Input: [Energy Source] Oil [Land Resource Use] Waste from refining and power plants may contaminate ecosystems; oil spills, when they occur, pose a serious threat to marine and coastal ecosystems [Water Resource Use]

Output: Large amounts of water required during combustion for steam production and cooling purposes; oil drilling and refineries reliant on water for industrial processes

The State of Biomass Energy - State of Maine's Environment 2011 - Colby College Wiki


Input: [Energy Source] Nuclear energy [Land Resource Use] Greatest concern is the storage of toxic and radioactive byproducts of energy production [Water Resource Use]

Output: Large amounts of water required for steam production and cooling

The State of Biomass Energy - State of Maine's Environment 2011 - Colby College Wiki


Input: [Energy Source] Municipal Solid Waste [Land Resource Use] Land required for power plants; ash is disposed of in landfills [Water Resource Use]

Output: Water-to-energy ratio is similar to that of fossil fuel-based plants; however, municipal solid waste facilities tend to be smaller, and thus use proportionately less water

The State of Biomass Energy - State of Maine's Environment 2011 - Colby College Wiki


Input: [Energy Source] Hydroelectricity [Land Resource Use] Dams may impact large areas of land along rivers, destroy wildlife habitat, and lead to erosion along the riverbed [Water Resource Use]

Output: Requires large amounts of flowing water for dams; can have a strong effect on the river’s ecosystem and on the ability of humans and wildlife to utilize the river’s resources

The State of Biomass Energy - State of Maine's Environment 2011 - Colby College Wiki


Input: [Energy Source] Solar [Land Resource Use] Photovoltaic solar panels require minimal land when sited on preexisting structures; solar-thermal technology may require large amounts of land [Water Resource Use]

Output: None for electricity generation; water may be used to create steam

The State of Biomass Energy - State of Maine's Environment 2011 - Colby College Wiki


Input: [Energy Source] Geothermal [Land Resource Use] Moderate land required for power plants; if water is not re-injected, land surface may sink [Water Resource Use]

Output: Moderate water use; most of the water is later re-injected into wells

The State of Biomass Energy - State of Maine's Environment 2011 - Colby College Wiki


Input: [Energy Source] Wind [Land Resource Use] Require land, but the land may still be used for other purposes (eg farming); wind farms may raise aesthetic concerns [Water Resource Use]

Output: Minimal water required to clean turbine blades; not needed in areas with adequate rainfall

The State of Biomass Energy - State of Maine's Environment 2011 - Colby College Wiki


Input: [Energy Source] Biomass [Land Resource Use] Power plants require land use; large areas of land required for biomass growth, which may deplete the soil of nutrients; however, biomass growth areas may provide temporary wildlife habitat and recreational opportunities [Water Resource Use]

Output: Moderate water use; required for steam production and cooling; some of the water may be re-used, reducing the overall demand

The State of Biomass Energy - State of Maine's Environment 2011 - Colby College Wiki


Input: [Stats] 4 topics 23 replies [Last Post Info] Canasol The Glaucoma Medica... By in vivo 25 Jun 2015 [Forum]

Output: Glaucoma Glaucoma is one of the leading causes of blindness in the world. Cannabinoids can effectively lower intraocular pressure and have neuroprotective actions. This helps with the pain associated with Glaucoma, and has been shown to slow its progression.


Input: [Stats] 30 topics 249 replies [Last Post Info] Marijuana Ingredient Can He... By t-pain Yesterday, 02:28 PM [Forum]

Output: Pain and Inflammation Effective therapeutic options for patients living with chronic pain are limited. The pain relieving effects of cannabinoids are wide ranging. The discovery of the endocannabinoid system and its role in the control of pain and inflammation, as well as the significant pain relieving and anti-inflammatory characteristics of cannabinoids, provide explanation for the usefulness of cannabinoids in pain treatments.


Input: [Stats] 15 topics 32 replies [Last Post Info] 9Th Annual Brain Injury Sym... By t-pain 01 Jun 2015 [Forum]

Output: Neurodegenerative Disease Many neurological conditions feature a neurodegenerative component that is associated with excitotoxicity, oxidative stress, and neuroinflammation. Cannabinoids have been shown to inhibit these events to halt the progression of neurodegeneration. New cannabinoid therapies continue to emerge as treatments for neurodegenerative conditions of a diverse range, such as Alzheimer's disease, multiple sclerosis, cerebral ischemia, and others.


Input: [Stats] 25 topics 199 replies [Last Post Info] Cured From Ibs By Kspot 01 May 2015 [Forum]

Output: Gastrointestinal The endocannabinoid system is implicated in gut homeostasis, modulating gastrointestinal motility, visceral sensation, inflammation, as well as IBD pathogenesis. Cannabinoids are used to treat GI conditions that range from infections and inflammatory conditions to disorders of motility, emesis and abdominal pain. Cannabinoids can also be used to regulate nausea, and metabolism.


Input: [Stats] 26 topics 245 replies [Last Post Info] Cbd Edibles And Seizures By grassmatch 14 Jul 2015 [Forum]

Output: Epilepsy and Seizures The endocannabinoid system modulates neuronal excitability, protects neurons against hyperexcitability, and can regulate seizure activity. Some cannabinoids have long been recognized as having antiepileptic characteristics. While this field of treatment is showing tremendous progress, cannabinoids can exert some paradoxical effects in relation to epilepsy, so due diligence is recommended.


Input: [Stats] 41 topics 237 replies [Last Post Info] Brain Cancer And How To Mak... By Shaun485 29 Jun 2015 [Forum]

Output: Cancer The endocannabinoid system modulates immune response and control of cancer cell proliferation. Cannabinoids offer potential applications as antitumor drugs, based on the ability of some members of this class to limit inflammation, cell proliferation, and cell survival. Emerging evidence and patient testimonials suggest that cannabinoids offer a novel strategy to treat cancer. Cannabis is frequently recommended to treat nausea for patients undergoing chemotherapy.


Input: [Stats] 9 topics 59 replies [Last Post Info] Fda Approves First Combinat... By trix 23 Oct 2014 [Forum]

Output: Immune System and Infectious Disorders The endocannabinoid system modulates immune phenomena associated with infection and inflammation. It can be exploited to treat chronic diseases and immune deficiency. Cannabinoids are immunomodulators that modulate immune reactions in the periphery but also in the brain, influence T cell subset balance, and cytokine expression. They also modulate host resistance to bacterial, protozoan, and viral infections.


Input: [Stats] 9 topics 45 replies [Last Post Info] Fireworks Also Affect Vets... By phaquetoo 04 Jul 2015 [Forum]

Output: Post Traumatic Stress Disorder and Psychiatric The role of the endocannabinoid system in emotional homeostasis has been extensively investigated. Endocannabinoid signaling could be dysfunctional in a number of mental disorders. Pharmacological normalization of endocannabinoid system activity represents a novel approach for the treatment of neuropsychiatric disorders, including anxiety disorders, depression, schizophrenia and addiction, as well as stress-related metabolic disorders.


Input: [Functions of IOLs] Distance Vision Correction [Monofocal IOL] Excellent [Cystalens] Very Good [Toric] Excellent [Multifocal IOL]

Output: Very Good

Monofocal Intraocular Lens (IOL) | Multifocal IOL | Cystalens | Toric | Chico Eye Center


Input: [Functions of IOLs] Near Vision Correction [Monofocal IOL] None [Cystalens] Partial [Toric] None [Multifocal IOL]

Output: Excellent

Monofocal Intraocular Lens (IOL) | Multifocal IOL | Cystalens | Toric | Chico Eye Center


Input: [Functions of IOLs] Astigmatism Correction [Monofocal IOL] None [Cystalens] None [Toric] Excellent [Multifocal IOL]

Monofocal Intraocular Lens (IOL) | Multifocal IOL | Cystalens | Toric | Chico Eye Center


Input: [Functions of IOLs] Success rate of patient being independent of glasses (with lenses in both eyes) [Monofocal IOL] 5-10% [Cystalens] 90% [Toric] 5-10% [Multifocal IOL]

Output: 90%

Monofocal Intraocular Lens (IOL) | Multifocal IOL | Cystalens | Toric | Chico Eye Center


Input: [Functions of IOLs] Cost of IOL fully covered by medical insurance if medically necessary [Monofocal IOL] Yes [Cystalens] Partial [Toric] Partial [Multifocal IOL]

Output: Partial

Monofocal Intraocular Lens (IOL) | Multifocal IOL | Cystalens | Toric | Chico Eye Center


Input: [Functions of IOLs] Duration of Effect [Monofocal IOL] Permanent [Cystalens] Permanent at distance, time limited at near [Toric] Permanent [Multifocal IOL]

Output: Permanent

Monofocal Intraocular Lens (IOL) | Multifocal IOL | Cystalens | Toric | Chico Eye Center


Input: [JAMES HARDIE SIDING] Combustibility Non-combustible will not melt or release toxic fumes, eligible for insurance discounts due to non-combustibility. [VINYL SIDING]

Output: Combustibility Other Vinyl Siding melts or burns when exposed to a significant source of heat or flame, releases toxic fumes when burns, not eligible for non-combustibility insurance discounts.

Vinyl Siding – Comparison to James Hardie Siding | Homescapes of New England: 603.734.4282


Input: [JAMES HARDIE SIDING] Color This siding can be painted in any color of the rainbow whenever desired, excellent color retention lasting many years. Also available Pre-finished in over 20 ColorPlus® colors, which are warranted for 15 years. [VINYL SIDING]

Output: Color The color of vinyl siding cannot be changed once installed, bland pastel colors recommended to delay fading, vinyl on different sides of the house fade at noticeably different rates, repairs/replacement pieces are obvious, almost impossible to do partial homes because limited color options means often cannot match current color of other sides of the house.

