose-6-phosphase. The result is lower after-meal blood sugar levels.6

The Life Extension Blog: Nutrients that Support Your Weight Loss Diet


Input: [Weight Loss Nutrient] L-Arabinose [Category] Sugar Blocker [Suggested Dosing] 550 mg twice a day. Take 15 minutes before the heaviest meals of the day. [Mechanism of Action]

Output: Inhibits the digestive enzyme sucrose, which breaks down sucrose to fructose and glucose in the digestive tract for absorption into the bloodstream. The result is improved blood sugar and insulin levels.7

The Life Extension Blog: Nutrients that Support Your Weight Loss Diet


Input: [Weight Loss Nutrient] Propolmannan [Category] Fat Blocker [Suggested Dosing] 2 grams twice a day. Take 15 minutes before the heaviest meals of the day. [Mechanism of Action]

Output: A soluble fiber that binds to bile acids in the small intestine and helps transport them out of the body.8Overall, this will help decrease the number of fat calories from entering into your bloodstream. In placebo-controlled studies, participants lost on average 8 pounds in just 8 weeks.9,10

The Life Extension Blog: Nutrients that Support Your Weight Loss Diet


Input: [Weight Loss Nutrient] Conjugated Linoleic Acid [Category] Metabolic Booster [Suggested Dosing] 3 to 4 grams per day [Mechanism of Action]

Output: A study that showed a dose of 3.4 g CLA per day for 12 weeks seems to be sufficient to reduce body fat mass (BFM) significantly in overweight and obese humans.11 Another study showed 3.2 g per day increased lean body mass over a 12 week period.12 And a six month study on overweight adults showed CLA decreased body fat in specific regions of the body for all participants.13

The Life Extension Blog: Nutrients that Support Your Weight Loss Diet


Input: [Weight Loss Nutrient] Fucoxanthin [Category] Metabolic Booster [Suggested Dosing] 200 to 400 mg a day. Take 15 minutes before the heaviest meals of the day. [Mechanism of Action]

Output: Unlike many “fat burners” that stimulate the central nervous system, Fucoxanthin works directly in fat cells.14,15 Scientists have found that its weight loss benefits are enhanced by combining it with pomegranate seed oil. The active ingredient in pomegranate oil reduces blood supply to fat cells and prevents them from increasing in size.16,17

The Life Extension Blog: Nutrients that Support Your Weight Loss Diet


Input: [Weight Loss Nutrient] Green Tea Extract [Category] Metabolic Booster [Suggested Dosing] 150 to 300 mg/day. [Mechanism of Action]

Output: Its principal antioxidant is epigallocatechin-3-gallate or EGCG. It promotes a healthy resting metabolic rate.18

The Life Extension Blog: Nutrients that Support Your Weight Loss Diet


Input: Abena Abri-Form AirPlus Briefs" [Sort by NI Rating] Best [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.82 [Description]

Output: Soft, cloth-like outer layer Absorbent zones on sides and in back Refastenable tape tabs plus a wetness indicator

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Attends Breathable Briefs [Sort by NI Rating] Best [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.59 [Description]

Output: Single leg gather Flex-tabs press down, then tug Available in Regular size for shorter persons who usually use Large size

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Attends Briefs Extended Wear [Sort by NI Rating] Best [Sort by Cost/Each**] $1.55 [Description]

Output: Additional fluff and polymer to be more absorbent Available in two sizes Great for all night

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Cool Comfort Fitted Briefs [Sort by NI Rating] Good [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.50 [Description]

Output: Economical Refastenable tape tabs Wetness Indicator Stripe

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Depend Silhouette Briefs for Women [Sort by NI Rating] Best [Sort by Cost/Each**] $1.87 [Description]

Output: Look and feel just like regular underwear Slim profile for a discreet, unnoticeable fit Maximum absorbency for improved dryness

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Depend Real Fit Briefs for Men [Sort by NI Rating] Best [Sort by Cost/Each**] $1.87 [Description]

Output: Look and feel just like regular underwear Slim profile for a discreet fit no one will notice Maximum absorbency for improved dryness

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Medline Comfort-Aire Briefs [Sort by NI Rating] Good [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.68 [Description]

Output: Soft, breathable side panels for added comfort Extra wide tabs for a secure fit "Grab anywhere" closure system reduces waste

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Molicare Comfort Briefs [Sort by NI Rating] Best [Sort by Cost/Each**] $1.11 [Description]

Output: Interior leak barriers for exceptional absorbency Less bulky Dual refastening tapes for a secure fit

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Prevail Adult Briefs (69 oz.) [Sort by NI Rating] Better [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.85 [Description]

Output: Absorbent daytime brief Easy-Lock Fastener Fecal containment zone

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Prevail Breezers [Sort by NI Rating] Good [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.51 [Description]

Output: Economical Easy-Lock Fasteners for easy maneuvering Comfortable and discreet

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Prevail NU-FIT Briefs [Sort by NI Rating] Better [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.47 [Description]

Output: Cloth-like outer fabric Uses Easy-Lock Fastener for easy attachment Advanced Zoning System puts absorbency where you need it most

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Prevail PerFit Adult Briefs [Sort by NI Rating] Good [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.50 [Description]

Output: Odor Guard™ Plus stops odors before they start Advanced Zoning System puts absorbency where you need it most Easy to remove and refasten

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Prevail PM Extended Wear (108 oz.) [Sort by NI Rating] Better [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.77 [Description]

Output: Colors: M-yellow, L-green Thicker with functional zones More comfortable for nighttime use

