Input: [1] Inexpensive carbon design Lighter than steel frames Traditional look Simple design Generally good impact resistance of tubes [2] Limited by metal lug design Weak spot at lugs susceptible to catastrophic failure (due to galvanic corrosion, thermal expansion, or inadequate bond) Fail to optimize benefits of carbon Bonded and blind-riveted parts Discontinuity of materials leads to non-optimized ride quality High stresses at joints Non-repairable [3] Look KG series Time Helix Older Trek 2000′s [0]

Output: Carbon Tubes/Aluminum Lugs


Input: [1] Least expensive way to add carbon to a welded frame Lighter than steel frames Traditional look Simple design Generally good impact resistance of tubes ustom geometry possible [2] Fail to optimize benefits of carbon (particularly fatigue resistance and vibration damping) Carbon/aluminum interface not insulated, causing galvanic corrosion over time Discontinuity of materials leads to non-optimized ride quality Overlap of the two materials at joints create redundant structure Non-repairable [3] Pinarello Prince Many other Taiwanese-sourced brands [0]

Output: Carbon Tubes Bonded to Aluminum Tubes


Input: [1] Inexpensive way to add carbon to a welded frame Lighter than steel frames Traditional look Simple design Generally good impact resistance of tubes Custom geometry possible [2] Fails to optimize benefits of carbon (particularly vibration damping) Adhesive bonding to titanium can be difficult to do properly Discontinuity of materials leads to non-optimized ride quality Overlap of the two materials at joints create redundant and heavier structure Non-repairable [3] Seven Odonata Serotta Ottrott Several other Taiwanese-sourced brands [0]

Output: Carbon Tubes Bonded to Titanium Tubes


Input: [1] Lightweight No galvanic corrosion problems at lugs Better approach than metal lugs Good cost-benefit ratio (Trek OCLV and Calfee Luna) Custom geometry possible (although difficult) [2] Uneven load path at the lugged joints causes the forces to concentrate at the bonded interfaces leading to possible failure. (unless accommodated with substantial bond surface area) Use of blind rivets and bonding-on of fixtures (opportunity for warranty problems to surface) Bladder molded lugs have seams, parting lines, and discontinuous wall thickness (Trek only) Extensive use of aluminum for head tube sleeve, bottom bracket, and drop-outs (except for the Luna and Dragonfly which employ aluminum insulated from the carbon with fiberglass and uses Ti dropouts) Use of body filler and requires paint to cover the filler (Trek only) Uneven distribution of stresses at joints (although Luna and Dragonfly have tapered lugs) RTM fabricated Lugs have high resin-fiber ratio and are expensive (Colnago only) [3] Trek OCLV Parlee Colnago C-40 Calfee Luna and Dragonfly [0]

Output: Carbon Tubes/Molded Carbon Lugs


Input: [1] Ability to form complex shapes (aerodynamic, aesthetics) Can create a stiff frame One-piece molded version can have continuous fiber flow in shell [2] High void contents Irregular compression over foam core Expensive Use aluminum sleeves/dropouts Seams and parting lines created in molding process No weight savings Foam susceptible to water absorption Limited sizing due to expensive molds [3] Softride Ironman (no longer in production) Zipp 2001 (no longer in production) Parts of Aegis and Kestrel frames [0]

Output: Foam-Core


Input: [1] Ability to create complex shapes Continuos flow of material over molded areas One-piece frames won’t catastrophically fail Easily repaired [2] Limited sizes and geometries Seams and parting lines intrinsic to bladder molded frames and/or lugs Difficult to control wall thicknesses Use drill and bonding structural carbon to affix parts Use aluminum and cro-moly parts Impact resistance at “tubes” not as good as with pre-fabricated tubes Increased surface area of complex and aerodynamic shapes increases weight Necessary use of body filler and paint Difficult in getting consistent quality Bonded areas (in multi-piece structures) susceptible to failure [3] All current Kestrels Aegis Trek OCLV lugs Giant EPX Other Taiwanese brands [0]

Output: Bladder-Molded


Input: [1] Lightweight Fatigue life for fiber reinforced joints is appreciably longer than that of adhesive bonds Carbon-to-carbon laminations create optimal joint strength and stress flows Lugless frame construction No unreinforced drilled holes in the structural carbon Use of structural reinforcing gussets to replace seams and for increased lateral stiffness All primary metal parts are made of titanium Highly customizable to specific rider geometry, rider weight, and riding style Easily repaired [2] Limited aerodynamic frame benefits [3] Carbonframes Sapphire and Tetra Calfee Tetra 1991-1993 LeMond Carbon [0]

Output: Carbon Tubes/Carbon Joints/Pressure Lamination


Input: [Hemangiopericytoma] Usually extremity [Solitary Fibrous Tumor] Usually body cavity, particularly pleura [Parameter]

Output: Location

College of American Pathologists - Case Critique


Input: [Hemangiopericytoma] Yes [Solitary Fibrous Tumor] One-fourth [Parameter]

Output: Association with hypoglycemia

College of American Pathologists - Case Critique


Input: [Hemangiopericytoma] +++ (Definitional) [Solitary Fibrous Tumor] Focal [Parameter]

Output: Pericytic vascular pattern

College of American Pathologists - Case Critique


Input: [Hemangiopericytoma] Not typical [Solitary Fibrous Tumor] Yes [Parameter]

Output: Spindling

College of American Pathologists - Case Critique


Input: [Hemangiopericytoma] Variable to focal [Solitary Fibrous Tumor] Typical [Parameter]

Output: Broad zone of hyalinization

College of American Pathologists - Case Critique


Input: [Hemangiopericytoma] Small number [Solitary Fibrous Tumor] Small number [Parameter]

Output: Histologic malignant forms

College of American Pathologists - Case Critique


Input: [Hemangiopericytoma] Most positive [Solitary Fibrous Tumor] Virtually all positive [Parameter]

Output: CD34

College of American Pathologists - Case Critique


Input: [Hemangiopericytoma] Abnormalities of 12q [Solitary Fibrous Tumor] Trisomy 21 [Parameter]

Output: Cytogenetic abnormality

College of American Pathologists - Case Critique


Input: [Hemangiopericytoma] No gains/losses [Solitary Fibrous Tumor] Frequent gains/losses [Parameter]

Output: Comparative genomic hybridization

College of American Pathologists - Case Critique


Input: [Comparison Criteria] Post operative infection rates Less than 0.5% (Registry)

Output: Historically 2 to 5% (No Registry)

Penile Implant Surgery: No-Touch Technique vs Infra-Pubic Approach

Infra-pubic Minimally Invasive & Transverse Scrotal Approach


Input: [Comparison Criteria] Procedure sterility/operative/post operative bacterial contamination and infection risks The No-Touch Technique provides complete isolation of skin from the implant, preventing bacterial contamination of the device. Any skin contact whatsoever will void the sterility of the device regardless of the location and cleanliness of the skin that is touched.

Output: In the Infra-pubic & other approach, the implant cylinders, pump and reservoir all come into direct contact with the skin, thus allowing for bacterial contamination of the device during the procedure. In addition, surgeons’ gloves and instruments also touch the skin, providing an indirect way for bacteria to enter into the patient.

Penile Implant Surgery: No-Touch Technique vs Infra-Pubic Approach

Infra-pubic Minimally Invasive & Transverse Scrotal Approach


Input: [Comparison Criteria] Surgical incision size and post operative scaring The No-Touch Technique has a smaller incision. Using the median raphe on the midline of the scrotum, the surgical scar becomes completely concealed. No scar is seen above the penis.

Output: The scar from the Infra-pubic & Transverse Scrotal approach is more visible on the skin above and below the penis. Hair must grow to conceal the incision, which may heal unevenly. The incision is more likely to be noticed by the partner.

Penile Implant Surgery: No-Touch Technique vs Infra-Pubic Approach

Infra-pubic Minimally Invasive & Transverse Scrotal Approach


Input: [Comparison Criteria] Placement of implant pump and tubing The No-Touch Technique enables better positioning of the input tubing from the base of the penile prosthesis cylinder directly downwards to the pump. The pump and tubing are placed deep inside the scrotal sac to optimize cosmetic results and make the patient look and feel natural.

Output: In the Infra-pubic approach, the tubing from the cylinders comes out from the back or top of the penis and is wrapped around the right side of the penis in order to place the pump in the scrotum. This results in the pump being placed higher in the scrotum, making it more visible in combination with the tubing, which remains palpable at the base of the penis. The partner is more likely to feel the pump during sexual activity.