Vinyl Siding – Comparison to James Hardie Siding | Homescapes of New England: 603.734.4282


Input: [JAMES HARDIE SIDING] Aesthetic Performance Deep, realistic wood grain with less pattern repetition, available in various grain finishes, solid boards are more than five times the thickness of vinyl siding, increases curb appeal and appreciation, consistent beauty from porch to street [VINYL SIDING]

Output: Aesthetic Performance Vinyl Siding: Thin, unnatural imitation wood look, overlapping seams, limited textures, decreases curb appeal and appreciation

Vinyl Siding – Comparison to James Hardie Siding | Homescapes of New England: 603.734.4282


Input: [JAMES HARDIE SIDING] Durability Delivers lasting durability and protection. [VINYL SIDING]

Output: Durability Vinyl Siding is brittle when cold, vulnerable to impact and/or wind damage, extreme weather causes expansion and/or contraction

Vinyl Siding – Comparison to James Hardie Siding | Homescapes of New England: 603.734.4282


Input: [JAMES HARDIE SIDING] Endurance Dimensionally stable, and resists rotting, warping, buckling, swelling and deterioration. Maintains its beauty over product lifetime. [VINYL SIDING]

Output: Endurance Due to thinness of product, vinyl siding has difficulty maintaining its original shape, may warp or crack over time

Vinyl Siding – Comparison to James Hardie Siding | Homescapes of New England: 603.734.4282


Input: [JAMES HARDIE SIDING] Environmental Impact Environmentally neutral [VINYL SIDING]

Output: Environmental Impact Fossil fuels required as a component of vinyl siding

Vinyl Siding – Comparison to James Hardie Siding | Homescapes of New England: 603.734.4282


Input: [JAMES HARDIE SIDING] Consumer Perception Premium alternative, high-end, advanced technology, Natural compliment to stone and brick-work. Homeowners happy with their siding choice. [VINYL SIDING]

Output: Consumer Perception Research shows that within five years over half of homeowner’s with vinyl siding would have considered a different siding method

Vinyl Siding – Comparison to James Hardie Siding | Homescapes of New England: 603.734.4282


Input: Pre-cut panels arrive to the jobsite ready to install, and can save up to 60% on combined labor on overall framing, trim/millwork, window, door and flooring installations.

Output: Overall labor savings

Premier SIPs | Builders & Contractors | SIPs Construction

Comparison to Stick Frame Construction on 2,000 sf Structure.


Input: Up to 40% smaller HVAC system

Output: HVAC system reduction

Premier SIPs | Builders & Contractors | SIPs Construction

Comparison to Stick Frame Construction on 2,000 sf Structure.


Input: Up to 60% less jobsite framing lumber waste

Output: Jobsite waste savings

Premier SIPs | Builders & Contractors | SIPs Construction

Comparison to Stick Frame Construction on 2,000 sf Structure.


Input: Stronger, straighter roofs, walls and floors that don’t bow, warp or bend, and reduce builder callbacks by up to 50%.

Output: Reduced call backs

Premier SIPs | Builders & Contractors | SIPs Construction

Comparison to Stick Frame Construction on 2,000 sf Structure.


Input: Premier SIPs arrive to the jobsite pre-cut and pre-insulated. The material cost for Premier SIPs (as compared to traditional stick frame lumber and insulation packages) is only about 5% higher in raw good costs. This cost includes floor plan conversion to SIP panel construction.

Output: Framing material costs

Premier SIPs | Builders & Contractors | SIPs Construction

Comparison to Stick Frame Construction on 2,000 sf Structure.


Input: Up to 60% savings on energy bills for your customers. Definitely a selling point.

Output: End Building/Homeowner utility savings

Premier SIPs | Builders & Contractors | SIPs Construction

Comparison to Stick Frame Construction on 2,000 sf Structure.


Input: SIPs are the superior roof , wall and floor framing product, and are extremely competitive to a builder’s overall budget (compared to stick-frame construction).

Output: Bottom line

Premier SIPs | Builders & Contractors | SIPs Construction

Comparison to Stick Frame Construction on 2,000 sf Structure.


Input: [Description] Sunny or clear conditions forecast for tomorrow [Color]

Output: Yellow


Input: [Description] Rain is in the area, but there is no severe weather. [Color]

Output: Green


Input: [Description] High winds are in the area, but a severe weather watch has not been issued. [Color]

Output: Blue


Input: [Description] Cloudy [Color]

Output: White


Input: [Description] The temperatures are above 100 degrees or a severe weather watch or warning has been issued. [Color]

Output: Red


Input: [Description] The Sacramento Kings (during the NBA season) or the Sacramento Monarchs (during the WNBA season) have won their latest game. [Color]

Output: Purple


Input: [Ingredient (INCI name)] Water [Purpose]

Output: Consistency

How to clean wood floors, furniture and more - from the wood care experts at Murphy* Oil Soap!


Input: [Ingredient (INCI name)] Sodium Tallate [Purpose]

Output: Cleaning Agent

How to clean wood floors, furniture and more - from the wood care experts at Murphy* Oil Soap!


Input: [Ingredient (INCI name)] Fragrance [Purpose]

Output: Pleasant Scent

How to clean wood floors, furniture and more - from the wood care experts at Murphy* Oil Soap!


Input: [Ingredient (INCI name)] Tetrasodium EDTA [Purpose]

Output: Maintains product stability

How to clean wood floors, furniture and more - from the wood care experts at Murphy* Oil Soap!


Input: [Ingredient (INCI name)] Lauramidopropyldimethylamine Oxide [Purpose]

Output: Cleaning Agent

How to clean wood floors, furniture and more - from the wood care experts at Murphy* Oil Soap!


Input: [Ingredient (INCI name)] Preservative [Purpose]

Output: Maintains Product Freshness

How to clean wood floors, furniture and more - from the wood care experts at Murphy* Oil Soap!


Input: [Ingredient (INCI name)] Dye [Purpose]

Output: Color

How to clean wood floors, furniture and more - from the wood care experts at Murphy* Oil Soap!


Input: [Type] Entry door [Best Direction] North, East, or West [Pointers]

Output: The kitchen door must not be in any of the corners.

Vastu Shastra Tips For Kitchen | Vastu Interiors Advice For Kitchen


Input: [Type] Gas Cylinder [Best Direction] Southeast [Pointers]

Output: Empty cylinders should be kept in the southwestern direction

Vastu Shastra Tips For Kitchen | Vastu Interiors Advice For Kitchen


Input: [Type] Cooking Gas [Best Direction] Southeast Corner [Pointers]

Output: Gas stove must be a few inches away from the wall. It must never be in front of the main door. It should be placed in a way that the cook faces east when cooking

Vastu Shastra Tips For Kitchen | Vastu Interiors Advice For Kitchen


Input: [Type] Refrigerator [Best Direction] Southeast, South, North or West [Pointers]

Output: Refrigerator must never be in Northeastern direction. If the refrigerator is placed in the southwestern direction, it must be a feet away from the corner.

Vastu Shastra Tips For Kitchen | Vastu Interiors Advice For Kitchen


Input: [Type] Equipments (e.g.Heaters, Conventional ovens, Microwaves, ovens) [Best Direction] Southeast or South [Pointers]

Output: Equipments must never be kept in the northeast portion

Vastu Shastra Tips For Kitchen | Vastu Interiors Advice For Kitchen


Input: [Type] Storing Racks [Best Direction] Western or Southern wall [Pointers]

Output: Commodities such as, grain, pulses, and spices, must be stored in the west or south.

Vastu Shastra Tips For Kitchen | Vastu Interiors Advice For Kitchen


Input: [Type] Sink [Best Direction] North-East corner [Pointers]

Output: The water source such as, water filter or pitcher, should be kept in the northeast.

Vastu Shastra Tips For Kitchen | Vastu Interiors Advice For Kitchen


Input: [Type] Windows and Exhaust fan [Best Direction] East direction [Pointers]

Output: The bigger windows should always be constructed in the eastern direction, while smaller ones must be towards south.

Vastu Shastra Tips For Kitchen | Vastu Interiors Advice For Kitchen


Input: [Type] Clocks [Best Direction] South or Southwest Wall [Pointers]

Vastu Shastra Tips For Kitchen | Vastu Interiors Advice For Kitchen


Input: (1) A sheet material designed to restrict the passage of water vapor through a roof or wall. In the roofing industry, a vapor retarder should have a perm rating of 0.5 or less; (2) Roof component designed to obstruct water vapor flow through a roof or wall. See VAPOR RETARDER. [VALLEY]

Output: VAPOR BARRIER

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: The movement of water vapor from a region of high vapor pressure to a region of lower vapor pressure. [VALLEY]

Output: VAPOR MIGRATION

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: The pressure at any given temperature exerted by a vapor that is in equilibrium with its liquid or solid form. [VALLEY]

Output: VAPOR PRESSURE

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: A graph, analogous to a temperature gradient, indicating the changes in water vapor pressure at various cross-sectional planes through a roof or wall system. [VALLEY]

Output: VAPOR-PRESSURE GRADIENT

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: (1) A sheet material designed to restrict the passage of water vapor through a roof or wall. In the roofing industry, a vapor retarder should have a perm rating of 0.5 or less; (2) Roof component designed to obstruct water vapor flow through a roof or wall; (3) Any material used to prevent the passage of water vapor; (4) Material installed to impede or restrict the passage of water vapor through a roof assembly. See VAPOR BARRIER. [VALLEY]

Output: VAPOR RETARDER

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: (1) A single wythe of masonry for facing purposes, may not be structurally connected; (2) Any of the thing layers of wood glued together to form plywood. [VALLEY]

Output: VENEER

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: (1) An opening designed to convey air, heat, water vapor or other gas from inside a building or a building component to the atmosphere, thereby relieving vapor pressure; (2) Any outlet for air that protrudes through the roof deck such as a pipe or stack; (3) Any device installed on the roof, gable or soffit for the purpose of ventilating the underside of the deck. [VALLEY]

Output: VENT

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: (As it related to a passive ventilation system where the system is designed for air flow between intake and exhaust vents): A ventilation short circuit occurs when air is introduced into the ventilation system from an area higher than the intake vent thereby minimizing or defeating the effectiveness of the intake vent. One example can be a gable vent in a soffit-to-ridge ventilation system. Air intake from the gable vent can shor circuit the stack-effect draw of air through the soffit vents, and interrupt the thorough venting of the roof cavity. [VALLEY]

Output: VENTILATION SHORT CIRCUIT

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: An accessory that is designed to allow for the passage of air. [VALLEY]

Output: VENTILATOR

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: See COLLAR. [VALLEY]

Output: VENT SLEEVE

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: An aggregate used in lightweight insulating concrete, formed by the heating and consequent expansion of a micaceous mineral or mica rock. [VALLEY]

Output: VERMICULITE

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: Characterized by changing mechanical behavior, from nearly elastic at low temperature to plastic, like a viscous fluid, at high temperature. [VALLEY]

Output: VISCOELASTIC

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: (1) Index of a fluid's internal resistance to flow, measured in centistokes (cSt) for bitumens. (Water has a viscosity of roughly 1 cSt; light cooking oil 100 cSt.); (2) The resistance of a material to flow under stress. For bitumen, measured in centipose. See VISCOUS. [VALLEY]