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Prevail Stretch Fit [Sort by NI Rating] Unique [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.68 [Description]

Output: Stretch side panels White Ideal for ambulatory users

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Restore Briefs [Sort by NI Rating] Better [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.79 [Description]

Output: Breathable side panels increase air flow Absorbent core has Remedy Skin Cream for improved skin health Dual core wicks fluid away from skin

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Select Soft n' Breathable Briefs [Sort by NI Rating] Good [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.88 [Description]

Output: Breathable sides Refastenable hooks Form fitting and comfortable

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Tena Classic Plus (18 oz.) [Sort by NI Rating] Better [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.59 [Description]

Output: Plastic tape zone across front Colors - S-green, M-white, R-lavender, L-blue, XL-beige

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Tena Flex [Sort by NI Rating] Unique [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.72 [Description]

Output: Breathable belt around waist Diaper hooks in front Can be easily repositioned for wound care

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Tena Stretch Ultra Tena Stretch Super [Sort by NI Rating] Best [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.80 $1.18 [Description]

Output: Breathable sides Easy up and down Strip of refastenable Velcro M/R-lavender, L/XL-yellow Increased absorbency with Super

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Tena Super (25 oz.) [Sort by NI Rating] Best [Sort by Cost/Each**] $1.00 [Description]

Output: All sizes, green color Breathable sides Designed for heavy wetting Infrequent changes

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Tena Ultra Briefs [Sort by NI Rating] Best [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.72 [Description]

Output: Breathable sides Colors - M-white, R-lavender, L-blue, XL-peach

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: Tranquility SlimLine Breathable Briefs [Sort by NI Rating] Best [Sort by Cost/Each**] $0.97 [Description]

Output: Breathable sides help air circulate Micro-hook closure tabs Good for warm climates

Breathable Outer Layer Briefs Comparison Chart: National Incontinence


Input: [Set Measure ID] HBIPS-1 [Measure Short Name]

Output: Admission Screening for Violence Risk, Substance Use, Psychological Trauma History and Patient Strengths completed

HospitalBasedInpatientPsychiatricServices - Manual - Performance Measurement Network


Input: [Set Measure ID] HBIPS-2 [Measure Short Name]

Output: Hours of physical restraint use

HospitalBasedInpatientPsychiatricServices - Manual - Performance Measurement Network


Input: [Set Measure ID] HBIPS-3 [Measure Short Name]

Output: Hours of seclusion use

HospitalBasedInpatientPsychiatricServices - Manual - Performance Measurement Network


Input: [Set Measure ID] HBIPS-4 [Measure Short Name]

Output: Patients discharged on multiple antipsychotic medications

HospitalBasedInpatientPsychiatricServices - Manual - Performance Measurement Network


Input: [Set Measure ID] HBIPS-5 [Measure Short Name]

Output: Patients discharged on multiple antipsychotic medications with appropriate justification

HospitalBasedInpatientPsychiatricServices - Manual - Performance Measurement Network


Input: [Set Measure ID] HBIPS-6 [Measure Short Name]

Output: Post discharge continuing care plan created

HospitalBasedInpatientPsychiatricServices - Manual - Performance Measurement Network


Input: [Set Measure ID] HBIPS-7 [Measure Short Name]

Output: Post discharge continuing care plan transmitted to next level of care provider upon discharge

HospitalBasedInpatientPsychiatricServices - Manual - Performance Measurement Network


Input: [0] Type [1] Name [2]

Output: Purpose

Table 2. ASTM Types of Portland Cement


Input: [0] I [1] Normal [2]

Output: General-purpose cement suitable for most purposes.

Table 2. ASTM Types of Portland Cement


Input: [0] IA [1] Normal-Air Entraining [2]

Output: An air-entraining modification of Type I.

Table 2. ASTM Types of Portland Cement


Input: [0] II [1] Moderate Sulfate Resistance [2]

Output: Used as a precaution against moderate sulfate attack. It will usually generate less heat at a slower rate than Type I cement.

Table 2. ASTM Types of Portland Cement


Input: [0] IIA [1] Moderate Sulfate Resistance- Air Entraining [2]

Output: An air-entraining modification of Type II.

Table 2. ASTM Types of Portland Cement


Input: [0] III [1] High Early Strength [2]

Output: Used when high early strength is needed. It is has more C3S than Type I cement and has been ground finer to provide a higher surface-to-volume ratio, both of which speed hydration. Strength gain is double that of Type I cement in the first 24 hours.

Table 2. ASTM Types of Portland Cement


Input: [0] IIIA [1] High Early Strength- Air Entraining [2]

Output: An air-entraining modification of Type III.

Table 2. ASTM Types of Portland Cement


Input: [0] IV [1] Low Heat of Hydration [2]

Output: Used when hydration heat must be minimized in large volume applications such as gravity dams. Contains about half the C3S and C3A and double the C2S of Type I cement.

Table 2. ASTM Types of Portland Cement


Input: [0] V [1] High Sulfate Resistance [2]

Output: Used as a precaution against severe sulfate action – principally where soils or groundwaters have a high sulfate content. It gains strength at a slower rate than Type I cement. High sulfate resistance is attributable to low C3A content.

Table 2. ASTM Types of Portland Cement


Input: [Lysosome-related organelle] Lysosomes [Involved in:] Waste removal [Function]

Output: Remove and digest waste from the cell. Found in all cells.


Input: [Lysosome-related organelle] Melanosomes [Involved in:] Pigment production [Function]

Output: Synthesize and store melanin pigments in pigment cells. Carry the pigment to the edge of the cell for deposit in the growing hair.