Penile Implant Surgery: No-Touch Technique vs Infra-Pubic Approach

Infra-pubic Minimally Invasive & Transverse Scrotal Approach


Input: [Comparison Criteria] Reservoir placement Using the No-Touch Technique the reservoir is placed all the way next to the bladder, starting from an incision below the penis; a method requiring higher levels of skill and experience. In patients who have had previous pelvic surgery this may not be possible, and a second small incision may be necessary.

Output: Infra-pubic approach provides direct placement of the reservoir, which is advantageous in patients who have had previous pelvic surgery. The reservoir is the only component that the patient never sees or feels, therefore the cosmetic benefit of this positioning is minimal. However in patients who have had previous surgery this allows the entire implant to be performed through one incision.

Penile Implant Surgery: No-Touch Technique vs Infra-Pubic Approach

Infra-pubic Minimally Invasive & Transverse Scrotal Approach


Input: [Comparison Criteria] Use of surgical drain sticking out of the skin after the surgery is completed No-Touch patients have no drain placed through the skin. This is unnecessary because the surgical openings in the penis are closed in a watertight fashion, eliminating bleeding and the No-Touch approach decreases the need for irrigation. This also results in much less post-operative swelling.

Output: Infra-pubic & Trans Scrotal patients have a drain placed through skin because the openings in the penis are not closed completely and bleeding occurs. This results in more post-operative swelling and need for pressure dressing. The drain must be removed the day after surgery. The drain sticks out through the skin can cause post-operative soreness, is painful to remove, and requires the patient to spend the night in the hospital. Some believe that this also provides an additional route for bacterial contamination.

Penile Implant Surgery: No-Touch Technique vs Infra-Pubic Approach

Infra-pubic Minimally Invasive & Transverse Scrotal Approach


Input: [Comparison Criteria] Procedure time A No-Touch Surgery is typically performed in 45-90+ minutes depending on the complexity of the case. The surgical goals of the technique are to minimize the surgical impact on fragile penile tissue and reduce post-operative bleeding and infection risks as well as maximize outcome. Minimizing surgical time is not the priority.

Output: Part of the procedure is completed in 30 minutes or more. The openings in the base of the penis are not closed requiring placement of a drain to remove blood, which continues to drain from the penile shaft. Pre-operative skin preparation, closure of the incision, and placement of the drain requires additional surgical time.

Penile Implant Surgery: No-Touch Technique vs Infra-Pubic Approach

Infra-pubic Minimally Invasive & Transverse Scrotal Approach


Input: [Comparison Criteria] Hospital discharge – home Patients having the No-Touch Technique are discharged from the hospital or surgery center the same day.

Output: Patients having the Infra-pubic & Transverse Scrotal approach must spend a minimum of one night in the hospital, possibly longer, before being discharged.

Penile Implant Surgery: No-Touch Technique vs Infra-Pubic Approach

Infra-pubic Minimally Invasive & Transverse Scrotal Approach


Input: [Method] Abstinence [How it Works] Make a commitment to yourself not to have sexual intercourse. [Effectiveness] 100% [Availability] No prescription needed [Protection against STD/HIV] Yes, protects against all of them [Risks] None [Additional Info]

Output: Peer and significant other pressure may make it difficult.


Input: [Method] Latex Male Condom [How it Works] Applied immediately before intercourse; used only once and discarded. (See condom section). [Effectiveness] With typical uses 86% With perfect use 99% [Availability] Over the counter, Many places offer free or low cost condoms [Protection against STD/HIV] Yes, however it only protects areas covered by condom [Risks] Latex allergy, can break if used improperly [Additional Info]

Output: Polyurethane condoms are available for people with latex allergy, but effectiveness is undetermined


Input: [Method] Female condom [How it Works] Applied immediately or a few hours before intercourse; used only once and discarded. [Effectiveness] 79% [Availability] Over the counter [Protection against STD/HIV] Yes, may actually provide more coverage than a male condom [Risks] May be uncomfortable at first [Additional Info]

Output: The female condoms outer ring must stay outside of the vagina at all times so it should be held in place during insertion


Input: [Method] Spermicides alone [How it Works] Follow the directions on the box Usually applied before intercourse and left in after sex for up to 6 hours [Effectiveness] Around 74% [Availability] Over the counter various types: foam, film, sponge, gel, etc. [Protection against STD/HIV] No, plus nonoxyl-9 may increase the risk of contracting an STD/HIV if present [Risks] Irritation, messy [Additional Info]

Output: Spermicides are more effective when combined with other methods


Input: [Method] Diaphragm with spermicide [How it Works] Inserted before intercourse and left in place at least six hours after. [Effectiveness] 80% [Availability] Must be fitted/prescribed by a doctor. Can be used for several years [Protection against STD/HIV] none [Risks] Irritation and allergic reactions, urinary tract infection [Additional Info]

Output: Can be left in place for 24 hours, with additional spermicide for repeated intercourse.


Input: [Method] Cervical Cap with spermicide [How it Works] Inserted before intercourse and left in place at least six hours after. [Effectiveness] 60-80% [Availability] Must be fitted/prescribed by a doctor. Can be used for several years [Protection against STD/HIV] none [Risks] Irritation and allergic reactions, may cause abnormal pap [Additional Info]

Output: May be difficult to insert; can remain in place for 48 hours without reapplying spermicide for repeated intercourse.


Input: [Method] Oral contraceptives -- combined pill [How it Works] Must be taken on daily schedule, (same time each day) regardless of frequency of intercourse. [Effectiveness] Over 95% [Availability] Must be prescribed by a doctor. [Protection against STD/HIV] none [Risks] Dizziness; nausea; changes in menstruation, mood and weight; rare side effects: cardiovascular disease, including high blood pressure, blood clots, heart attack and strokes.Risks are increased by smoking [Additional Info]

Output: It may take several different pills to find the one that is right for you.


Input: [Method] Oral contraceptives -- progestin-only "mini pill" [How it Works] Must be taken on daily schedule, regardless of frequency of intercourse. [Effectiveness] 95% [Availability] Prescribed by a doctor. [Protection against STD/HIV] none [Risks] Irregular bleeding, weight gain, breast tenderness, slightly increased chance of ectopic pregnancy. [Additional Info]

Output: This type of pill creates a layer of mucus around the cervix, providing a barrier.


Input: [Method] Injection (Depo-Provera) [How it Works] One shot every 3 months [Effectiveness] 99% [Availability] Prescription [Protection against STD/HIV] none [Risks] Irregular bleeding, weight gain, breast tenderness, headaches [Additional Info]

Output: Some women stop having periods.


Input: [Method] Intrauterine Device (IUD) [How it Works] A copper or plastic device is inserted into the uterus. [Effectiveness] 98-99% [Availability] Prescription. After insertion by physician, can remain in place for up to one or 10 years, depending on type. [Protection against STD/HIV] none [Risks] Cramps, bleeding, pelvic inflammatory disease, infertility, perforation of uterus [Additional Info]

Output: IUDs can be inserted up to one week after unprotected intercourse to prevent pregnancy.


Input: [Method] Implants [How it Works] Little rods that release hormones are inserted under the skin [Effectiveness] 99% [Availability] Inserted by a doctor and lasts up to 3 years. [Protection against STD/HIV] none [Risks] Pain, irritation, swelling, or bruising, Scarring Irregular bleeding, weight gain, breast tenderness, [Additional Info]

Output: The new implant is called implanon and Norplant have been phased out


Input: [Method] Vaginal Ring (Nuva Ring) [How it Works] A flexible ring containing hormones is inserted into the vagina and left in place for 3 weeks [Effectiveness] 99% [Availability] Prescription [Protection against STD/HIV] none [Risks] Vaginal infections and irritation Vaginal secretion Headache, Weight gain, Nausea [Additional Info]

Output: It may be easier to use for people that cant remember to take the pill


Input: [Method] The Path (Ortho Evra) [How it Works] A patch is applied to different areas of the body and changed each week. [Effectiveness] 95-99% [Availability] Prescription [Protection against STD/HIV] none [Risks] Blood clots, stroke and heart attacks and are increased if you smoke cigarettes. Rash/skin irritation [Additional Info]

Output: It is easier than taking the pill. If you place the patch in a visible area of the body, people will know you are on it.