Output: VISCOSITY

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: Resistant to flow under stress. Viscous materials are usually cohesive, and have a sticky consistency. [VALLEY]

Output: VISCOUS

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: An open space or break in consistency. [VALLEY]

Output: VOID

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: The tendency of a solid or liquid material to pass into the vapor state at a given temperature. [VALLEY]

Output: VOLATILITY

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: Any of various processes by which natural or synthetic rubber or other polymeric materials may be cured or otherwise treated (i.e. exposed to chemicals, heat or pressure) to render them non thermoplastic, and which improve their elastic and physical properties. [VALLEY]

Output: VULCANIZATION

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: The change from a thermoplastic to a thermoset; a physiochemical reaction resulting in the cross linking of a polymer. Synthetic rubber materials are an example of a material which can be vulcanized. [VALLEY]

Output: VULCANIZE

ARMKO INDUSTRIES, INC. - Roofing Terminology


Input: [Herb/Spice] Basil Ocimum basilicum Besobila (A) Zahahene (O) [Common Uses] Mostly culinary Medicinal: headache, insect repellent, malaria [Mechanism] Oil extract has been found to increase clotting time Synergistic interaction with insulin and oral hypoglycemic agents [Consequences] Increased chance of bleeding May further lower blood glucose [Drugs Affected]

Output: Anticoagulants Hypoglycemic agents

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Black Mustard Brassica nigra Senafitch (A) (T) Senafitcha (O) [Common Uses] Culinary use Medicinal use: stomach ache, constipation, bloating, amoebic dysentery and abortifacient Also used for wound dressing. [Mechanism] Mustard seeds and oil may increase production of stomach acid Allyl thiocyanate is an irritant that can cause severe burns and tissue necrosis (Fullas 2003) High concentration of Vitamin K [Consequences] Interferes with antacid treatment Antagonizes effects of Warfarin [Drugs Affected]

Output: Proton Pump Inhibitors H2 receptor antagonists Anticoagulants May interact with aspirin

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Black seed Nigella sativa Tiqur azmud (A) Awoseta (T) Gura (O) [Common Uses] Culinary uses Medicinal: headache, stomachache, abortifacient [Mechanism] Platelet aggregation inhibition Increases pancreatic insulin secretion Evidence in animal studies of reduced arterial blood pressure by increasing vasodilation and inhibiting contraction. Evidence of pregnancy inhibitor in rats (Fullas, 2003) [Consequences] Increased risk of bleeding Synergistic action with medication that lowers blood pressure and blood glucose [Drugs Affected]

Output: Anti-coagulants Anti-hypertensives Insulin and oral hypoglycemic drugs

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Herb/Spice [Common Uses] Common Uses [Mechanism] Mechanism [Consequences] Consequences [Drugs Affected]

Output: Drugs Affected

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Capsicum pepper Cayenne pepper Capsicum annum Berbere (A) [Common Uses] Mostly culinary Medicinal: stomach ache, antimicrobial [Mechanism] Capsaicin may inhibit platelet aggregation Increases production of catecholamines Decreases blood glucose levels and stimulates insulin release [Consequences] Increased risk of bleeding May counteract mechanism of anti-hypertensives Recorded incidences of increased cough when combined with ACE inhibitors [Drugs Affected]

Output: Anti-coagulants Anti-hypertensives ACE inhibitors

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Cinnamon Cinnamomum zelanicum Qarafa (A) Crefte (T) Carafu (O) [Common Uses] Culinary Medicinal: treatment for cold symptoms [Mechanism] Claimed to increase stomach acid Experimental evidence of tetracycline dissolution rate interference [Consequences] May counteract antacids May inhibit tetracycline action [Drugs Affected]

Output: Antacids Tetracyclines

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Coriander Coriandrum sativum Dimbelal (A) Zagada (T) Shucar (O) [Common Uses] Mostly culinary Medicinal: stomach ache and colic [Mechanism] Unknown, but has been shown to be effective in treating stomach upset (Fullas 2003) [Consequences] *Lowers blood sugar levels; [Drugs Affected]

Output: Insulin and oral hypoglycemic agents

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Cumin Cuminum cyminum Ensilal (A) Kemano (T) Hawaja (O) [Common Uses] Mostly culinary [Mechanism] May have hypoglycemic properties May have anticoagulating properties [Consequences] *Hypoglycemia *Increased risk of bleeding [Drugs Affected]

Output: Hypoglycemic agents Anticoagulants

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Dingetegna (A) No common English name Taverniera abyssinica [Common Uses] Medicinal only for stomach upset Fever reduction [Mechanism] Antispasmodic properties may affect absorption of medication [Consequences] Decreased absorption of medication [Drugs Affected]

Output: No specific class

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Fenugreek Trigonella foenum-graceum Abish (A) Halbata (O) [Common Uses] Mostly culinary Medicinal: stomachache, antispasmodic, powder used for wound dressing [Mechanism] Studies have shown that fenugreek acts synergistically with blood glucose lowering drugs Decreases total cholesterol and LDLs Alters T3 and T4 levels Anticoagulating properties [Consequences] *Hypoglycemia *Lower cholesterol *Reduced intestinal absorbance of medication *Increased risk of bleeding [Drugs Affected]

Output: Antidiabetic drugs Lipid lowering drugs Thyroid Replacement Therapy Warfarin

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Flaxseed and flaxseed oil Linum usitatissimum Telba (A) Lina (T) Konfur (O) [Common Uses] Medicinal: purgative, diuretic, laxative [Mechanism] Flaxseed and oil decrease platelet aggregation, increase effects of lipid lowering and hypoglycemic agents Lignans (phyto-estrogens) from flaxseed (not oil) possess hormonal effects As a bulk forming laxative, flaxseed may bind to cardiac glycosides and other orally administered medications and prevent absorption Flaxseed enhances laxative effects of stool softeners [Consequences] *Increased risk of bleeding Reduced intestinal absorbance of oral medication; as any fiber source Increased risk of hypoglycemia Possible dehydration from increased laxative effects of flaxseed (Due to absorption of liquid by fiber. It is important for patient to drink enough water.) [Drugs Affected]

Output: Anti-coagulants Cardiac glycosides Laxatives Insulin and oral hypoglycemic agents Hormonal drugs Lipid lowering agents

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Garlic Allium sativum Nech shinkrut (A) Tsada shgurti (T) Qullabbiiadii (O) [Common Uses] Culinary Medicinal: common cold, malaria, cough, pulmonary TB, hypertension, wounds, STDs, asthma, parasitic infections, toothache, diabetes, hemorrhoids [Mechanism] May be additive with cholesterol-lowering drugs Hypertensive activity but it is not known if this effect is antihypertensive drug additive Decreases T3 and T4 levels May have blood thinning properties [Consequences] *Possible increased risk of bleeding; *Reverses effects of orally administered thyroxine [Drugs Affected]

Output: Antiplatelets Anticoagulants Insulin and oral hypoglycemic agents Cholesterol lowering drugs Thyroid replacement therapy

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Ginger Zingiber officinale Zingibil (A) (T) [Common Uses] Culinary Medicinal: stomachache, cough, fever, influenza [Mechanism] Irritates gastric mucosa Decreases platelet aggregation [Consequences] *Inhibits antacid therapy *Increased risk of bleeding [Drugs Affected]

Output: Antacids Anticoagulants

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Khat Catha edulis Chat (A) Ciut (T) (O) [Common Uses] Mostly recreational Medicinal: stimulant, mental illness, gonorrhea, common cold [Mechanism] Cathinone (active ingredient) may act synergistically with amphetamines Tannins (component of Khat) complexes with ß-lactam antibiotics [Consequences] Possible additive effect with amphetamines Decreases absorbability of b-lactam antibiotics Lowers seizure threshold, Increases b.p and heart rate and induces cardiac arrythmias. [Drugs Affected]

Output: Amphetamines Amoxicillin and ampicillin, PCN others

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Peppermint Mentha piperita Nanna (A) (O) Semhal (T) [Common Uses] Medicinal: common cold, headache [Mechanism] Inhibits gut wall metabolism of felodipine and simvastatin Decreases absorption of non-heme iron Reduces Warfarin internal normalized ratio to sub-therapeutic levels [Consequences] Increased risk of clots if patient is in a hypercoagulable state Non-absorption of felodipine, simvostatin and iron Increases GERD symptoms unless taken as enteric-coated capsules [Drugs Affected]

Output: Felodipine and simvastatin Iron Warfarin Acid Suppression therapy (antacids)

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Rue Ruta chalepensis Tenadam (A) (T) Talatam (O) [Common Uses] Medicinal: common cold, stomachache, diarrhea, influenza [Mechanism] No major interactions reported 5-methoxy psoralen content of rue may increase phototoxic response May interact with Warfarin [Consequences] Anticoagulant effects maybe additive [Drugs Affected]

Output: Psoraien Ultraviolet (PUVA) therapy Warfarin

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Herb/Spice] Turmeric Curcuma longa Ird (A) (O) [Common Uses] Mostly culinary Medicinal: used topically for “crying eyes” in children [Mechanism] Has been shown to inhibit platelet aggregation in vitro Curcuminoids and sesquiterpene components of turmeric have hypoglycemic [Consequences] Increased risk of bleeding (theoretical risk; has not been demonstrated) Reduces blood sugar levels [Drugs Affected]

Output: Antiplatelets and anticoagulants Insulin and oral hypoglycemics

Ethiopian Traditional and Herbal Medications and their Interactions with Conventional Drugs — EthnoMed


Input: [Vegetable] Beets [Start from:] Seeds [Notes]

Output: Beet seeds can sometimes be difficult to germinate. As with other root crops, beets need loose, loamy soil.


Input: [Vegetable] Broccoli [Start from:] Transplants [Notes]

Output: The more advanced gardener can start her own seedlings either inside or in a quick hoop. Otherwise, buy sets from the local feed store when night temperatures have risen into the high 20s to low 30s Fahrenheit.


Input: [Vegetable] Brussels sprouts [Start from:] Transplants [Notes]

Output: The more advanced gardener can start her own seedlings either inside or in a quick hoop. Otherwise, buy sets from the local feed store when night temperatures have risen into the high 20s to low 30s Fahrenheit.