Input: [Lysosome-related organelle] Platelet-dense granules [Involved in:] Blood clotting [Function]

Output: Play a critical role in blood clotting. Secreted from blood platelets.


Input: [Lysosome-related organelle] Lytic granules [Involved in:] Immune response [Function]

Output: Secrete macromolecules which enable cytotoxic T lymphocytes (type of white blood cell) to destroy virus-infected or tumor cells.


Input: [Lysosome-related organelle] MHC class II compartments (MIICs) [Involved in:] Immune response [Function]

Output: Location of the binding of antigens to the MHC complex in antigen-presenting cells of the immune system.


Input: [Lysosome-related organelle] Neutrophil azurophil granules [Involved in:] Immune response [Function]

Output: Contain bacteria-killing enzymes. Found in neutrophils (type of white blood cell) which play a central role in defense against invading bacteria.


Input: [Lysosome-related organelle] Basophil granules [Involved in:] Immune response [Function]

Output: Contain inflammation effectors (e.g. histamin). Located in basophils, which are major cellular mediators of inflammation associated with allergic diseases.


Input: [TREATMENT] Swedana Steam Therapy 75 minutes [COST*] $300FJD [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Assist your body in its natural detoxification process through exfoliation, massage and steam. This treatment begins with a full body exfoliation of the skin with gloves and skin brushes, followed by a warm oil aromatherapy massage. Finally, the toxins that have been moved through the body and brought to the surface of the skin, will be released with a full body steam.

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Input: [TREATMENT] Thai Coconut Scrub 75 minutes [COST*] $300FJD [DESCRIPTION]

Output: This uplifting and invigorating tropical treatment includes a full body coconut scrub infused with Lemongrass. A perfect treatment to hydrate your skin as this will nourish and soften with the healing qualities of coconut. It will include a JAMU Balinese massage with your choice of aromatherapy oil to complement your scrub.

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Input: [TREATMENT] Reflexology 75 minutes [COST*] $275FJD [DESCRIPTION]

Output: The science of reflexology is based upon the knowledge that all organs and muscle groups have corresponding reflexes in the ears, hands, and feet. Your therapist will apply pressure-point stimulation to release tension, reduce fatigue and open energy pathways allowing the body’s organs to function to their fullest potential.

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Input: [TREATMENT] Bali Spice Ritual 90 minutes [COST*] $350FJD [DESCRIPTION]

Output: Using the traditional blend from Balinese villages a recipe of ginger, clove and spices is applied to your body as a mask. This mask will aid in detoxification by stimulating digestion along with easing congestion in aching joints and muscles by promoting circulation. Whilst your body is warmed with the mask you will receive a JAMU Balinese massage. This treatment is also essential if you have jet-lag.

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Input: [TREATMENT] Cagi ("Thangi") "Air Balancing" Treatment 2 hours 30 minutes [COST*] $650FJD [DESCRIPTION]

Output: If you’re feeling scattered, this treatment can lend a sense of grounding to the body and spirit. The Cagi starts with gentle exfoliation and soft body brushing. Hot stone therapy follows along with a full body massage of your choice. Finally, your body will be painted with warm herbal clay and enveloped in an herbal steam treatment.

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Input: [TREATMENT] Vuravura "Earth Balancing" Treatment 2 hours [COST*] $500FJD [DESCRIPTION]

Output: If you’re feeling heavy and stagnated, this treatment stimulates and detoxifies the body. Vura Vura begins with a vigorous exfoliation. The body is then drenched in warm oil and massaged in the modality of your choice. Afterwards, you’ll be treated to our signature Namale Scalp Treatment and relaxing steam therapy. This is head to toe bliss!

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Input: [TREATMENT] Yameyame "Fire Balancing" Treatment 2 hours [COST*] $450FJD [DESCRIPTION]

Output: If you have a hard time escaping your thoughts, this treatment can help calm the mind and turn off the intellect. In Yame Yame, the body is introduced to a myriad of textures and sensation, including a rhythmic, wave-like massage. Afterward, you’ll enjoy our signature Namale Scalp Treatment and Foot Reflexology.

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Input: [TREATMENT] Kaukauwa "Energy" Therapy 2 hours 30 minutes [COST*] $650FJD [DESCRIPTION]

Output: If your skin is tired and your muscles tight, this invigorating treatment will provide stimulation and relaxation. Enjoy a full-body, salt-elixir exfoliation followed by Swedana steam therapy to reduce tension and release impurities from the skin. Then, you’ll be treated to a deep-tissue massage and our signature Namale Scalp Treatment. Our most popular treatment for men!

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Input: [2] Deluxe pregnancy belly cast kit [1]

Output: Basic pregnancy belly cast kit

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Input: [Kit Comparison] Rolls of Premium Quality Belly Casting Material (each roll is 10cm wide x 4.5 meters long) [2] 5 rolls [1]

Output: 4 rolls

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Input: [Kit Comparison] All-natural belly casting lubricant [2] Yes [1]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Kit Comparison] Plastic drop cloth [2] Yes [1]

Output: Yes

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Input: [Kit Comparison] Nitrile (non-latex) gloves [2] 4 gloves [1]

Output: 2 gloves

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Input: [Kit Comparison] Easy instructions (in English, Spanish & French) [2] Yes [1]

Output: Yes

Deluxe Pregnancy Belly Cast Kit - Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond


Input: [Kit Comparison] Sanding screen [2] Yes [1]

Output: No

Deluxe Pregnancy Belly Cast Kit - Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond


Input: [Kit Comparison] Colorful Decorating Sheet showing hundreds of decorated belly casts [2] Yes [1]

Output: No

Deluxe Pregnancy Belly Cast Kit - Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond


Input: [Kit Comparison] Belly Cast Finishing Sealant (Gesso) [2] Yes [1]

Output: No

Deluxe Pregnancy Belly Cast Kit - Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond


Input: [Kit Comparison] Sponge brush to apply the sealant [2] Yes [1]

Output: No

Deluxe Pregnancy Belly Cast Kit - Pregnancy, Birth and Beyond


Input: [Kit Comparison] Belly Cast Smoother (plaster casting powder) to smooth your belly cast [2] Yes [1]

Output: No

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Input: [Brand & Model No.] 0-300mm [Quantity] 20 [Number of Year(s) Used] 2.0 [Condition] Acceptable [Machine Name]

Output: Vernier caliper

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Input: [Brand & Model No.] SYD-0170 [Quantity] 1 [Number of Year(s) Used] 2.0 [Condition] Acceptable [Machine Name]

Output: Petroleum products furnace carbon residue tester

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Input: [Brand & Model No.] SYD-380 [Quantity] 1 [Number of Year(s) Used] 2.0 [Condition] Acceptable [Machine Name]

Output: Petroleum product sulfur content tester

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Input: [Brand & Model No.] SYD-3536 [Quantity] 1 [Number of Year(s) Used] 2.0 [Condition] Acceptable [Machine Name]

Output: Petroleum products flash point and burning point tester

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Input: [Brand & Model No.] SYD-1884 [Quantity] 1 [Number of Year(s) Used] 2.0 [Condition] Acceptable [Machine Name]

Output: Petroleum product density tester

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Input: [Brand & Model No.] SYD-265B [Quantity] 1 [Number of Year(s) Used] 2.0 [Condition] Acceptable [Machine Name]

Output: Petroleum products viscosity tester

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Input: [Brand & Model No.] NLA432 [Quantity] 1 [Number of Year(s) Used] 2.0 [Condition] Acceptable [Machine Name]

Output: Gradienter

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Input: [Utilities] Heat [Building] On-Site Management [Property] Short-Term Rental [Community]

Output: Bike Paths

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Input: [Utilities] Electricity [Building] Wheelchair Access [Property] Dishwasher [Community]

Output: Bus

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Input: [Utilities] Water [Building] Elevator [Property] Oven/Stove [Community]

Output: LRT

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Input: [Utilities] Cable [Building] Secure Entry [Property] Microwave [Community]

Output: Shopping Center

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Input: [Building] Fitness Area [Property] Fridge [Community]

Output: Outdoor Pool

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Input: [Property] Carpeted Floors [Community]

Output: Public Library

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Input: [Ayurvedic Name] Babunah [Common English Name] Bitter Chamomile [Benefits]

Output: Bitter chamomile has been used since long time for treating advancing age problems like rheumatism. It also helps in reducing the pains of sciatica. A compress of its flowers is prescribed for the treatment.


Input: [Ayurvedic Name] Guggulu [Common English Name] Indian bdellium [Benefits]

Output: Guggulu is beneficial for anti-inflammatory properties. When the oil of guggulu is applied externally, sciatic nerves become relaxed.


Input: [Ayurvedic Name] Rasna [Common English Name] Vanda Orchid [Benefits]

Output: Rasna is also known to have some anti-inflammatory properties. During the searing pains caused by sciatica, this has shown to bring comfort to the person suffering from sciatica.


Input: [Ayurvedic Name] Juniper [Common English Name] Juniper [Benefits]

Output: Juniper oil is proved to be very beneficial in the massage therapy of sciatica. The oil is massaged with firm pressures on the leg and thigh muscles and this reduces the pain to great extent.


Input: [Ayurvedic Name] Jaiphal [Common English Name] Nutmeg [Benefits]

Output: Nutmeg is powdered coarsely and is mixed with the oil of sesame seeds and fried till it becomes brown. This is applied externally to get relief from the sharp pains of sciatica.


Input: [Ayurvedic Name] Kumari [Common English Name] Indian Aloe [Benefits]

Output: Indian aloe has some properties which help in treating the ailments of the lower back including lumbago and sciatica.


Input: [Ayurvedic Name] Shallaki [Common English Name] Boswellia or Frankincense [Benefits]

Output: The gum of the shallaki is known to have anti-inflammatory properties when it is applied externally.


Input: [Lenses Included] ChromaPop Polarized Gray Green [Frame Color]

Output: Black

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Input: [Lenses Included] ChromaPop Polarized Brown [Frame Color]

Output: Vintage Tortoise

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Input: [Lenses Included] Polarized Brown [Frame Color]

Output: Vintage Tortoise

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Input: [Lenses Included] Polarized Gray Gradient [Frame Color]

Output: Black Violet Split

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Input: [Lenses Included] Polarized Gray [Frame Color]

Output: Black

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Input: [Lenses Included] Polarized Brown Gradient [Frame Color]

Output: Apple Tortoise

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Input: [Lenses Included] Sienna Gradient [Frame Color]

Output: Scarlet Fade

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Input: [Lenses Included] Brown Gradient [Frame Color]

Output: Ivory

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Input: [Car Model and Front Bumper] 135i with factory front bumper (Msport) [Carbon Fiber Shroud] Coming Soon [Aluminum Shroud]

Output: Available


Input: [Car Model and Front Bumper] 135i with BMW Performance front bumper [Carbon Fiber Shroud] Coming Soon [Aluminum Shroud]