Input: Insoluble Dietary Fiber [Ingredients of Ryokko Aojiru]

Output: Powdered Young Barley Grass


Input: Carotene / Vitamin A [Ingredients of Ryokko Aojiru]

Output: Water Soluble Dietary Fiber


Input: Vitamin B1 [Ingredients of Ryokko Aojiru]

Output: Powdered Green Tea


Input: Vitamin B2 [Ingredients of Ryokko Aojiru]

Output: Oligosaccharide


Input: Vitamin C [Ingredients of Ryokko Aojiru]

Output: Coral Calcium


Input: Vitamin E [Ingredients of Ryokko Aojiru]

Output: Lactic Acid Bacteria


Input: Vitamin K [Ingredients of Ryokko Aojiru]

Output: Maltitol


Input: [Geometrix®] Mainly for flexibility, strength, & injury prevention. Also some rehab. [Pegasus®] Mainly for rehab & injury prevention. Also some flexibility, & strength. [0]

Output: Purpose

Physical Therapy Equipment and Functional Training Equipment | Machines Equipments and Training System for Fitness Dance Yoga Sport Physioteraphy


Input: [Geometrix®] Pos. 1: Seniors, housewives, dancers, & athletesPos. 2: Dancers & athletesPos. 3: Dancers & athletes [Pegasus®] Rehab, seniors, housewives, dancers, & athletes. [0]

Output: Students

Physical Therapy Equipment and Functional Training Equipment | Machines Equipments and Training System for Fitness Dance Yoga Sport Physioteraphy


Input: [Geometrix®] More adjustments [Pegasus®] Fewer adjustments [0]

Output: Structure

Physical Therapy Equipment and Functional Training Equipment | Machines Equipments and Training System for Fitness Dance Yoga Sport Physioteraphy


Input: [Geometrix®] More intense [Pegasus®] Less intense [0]

Output: Intensity

Physical Therapy Equipment and Functional Training Equipment | Machines Equipments and Training System for Fitness Dance Yoga Sport Physioteraphy


Input: [Geometrix®] Light, medium, or heavy [Pegasus®] Light [0]

Output: Resistance

Physical Therapy Equipment and Functional Training Equipment | Machines Equipments and Training System for Fitness Dance Yoga Sport Physioteraphy


Input: [Geometrix®] 103 [Pegasus®] 307 [0]

Output: Exercises

Physical Therapy Equipment and Functional Training Equipment | Machines Equipments and Training System for Fitness Dance Yoga Sport Physioteraphy


Input: [Geometrix®] €2950 [Pegasus®] €6500 [0]

Output: Price

Physical Therapy Equipment and Functional Training Equipment | Machines Equipments and Training System for Fitness Dance Yoga Sport Physioteraphy


Input: [S. elatior] unbranched [S. incarnata] sparsely branched [Attribute]

Output: Stem

Sinningia elatior and S. incarnata compared


Input: [S. elatior] Usually in whorls of three [S. incarnata] Usually opposite, with small axillary leaves. [Attribute]

Output: Leaf arrangement

Sinningia elatior and S. incarnata compared


Input: [S. elatior] Barely developed [S. incarnata] Developed [Attribute]

Output: Petioles

Sinningia elatior and S. incarnata compared


Input: [S. elatior] Long leafless axis, with flowers in axils of reduced bracts [S. incarnata] Flowers in axils of leaves or large bracts [Attribute]

Output: Inflorescence

Sinningia elatior and S. incarnata compared


Input: [S. elatior] Lanceolate lobes [S. incarnata] Campanulate, lobes ovate acute [Attribute]

Output: Calyx

Sinningia elatior and S. incarnata compared


Input: [S. elatior] Found in open vegetation, often in very swampy areas. [S. incarnata] Found in savannas, pastures, or steep slopes, often in rocky areas. [Attribute]

Output: Habitat

Sinningia elatior and S. incarnata compared


Input: [S. elatior] Northern Argentina through Colombia. [S. incarnata] NE Brazil through Mexico. [Attribute]

Output: Geographical distribution

Sinningia elatior and S. incarnata compared


Input: [Weed] Common burdock [Animals reported] All types [Animals Reported] Cattle, dogs, goats, swine, horses, sheep, poultry [Weed_2]

Output: Poison- hemlock

August 3. 2001 - Issue 20, Pest & Crop Newsletter, Entomology Extension, Purdue University


Input: [Weed] Common cocklebur [Animals reported] Cattle, swine, sheep, poultry [Animals Reported] Horses, rarely cattle and sheep scouringrush [Weed_2]

Output: Field horsetail

August 3. 2001 - Issue 20, Pest & Crop Newsletter, Entomology Extension, Purdue University


Input: [Weed] Common tansy [Animals reported] All types [Animals Reported] All livestock [Weed_2]

Output: Buttercups

August 3. 2001 - Issue 20, Pest & Crop Newsletter, Entomology Extension, Purdue University


Input: [Weed] Ergot infested small grains [Animals reported] Livestock [Animals Reported] Shorthaired hunting dogs [Weed_2]

Output: Stinging nettle

August 3. 2001 - Issue 20, Pest & Crop Newsletter, Entomology Extension, Purdue University


Input: [Weed] Cultivated Oats [Animals reported] Cattle, swine, goats, poultry, horses [Animals Reported] Cattle, goats, sheep, swine [Weed_2]

Output: Redroot pigweed

August 3. 2001 - Issue 20, Pest & Crop Newsletter, Entomology Extension, Purdue University


Input: [Weed] Brackenfern [Animals reported] Cattle, horses, sometimes swine [Animals Reported] Cattle, horses, sheep, poultry [Weed_2]

Output: Wild mustard

August 3. 2001 - Issue 20, Pest & Crop Newsletter, Entomology Extension, Purdue University


Input: [Weed] Ragwort, groundsel [Animals reported] Cattle, horses [Animals Reported] Cattle, horses, sheep, poultry [Weed_2]

Output: Pennycress

August 3. 2001 - Issue 20, Pest & Crop Newsletter, Entomology Extension, Purdue University


Input: [Weed] Milkweeds [Animals reported] Cattle, goats, horses, sheep, and poultry [Animals Reported] Cattle, swine, sheep, dogs, cats, poultry [Weed_2]

Output: Jimsonweed

August 3. 2001 - Issue 20, Pest & Crop Newsletter, Entomology Extension, Purdue University


Input: [Weed] Spotted waterhemlock, spotted cowbane [Animals reported] All livestock, especially cattle [Animals Reported] Cattle, sheep, especially horses, dogs, cats, caged birds [Weed_2]

Output: Spurges

August 3. 2001 - Issue 20, Pest & Crop Newsletter, Entomology Extension, Purdue University


Input: [Weed] Common St. Johnswort [Animals reported] Cattle, sheep, goats, horses [Animals Reported] Cattle, swine, sheep, sometimes goats and horses [Weed_2]

Output: Pokeweed

August 3. 2001 - Issue 20, Pest & Crop Newsletter, Entomology Extension, Purdue University


Input: [Weed] Nightshades, horsenettle [Animals reported] Calves, goats sheep, swine, poultry [Animals Reported] Cattle, horses, dogs, goats, swine, cats, caged birds. [Weed_2]

Output: Wild black cherry

August 3. 2001 - Issue 20, Pest & Crop Newsletter, Entomology Extension, Purdue University


Input: [Food Sources] citrus fruits, tomatoes, peppers, broccoli, leafy vegetables, strawberries, potatoes [Possible Action(s)] Inhibits nitrosamine formation, a potentially dangerous carcinogen [Substance]

Output: Vitamin C


Input: [Food Sources] apricots, papaya, sweet potatoes, tomatoes, mangoes, carrots, pumpkin, red peppers, spinach, corn, cantaloupe [Possible Action(s)] Numerous anti-cancer functions [Substance]

Output: Carotenoids


Input: [Food Sources] citrus fruits [Possible Action(s)] May detoxify cancer promoters [Substance]

Output: D-limonene


Input: [Food Sources] cooked tomato products, watermelon, pink grapefruit [Possible Action(s)] A class of carotenoids that's protective against prostate and possibly other cancers [Substance]

Output: Lycopene


Input: [Food Sources] blueberries, strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, grapes, cherries, red peppers, eggplant, red cabbage [Possible Action(s)] Antioxidant cell protection; may help prevent binding of carcinogens to DNA [Substance]

Output: Anthocyanins


Input: [Food Sources] garlic, onions, shallots, leeks, chives, scallions [Possible Action(s)] Various anti-carcinogen functions [Substance]

Output: Allyl sulfides


Input: [Food Sources] parsley, carrots, broccoli, cabbage, cucumbers, squash, eggplant, peppers, mint, basil, citrus fruits [Possible Action(s)] Aid protective enzyme activity [Substance]

Output: Monoterpenes


Input: [Food Sources] parsley, carrots, citrus fruits, broccoli, cabbage, cucumbers, squash, tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, soybeans, berries [Possible Action(s)] Block receptor sites for hormones that promote cancer [Substance]

Output: Flavonoids


Input: [Food Sources] cabbage, Brussels sprouts, kale [Possible Action(s)] Stimulate production of enzymes that break down cancer causing agents [Substance]