Input: [Vegetable] Cabbage [Start from:] Transplants [Notes]

Output: The more advanced gardener can start her own seedlings either inside or in a quick hoop. Otherwise, buy sets from the local feed store when night temperatures have risen into the high 20s to low 30s Fahrenheit.


Input: [Vegetable] Carrots [Start from:] Seeds [Notes]

Output: Well-drained, loamy soil is mandatory. Carrots are slow-growers, so weed carefully to give the seedlings breathing room.


Input: [Vegetable] Cauliflower [Start from:] Transplants [Notes]

Output: The more advanced gardener can start her own seedlings either inside or in a quick hoop. Otherwise, buy sets from the local feed store when night temperatures have risen into the high 20s to low 30s Fahrenheit.


Input: [Vegetable] Collards [Start from:] Seeds [Notes]

Output: Spring greens are some of the easiest vegetables to grow. In addition to collards, spinach, and Swiss chard, consider trying some Asian greens for variety.


Input: [Vegetable] Leeks [Start from:] Seeds [Notes]

Output: Leeks take a long time to grow, so I generally prefer the perennial Egyptian onions instead. As with other root crops, leeks need loose, loamy soil.


Input: [Vegetable] Lettuce [Start from:] Seeds [Notes]

Output: Leaf lettuce is my earliest harvest of the year because I always plant it under quick hoops. You can cut leaves within a month of planting, but be sure to seed a second bed as soon as you start eating the first --- lettuce becomes bitter within a few weeks of first harvest.


Input: [Vegetable] Onions [Start from:] Seeds, sets, or transplants. [Notes]

Output: Getting your onions to germinate out in the cold can be a bit tricky, so you may choose to start them inside or under quick hoops to ensure they have time to grow before summer heat stunts them. Select a variety appropriate for your day length (short day in the south and long day in the north.) Many gardeners simplify planting by buying sets (tiny bulbs) from the local feed store, but onions grown from sets usually don't store well.


Input: [Vegetable] Parsley [Start from:] Seeds [Notes]

Output: Parsley is grown very similarly to carrots, but you pick the leaves a few at a time for the next year rather than digging up the root.


Input: [Vegetable] Peas [Start from:] Seeds [Notes]

Output: Soak your seeds overnight before planting to ensure they sprout quickly. Erect a trellis for them to grow on.


Input: [Vegetable] Potatoes [Start from:] Cut up pieces of potato, each with two eyes [Notes]

Output: Hill up your potatoes by adding soil or dirt extending a few inches up the growing stem once the plant is about eight inches tall. This prevents the new tubers from being exposed to sunlight and turning green. If you're planting early into cold soil, consider cutting your seed potatoes a few weeks in advance and laying them out in a bright spot so they'll presprout.


Input: [Vegetable] Radish [Start from:] Seeds [Notes]

Output: Some gardeners plant radish seeds in their carrot rows. The radishes come up quickly and mature before they compete with the slower-growing carrots.


Input: [Vegetable] Spinach [Start from:] Seeds [Notes]

Output: I find that spinach plants usually bolt in the spring, so I generally focus on other varieties of leafy greens.


Input: [Vegetable] Swiss chard [Start from:] Seeds [Notes]

Output: Swiss chard seeds can sometimes be difficult to germinate, but otherwise Swiss chard is perhaps the easiest green to grow and will keep producing all summer.


Input: [Vegetable] Turnips [Start from:] Seeds [Notes]

Output: Like other root crops, turnips prefer loamy, well-drained soil.


Input: [0] Broadwalk [Late Spring] wisterias irises doronicums lungworts dicentras [Early Spring]

Output: primroses magnolias grape hyacinths lungworts Clematis armandii

Gwanwyn | The National Botanic Garden of Wales

Spring


Input: [0] Bog Garden [Late Spring] marsh marigolds primulas [Early Spring]

Output: daffodils skunk cabbages

Gwanwyn | The National Botanic Garden of Wales

Spring


Input: [0] Japanese Garden [Late Spring] cherry blossom rhododendrons azaleas [Early Spring]

Output: camellias rhododendrons

Gwanwyn | The National Botanic Garden of Wales

Spring


Input: [0] Spring Woods [Late Spring] bluebells arum lilies [Early Spring]

Output: daffodils hazel

Gwanwyn | The National Botanic Garden of Wales

Spring


Input: [0] Double Walled Garden [Late Spring] tulips irises wisterias alliums catmints [Early Spring]

Output: apple, pear & cherry blossom magnolias spring bulbs

Gwanwyn | The National Botanic Garden of Wales

Spring


Input: [0] Mediterranean Garden [Late Spring] rock roses aromatic herbs [Early Spring]

Output: spring bulbs poached egg plants

Gwanwyn | The National Botanic Garden of Wales

Spring


Input: [0] Great Glasshouse [Late Spring] giant geraniums californian annuals rock roses echiums darwinias fragrance of flowers especially strong [Early Spring]

Output: spring bulbs boronias bottlebrushes hardenbergias canary isles brooms

Gwanwyn | The National Botanic Garden of Wales

Spring


Input: [0] Lakes [Late Spring] rhododendrons marsh marigolds masses of froglets waterfowl chicks hatch resident grey wagtails breed chiffchaff & willow warbler [Early Spring]

Output: azaleas primroses coots & moorhens build floating reed nests little grebes forage underwater

Gwanwyn | The National Botanic Garden of Wales

Spring


Input: [0] Wild Garden [Late Spring] ox-eye daisies ragged robin peonies hares [Early Spring]

Output: hares

Gwanwyn | The National Botanic Garden of Wales

Spring


Input: [0] Estate including: Pont felin Gat [Late Spring] wildflower meadows wild orchids tree pipits skylarks ‘performing’ Bluebells spotted flycatcher breeding [Early Spring]

Output: lady’s smock lambs born on organic farm woodpeckers ‘drumming’ Wood sorrel Golden saxifrage Wood anemone Lesser celandine

Gwanwyn | The National Botanic Garden of Wales

Spring


Input: [0] General [Late Spring] swallows, swifts & house martins arrive to nest on site [Early Spring]

Output: spring crocuses round Great Glasshouse swathes of daffodils on vistas resident barn owls mate

Gwanwyn | The National Botanic Garden of Wales

Spring


Input: [Booth] Field [Food Type] Greek, Italian and Seafood Cuisine [Vendor]

Output: Grapevine Restaurants


Input: [Booth] Field [Food Type] Chicken Tenderloins, Bratwurst, Dessert Crepes [Vendor]

Output: Crepe Deli Catering


Input: [Booth] Field [Food Type] Funnel Cakes, Frosty Lemonade, Fruit Smoothies [Vendor]

Output: Apple Frankies Enterprises


Input: [Booth] Field [Food Type] Crab Cake Sandwiches, Lemondae, Iced Tea [Vendor]

Output: Sherri's Crab Cakes


Input: [Booth] Field [Food Type] Jerk Chicken, Chicken Kabobs, Rice, Plaintain & Spinach Stew [Vendor]

Output: Suya to Go


Input: [Booth] Field [Food Type] Lemonade, Deep Fried Oreos [Vendor]

Output: Orient Bowl


Input: [Booth] Field [Food Type] Mediterranean Food [Vendor]

Output: Nader's Bistro


Input: [Booth] Field [Vendor]

Output: Asian Grille


Input: [Inspection detail] At least 48 hours before you start work on site, you should notify us of commencement. This is an opportunity for the building control officer to generally discuss the project and to remind the builder of any conditions there might be on the application. It also provides an opportunity to check that the site and the proposal is as shown on any submitted plans. [Statutory requirement] Statutory inspection [Type of inspection]

Output: Commencement of work

Site inspections - Building Control - Maldon District Council


Input: [Inspection detail] This inspection allows ground conditions to be checked and the building control officer will consider all or some of the following: The bearing capacity of the ground proximity and depth of any drains and manholes Depth of existing foundations proximity of any trees or recently removed trees Whether or not the building is on made up ground [Statutory requirement] Statutory inspection [Type of inspection]

Output: Excavations before concrete

Site inspections - Building Control - Maldon District Council


Input: [Inspection detail] This inspection is to determine the suitability of the hardcore used, the provision of sand blinding (if required). The damp proof membrane (DPM) is checked for its thickness, and use with new and existing damp proof courses. Floor insulation may also be inspected at this stage. [Statutory requirement] Statutory inspection [Type of inspection]

Output: Preparation of oversite

Site inspections - Building Control - Maldon District Council


Input: [Inspection detail] The damp proof course (DPC) will be checked to ensure suitability, width, laps etc. [Statutory requirement] Statutory inspection [Type of inspection]

Output: Damp proof course

Site inspections - Building Control - Maldon District Council


Input: [Inspection detail] All new drainage is inspected prior to covering. The items checked on this inspection include: suitability of material used fall and line of the drain material used for bed and surround access points [Statutory requirement] Statutory inspection [Type of inspection]

Output: Drains - foul and storm

Site inspections - Building Control - Maldon District Council


Input: [Inspection detail] Wherever possible the above and below ground drainage systems will be checked for air or water tightness. [Statutory requirement] Statutory inspection [Type of inspection]

Output: Drains test

Site inspections - Building Control - Maldon District Council


Input: [Inspection detail] The size, grade and the centre of the joists will be checked together with the lateral restraint strapping and herringbone strutting. [Type of inspection]

Output: First floor joists

Site inspections - Building Control - Maldon District Council


Input: [Inspection detail] The size, grade and the centre of the timbers/ trusses will be checked together with the lateral resistant strapping, herringbone strutting and wind bracing. [Type of inspection]

Output: Roof members

Site inspections - Building Control - Maldon District Council


Input: [Inspection detail] We will generally try to inspect the insulation prior to covering to ensure that the correct thickness and type has been installed. [Type of inspection]

Output: Insulation

Site inspections - Building Control - Maldon District Council


Input: [Inspection detail] When a building is occupied before completion the local authority should be notified. [Statutory requirement] Statutory inspection [Type of inspection]

Output: Occupation

Site inspections - Building Control - Maldon District Council


Input: [Inspection detail] This is the inspection for which notification is often forgotten. The inspection checks such items as: ventilation to rooms and roof voids waste details roof coverings fire precautions and requirements safety glazing staircase details [Statutory requirement] Statutory inspection [Type of inspection]

Output: Completion

Site inspections - Building Control - Maldon District Council


Input: [Number] 471 [Name] Silk Triangle [Fit] Shallow to Average [Sizes] 1-17 [Features] Versatile triangle shape fis a variety of body and surgery types Fits well with both underwire and softcup bras Concave back accommodates excess tissue Available in dark-tone, order #483, Silk Encore Triangle [Shape]