Output: Coming Soon


Input: [Car Model and Front Bumper] 135i with our FE Widebody front bumper [Carbon Fiber Shroud] Coming Soon [Aluminum Shroud]

Output: Available


Input: [Car Model and Front Bumper] 335i with factory front bumper [Carbon Fiber Shroud] Coming Soon [Aluminum Shroud]

Output: Available


Input: [Car Model and Front Bumper] 335i with BMW Performance front bumper [Carbon Fiber Shroud] Coming Soon [Aluminum Shroud]

Output: Available


Input: [Car Model and Front Bumper] 335i with Mtech front bumper [Carbon Fiber Shroud] Coming Soon [Aluminum Shroud]

Output: Coming Soon


Input: Vaginal moisturizers (such as Replens®, Hyalo-D®, or Luvena®) [Cons] Can be costly and is not covered by insurance. May be messy. Some women may need to use a mini-pad, but the discharge decreases after a couple of weeks. [Pros]

Output: Vaginal moisturizers are designed to keep the vaginal lining moist all the time. Some include prebiotic ingredients to help grow healthy bacteria and keep the vagina at a good pH. Need to be used regularly at bedtime 2 to 3 times a week May replace the need for lubricants during sex, although women may benefit from an extra lubricant for lovemaking even if they are using a moisturizer.

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Input: Water- or silicone-based vaginal lubricants [Cons] May wear off and need to be re-applied during sexual caressing or intercourse. May not be effective enough to prevent pain if there is severe vaginal dryness. [Pros]

Output: Water-based lubricants last longer and work better than old-style gels. Silicone-based lubricants last even longer but are more expensive and may stain sheets or clothing. Can be purchased at most drugstores or over the Internet. Look for brands that do not contain perfumes or chemicals such as parabens or gycerine, and that try to keep the vagina at the same pH as is normal before menopause (4.5).

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Input: Low-dose vaginal estrogen replacement (such as Estring, Vagifem) [Cons] Some oncologists still worry about breast cancer survivors using these products. A small study found that some women using suppositories still had levels of estrogen in their blood high enough to interfere with the benefits of aromatase inhibitors. [Pros]

Output: The Estring releases a small dose of hormone over three months. The Vagifem suppository is used a couple of times a week. Both Estring and Vagifem produce a low dose of estrogen. This is considered to be helpful treating vaginal dryness with very little hormone released into the bloodstream. Generally thought to be safer than pills, patches, or creams.

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Input: Find comfortable positions for intercourse [Cons] Requires good communication between partners. [Pros]

Output: Certain positions may help avoid pain during sex.

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Input: Learn to relax muscles around the vaginal entrance [Cons] Can help minimize pain, but may not relieve pain if tissue scarring is present in the vagina. [Pros]

Output: Learn methods of relaxation to avoid pain during intercourse. Try “Kegel” exercises. Women can use silicone vaginal dilators to practice muscle control, starting with a smaller size and going up to larger ones. Always use a water-based lubricant on the dilator and be gentle inserting the dilator.

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Input: Herbal pills or genital lotions [Cons] Herbal remedies may interfere with other medicines or may have unknown dangers. No scientifically valid studies have identified lotions to help with sexual dysfunction. Some lotions may irritate skin or tissues. Lotions containing L-arginine may trigger episodes of genital herpes if a woman has a history of infection with this virus. [Pros]

Output: Lotions may act as lubricants.

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Input: [Value] 1 [Equipment]

Output: DDC glasses. The sync signal is sent to the glasses via the DDC signal to the monitor. These usually involve a passthrough cable between the monitor and video card.


Input: [Value] 2 [Equipment]

Output: "Blueline" glasses. These usually involve a passthrough cable between the monitor and video card. The glasses know which eye to display based on the length of a blue line visible at the bottom of the screen. When in this mode, the root window dimensions are one pixel shorter in the Y dimension than requested. This mode does not work with virtual root window sizes larger than the visible root window size (desktop panning).


Input: [Value] 3 [Equipment]

Output: Onboard stereo support. This is usually only found on professional cards. The glasses connect via a DIN connector on the back of the video card.


Input: [Value] 4 [Equipment]

Output: TwinView clone mode stereo (aka "passive" stereo). On video cards that support TwinView, the left eye is displayed on the first display, and the right eye is displayed on the second display. This is normally used in conjunction with special projectors to produce 2 polarized images which are then viewed with polarized glasses. To use this stereo mode, you must also configure TwinView in clone mode with the same resolution, panning offset, and panning domains on each display.


Input: [Value] 5 [Equipment]

Output: Vertical interlaced stereo mode, for use with SeeReal Stereo Digital Flat Panels.


Input: [Value] 6 [Equipment]

Output: Color interleaved stereo mode, for use with Sharp3D Stereo Digital Flat Panels.