Output: Indoles


Input: [Food Sources] parsley, carrots, broccoli, cabbage, tomatoes, eggplant, peppers, citrus fruits, whole grains, berries [Possible Action(s)] Antioxidant properties; inhibit nitrosamine formation and help form protective enzymes [Substance]

Output: Phenolic acids


Input: [Food Sources] green tea, berries [Possible Action(s)] Antioxidants linked to lower rates of gastrointestinal cancer [Substance]

Output: Catechins


Input: [Part number] Novaflex 4200 [Description]

Output: EPDM Chemical Suction Hose EPDM Chemical Suction Hose


Input: [Part number] Novaflex 4201 [Description]

Output: EPDM Chemical Discharge Hose EPDM Chemical Discharge Hose


Input: [Part number] Novaflex 4600 [Description]

Output: FEP Chemical Transfer Hose FEP Chemical Transfer Hose


Input: [Part number] Novaflex 4700 [Description]

Output: UHMWP Chemical Suction & Discharge Hose UHMWP Chemical Suction & Discharge Hose


Input: [Part number] Novaflex 4704 [Description]

Output: Corrugated UHMWP Chemical Suction & Discharge Hose UHMWP Chemical Suction & Discharge Hose


Input: [Part number] Novaflex 4705 [Description]

Output: UHMWP Chemical Suction & Discharge Hose UHMWP Chemical Suction & Discharge Hose


Input: [Part number] Novaflex 4710 [Description]

Output: UHMW Chemical Suction & Discharge Hose


Input: [Part number] Novaflex 4800/4878 [Description]

Output: Viton® Acid Suction Hose Viton Acid Suction Hose


Input: [Part number] Novaflex 4801/4879 [Description]

Output: Viton® Acid Discharge Hose Conducting discharge hose for highly corrosive chemicals.


Input: [Heat Printing Methods] Fabrics [DIY Materials Vinyl Cutter] Cotton, Cotton Blends, Polyester, Performance Nylon Cotton, Cotton Blends, Polyester, Performance Nylon [DTG Printing Inks DTG Printer] 100% Cotton [Letters & Numbers Heat Press]

Output: Cotton, Cotton Blends, Polyester, Performance Nylon

Compare Heat Printing Decorating Methods | Stahls'


Input: [Heat Printing Methods] Fabric Process [DIY Materials Vinyl Cutter] Adheres to the fabric Adheres to the fabric [DTG Printing Inks DTG Printer] Prints on fabric [Letters & Numbers Heat Press]

Output: Adheres to the fabric

Compare Heat Printing Decorating Methods | Stahls'


Input: [Heat Printing Methods] Experience Needed [DIY Materials Vinyl Cutter] Intermediate Expert [DTG Printing Inks DTG Printer] Expert [Letters & Numbers Heat Press]

Output: Beginner

Compare Heat Printing Decorating Methods | Stahls'


Input: [Heat Printing Methods] Equipment & Products Needed [DIY Materials Vinyl Cutter] Computer Artwork/Software Vinyl Cutter CAD-CUT® Material Blank Garment Heat Press Computer Artwork/Software Print/Cut System Printable Material Blank Garment Heat Press [DTG Printing Inks DTG Printer] Computer Artwork/Software Pre-Treatment Machine DTG Printer Blank Garment Heat Press [Letters & Numbers Heat Press]

Output: Blank Garment Heat Press

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Input: [Heat Printing Methods] Recommended Equipment [DIY Materials Vinyl Cutter] Auto 16x20 Heat Press $1,450 Graphtec CE6000 Cutter $1,745 Total $3,490 Fusion Heat Press $1,620 VersaCAMM VS-300i $16,495 Total $18,115 [DTG Printing Inks DTG Printer] Auto 16 x 20 Heat Press $1,450 Epson DTG Printer $18,995 Total $20,445 [Letters & Numbers Heat Press]

Output: Auto 16x20 Heat Press $1,450 Total $1,450

Compare Heat Printing Decorating Methods | Stahls'


Input: [Heat Printing Methods] How Many T-shirts for ROI? ($15 sell) [DIY Materials Vinyl Cutter] 200 T-Shirts 1200 T-Shirts [DTG Printing Inks DTG Printer] 2000 T-Shirts [Letters & Numbers Heat Press]

Output: 100 T-Shirts

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Input: [Heat Printing Methods] Benefits [DIY Materials Vinyl Cutter] Quick Turn Time Best Fit for Customization Best Fit for Full-Color Customization [DTG Printing Inks DTG Printer] Best Fit for Full-Color, All-Over Printing [Letters & Numbers Heat Press]

Output: Low Cost of Entry Best Fit for Personalization

Compare Heat Printing Decorating Methods | Stahls'


Input: [Heat Printing Methods] Products/Services Options [DIY Materials Vinyl Cutter] CAD-CUT® Heat Transfer Material CAD-COLOR® Printable Heat Transfer Material [DTG Printing Inks DTG Printer] Ink Cartridges [Letters & Numbers Heat Press]

Output: Pre-Cut Letters & Numbers Pre-Spaced Text & Numbers Any Word. Any Way. Custom Cut Logos Custom Digital Logos

Compare Heat Printing Decorating Methods | Stahls'


Input: [Heat Printing Methods] Steps to Get Started [DIY Materials Vinyl Cutter] Create Your Design with software such as CadworxLIVE® FREE Online Designer, Adobe, or Corel Cut it using a vinyl cutter and CAD-CUT® heat transfer materials Weed it using an EZ Weeder™ Press it using a Hotronix® Heat Press Peel it Create Your Design with software such as CadworxLIVE® FREE Online Designer, Adobe, or Corel Print & Cut it using a print/cut system and printable materials Weed it using an EZ Weeder™ Mask it Press it using a Hotronix® Heat Press Peel it [DTG Printing Inks DTG Printer] Create Your Design with Great Dane Graphics Stock Art or use Adobe or Corel Software Pre-Treat it This step is for dark garments only Print it Press it using a Hotronix® Heat Press [Letters & Numbers Heat Press]

Output: Buy Pre-Cut Letters & Numbers Press it using a Hotronix® Heat Press

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Input: [Heat Printing Methods] Heat Printing Method Information [DIY Materials Vinyl Cutter] Getting Started with a Vinyl Cutter Getting Started with a Print/Cut System [DTG Printing Inks DTG Printer] Getting Started with DTG Printing [Letters & Numbers Heat Press]

Output: Getting Started with a Heat Press

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Input: [oil or fat (acid)] avocado oil [SAP] 133.7 [cleansing] fair [fluffy lather] yes [stable lather] no [skin care] amazing! [Hard/Soft]

Output: soft

Saponification Table and Characteristics of Oils in Soap


Input: [oil or fat (acid)] coconut oil [SAP] 191.1 [cleansing] great [fluffy lather] yes [stable lather] no [skin care] fair [Hard/Soft]

Output: hard

Saponification Table and Characteristics of Oils in Soap


Input: [oil or fat (acid)] castor oil [SAP] 128.6 [cleansing] fair [fluffy lather] yes [stable lather] yes [skin care] great [Hard/Soft]

Output: soft

Saponification Table and Characteristics of Oils in Soap


Input: [oil or fat (acid)] olive oil [SAP] 135.3 [cleansing] good [fluffy lather] no [stable lather] no [skin care] great [Hard/Soft]

Output: soft

Saponification Table and Characteristics of Oils in Soap


Input: [oil or fat (acid)] palm oil [SAP] 142 [cleansing] great [fluffy lather] no [stable lather] yes [skin care] fair [Hard/Soft]

Output: hard

Saponification Table and Characteristics of Oils in Soap


Input: [oil or fat (acid)] peanut oil [SAP] 137 [cleansing] fair [fluffy lather] no [stable lather] yes [skin care] great [Hard/Soft]

Output: soft

Saponification Table and Characteristics of Oils in Soap


Input: [oil or fat (acid)] soybean oil [SAP] 135.9 [cleansing] good [fluffy lather] no [stable lather] yes [skin care] fair [Hard/Soft]

Output: soft

Saponification Table and Characteristics of Oils in Soap


Input: [oil or fat (acid)] sweet almond oil [SAP] 137.3 [cleansing] good [fluffy lather] no [stable lather] yes [skin care] amazing! [Hard/Soft]

Output: soft

Saponification Table and Characteristics of Oils in Soap


Input: [oil or fat (acid)] jojoba oil [SAP] 69.5 [cleansing] fair [fluffy lather] no [stable lather] yes [skin care] great [Hard/Soft]

Output: soft

Saponification Table and Characteristics of Oils in Soap


Input: [oil or fat (acid)] kukui nut oil [SAP] 135.5 [cleansing] good [fluffy lather] no [stable lather] yes [skin care] great [Hard/Soft]