Output: Symmetrical Triangle

Trulife Naturalwear, 475 Silk A Supreme Asymmetrical Breast Form, Mastectomy


Input: [Number] 481 [Name] Silk Ultima Triangle [Fit] Average to Full [Sizes] 1-14 [Features] Provides more fullness than other triangle breast forms Versatile triangle shape fits a variety of body and surgery types Fits well with both underwire and softcup bras Concave back accommodates excess tissue [Shape]

Output: Symmetrical Triangle

Trulife Naturalwear, 475 Silk A Supreme Asymmetrical Breast Form, Mastectomy


Input: [Number] 472 [Name] Silk Triangle Plus [Fit] Average to Full [Sizes] 1-4 [Features] Versatile triangle shape fits a variety of body and surgery types Fits well with both underwire and softcup bras Comfortable conformable back provides additional fullness and projection [Shape]

Output: Symmetrical Triangle

Trulife Naturalwear, 475 Silk A Supreme Asymmetrical Breast Form, Mastectomy


Input: [Number] 473 [Name] Silk Teardrop [Fit] Shallow to Average [Sizes] 1-14 [Features] Versatile teardrop shape tapers at top extension Tapered extension can be positioned in any direction for optimal fit [Shape]

Output: Symmetrical Teardrop

Trulife Naturalwear, 475 Silk A Supreme Asymmetrical Breast Form, Mastectomy


Input: [Number] 474 [Name] Silk Profile [Fit] Average to Full [Sizes] 1-14 [Features] Modified triangle shape tapers at top extension Fits well with many bra styles Anatomical shape fits snugly against the natural curve of the chest wall [Shape]

Output: Symmetrical Modified Triangle

Trulife Naturalwear, 475 Silk A Supreme Asymmetrical Breast Form, Mastectomy


Input: [Number] 475 [Name] Silk A Supreme [Fit] Shallow to Average [Sizes] 1-14 Left/Right [Features] Asymmetrical shape replaces tissue at upper chest and underarm Concave back accommodates excess tissue Recommended for use with bilaterial or extensive surgery [Shape]

Output: Symmetrical

Trulife Naturalwear, 475 Silk A Supreme Asymmetrical Breast Form, Mastectomy


Input: [Number] 476 [Name] Silk Connect [Fit] Shallow to Average [Sizes] 1-10 [Features] Versatile triangle shape fits a variety of body and surgery types Fits well with both underwire and softcup bras Can be worn attached to chest wall or unattached with protective back in place [Shape]

Output: Symmetrical Triangle

Trulife Naturalwear, 475 Silk A Supreme Asymmetrical Breast Form, Mastectomy


Input: [Number] 477 [Name] Silk Flex [Fit] Shallow to Average [Sizes] 1-4 [Features] Versatile heart-shape can be positioned in any direction fr optimal fit Fits well with underwire bras [Shape]

Output: Symmetrical Heart-shape

Trulife Naturalwear, 475 Silk A Supreme Asymmetrical Breast Form, Mastectomy


Input: [Number] 478 [Name] Silk XTend [Fit] Average to Full [Sizes] 1-14 Left/Right [Features] Asymmetrical shape replaces tissue at the upper chest and underarm Concave back accommodates excess tissue Recommended for use with bilaterial or extensive surgery [Shape]

Output: Asymmetrical

Trulife Naturalwear, 475 Silk A Supreme Asymmetrical Breast Form, Mastectomy


Input: [Number] 482 [Name] Silk XTend Plus [Fit] Average to Full [Sizes] 1-14 Left/Right [Features] Asymmetrical shape replaces tissue at upper chest and underarm Recommended for use with bilateral or extensive surgery Comfortable conformable back provides additional fullness and projection [Shape]

Output: Asymmetrical

Trulife Naturalwear, 475 Silk A Supreme Asymmetrical Breast Form, Mastectomy


Input: [Number] 480 [Name] Silk Allure [Fit] Average to Full [Sizes] 1 - 14 [Features] Symmetrical shape offers a natural, full profile Fits well with both underwire and softcup bras Recommended for use with bilateral surgery Available in dark tone, order #484, Silk Encore Allure [Shape]

Output: Symmetrical Oval

Trulife Naturalwear, 475 Silk A Supreme Asymmetrical Breast Form, Mastectomy


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Arthroscopic Instruments Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Flexible Scope Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Surgical Instrument Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Neuro Power Equipment Repair

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Arthroscopy Pump Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Footswitch Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Surgical Light Source Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: New Medical Equipment Sales

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Attachments Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Hand/Foot Power Equipment Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Surgical Power Equipment Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: New Surgical Equipment Sales

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Biomedical Equipment Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Harmonic Scalpel Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Surgical Video Equipment Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Ophthalmic Equipment Repair

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Biomedical Calibration Certification [Flexible Endoscope Repair] HD Camera Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Syringe Pump Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Orthopedic Power Equipment Repair

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Blood Pressure Monitor Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] HD Console Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] TEE Probe/Ultrasound Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Orthopedic Instrument Repair

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Camera Head/Couplers/Control Units [Flexible Endoscope Repair] HD Scope Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Trauma Power Equipment Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Phaco Emulsifiers

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Cardiovascular Instrument Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Industrial Power Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Ureteroscope Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Power Accessories Repair

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Cystoscope Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Industrial Scope Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Veterinary Video Camera Sales [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Power Supply Repair

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Dental Saws [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Industrial Video Camera Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Veterinary Video Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Refurbished Medical Equipment

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Dermatome Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Infusion Pump Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Veterinary Scope Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Remanufactured Medical Equipment

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Diamond Knife Care & Cleaning [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Insufflator Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Veterinary Equipment Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Rigid Endoscope Repair

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Diamond Knife/Knives Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] LED Light Sources Repairs [Surgical Hose Repair] Veterinary Refurbished Equipment [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Shaver Repairs

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Duodenoscope Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Light Source Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Sales [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Semi-Flexible Endoscope Repair

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Electrosurgical Unit Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Medical Device Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Video Equipment Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Semi-Rigid Endoscope Repair

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Endoscope Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Maxillofacial Power Equipment Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Video RGB-Cables [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Small Lasers

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Endoscopic Instrument Repair [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Medical Equipment Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Video Equipment Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Surgical Equipment Repair

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] EKG/ECG Monitor Repairs [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Micro Instrument Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Video Monitor Repair [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Surgical Equipment Sales

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Air/Nitrogen Hose Repair] Fiberoptic Cables/Instruments [Flexible Endoscope Repair] Nasolaryngoscope Repair [Surgical Hose Repair] Xenon Light Source Repairs [Needlescope Repair]

Output: Surgical Generator Repair

Endoscope Repair, Endoscope Maintenence | Metro-Medical, Inc. Branford CT


Input: [Specification] Open [Advantage/Disadvantage] No friction Easy to re-lube No protection against contamination [Design]

Output: No seals

Technical Information : Bearings Online | RODA-SHOP, RODA-SHOP


Input: [Specification] Non contact seals [Advantage/Disadvantage] No friction Good protection against contamination [Design]

Output: Metal shields

Technical Information : Bearings Online | RODA-SHOP, RODA-SHOP


Input: [Specification] Contact seals made of shyntetic rubber [Advantage/Disadvantage] Higher friction Very good protection agains contamination [Design]

Output: Rubber seal

Technical Information : Bearings Online | RODA-SHOP, RODA-SHOP


Input: [Specification] Contacto seals made of Teflon [Advantage/Disadvantage] Low friction Very good protection agains contamination [Design]

Output: PTFE seals

Technical Information : Bearings Online | RODA-SHOP, RODA-SHOP


Input: [Specification] Contact seals made of Teflon [Advantage/Disadvantage] Low friction Very good protection against contamination Good chemical characteristics [Design]

Output: PTFE seals with metal shields

Technical Information : Bearings Online | RODA-SHOP, RODA-SHOP


Input: [Specification] Seals made of Viton [Advantage/Disadvantage] Higher friction High temperature Good chemical characteristics Very good protection against contamination [Design]

Output: Viton seals

Technical Information : Bearings Online | RODA-SHOP, RODA-SHOP


Input: [Specification] Non contact seal made of synthetic rubber [Advantage/Disadvantage] No friction Very good protection against contamination [Design]

Output: Rubber seal

Technical Information : Bearings Online | RODA-SHOP, RODA-SHOP


Input: [Engine] ARCHIVE [5.1] YES [5.5] YES [5.0]

Output: YES


Input: [Engine] BerkeleyDB [5.0]

Output: NO


Input: [Engine] BLACKHOLE [5.1] YES [5.5] YES [5.0]

Output: YES


Input: [Engine] CSV [5.1] YES [5.5] YES [5.0]

Output: YES


Input: [Engine] EXAMPLE [5.1] NO [5.0]

Output: NO


Input: [Engine] FEDERATED [5.1] NO [5.5] NO [5.0]

Output: YES


Input: [Engine] InnoDB [5.1] YES [5.5] DEFAULT [5.0]

Output: YES


Input: [Engine] ISAM [5.0]

Output: NO


Input: [Engine] MEMORY [5.1] YES [5.5] YES [5.0]

Output: YES


Input: [Engine] MRG_MYISAM [5.1] YES [5.5] YES [5.0]

Output: YES


Input: [Engine] MyISAM [5.1] DEFAULT [5.5] YES [5.0]

Output: DEFAULT


Input: [Engine] ndbcluster [5.1] NO [5.0]

Output: DISABLED


Input: [Antigen/Antibody] anti-kappa [Usual Reactivity] B cell Subset [Result]

Output: Scattered positive plasma cells.

Immunohistochemical Findings -- Case 188


Input: [Antigen/Antibody] anti-lambda [Usual Reactivity] B cell Subset [Result]

Output: Scattered positive plasma cells.

Immunohistochemical Findings -- Case 188


Input: [Antigen/Antibody] CD20/L26 (Images A & B) [Usual Reactivity] B cell [Result]

Output: Numerous positive cells in follicular structures, and many positive cells in interfollicular areas.

Immunohistochemical Findings -- Case 188


Input: [Antigen/Antibody] CD21 [Usual Reactivity] Follic, Dendritic cells [Result]

Output: Highlights follicles and shows positivity in focal atypical spindle cell areas.

Immunohistochemical Findings -- Case 188


Input: [Antigen/Antibody] bcl-2 [Usual Reactivity] lymph subset, other [Result]

Output: Positive in abnormal follicular structures.