Input: [Specimen #] D.00.01.00 [Common Name] Dinosaur, Turtle, Champsosaur [Family] Varies [Genus] Varies [Species ↑]

Output: Varies

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Input: [Specimen #] F.08.05.03 [Common Name] Fish [Family] Unknown [Genus] Unknown [Species ↑]

Output: Unkown

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Input: [Specimen #] P.75.05.05 [Common Name] Plesiosaur [Family] Unknown [Genus] Unknown [Species ↑]

Output: Unkown

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Input: [Specimen #] T.00.02.00 [Common Name] Turtle [Family] Unknown [Genus] Unknown [Species ↑]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Specimen #] P.82.00.17 [Common Name] Plesiosaur [Family] Unknown [Genus] Unknown [Species ↑]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Specimen #] P.81.09.17 [Common Name] Plesiosaur [Family] Unknown [Genus] Unknown [Species ↑]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Specimen #] F.81.08.16 [Common Name] Fish [Family] Unknown [Genus] Unknown [Species ↑]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Specimen #] P.81.07.17 [Common Name] Plesiosaur [Family] Unknown [Genus] Unknown [Species ↑]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Specimen #] P.81.06.17 [Common Name] Plesiosaur [Family] Unknown [Genus] Unknown [Species ↑]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Specimen #] P.80.01.14 [Common Name] Plesiosaur [Family] Unknown [Genus] Unknown [Species ↑]

Output: Unknown

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Input: [Battery Warning Light] Coolant Temperature Warning

Output: Temperature has exceeded normal limits, coolant levels, fan operation, radiator cap and coolant leaks should be checked right away.

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If this Battery Warning lightens up, it indicates voltage level is abnormal and the vehicle’s charging system is not functioning properly. Check battery terminals, alternator belt and battery condition.


Input: [Battery Warning Light] Oil Pressure Warning

Output: Oil pressures should be looked at right away if the Oil Pressure Warning light stays illuminated.

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If this Battery Warning lightens up, it indicates voltage level is abnormal and the vehicle’s charging system is not functioning properly. Check battery terminals, alternator belt and battery condition.


Input: [Battery Warning Light] ABS Warning Light

Output: The ABS Warning light, also known as the anti-lock braking system is highlighted when there is an issue with the ABS braking system. This will not result in losing your brakes, but it needs professional attention to resolve the issue. Note: the icon will come on during ignition of the vehicle and switches off shortly after.

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If this Battery Warning lightens up, it indicates voltage level is abnormal and the vehicle’s charging system is not functioning properly. Check battery terminals, alternator belt and battery condition.


Input: [Battery Warning Light] Check Engine

Output: The Engine Management Light illuminates when the vehicle detects an issue with the engine management system that is normally related to emission or running problems. When the engine management light appears, your vehicle needs immediate professional attention.

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If this Battery Warning lightens up, it indicates voltage level is abnormal and the vehicle’s charging system is not functioning properly. Check battery terminals, alternator belt and battery condition.


Input: [Battery Warning Light] Traction Control/ESP

Output: The vehicle’s traction control/anti-skid or electronic stability system is in use, usually indicating that conditions are slippery.

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If this Battery Warning lightens up, it indicates voltage level is abnormal and the vehicle’s charging system is not functioning properly. Check battery terminals, alternator belt and battery condition.


Input: [Battery Warning Light] Transmission Temperature

Output: Transmission is operating at higher temperatures than recommended, check transmission fluid and engine coolant levels.

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If this Battery Warning lightens up, it indicates voltage level is abnormal and the vehicle’s charging system is not functioning properly. Check battery terminals, alternator belt and battery condition.


Input: [Battery Warning Light] Service Vehicle Soon

Output: This light usually indicates an electrical problem that is controlled by the Body Control Module (BCM). There may be a traction control problem or a communication issue between modules. Check all lights: head lights, turning signals, brake lights and hazard lights.

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If this Battery Warning lightens up, it indicates voltage level is abnormal and the vehicle’s charging system is not functioning properly. Check battery terminals, alternator belt and battery condition.


Input: [Battery Warning Light] Lamp Out

Output: The Lamp Out light signifies that there is an exterior light on the vehicle that is not working properly.

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If this Battery Warning lightens up, it indicates voltage level is abnormal and the vehicle’s charging system is not functioning properly. Check battery terminals, alternator belt and battery condition.


Input: [Battery Warning Light] ESP Fault

Output: This light indicates that there is a problem with the vehicle’s traction control and/or anti-skid or electronic stability system.

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If this Battery Warning lightens up, it indicates voltage level is abnormal and the vehicle’s charging system is not functioning properly. Check battery terminals, alternator belt and battery condition.


Input: [Battery Warning Light] Tire Pressure

Output: This light warns the driver that the air pressures in one of the tires are incorrect. Pull into a gas station and have them checked.

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If this Battery Warning lightens up, it indicates voltage level is abnormal and the vehicle’s charging system is not functioning properly. Check battery terminals, alternator belt and battery condition.


Input: [Battery Warning Light] Washer Fluid Reminder

Output: The Washer Fluid Reminder indicates that washer fluid is low and it’s time to refill the reservoirs.

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If this Battery Warning lightens up, it indicates voltage level is abnormal and the vehicle’s charging system is not functioning properly. Check battery terminals, alternator belt and battery condition.


Input: These are more convenient to use then whole dried chilies. Look for brightly colored, large flakes. [Cassia Bark]

Output: Chili Flakes

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Input: This is vegetable oil infused with dried hot chilies. Bright red or orange and very spicy, just use a few drops in a dish. [Cassia Bark]

Output: Chili Oil

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Input: Thai cooking calls for red, yellow and green curry paste, while most Chinese dishes use the turmeric-based yellow. You'll find it in small cans, and it should be refrigerated once opened. [Cassia Bark]

Output: Curry Paste

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Input: These are fermented black soybeans that are salted. They should be soft, and while you might want to chop them to disperse their flavor, it is unnecessary to rinse them since their salt carries the same musty flavor. [Cassia Bark]

Output: Fermented Black Beans

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Input: Known as nam pla in Thailand and nuoc mam in Vietnam, it's a thin, salty brown liquid made from fermenting salted shrimp or anchovies. [Cassia Bark]