Output: soft

Saponification Table and Characteristics of Oils in Soap


Input: [oil or fat (acid)] lard [SAP] 138.7 [cleansing] good [fluffy lather] no [stable lather] yes [skin care] fair [Hard/Soft]

Output: hard

Saponification Table and Characteristics of Oils in Soap


Input: [oil or fat (acid)] tallow [SAP] 140.5 [cleansing] good [fluffy lather] no [stable lather] yes [skin care] fair [Hard/Soft]

Output: hard

Saponification Table and Characteristics of Oils in Soap


Input: [NAME:] ANORTHOSITE [MINERALS] Plagioclase Feldspars [COLOR] White to Black [TEXTURE] Phaneritic [ORIGINS] ancient plutons, mountains of the moon [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Acidic


Input: [NAME:] CARBONATITE [MINERALS] Calcite, Trona and other rare carbonates [COLOR] shades of gray [TEXTURE] Aphanitic [ORIGINS] igneous intrusive structures, very rarely as a volcanic rock [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Acidic


Input: [NAME:] DIORITE [MINERALS] Mostly plagioclase feldspars and little or no quartz [COLOR] white with dark specks [TEXTURE] Phaneritic [ORIGINS] Plutons associated with volcanic arcs [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Intermediate


Input: [NAME:] DUNITE [MINERALS] Mostly olivine with some pyroxenes and chromite [COLOR] dark green to black [TEXTURE] Phaneritic to aphanitic [ORIGINS] Deep Oceanic crust [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Ultrabasic


Input: [NAME:] GABBRO [MINERALS] pyroxenes, amphiboles, olivine and plagioclase feldspars [COLOR] Dark green to black [TEXTURE] Phaneritic [ORIGINS] Oceanic crust and magmatic segregation [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Basic


Input: [NAME:] GRANITE [MINERALS] quartz, plagioclase feldspars, alkali feldspars and micas [COLOR] generally light colors from white, pink to gray [TEXTURE] Phaneritic to pegmatitic [ORIGINS] Continental crusts and mountain belts [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Acidic


Input: [NAME:] KIMBERLITE [MINERALS] olivine, phlogopite, pyroxenes, ilmenite, diopside, chromite, spinel, pyrope and rare diamonds [COLOR] Dark green to black [TEXTURE] Phaneritic to porphyritic [ORIGINS] Deep mantle to crust intrusions [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Ultrabasic


Input: [NAME:] LAMPROPHYRES [MINERALS] Biotite, amphiboles, pyroxenes, orthoclase, and plagioclase feldspars [COLOR] Dark gray to black [TEXTURE] Porphyritic [ORIGINS] Dikes and some pluton extremeties [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Ultrbasic


Input: [NAME:] MONZONITE [MINERALS] A variety of feldspars and some hornblende, Biotite and rarely quartz if any [COLOR] generally light colors of white, pink, green and gray [TEXTURE] Phaneritic [ORIGINS] Crustal intrusions - plutons [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Intermediate


Input: [NAME:] PEGMATITE [MINERALS] quartz, feldspars, micas, tourmalines and others [COLOR] generally light colors of white, pink, green and gray [TEXTURE] Pegmatitic [ORIGINS] Granitic intrusions [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Acidic


Input: [NAME:] PERIDOTITE [MINERALS] olivine and pyroxenes with some plagioclase feldspars, amphiboles and chromite [COLOR] dark green to black [TEXTURE] Phaneritic to aphanitic [ORIGINS] Deep oceanic crust [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Ultrabasic


Input: [NAME:] PYROXENITE [MINERALS] Predominantly pyroxenes [COLOR] black to dark gray [TEXTURE] Aphanitic [ORIGINS] Dikes [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Ultrabasic


Input: [NAME:] SYENITE [MINERALS] orthoclase, plagioclase feldspars, hornblende, micas and little or no quartz [COLOR] Light colors from white to pink to orange [TEXTURE] Phaneritic [ORIGINS] Plutons [CHEMISTRY]

Output: Acidic


Input: [Physical Characteristic] Hair [Wild Hogs] Abundantly covered with course, long hair [Domestic Hogs]

Output: Sparsely covered with short hair

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Input: [Physical Characteristic] Ears [Wild Hogs] Relatively small, erect, and hairy; tufted at the tips [Domestic Hogs]

Output: Relatively large, floppy, and hairless

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Input: [Physical Characteristic] Tail [Wild Hogs] Covered with hair; tasseled at the end with long, course hairs; and straight [Domestic Hogs]

Output: Sparsely haired and curly

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Input: [Physical Characteristic] Body [Wild Hogs] Lean, shoulders higher and wider than hindquarters; razor-backed [Domestic Hogs]

Output: Back flat, body wide and uniformly thick

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Input: [Physical Characteristic] Tusks [Wild Hogs] Long and sharp (if unbroken) [Domestic Hogs]

Output: Relatively short

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Input: [Physical Characteristic] Head [Wild Hogs] Longer snout, flat profile [Domestic Hogs]

Output: Shorter snout, concave profile

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Input: [Physical Characteristic] Color [Wild Hogs] Predominantly black or pied, sometimes russet [Domestic Hogs]

Output: Usually uniformly white, russet, or pink

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Input: [Physical Characteristic] Young [Wild Hogs] Often dark with horizontal stripes [Domestic Hogs]

Output: same uniform color as parents

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Input: [PROBLEM] Nitrogen deficiency [CURE] add nitrate of soda or organic fertilizer. [SYMPTOM]

Output: Larger leaves turning yellow smaller leaves still green.

Grow Marijuana | Cannabis Plant | Indoor Weed | Marijuana Grow


Input: [PROBLEM] Phosphorus deficiency [CURE] add commercial phosphate. [SYMPTOM]

Output: Older leaves will curl at edges, turn dark, possibly with a purple cast.

Grow Marijuana | Cannabis Plant | Indoor Weed | Marijuana Grow


Input: [PROBLEM] Magnesium deficiency [CURE] add commercial fertilizer with a magnesium content. [SYMPTOM]

Output: Mature leaves develop a yellowish cast to least venial areas.

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Input: [PROBLEM] Potassium deficiency [CURE] add muriate of potash. [SYMPTOM]

Output: Mature leaves turn yellow and then become spotted with edge areas turning dark grey.

Grow Marijuana | Cannabis Plant | Indoor Weed | Marijuana Grow


Input: [PROBLEM] Boron deficiency [CURE] add any plant food containing boron. [SYMPTOM]

Output: Cracked stems, no healthy support tissue

Grow Marijuana | Cannabis Plant | Indoor Weed | Marijuana Grow


Input: [PROBLEM] Zinc deficiency [CURE] add commercial plant food containing zinc. [SYMPTOM]

Output: Small wrinkled leaves with yellowish vein systems.

Grow Marijuana | Cannabis Plant | Indoor Weed | Marijuana Grow


Input: [PROBLEM] Molybdenum deficiency [CURE] use any plant food with a bit of molybdenum in it. [SYMPTOM]

Output: Young leaves become deformed, possibly yellowing.

Grow Marijuana | Cannabis Plant | Indoor Weed | Marijuana Grow


Input: [1] RCC framed structure. Stilt + 8 floors. Lift and staircase in each block. [Buildings]

Output: STRUCTURE

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Input: [1] Living / dining / Bedrooms / passages leading to bedrooms - Vitrified tiles Utility and Balcony - Ceramic tiles Toilets - Anti-skid Ceramic tiles [Buildings]

Output: Flooring

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Input: [1] 200/150/100mm Solid Concrete Blocks Kitchen & Utility - The walls are plastered and painted with oil bound distemper. 19 mm granite counter and dado over kitchen counter is covered with pastel shade glazed tiles upto 60cm height. (2 feet height) Toilets - Coloured glazed tiles from floor level to 7 feet height in shower area and from floor to 4 feet in other areas. All interior wall faces - These are plastered and painted with oil bound distemper. Exterior facia of the building - There are plastered and painted with cement based paint [Buildings]

Output: Walls

Houses for Sale in Bangalore -Provident Welworth City


Input: [1] Plastered and painted with oil bound distemper. [Buildings]

Output: Ceilings

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Input: [1] Main door- Hard wood / Sal wood frame with HDF door shutter / flush shutter. Good quality hinges, tower bolt, lock and security Eye Other doors - Hard wood / Sal wood frame with HDF shutter / flush shutter, tower bolt, lock with good quality hinges. Windows - These will be powder coated aluminium / UPVC ,Glazed hinged / sliding windows Ventilators - Powder coated aluminium / UPVC with glazed louvers. There is a provision for exhaust fan. [Buildings]

Output: FIXTURES & FITTINGS

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Input: [1] Good quality white shade ceramic ware for water closets and wash basins with bottle trap/pedestal. EWC includes seat cover and PVC [Buildings]

Output: Toilets

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Input: [1] Stainless Steel Sink with Sink tap. [Buildings]

Output: Kitchen

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Input: [1] ISI quality cables using copper wiring through PVC conduits concealed in walls and ceilings. One light point, fan point, power point in each room, call bell point in dining area, one AC point in master bed room and exhaust point provision in kitchen & toilet. One geyser point in 2 BHK toilet and one geyser point in each of the two toilets in 3 BHK. Each 2 BHK apartment to have 3000 watts of power supply. 5000 watts for 3 BHK apartment. [Buildings]

Output: ELECTRICAL

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Input: [1] Each apartment will have one outlet each in living or dining. The telephone wiring is through concealed conduits. [Buildings]

Output: TELEPHONE POINTS

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Input: [1] Each apartment will have one outlet for TV in the living area. [Buildings]

Output: TV POINTS

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Input: [1] One lift for each block. [Buildings]

Output: ELEVATORS

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Input: [1] Backup for 50% common area lighting, pumps and lifts. Backup for each apartment - one light and fan in living or dining areas. [Buildings]

Output: D.G.