Immunohistochemical Findings -- Case 188


Input: [Antigen/Antibody] CD10 [Usual Reactivity] B cell subset [Result]

Output: Some abnormal follicles strongly positive, some with weaker positivity; interfollicular areas have scattered positive cells.

Immunohistochemical Findings -- Case 188


Input: [Antigen/Antibody] CD3 [Usual Reactivity] T cells [Result]

Output: Moderate number of scattered cells in the interfollicular regions in the part of the node with abnormal follicles, larger numbers in the interfollicular areas of normal part of node.

Immunohistochemical Findings -- Case 188


Input: [Characteristics] Cost [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] The cost for a servo motor and servo motor system is higher than that of a stepper motor system with equal power rating. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: This feature would have to go to stepper motors. Steppers are generally cheaper than servo motors that have the same power rating.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Versatility [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors are very versatile in their use for automation and CNC applications. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors are also very versatile in their use for automation and CNC applications. Because of their simplicity stepper motors may be found on anything from printers to clocks.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Reliability [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] This is a toss up because it depends on the environment and how well the motor is protected. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: The stepper takes this category only because it does not require an encoder which may fail.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Frame Sizes [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors are availible in a wide variety of frame sizes, from small to large motors capable of running huge machines. Many of the motors come in NEMA standard sized. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors do not have as many size selections as servo motors in the large sizes. However stepper motors may still be found in a variety of NEMA frame sizes.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Setup Complexity [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors require tuning of the (PID) closed loop variable circuit to obtain correct motor function. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors are almost plug-and-play. They require only the motor wires to be wired to the stepper motor driver.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Motor Life [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] The brushes on servo motors must be replaced every 2000 hours of operation. Also encoders may need replacing. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: The bearing on stepper motors are the only wearing parts. That gives stepper motors a slight edge on life.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Low Speed High Torque [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors will do fine with low speed applications given low friction and the correct gear ratio [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors provide most torque at low speed (RPM).

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] High speed High Torque [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors maintain their rated torque to about 90% of their no load RPM. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors lose up to 80% of their maximum torque at 90% of their maximum RPM.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Repeatability [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors can have very good repeatability if setup correctly. The encoder quality can also play into repeatability. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Because of the way stepper motors are constructed and operate they have very good repeatability with little or no tuning required.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Overload Safety [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors may malfunction if overloaded mechanically. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors are unlikely to be damages by mechanical overload.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Power to Weight/Size ratio [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors have an excellent power to weight ratio given their efficiency. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors are less efficient than servo motors which usually means a smaller power to weight/size ratio.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Efficiency [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors are very efficient. Yielding 80-90% efficiency given light loads. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors consume a lot of power given their output, much of which is converted to heat. Stepper motors are usually about 70% efficient but this has some to do with the stepper driver.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Flexibility in motor resolution [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Since the encoder on a servo motor determines the motor resolution servos have a wide range of resolutions available. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors usually have 1.8 or 0.9 degree resolution. However thanks to micro-stepping steppers can obtain higher resolutions. This is up to the driver and not the motor.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Torque to Inertia Ratio [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors are very capable of accelerating loads. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors are also capable of accelerating loads but not as well as servo motors. Stepper motors may stall and skip steps if the motor is not powerful enough.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Least Heat production [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Since the current draw of a servo motor is proportional to the load applied, heat production is very low. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors draw excess current regardless of load. The excess power is dissipated as heat.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Reserve Power and Torque [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] A servo motor can supply about 200% of the continuous power for short periods. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors do not have reserve power. However stepper motors can brake very well.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Noise [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors produce very little noise. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors produce a slight hum due to the control process. However a high quality driver will decrease the noise level.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Resonance and Vibration [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors do not vibrate or have resonance issues. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors vibrate slightly and have some resonance issues because of how the stepper motor operates.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Availability [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors are not as readily available to the masses as are stepper motors. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors are far easier to find than quality servo motors.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Motor Simplicity [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors are more mechanically complex due to their internal parts and the external encoders. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors are very simple in design with no designed consumable parts.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Direct Drive Capability [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Servo motors usually require more gearing ratios due to their high RPM. It is very rare to see a direct drive servo motor setup. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: Stepper motors will work fine in direct drive mode. Many people simple use a motor couple and attach the motor shaft directly to the leadscrew or ballscrew.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [Characteristics] Power Range [Servo Motor (DC Brushed] Because servo motors are available in DC and AC servo motors have a very wide power availability range. [Stepper (Hybrid)]

Output: The power availability range for stepper motors is not that of servo motors.

Stepper Vs. Servo Motors


Input: [FEATURE] Micro Serrated Blades [BENEFIT]

Output: Shears have a micro serrated upper blade and are precisely ground. The cutting properties are retained for long time use and the serration grips the item to be cut securely ensuring an even, exact cutting action.

Zwilling J.A. Henckels TWIN L Kitchen Shears - KnifeCenter - H41370001


Input: [FEATURE] Screw Top Opener [BENEFIT]

Output: Added useful feature for kitchen shears

Zwilling J.A. Henckels TWIN L Kitchen Shears - KnifeCenter - H41370001


Input: [FEATURE] Precision Screw [BENEFIT]

Output: Perfect closing action and easy re-sharpening of kitchen shears

Zwilling J.A. Henckels TWIN L Kitchen Shears - KnifeCenter - H41370001


Input: [FEATURE] High carbon, no stain steel blades [BENEFIT]

Output: Offer corrosion resistance and long time sharp performance

Zwilling J.A. Henckels TWIN L Kitchen Shears - KnifeCenter - H41370001


Input: [FEATURE] Dishwasher safe [BENEFIT]

Output: Ease of cleaning after use

Zwilling J.A. Henckels TWIN L Kitchen Shears - KnifeCenter - H41370001


Input: [FEATURE] Lifetime warranty [BENEFIT]

Output: Guaranteed against defects in material and/or craftsmanship

Zwilling J.A. Henckels TWIN L Kitchen Shears - KnifeCenter - H41370001


Input: [Clinical Goal] Used in evaluating the probability of the occurrence or recurrence of cancers. [Use of Biomarker]

Output: Risk Stratification

Novel diagnostic biomarkers for prostate cancer


Input: [Clinical Goal] To determine and target the cellular and molecular mechanisms of carcinogenesis in preneoplastic tissues. [Use of Biomarker]

Output: Chemoprevention

Novel diagnostic biomarkers for prostate cancer


Input: [Clinical Goal] Used to recognize early-stage cancers in the general population and administer early treatment. [Use of Biomarker]

Output: Screening

Novel diagnostic biomarkers for prostate cancer


Input: [Clinical Goal] Used to reliably determine and distinguish the presence and type of cancer. [Use of Biomarker]

Output: Diagnosis and Classification

Novel diagnostic biomarkers for prostate cancer


Input: [Clinical Goal] Helps in estimating the likely outcome of the disease, without considering treatment, to establish the intensity of treatment. [Use of Biomarker]

Output: Prognosis

Novel diagnostic biomarkers for prostate cancer


Input: [Clinical Goal] Anticipate the response to respective treatments and select the therapy with the highest probability of being effective in a particular patient. [Use of Biomarker]

Output: Prediction of treatment

Novel diagnostic biomarkers for prostate cancer


Input: [Clinical Goal] Used in assessing the effectiveness and adverse effects of a treatment and to provide early determination and treatment of recurrent disease. [Use of Biomarker]

Output: Therapy Tracking and Post-treatment Surveillance

Novel diagnostic biomarkers for prostate cancer


Input: Remission [Characteristics]

Output: No sign of the disease.

Treatment Outcomes | Leukemia and Lymphoma Society


Input: Complete response [Characteristics]

Output: Standard tests show no sign of M protein, a normal percentage of plasma cells (5 percent in the marrow) or no sign of myeloma cells in the marrow.

Treatment Outcomes | Leukemia and Lymphoma Society


Input: Near complete response [Characteristics]

Output: Above normal free light chains ratio and no myeloma cells detected in the marrow by very sensitive tests.

Treatment Outcomes | Leukemia and Lymphoma Society


Input: Very good partial response [Characteristics]

Output: A 90 percent or greater decrease in M protein but not meeting the definition for a complete response.

Treatment Outcomes | Leukemia and Lymphoma Society


Input: Partial response [Characteristics]

Output: More than a 50 percent decrease in M protein in the blood and a 90 percent reduction in M protein in 24-hour urine collection but not meeting the definition for a complete or very good partial response.

Treatment Outcomes | Leukemia and Lymphoma Society


Input: Minimal response [Characteristics]

Output: Reduction between 25 percent and 50 percent in M protein in the blood.

Treatment Outcomes | Leukemia and Lymphoma Society


Input: Stable disease [Characteristics]

Output: Less than a 25 percent decrease or less than a 25 percent increase in M protein in the blood.

Treatment Outcomes | Leukemia and Lymphoma Society


Input: Progressive disease [Characteristics]

Output: At least a 25 percent increase in M protein in the blood and if associated with symptoms, usually indicates the need to start therapy or to change therapies if the patient is already receiving treatment.