Output: Fish Sauce

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Input: A fine, brown powder used primarily in Chinese cooking, it's made with star anise, fennel, Szechwan peppercorns, cloves and cinnamon. While it's easy to find, in a pinch substitute cinnamon and cloves. [Cassia Bark]

Output: Five-Spice Powder

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Input: Thick and dark brown to red, hoisin is part of the family of sauces made from fermented wheat or soybeans. It has a sweet and fruity flavor usually cut with a bit of rice vinegar, garlic and five-spice powder. Refrigerate it once opened. [Cassia Bark]

Output: Hoisin Sauce

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Input: This paste used in Japanese cooking is made from fermented soybeans and other grains. It can be stirred into boiling water for a healthful broth, and it's also used with vegetable dishes. [Cassia Bark]

Output: Miso

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Input: A rich, thick brown sauce made from oysters but it doesn't have a fishy flavor. It's simultaneously slightly sweet and salty. It makes an easy sauce for stir-fried vegetables such as broccoli or bok choy. Refrigerate it once opened. [Cassia Bark]

Output: Oyster Sauce

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Input: Tangy and refreshing, it's a mild vinegar used in salad dressings and cooking. It's best to buy it unseasoned. Many brands are mixed with salt and spices, and sold as "sushi vinegar." [Cassia Bark]

Output: Rice Vinegar

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Input: [Diabetes] Uveitis [COPD] Iritis [Planter Fasciitis] Ulcerative Colitis [Carpel Tunnel] Tendinitis in elbows [Depression]

Output: High blood pressure

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Input: [Diabetes] Osteoporosis [COPD] Gastritis [Planter Fasciitis] Knee Pain [Carpel Tunnel] Knee Replacement [Depression]

Output: Underactive thyroid

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Input: [Diabetes] Hiatus hernia [COPD] Depression [Planter Fasciitis] Recurring Anemia [Carpel Tunnel] Diminished Sex Drive [Depression]

Output: Elbow Pain

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Input: [Diabetes] Wrists Hurt [COPD] Hands swell [Planter Fasciitis] Spine pop real easy [Carpel Tunnel] Headaches [Depression]

Output: Joints pop real easy

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Input: [Diabetes] Tired all the time [COPD] Lower Back Pain [Planter Fasciitis] Achilles Tendon Pain [Carpel Tunnel] Numbness in hands [Depression]

Output: Heals burn at night

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Input: [Diabetes] Skin Sores [COPD] Skin Rashes [Planter Fasciitis] Virtigo [Carpel Tunnel] Peroneal Nerve Damage/drop foot [Depression]

Output: Hyper pigmentation

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Input: [Diabetes] Cervical Fusion [COPD] Ankle Fusion [Planter Fasciitis] Psoriatic Arthritis [Carpel Tunnel] Crusty spots on scalp and face [Depression]

Output: Lumbar Fusion

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Input: [Diabetes] Colitis [COPD] Heel Spur [Planter Fasciitis] Reactive Arthritis [Carpel Tunnel] Removal of Spinal Hardware Overgrowth [Depression]

Output: Shoulder Surgeries

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Input: [Diabetes] Extremities burning [COPD] Extremities hurt [Planter Fasciitis] Extremities Stinging [Carpel Tunnel] Arthroscopic knee procedures [Depression]

Output: Extremities Feel Asleep

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Input: [Diabetes] Stomach issues [COPD] Crohn's [Planter Fasciitis] Get Very swollen [Carpel Tunnel] Bump on Back/Side of Neck [Depression]

Output: Eye/Vision Issues

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Input: [Diabetes] Fatigue [COPD] IBS [Planter Fasciitis] Disfigured Joints [Carpel Tunnel] Shoulder Polyarthritis [Depression]

Output: Weak Extremities

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Input: [Diabetes] Over all sick feeling [COPD] Glaucoma [Planter Fasciitis] Pain in hips and back [Carpel Tunnel] Cramping feeling all over [Depression]

Output: Palindromic Rheumatism

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Input: [Diabetes] Painful Joints [COPD] Cataracts [Planter Fasciitis] Psoriasis [Carpel Tunnel] Multifocal Chroiditis (rare) [Depression]

Output: Trouble holding down food

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Input: [Diabetes] Anxieties [COPD] Hair loss [Planter Fasciitis] Tendinitis [Carpel Tunnel] Adrenal Surressant Disease [Depression]

Output: Reproductive Health Issues

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Input: [Title] Angle [Purpose] on/off [Description]

Output: Angle valves are almost identical to globe valves in seat design and operation. Angle valves...


Input: [Title] Backflow Preventer [Purpose] directional, protection [Description]

Output: Backflow preventers protect against reversed flow caused by backpressure or backsiphonage....


Input: [Title] Balancing [Purpose] throttle [Description]

Output: Balancing valves are used in hydronic systems to adjust and proportion the flow through various...


Input: [Title] Ball [Purpose] on/off, throttle [Description]

Output: A ball valve uses a ball as the opening/closing device and operates with a one-quarter (90°)...


Input: [Title] Butterfly [Purpose] on/off, throttle [Description]

Output: A butterfly valve has a wafer-shaped body with a thin rotating disc as the closing device. Like...


Input: [Title] Check [Purpose] directional [Description]

Output: Check valves automatically check or prevent the reversal of flow. Basic types of check valves...


Input: [Title] Diaphragm [Purpose] on/off, throttle [Description]

Output: Diaphragm valves are comprised of three parts: body, diaphragm, and bonnet. The diaphragm is...


Input: [Title] Gate [Purpose] on/off [Description]

Output: The term gate valve refers to the wedge shaped disc that is lifted out of the main flow chamber...