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Input: [1] Round the clock security [Buildings]

Output: SECURITY

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Input: [Product Code] AAD5FR [Description] Bentec Dilator [Size]

Output: 5FR


Input: [Product Code] AAD6FR [Description] Bentec Dilator [Size]

Output: 6FR


Input: [Product Code] AAD7FR [Description] Bentec Dilator [Size]

Output: 7FR


Input: [Product Code] AAD8FR [Description] Bentec Dilator [Size]

Output: 8FR


Input: [Product Code] AAD9FR [Description] Bentec Dilator [Size]

Output: 9FR


Input: [Product Code] AAD10FR [Description] Bentec Dilator [Size]

Output: 10FR


Input: [Straight] Slim line design [Acorn Superglide] yes [Freelift Mondriaan] yes [Liberator Straight] yes [MediTek 140] no [Minivator 1000] yes [Minivator 950]

Output: yes


Input: [Straight] Swivel options [Acorn Superglide] seat swivels [Freelift Mondriaan] optional powered swivel [Liberator Straight] optional powered swivel [MediTek 140] optional powered swivel [Minivator 1000] optional powered swivel [Minivator 950]

Output: seat swivels


Input: [Straight] Folding options [Acorn Superglide] seat, arms & foot rest [Freelift Mondriaan] seat & footplate + optional footrest linkage [Liberator Straight] seat, arms & foot rest [MediTek 140] seat, arms & foot rest [Minivator 1000] seat, arms & foot rest [Minivator 950]

Output: seat, arms & foot rest


Input: [Straight] Seatbelt [Acorn Superglide] yes [Freelift Mondriaan] yes [Liberator Straight] yes [MediTek 140] optional [Minivator 1000] optional [Minivator 950]

Output: yes


Input: [Straight] Control options [Acorn Superglide] rocker switch or remote control [Freelift Mondriaan] joystick [Liberator Straight] joystick [MediTek 140] toggle or remote control [Minivator 1000] toggle [Minivator 950]

Output: joystick or remote control


Input: [Straight] Adjustable seat height [Acorn Superglide] no [Freelift Mondriaan] no [Liberator Straight] no [MediTek 140] no [Minivator 1000] yes [Minivator 950]

Output: no


Input: [Straight] Safety edges [Acorn Superglide] yes [Freelift Mondriaan] no [Liberator Straight] no [MediTek 140] yes [Minivator 1000] yes [Minivator 950]

Output: yes


Input: [Straight] Remote control [Acorn Superglide] yes [Freelift Mondriaan] yes [Liberator Straight] yes [MediTek 140] yes [Minivator 1000] yes [Minivator 950]

Output: yes


Input: [Straight] Removable key [Acorn Superglide] yes [Freelift Mondriaan] yes [Liberator Straight] no [MediTek 140] no [Minivator 1000] yes [Minivator 950]

Output: yes


Input: [Straight] Battery powered [Acorn Superglide] yes [Freelift Mondriaan] yes [Liberator Straight] yes [MediTek 140] yes [Minivator 1000] yes [Minivator 950]

Output: yes


Input: [Straight] Fitted to stairs or wall [Acorn Superglide] stairs [Freelift Mondriaan] stairs [Liberator Straight] stairs [MediTek 140] stairs [Minivator 1000] stairs [Minivator 950]

Output: stairs


Input: [Straight] Weight Limit [Acorn Superglide] 127kg (20st) 146kg (23st) heavyweight [Freelift Mondriaan] 125kg (19.5st) [Liberator Straight] 135kg (21st) [MediTek 140] 160kg (25st) [Minivator 1000] 160kg (25kg) [Minivator 950]

Output: 115kg (18st)


Input: [Pipe & Conduit Locators] Gas auditors - Plumbing auditors [Leak Detection surveyors]

Output: Backflow Prevention testers

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Input: [Pipe & Conduit Locators] High Pressure Water jet operators [Leak Detection surveyors]

Output: WASA Pipe & Conduit Surveyors

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Input: [Pipe & Conduit Locators] Road Management specialist [Leak Detection surveyors]

Output: Fluid Mechanics

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Input: [Pipe & Conduit Locators] Sanitary Engineers [Leak Detection surveyors]

Output: Pipeline Designers

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Input: [Pipe & Conduit Locators] Height Work specialists [Leak Detection surveyors]

Output: Confined Space Entry specialists

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Input: [Pipe & Conduit Locators] First Aiders Level 2 & 3 [Leak Detection surveyors]

Output: Work Platforms & Boom operators

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Input: [Pipe & Conduit Locators] Drainers, Plumbers, Electricians, Gasfitters [Leak Detection surveyors]

Output: Risk minimisation specialist

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Input: [TPE] Rapid (seconds) [Thermoset Rubber] Slow (minutes) [Variable]

Output: Fabrication

Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE) Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [TPE] Reusable [Thermoset Rubber] High Percentage waste [Variable]

Output: Scrap

Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE) Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [TPE] None [Thermoset Rubber] Required [Variable]

Output: Curing Agents

Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE) Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [TPE] Conventional Thermoplastic Equipment [Thermoset Rubber] Special Vulcanizing Equipment [Variable]

Output: Machinery

Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE) Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [TPE] Minimal or None [Thermoset Rubber] Numerous Processing Aids [Variable]

Output: Additives

Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE) Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [TPE] Unlimited [Thermoset Rubber] Limited [Variable]

Output: Design Optimization

Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE) Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [TPE] Yes [Thermoset Rubber] Unlikely [Variable]

Output: Remold Parts

Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE) Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [TPE] Yes [Thermoset Rubber] No [Variable]

Output: Heat Seal

Thermoplastic Elastomer (TPE) Frequently Asked Questions


Input: [Features] Devices [Traditional Distribution] TV only [PalVision's IPTV solution]

Output: TV, Laptops, Tablets, Mobile, Projectors, etc


Input: [Features] High-Def [Traditional Distribution] Limited [PalVision's IPTV solution]

Output: Full HD


Input: [Features] User Control [Traditional Distribution] Nil [PalVision's IPTV solution]

Output: Full control


Input: [Features] Remote Management [Traditional Distribution] Nil [PalVision's IPTV solution]

Output: Complete remote management capabilities


Input: [Features] Distribution [Traditional Distribution] Separate Head-ends or costly additions to prevent signal interference/degradation [PalVision's IPTV solution]

Output: Centralised/Distributed deployments with single head-end & consistent picture quality to all TV points


Input: [Features] Infrastruture [Traditional Distribution] Dedicated coax cabling [PalVision's IPTV solution]

Output: Existing IP network


Input: [Features] Integration [Traditional Distribution] Nil [PalVision's IPTV solution]

Output: Link to all our IP solutions and 3rd party IP systems


Input: [Features] Scalable [Traditional Distribution] Additional cabling to to prevent signal interference/degradation [PalVision's IPTV solution]

Output: Full scalability


Input: [Features] Future-Proof [Traditional Distribution] Nil [PalVision's IPTV solution]

Output: Yes


Input: [Features] Maintenance [Traditional Distribution] Costly maintenance of cabling & peripheral equipment (amplifiers, etc) Requires additional engineering staff [PalVision's IPTV solution]

Output: Minimal expense of installation & configuration PalVision assumes primary responsibility


Input: [Description] This tick is one of the most prevalent tick pests in the Eastern United States. Adults are about 1/4" long, and the shield has variable white markings. The larvae and nymphs prefer to feed on mice. Adults prefers dogs and other large animals. [Name]