Treatment Outcomes | Leukemia and Lymphoma Society


Input: [Illness] Diphtheria [Risk Groups] Basically, all persons should have a valid vaccination protection (booster every 10 years) [Vaccination Protection]

Output: yes

Germany / Destinations / Fit for Travel English


Input: [Illness] Tick-borne Encephalitis [Risk Groups] Travellers to TBE endemic areas, especially involving frequent forest hikes or "days in the country", etc. The professional high-risk group includes hunters, forest warden, forestry workers. [Vaccination Protection]

Output: risk groups - yes

Germany / Destinations / Fit for Travel English


Input: [Illness] Yellow Fever [Vaccination Protection]

Output: no

Germany / Destinations / Fit for Travel English


Input: [Illness] Hepatitis B [Risk Groups] All travellers to areas with increased rates of hepatitis B or high-risk groups (among others, medical personnel, persons with a frequent change of sexual partners, drug addicts, dialysis patients and hemophiliacs). [Vaccination Protection]

Output: risk groups - yes

Germany / Destinations / Fit for Travel English


Input: [Illness] Influenza [Risk Groups] Recommended for adults ages 60yrs. and older and for people who have chronic illness (risk groups). For other travellers vaccine can be reasonable if risk of exposure is given like e.g. in influenza season [Vaccination Protection]

Output: risk groups - yes

Germany / Destinations / Fit for Travel English


Input: [Illness] Pertussis [Risk Groups] All people need protection against diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis. Therefore all adults should receive a single dose of Tdap preferably with the next Td doses. [Vaccination Protection]

Output: yes

Germany / Destinations / Fit for Travel English


Input: [Illness] Measles [Risk Groups] Vaccine is recommended for travellers visiting regions with measles outbreaks. The German "STIKO" recommends a single dose of MMR (measles, mumps, rubella) for adults age 18yrs and older and born after 1970, if there is no evidence of immunity or no documentation of vaccine or only one documented dose given in the childhood. [Vaccination Protection]

Output: risk groups - yes

Germany / Destinations / Fit for Travel English


Input: [Illness] Pneumokokken [Risk Groups] Recommended for people through age 2 years with increased health risk due to chronic illness (risk groups). [Vaccination Protection]

Output: risk groups - yes

Germany / Destinations / Fit for Travel English


Input: [Illness] Tetanus (Lockjaw) [Risk Groups] Basically, all persons should have a valid vaccination protection (booster every 10 years) [Vaccination Protection]

Output: yes

Germany / Destinations / Fit for Travel English


Input: [Weapon] Anchored Bolas [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Tesla Core [Tip]

Output: Directed Suspension Field

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Arc Welder [Frame] Compact [Tool] Tesla Core [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Assault Rifle [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Military Engine [Tip]

Output: Compressor

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Blowtorch [Frame] Compact [Tool] Pneumatic Torch [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Bolas Cutter [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Tesla Core [Tip]

Output: Repeater

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Bouncing Bolas [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Tesla Core [Tip]

Output: Compressor

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Carbine [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Military Engine [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Compact Suspended Ripper [Frame] Compact [Tool] Rip Core [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Contact Beam [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Plasma Core [Tip]

Output: Precision Tip

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Cryogenic Torch [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Pneumatic Torch [Tip]

Output: Precision Tip

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Chain Gun [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Telemetry Spike [Tip]

Output: Diffraction Torus

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Chain Lightning Gun [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Tesla Core [Tip]

Output: Diffraction Torus

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Detonator Mine [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Survey Charge [Tip]

Output: Directed Ejection Field

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Flamethrower [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Pneumatic Torch [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Force Gun [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Plasma Core [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Galvanizer [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Military Engine [Tip]

Output: Directed Suspension Field

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Grenade Launcher [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Survey Charge [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Ground Diffractor [Frame] Heavy / Lower Slot [Tool] Plasma Core [Tip]

Output: Diffraction Torus

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Heavy Ripper [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Rip Core [Tip]

Output: Directed Ejection Field

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Heavy Suspended Ripper [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Rip Core [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Hydraulic Eviscerator [Frame] Heavy / Lower Slot [Tool] Hydraulic Engine [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Hydraulic Hammer [Frame] Heavy / Lower Slot [Tool] Hydraulic Engine [Tip]

Output: Conic Dispersal

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Hydraulic Knife [Frame] Compact / Lower Slot [Tool] Hydraulic Engine [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Incendiary Grenade [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Survey Charge [Tip]

Output: Diffraction Torus

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Javelin Gun [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Telemetry Spike [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Javelin Repeater [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Telemetry Spike [Tip]

Output: Repeater

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Kinetic Projector [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Plasma Core [Tip]

Output: Compressor

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Knockback Detonator [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Survey Charge [Tip]

Output: Rail Accelerator

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Line Gun [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Tesla Core [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Line Gun Mine [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Survey Charge [Tip]

Output: Compressor

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Magnesium Afterburner [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Pneumatic Torch [Tip]

Output: Compressor

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Plasma Cutter [Frame] Compact [Tool] Plasma Core [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Plasma Disperser [Frame] Compact [Tool] Plasma Core [Tip]

Output: Compact Conic Dispersal

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Plasma Repeater [Frame] Compact [Tool] Plasma Core [Tip]

Output: Compact Directed Ejection Field

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Pulse Rifle [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Military Engine [Tip]

Output: Repeater

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Revolver [Frame] Compact [Tool] Military Engine [Tip]

Output: Compact Directed Ejection Field

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Ripper [Frame] Compact [Tool] Rip Core [Tip]

Output: Compact Directed Ejection Field

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Rivet Gun [Frame] Compact [Tool] Telemetry Spike [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Rivet Shotgun [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Telemetry Spike [Tip]

Output: Conic Dispersal

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Rocket Launcher [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Survey Charge [Tip]

Output: Directed Suspension Field

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Seeker Rifle [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Military Engine [Tip]

Output: Precision Tip

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Shotgun [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Military Engine [Tip]

Output: Conic Dispersal

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] SMG [Frame] Compact [Tool] Military Engine [Tip]

Output: Default

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Weapon] Tesla Beam [Frame] Heavy [Tool] Tesla Core [Tip]

Output: Precision Tip

Dead Space 3 Weapon Crafting Guide | GameDynamo


Input: [Condition] 1st rib stress fracture [Symptoms & signs] Shoulder and neck pain Neck root tenderness [Investigations] Bone scan CT MRI [Treatment]

Output: Broad arm sling Soft neck collar Rest

Chest Wall Injuries | Sports Injury Bulletin

Table 1: Chest wall injuries, summary


Input: [Condition] Other rib stress fracture [Symptoms & signs] Posterior pain Tenderness Chest spring pain [Investigations] X-ray [Treatment]

Output: Rest Analgesia

Chest Wall Injuries | Sports Injury Bulletin

Table 1: Chest wall injuries, summary


Input: [Condition] Slipping rib syndrome [Symptoms & signs] Acute pain Activity related Hooking test [Investigations] Nerve block [Treatment]

Output: Rest Analgesia Technique modification Steroid injection Surgery

Chest Wall Injuries | Sports Injury Bulletin

Table 1: Chest wall injuries, summary


Input: [Condition] Sternal stress fracture [Symptoms & signs] Pain Local tenderness [Investigations] X-ray [Treatment]

Output: Rest

Chest Wall Injuries | Sports Injury Bulletin

Table 1: Chest wall injuries, summary


Input: [Condition] Costochondritis [Symptoms & signs] Localised pain and tenderness [Treatment]

Output: Reassurance Analgesia Steroid injection

Chest Wall Injuries | Sports Injury Bulletin

Table 1: Chest wall injuries, summary


Input: [Condition] Tietze’s syndrome [Symptoms & signs] Localised pain and tenderness Inflammation [Treatment]

Output: Reassurance Analgesia Steroid injection

Chest Wall Injuries | Sports Injury Bulletin

Table 1: Chest wall injuries, summary


Input: [Model] SLG2006B [Replacement Burners] Yes [Replacement Lid]

Output: No

Perfect Flame (Lowe's) Gas Grill Recall Grilling Companion


Input: [Model] SLG2006BN [Replacement Burners] Yes [Replacement Lid]

Output: No

Perfect Flame (Lowe's) Gas Grill Recall Grilling Companion


Input: [Model] SLG2006C [Replacement Burners] Yes [Replacement Lid]

Output: No

Perfect Flame (Lowe's) Gas Grill Recall Grilling Companion


Input: [Model] SLG2006CN [Replacement Burners] Yes [Replacement Lid]

Output: No

Perfect Flame (Lowe's) Gas Grill Recall Grilling Companion


Input: [Model] SLG2007A [Replacement Burners] Yes [Replacement Lid]

Output: Yes

Perfect Flame (Lowe's) Gas Grill Recall Grilling Companion


Input: [Model] SLG2007B [Replacement Burners] Yes [Replacement Lid]

Output: Yes

Perfect Flame (Lowe's) Gas Grill Recall Grilling Companion


Input: [Model] SLG2007BN [Replacement Burners] Yes [Replacement Lid]

Output: Yes

Perfect Flame (Lowe's) Gas Grill Recall Grilling Companion


Input: [Model] SLG2007D [Replacement Burners] Yes [Replacement Lid]

Output: No

Perfect Flame (Lowe's) Gas Grill Recall Grilling Companion


Input: [Model] SLG2007DN [Replacement Burners] Yes [Replacement Lid]

Output: No

Perfect Flame (Lowe's) Gas Grill Recall Grilling Companion


Input: [Model] SLG2008A [Replacement Burners] Yes [Replacement Lid]

Output: Yes

Perfect Flame (Lowe's) Gas Grill Recall Grilling Companion


Input: [Addition curing] Blending ratio of the two components is fixed [Condensation curing]

Output: Blending ratio of silicone rubber and catalyst variable within limits

Chemical reactions on the "finished" silicone | Silicones Europe


Input: [Addition curing] Cross linking agent (H-siloxane) in rubber component 1, catalyst (platinum complex) in rubber component 2 [Condensation curing]

Output: Crosslinker agent and catalyst are both contained in the catalyst

Chemical reactions on the "finished" silicone | Silicones Europe


Input: [Addition curing] Curing impaired by various substances (sulfur compounds etc) [Condensation curing]

Output: Curing impaired only by lack of water

Chemical reactions on the "finished" silicone | Silicones Europe


Input: [Addition curing] Curing rate heavily dependent on temperature [Condensation curing]

Output: Curing rate largely independent of temperature

Chemical reactions on the "finished" silicone | Silicones Europe


Input: [Addition curing] Practically no shrinkage [Condensation curing]

Output: Chemical shrinkage due to release of alcohol

Chemical reactions on the "finished" silicone | Silicones Europe


Input: [Addition curing] No reversion possible [Condensation curing]

Output: Release products (alcohol) may cause reversion from 80 °C and above

Chemical reactions on the "finished" silicone | Silicones Europe


Input: [Addition curing] Where pot life is long, curing can be accelerated by exposure to elevated temperatures [Condensation curing]

Output: Long pot life and hence long curing times

Chemical reactions on the "finished" silicone | Silicones Europe


Input: [Product name] ARESTAL [Generic name] Loperamide-oxide [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] BINOVUM [Generic name] Norethisterone and Ethinylestradiol [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] CAELYX [Generic name] Pegylated liposomal doxorubicin hydrochloride [Therapeutic area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [Product name] CILEST [Generic name] Norgestimate and Ethinylestradiol [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] CONCERTA [Generic name] Methylphenidate [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] DACOGEN [Generic name] Decitabine [Therapeutic area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [Product name] DACTARIN TOPICAL [Generic name] Miconazole [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] DAKTACORT [Generic name] Miconazole [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] DIPIDOLOR [Generic name] Piritramide [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] DIPIPERON [Generic name] Pipamperon [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] DORIBAX [Generic name] Doripenem [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] DUROGESIC [Generic name] Fentanyl [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] EDURANT [Generic name] Rilpivirine [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] EPREX [Generic name] Epoetinum alfa [Therapeutic area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [Product name] EVOREL [Generic name] Estradiol [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] EVRA [Generic name] Norelgestromin and Ethinylestradiol [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] FENTANYL [Generic name] Fentanyl citrate [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] GYNO-DAKTARIN [Generic name] Miconazole [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] GYNO-PEVARYL [Generic name] Econazole nitrate [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] HALDOL [Generic name] Haloperidol [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] HYPNOMIDATE [Generic name] Etomidate [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] IMODIUM [Generic name] Loperamide [Therapeutic area]