Input: [Title] Globe [Purpose] throttle [Description]

Output: Globe valves are so-called because old-style globe valves had a globular shape. Some modern...


Input: [Title] Plug [Purpose] on/off, throttle [Description]

Output: A plug valve uses a tapered cylindrical plug that fits a body seat of corresponding shape. When...


Input: [Title] Pressure Balancing [Purpose] mixing, protection [Description]

Output: A pressure balancing valve is a type of anti-scald valve that is used in domestic hot and cold...


Input: [Title] Thermostatic Mixing [Purpose] mixing, protection [Description]

Output: Thermostatic mixing valves are used in domestic hot and cold water systems and in hydronic...


Input: [Product] LipidShield [Niacin] Yes [Plant Sterols] Yes [Policosanol] Yes [Guggul] Yes [Red Yeast Rice] Yes [CoQ10] No [Selenium]

Output: Yes

Cholesterol Institute | Cholesterol Product Ratings & Reviews


Input: [Product] HeartSavior [Niacin] Yes [Plant Sterols] Yes [Policosanol] Yes [Guggul] Yes [Red Yeast Rice] Yes [CoQ10] Yes [Selenium]

Output: Yes

Cholesterol Institute | Cholesterol Product Ratings & Reviews


Input: [Product] Cholesterclear [Niacin] No [Plant Sterols] Yes [Policosanol] No [Guggul] No [Red Yeast Rice] No [CoQ10] No [Selenium]

Output: No

Cholesterol Institute | Cholesterol Product Ratings & Reviews


Input: [Product] Cholestasys [Niacin] Yes [Plant Sterols] Yes [Policosanol] Yes [Guggul] No [Red Yeast Rice] No [CoQ10] No [Selenium]

Output: No

Cholesterol Institute | Cholesterol Product Ratings & Reviews


Input: [Product] CholestOff [Niacin] No [Plant Sterols] Yes [Policosanol] No [Guggul] No [Red Yeast Rice] No [CoQ10] No [Selenium]

Output: No

Cholesterol Institute | Cholesterol Product Ratings & Reviews


Input: [Product] CholesLo [Niacin] No [Plant Sterols] Yes [Policosanol] Yes [Guggul] Yes [Red Yeast Rice] Yes [CoQ10] Yes [Selenium]

Output: No

Cholesterol Institute | Cholesterol Product Ratings & Reviews


Input: [Region] Forehead [Young Face] Wide, smooth forehead [Aging Face] Lines and furrows in the glabella and forehead caused by repeated pull on the skin by muscles of facial expression [Rejuvenation Treatments]

Output: BOTOX Cosmetic Dermal Fillers Juvederm Restylane Fractional Laser Resurfacing Photo Facial/IPL

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Input: [Region] Brow [Young Face] Firm, wrinkle-free brow with a gentle curve from forehead to eyelid and a “Faberge Egg” of soft tissue and bone providing lift and support Well-defined upper eyelid crease [Aging Face] Downward drift and ptosis of the brow, lateral brow hooding, redundant, loose eyelid skin with disappearance of the eyelid crease, crow’s feet, fine and deep wrinkles [Rejuvenation Treatments]

Output: BOTOX Cosmetic Dermal Fillers Restylane Radiesse Sculptra

Treatments for Aging Face & Facial Rejuvenation New Jersey


Input: [Region] Eye [Young Face] Open, almond-shaped eye with a gradual transition from eyelid to the full, smooth apple of the cheek [Aging Face] Hollow, sunken tear trough due to shrinking of the orbicularis muscle, thinning orbital bony structures and fat [Rejuvenation Treatments]

Output: BOTOX Cosmetic Restylane Fractional Laser Resurfacing Skin Tightening

Treatments for Aging Face & Facial Rejuvenation New Jersey


Input: [Region] Cheek [Young Face] Smooth, uninterrupted arc from temple to upper lip, reflecting light [Aging Face] Hills and valleys due to loss of soft tissue, fat and bone create shadows on the cheeks. Loss of bony, fat and soft tissue support causes skin to sag and form deepening nasolabial folds, marionette lines and jowls [Rejuvenation Treatments]

Output: Dermal Fillers Restylane Perlane Radiesse Sculptra Fractional Laser Resurfacing Skin Tightening Photo Facial/IPL

Treatments for Aging Face & Facial Rejuvenation New Jersey


Input: [Region] Ear [Young Face] Firm, well-shaped, visible earlobe [Aging Face] Elongation, wrinkling and thinning of the earlobe [Rejuvenation Treatments]

Output: Dermal Fillers Restylane Perlane

Treatments for Aging Face & Facial Rejuvenation New Jersey


Input: [Region] Nose [Young Face] Smooth nose with well-positioned nasal tip [Aging Face] Wrinkling of the back of the nose due to bone and cartilage loss and repositioning Drooping nasal tip [Rejuvenation Treatments]

Output: BOTOX Cosmetic Dermal Fillers Restylane Perlane Radiesse

Treatments for Aging Face & Facial Rejuvenation New Jersey


Input: [Region] Mouth [Young Face] Full upper lip with well-defined Cupid’s bow Plump, soft, full lips [Aging Face] Thinning lips due to upper lip lengthening and droopiness Flattening of Cupid’s bow [Rejuvenation Treatments]

Output: Dermal Fillers Juvederm Restylane BOTOX Cosmetic for lifting lip corners MicroLaserPeel Fractional Laser Resurfacing

Treatments for Aging Face & Facial Rejuvenation New Jersey