Output: American Dog Tick

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Input: [Description] This tick is widespread in the Southeastern United States, and often is found along trails, paths and roadways. Adult ticks are dark reddish-brown with dark-brown to black legs. [Name]

Output: Black-legged Tick

Xact Natural Pest Management (Natural Pest Control) — Fleas and Ticks


Input: [Description] This tick is one of the most common pests of dogs. Adults are 3/16" long and are uniformly reddish-brown. All stages prefer to feed on dogs. This tick is prevalent in houses and kennels. [Name]

Output: Brown Dog Tick

Xact Natural Pest Management (Natural Pest Control) — Fleas and Ticks


Input: [Description] The cat flea is the most important flea species in the United States and attacks both cats and dogs. Adults are 1/16" long and are usually found on the host. The flea inserts its mouthparts in the skin, injects saliva and sucks blood. The bite leaves a red spot on the skin. The saliva is irritating to the host, causing dermatitis and hair loss in allergic animals. [Name]

Output: Cat Flea

Xact Natural Pest Management (Natural Pest Control) — Fleas and Ticks


Input: [Description] Flea larvae pupate within silken cocoons and change into the adult stage. Debris is incorporated into the cocoon, so they are difficult to find. Fleas can remain in the pupal stage for six to 12 months without a host. They are protected from insecticides and resist chemical treatments. [Name]

Output: Flea Cocoons

Xact Natural Pest Management (Natural Pest Control) — Fleas and Ticks


Input: [Description] Adult female fleas lay white, shiny eggs on the host. The eggs are not glued to the host, so they fall off immediately into bedding and other areas. Adult flea feces are also found in areas the animals frequent. Female fleas can produce 24 eggs per day, and eggs hatch in 12 to 48 hours. [Name]

Output: Flea Eggs and Feces

Xact Natural Pest Management (Natural Pest Control) — Fleas and Ticks


Input: [Description] Larvae of fleas go through three stages in 10 to 14 days. They are about 1/4" long. Larvae prefer to feed on adult flea feces. They are mainly found in pet resting areas, both indoors and outdoors. [Name]

Output: Flea Larva

Xact Natural Pest Management (Natural Pest Control) — Fleas and Ticks


Input: [Description] This tick is very prevalent in the Southeastern United States. The sexes are very different in appearance. The immature stages feed on ground-dwelling birds. Adults attach primarily to the ears of large animals such as deer and cattle. [Name]

Output: Gulf Coast Tick

Xact Natural Pest Management (Natural Pest Control) — Fleas and Ticks


Input: [Description] This tick is one of the most common ticks on humans and it has prevented the development of some areas. The female has a silvery spot on the dorsal shield. Its long mouthparts allow deep penetration of the skin, often causing pus sores. [Name]

Output: Lone Star Tick

Xact Natural Pest Management (Natural Pest Control) — Fleas and Ticks


Input: [Description] The relapsing fever tick is a soft tick, and its mouthparts are not visible from above. The relapsing fever tick mainly attacks rodents, and consequently is associated with rat and mouse habitats. It can transmit tick-borne relapsing fever. [Name]

Output: Relapsing Fever Tick

Xact Natural Pest Management (Natural Pest Control) — Fleas and Ticks


Input: [1] Incidence [2] Etiology [3] Location [4] Clinical [6] Histology [5]

Output: Gross


Input: [0] Arachnoid cyst [1] Common [2] Multiple possible mechanisms including leptomeningitis, trauma, and malformation. [3] About half of the cases occurs along the Sylvian fissure, other common locations include the cerebellar pontine angle and quadrigerminal area, vermian area, sellar and suprasellar area. [4] May be clinically silent. Symptomatic cases have manifestations of a gradually expansile mass leading to increased intracranial pressure. May cause hydrocephalus, particular the cerebellar cysts. [6] Most of them have a thin, collgeneous cyst wall lined by stratified and compressed meningothelial (arachinoid) cell. [5]

Output: The size is variable but some can attain a very large size. They are fluid filled cysts with thin, transparent wall. The cyst can be well distincted from the leptomeninges and dura. The fluid is usually clear and colorless.


Input: [0] Colloid cyst [1] Uncommon [2] Probably due to maldevelopment and most investigators favored a neuroepithelial origin. There are also evidence that favors endoderm origin. [3] Third ventricle. [4] Clinical presentations are often seen in the third to fifth decades of life. The location of colloid cyst often makes it an effective block of foramen of Monro leading to acute hydrocephalus. Its pedunculated nature, however, allows change in position easily and release of the pressure built up. As a result, they are often associated with intermittent headache. Sudden death has been well documented. Smaller cysts may remain asymptomatic. [6] The internal lining range from cuboidal, columnar, to ciliated. Mucin producing cells can be found in some cases. The cyst content is PAS(+). Rathke cleft cyst cannot be histologically differentiated from colloid cyst of the third ventricle. Clinical correlationis important. [5]

Output: The size varies form several millimeter to 3-4 cm. The cyst is round, unilocular and have a thin wall. After fixation, the cyst content appears as a gray hyaline substance with consistency of soft cartilage.


Input: [0] Enterogenous cyst [1] Rare [2] Probably due to maldevelopment. [3] Spinal cord, most common in the cervical and upper thoracic segment. Less common in other spinal levels. Rarely seen as intracranial cyst. [4] Clinical manifestation is related to compression and disruption of spinal cord function. [6] The cyst wall is composed of connective tissue. The lining epithelium varies from low to high columnar cells that may have pseudostratification. Mucous secreting cells can be found. Occasionally, they are ciliated. [5]

Output: Most of them are intra- or subdural, occasionally intramedullary.


Input: [0] Rathke's cleft cyst [1] Uncommon [2] Cystic enlargement of remnants of Rathke's pouch. [3] Pituitary. The smaller cyst are usually identified as a small cyst at the interface of the anterior and posterior pituitary; most of these small cysts are asymptomatic. [4] Symptoms are due to compress of local structures and may lead to headache, hypopituitarism, hyperprolactinemia, visual disturbance and, rarely, diabetes insipidus. [6] The cyst is lined by a single layer of cuboidal to columnar, ciliated or mucin-producing epithelium. Squamous metaplasia may occur and raises the possibility of a craniopharyngioima. Occasional cells of anterior pituitary gland may be present. Rathke cleft cyst cannot be histologically differentiated from colloid cyst of the third ventricle. Clinical correlationis important. [5]

Output: Well-defined, small, thin walled cyst with a watery to mucinous, occasionally xanthochromatic due to prior hemorrhage, content.


Input: [0] Dermoid cyst [1] Uncommon [2] Inclusion of ectodermal elements during closure of neural groove between the third and fifth weeks of embryonic life. Malformation of the adjacent structure can occur. Some of them may remain communicating with the overlying skin through a dermal sinus. Traumatic introduction of skin fragment is also a possible mechanism. [3] Most of them are intracranial and arise in the posterior fossa, usually along the midline in the vermis. About one-tenth of all cases are intraspinal and they are most commonly found in the lumbosacral region; they can be both intra- or extramedullary. [4] Most of the spinal cases are discovered in the first and second decades of life; intracranial cases are seen in slightly older patients. Symptoms are usually due to local compression, irritation and to increased intracranial pressure due to hydrocephalus. Leakage of the kertinous content will lead to extensive granulomatous meningitis. [6] The internal lining is very similar to skin and skin appendages are present. Leakage or escape of the content may lead to a wide spread granulomatous meningitis with foreign body giant cell reaction. [5]

Output: Well-defined round to oval, opaque, "pearly" mass of variable size. The thickness of the wall is variable. The content is greasy material due to secretion of sebaceous glands. A variable amount of hair is present. Solid components may be present. The distinction between dermoid cyst and cystic teratoma is not entirely sharp.


Input: [0] Epidermoid cyst [1] More common than dermoid cyst. [2] Similar to dermoid cyst. [3] Most of them are seen in the cerebellopontine angle and parapituitary area. Less than one-tenth of the cases occur in the spinal cord. Parapituitary tumors are usually embedded in the temporal bone. Similar to dermoid cyst, the pineal area is rarely involved. [4] They are found over a wide age range but most of them are discovered in the fourth to sixth decades. The clinical manifestations is due to local compression, irritation, and hydrocephalus. Leakage of the kertinous content will lead to extensive granulomatous meningitis. [6] The histology is similar to that of dermoid cyst except that no skin appendages are found. Rare cases of malignant transformation into invasive squamous cell carcinoma has been documented. [5]

Output: Well-defined round mass with a irregularly nodular capsule with a pearly discoloration.