Output: Cardiovascular and Metabolic Diseases


Input: [Product name] IMPROMEN [Generic name] Bromperidol [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] INCIVO [Generic name] Telaprevir [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] INTELENCE [Generic name] Etravirine [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] INVEGA [Generic name] Paliperidone [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] INVOKANA [Generic name] Canagliflozin [Therapeutic area]

Output: Cardiovascular and metabolic medicine


Input: [Product name] JURNISTA [Generic name] Hydromorphone hydrochloride [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] LEUSTATIN [Generic name] Cladribine [Therapeutic area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [Product name] LIVOSTIN [Generic name] Levocabastine [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] LYRINEL [Generic name] Oxybutynin hydrochloride [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] MOTILIUM [Generic name] Domperidone [Therapeutic area]

Output: Cardiovascular and Metabolic Diseases


Input: [Product name] NIZORAL [Generic name] Ketoconazole [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] NIZORAL SHAMPOO [Generic name] Ketoconazole [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] ORAP [Generic name] Pimozide [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] ORTHO GYNEST [Generic name] Estriol [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] ORTHO NOVUM [Generic name] Norethindrone and Ethinylestradiol [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] PANCREASE [Generic name] Pancrelipase [Therapeutic area]

Output: Cardiovascular and Metabolic Diseases


Input: [Product name] PARIET [Generic name] Rabeprazole sodium [Therapeutic area]

Output: Cardiovascular and Metabolic Diseases


Input: [Product name] PEVARYL [Generic name] Econazole nitrate [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] PEVISONE [Generic name] Triamcinolon and Econazol [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] PREZISTA [Generic name] Darunavir [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] RAPIFEN [Generic name] Alfentanil [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] REGRANEX [Generic name] Becaplermin [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] REMICADE [Generic name] Infliximab [Therapeutic area]

Output: Immunology


Input: [Product name] REMINYL [Generic name] Galantamine [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] RETIN-A [Generic name] Tretinoin [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] RISPERDAL CONSTA [Generic name] Risperidone [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] RISPERDAL ORAL [Generic name] Risperidone [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] SEMAP [Generic name] Penfluridol [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] SIBELIUM [Generic name] Flunarizine [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] SIMPONI [Generic name] Golimumab [Therapeutic area]

Output: Immunology


Input: [Product name] SPORANOX [Generic name] Itrazonazole [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] STELARA [Generic name] Ustekinumab [Therapeutic area]

Output: Immunology


Input: [Product name] STUGERON [Generic name] Cinnarizine [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] SUFENTA [Generic name] Sufentanil [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] SULTRIN [Generic name] Sulphonamide [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] SYLVANT®▼ [Generic name] Siltuximab [Therapeutic area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [Product name] SYSTEN [Generic name] Estradiol hemihydrate [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] TINSET [Generic name] Oxatomide [Therapeutic area]

Output: Other


Input: [Product name] TOPAMAX [Generic name] Topiramate [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] VELCADE [Generic name] Bortezomib [Therapeutic area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [Product name] VERMOX [Generic name] Mebendazole [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] VOKANAMET [Generic name] Canagliflozin [Therapeutic area]

Output: Cardiovascular and metabolic medicine


Input: [Product name] XEPLION [Generic name] Paliperidone palmitate [Therapeutic area]

Output: Neuroscience


Input: [Product name] YONDELIS [Generic name] Trabectedin [Therapeutic area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [Product name] ZEVTERA [Generic name] Ceftobiprole [Therapeutic area]

Output: Infectious Diseases


Input: [Product name] ZYTIGA [Generic name] Abiraterone acetate [Therapeutic area]

Output: Oncology


Input: [CRITERIA] All monitored parameters within background levels. Unremarkable level of volcanic earthquakes occurring within the volcano area. Generally weak steam emission. Quiescence; no magmatic eruption is foreseen. However, there are hazards 1 (explosions, rockfalls and landslides) that may suddenly occur within the four-kilometer radius Permanent Danger Zone (PDZ). [ALERT LEVEL]

Output: 0 Quiet or No Alert


Input: [CRITERIA] Slight increase in volcanic earthquake and steam/gas activity. Sporadic explosions from existing or new vents. Notable increase in the temperature of hot springs. Slight inflation or swelling of the edifice. Hydrothermal, magmatic, or tectonic disturbances. The source of activity is shallow, near crater or in the vicinity of Irosin Caldera. Entry into the PDZ must be prohibited. [ALERT LEVEL]

Output: 1 Low Level of Volcanic Unrest


Input: [CRITERIA] Elevated levels of any of the following: volcanic earthquake, steam/gas emission, ground deformation and hot spring temperature. Intermittent steam/ash explosion and above baseline Sulfur Dioxide2 (SO2) emission rates. Increased swelling of volcanic edifice. Probable intrusion of magma at depth, which can lead to magmatic eruption. Entry within PDZ must be prohibited. Other areas within five (5) kilometers of the active vent may be included in the danger zone. [ALERT LEVEL]

Output: 2 Moderate Level of Volcanic Unrest


Input: [CRITERIA] Sustained increases in the levels of volcanic earthquakes, some may be perceptible. Occurrence of low-frequency earthquakes, volcanic tremor, rumbling sounds. Forceful and voluminous steam/ash ejections. Sustained increases in SO2 emission rates, ground deformation/swelling of the edifice. Activity at the summit may involve dome growth and/or lava flow, resultant rockfall. Magma is near or at the surface, and activity could lead to hazardous eruption in weeks. Danger zones may be expanded up to eight (8) kilometers from the active crater. [ALERT LEVEL]

Output: 3 High Level of Volcanic Unrest


Input: [CRITERIA] Intensifying unrest characterized by earthquake swarms and volcanic tremor, many perceptible. Frequent strong ash explosions. Sustained increase, or sudden drop, of SO2 emission. Increasing rates of ground deformation and swelling of the edifice. Lava dome growth and/or lava flow increases, with increased frequency and volume of rockfall. Magmatic processes or effusive eruption underway, which can progress into highly hazardous eruption. Danger Zone may be extended up to nine (9) kilometers or more from the active crater. [ALERT LEVEL]

Output: 4 Hazardous Eruption Imminent


Input: [CRITERIA] Magmatic eruption characterized by explosive production of tall ash-laden eruption columns, or by massive collapses of summit lava dome. Generation of deadly pyroclastic flows, surges and/or lateral blasts and widespread ashfall. Life-threatening eruption producing volcanic hazards that endanger communities. Additional danger areas may be declared as eruption progresses. [ALERT LEVEL]

Output: 5 Hazardous Eruption in Progress


Input: [Prefix] IDT [Number] 801 [Title]

Output: ID &T Seminar


Input: [Prefix] IDT [Number] 849 [Title]

Output: Instructional Systems Design


Input: [Prefix] IDT [Number] 810 [Title]

Output: Trends and Issues in Contemporary Instructional Design


Input: [Prefix] IDT [Number] 760/860 [Title]

Output: Cognition and Instructional Design


Input: [Prefix] IDT [Number] 773/873 [Title]

Output: Advanced Instructional Design Techniques


Input: [Prefix] IDT [Number] 751/851 [Title]

Output: Computer-Based Multimedia Design


Input: [Prefix] IDT [Number] 730/830 [Title]

Output: Principles and Practice of Human Performance Technology


Input: [Very High] Precomputed + SSAO [High] Precomputed + SSAO [Medium] Approximate [Low] Approximate [0]

Output: Ambient Occlusion

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] Enabled [High] Enabled [Medium] Enabled [Low] Enabled [0]

Output: Analytical Anti-Aliasing

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] Precise [High] Precise [Medium] Coarse [Low] Coarse [0]

Output: Bump Mapping

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] Enabled [High] Enabled [Medium] Enabled [Low] Disabled [0]

Output: Detail Texturing

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] Very High [High] High [Medium] Normal [Low] Low [0]

Output: Geometric Detail

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] Full [High] Full [Medium] Normal [Low] Normal [0]

Output: Image Post-Processing

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] Full [High] Normal [Medium] Normal [Low] Normal [0]

Output: Light-Material Interaction

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] Camera + Objects [High] Camera [Medium] Disabled [Low] Disabled [0]

Output: Motion Blur

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] Enabled + POM [High] Enabled [Medium] Disabled [Low] Disabled [0]

Output: Parallax Mapping

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] Hi-Quality [High] Hi-Quality [Medium] Normal [Low] Fast [0]

Output: Shadow Filtering

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] 9.43 Mpx [High] 6.55 Mpx [Medium] 4.19 Mpx [Low] 2.35 Mpx [0]

Output: Shadow Resolution

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] Subsurface Scattering [High] Simple [Medium] Disabled [Low] Disabled [0]

Output: Skin Shading

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] Enabled [High] Enabled [Medium] Disabled [Low] Disabled [0]

Output: Soft Particles

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Very High] Full Quality + Sun Shafts [High] Low Precision [Medium] Disabled [Low] Disabled [0]

Output: Volumetric Texturing

Metro: Last Light - PCGamingWiki PCGW - bugs, fixes, crashes, mods, guides and improvements for every PC game


Input: [Diagnosis] Chest Imaging [Purpose] To view lung structures look for scar tissue, and assess patterns of scarring [Description]

Output: Use of radiologic machines to take, pictures (x-ray or CT scan) of the lungs

Frequently Asked Questions about IPF | Coalition For Pulmonary FibrosisCoalition For Pulmonary Fibrosis


Input: [Diagnosis] Pulmonary function test [Purpose] To measure the degree of impairment in lung function [Description]

Output: A test using a device with a mouthpiece to measure a patient’s breathing capacity

Frequently Asked Questions about IPF | Coalition For Pulmonary FibrosisCoalition For Pulmonary Fibrosis