Input: [Styling Benefits] Reduce frizz; add glossy shine; tame flyaways [Your Hair Type] Medium, thick, coarse, wavy, curly [Helpful Ingredients] Grape seed oil, dimethicone, silk protein [Styling Tip] Apply to your hair and comb through once to make sure it's distributed evenly [Types of Serums]

Output: Smoothing


Input: [Styling Benefits] Nourish while shielding from heat styling [Your Hair Type] All [Helpful Ingredients] Mineral oil, macadamia oil, keratin protein [Styling Tip] Make sure to use this oil before heat styling to prevent split ends [Types of Serums]

Output: Protection


Input: [Styling Benefits] Smoothing; mega shine; softening [Your Hair Type] All [Helpful Ingredients] Argan oil, palm oil, citronellol [Styling Tip] For fine or colored hair, try a mist or spray serum [Types of Serums]

Output: Shine


Input: [Styling Benefits] Super sleek straightening; high shine; smoothing texture [Your Hair Type] Medium, thick, coarse, wavy, curly [Helpful Ingredients] Hemp seed oil, soybean protein, panthenol [Styling Tip] Layer your oil or serum with a heat protectant to insure your locks end up straight and shiny [Types of Serums]

Output: Styling, straightening ease


Input: [Styling Benefits] Enhancing curl shape and definition; hydrating hair [Your Hair Type] Medium, thick, coarse, wavy, curly [Helpful Ingredients] Aloe vera, wheat proteins, coconut oil [Styling Tip] Curl serums serve double duty defining curls and fighting frizz [Types of Serums]

Output: Curl control


Input: [Styling Benefits] Increasing hair diameter; boosting body and volume [Your Hair Type] Fine, thinning, medium, wavy [Helpful Ingredients] Rice bran, argan oil, olive oil [Styling Tip] Try a nighttime serum to maximize those locks and infuse your hair with a little extra moisture [Types of Serums]

Output: More body, thickness


Input: [Styling Benefits] Mending damage, replenishing moisture, restoring health [Your Hair Type] All [Helpful Ingredients] Avocado oil, rice protein, glycerin [Styling Tip] Rub a tiny bit through tips, and blast with the dryer (heat opens the cuticles, so it seeps in faster) [Types of Serums]

Output: Damage repair


Input: [nail polish vs. nail stickers] Made of 100% real nail polish?

Output: Beware of products that falsely claim to be nail polish!


Input: [nail polish vs. nail stickers] Long Lasting? [1] An Incoco manicure lasts up to 14 days.

Output: Some brands only last for hours. Hot water can cause stickers to peel off.


Input: [nail polish vs. nail stickers] Fast and easy tool-free application? [1] Incoco nail appliqués can be stretched for a perfect fit, and excess easily trimmed with a nail or file.

Output: Difficult to smooth out wrinkles. May need scissors to trim. Some brands require a heat source to activate industrial adhesive


Input: [nail polish vs. nail stickers] Perfect salon-quality results? [1] All-in-one nail polish appliqués include base, top and color coats for a perfect manicure.

Output: Plastic-like look & feel with wrinkles bumps and lifting edges


Input: [nail polish vs. nail stickers] Remove with Nail Polish Remover?

Output: Peel off stickers to remove - this process may damage nail surface.


Input: [nail polish vs. nail stickers] Cosmetic Product? [1] Ingredients adhere to FDA & EU regulations.

Output: Plastic products.


Input: [Typical Fault] High Pressure Fuel System : Loss of Rail pressure [Possible effect] Difficult staring Non Start Engine cuts out Excessive exhaust emissions Misfire Control unit reverts to limp home mode Rail pressure sensor signal out of expected range [Possible Cause]

Output: Worn fuel injectors with excessive back leak rate. Worn or defective fuel pump Too slow engine cranking speed Fuel pressure regulator,IMV,MPROP, wiring, etc

DIESEL ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS CAR VAN TRUCK - REPAIR - SERVICE - TELFORD


Input: [Typical Fault] Low pressure Fuel delivery [Possible effect] Difficult Starting Non start Engine cuts out Pump related fault codes High pressure fuel system faults [Possible Cause]

Output: Blocked or damaged fuel supply lines. Fuel filters restricted by blockage Electric fuel pump Low pressure gear pump

DIESEL ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS CAR VAN TRUCK - REPAIR - SERVICE - TELFORD


Input: [Typical Fault] Carbon build up around fuel injectors [Possible effect] Loss of cylinder pressure [Possible Cause]

Output: Loss of seal between fuel injector and cylinder head. may require injectors removed and specialist machining to cylinder head

DIESEL ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS CAR VAN TRUCK - REPAIR - SERVICE - TELFORD


Input: [Typical Fault] Air intake system faults [Possible effect] Non start Difficult starting Misfire Poor performance under load [Possible Cause]

Output: Restricted air filter MAF (Mass Air Flow sensor) fault Loss of Turbocharger boost pressure Exhaust gas recirculation system faults

DIESEL ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS CAR VAN TRUCK - REPAIR - SERVICE - TELFORD


Input: [Typical Fault] Exhaust system faults [Possible effect] Non start Difficult starting Loss of power [Possible Cause]

Output: EGR system restricted , faulty , or inoperative. Blocked or restricted Diesel particulate filter (dpf)

DIESEL ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS CAR VAN TRUCK - REPAIR - SERVICE - TELFORD


Input: [Typical Fault] Electrical and electronic faults [Possible effect] Non start Misfire Engine cuts out [Possible Cause]

Output: Broken wiring Damaged wiring insulation Corroded connections Low battery voltage Electronic control system faults with Sensors ,Actuators, ECU, coding. Mechanical faults causing electronic system faults.

DIESEL ENGINE DIAGNOSTICS CAR VAN TRUCK - REPAIR - SERVICE - TELFORD


Input: [Type] Bus Service [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: Call Hotel for information

Directions and Map to Hampton Inn Hurst, TX near DFW


Input: [Type] Courtesy Bus [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: Call Hotel for information

Directions and Map to Hampton Inn Hurst, TX near DFW


Input: [Type] Limousine [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: Rates vary

Directions and Map to Hampton Inn Hurst, TX near DFW


Input: [Type] Super Shuttle [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: Call Hotel for information

Directions and Map to Hampton Inn Hurst, TX near DFW


Input: [Type] Rental Car [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: Rates vary

Directions and Map to Hampton Inn Hurst, TX near DFW


Input: [Type] Taxi [Typical Minimum Charge]

Output: 40.00 USD

Directions and Map to Hampton Inn Hurst, TX near DFW


Input: [Disease and Causes] Ulcers Caused by Pseudomonas and Aeromonas bacteria [Symptoms] Pinky-white open wounds, often with a white edge and sometimes secondarily infected by fungi and other bacteria. [Reason for Infection] Very poor water quality or an excessively high pH level. Minor scratches can become infected if conditions are poor. Also commonly affects newly imported Koi and goldfish. [Action] Test the water for signs of ammonia and nitrite. Conduct a large water change to reduce pollution levels. [Treatment]

Output: Fish lose salts quickly through open wounds, so add aquarium salt at a dose of 1-3g/litre. Use an anti-ulcer treatment. If treatment fails, a vet can prescribe stronger antibiotics.


Input: [Disease and Causes] Cloudy eye Caused by poor water quality, poor diet, eye flukes, corneal damage, bacterial infection. [Symptoms] Entire surface or lens of eye takes on a cloudy, opaque appearance. There may be a build-up of mucus on the outer surface. [Reason for Infection] Most commonly caused by poor water conditions. A lack of vitamins in the diet may also cause clouding. On rare occasions digenetic flukes, such as Diplostomum, can cause problems. [Action] Improve water conditions. Use a good quality food containing added vitamins. [Treatment]

Output: Improving water conditions usually cures cloudy eyes. Eye flukes are uncommon and can be difficult to accurately diagnose and treat.


Input: [Disease and Causes] Dropsy Usually caused by bacterial infection. Viral infection, nutritional, metabolic and osmoregulatory problems can also be responsible. [Symptoms] Swelling of the body cavity due to a build-up of fluid. Scales become raised giving a pinecone-like appearance. One or both of the eyes may be protruded. [Reason for Infection] Usually triggered by poor water quality, especially the presence of ammonia and nitrite. Often confined to individual fish. [Action] Test water and improve water conditions immediately. Aquarium salt at a dose of 1- 3g/litre can help to prevent salt loss. [Treatment]

Output: Can be difficult to treat. A broad spectrum anti- bacteria treatment is the best option in most cases.


Input: [Disease and Causes] White spot Caused by Ichthyophthirius multifiliis parasite [Symptoms] Small white spots, about the size of a salt grain, on the skin, fins and gills. [Reason for Infection] Stress related. Usually a consequence of poor or incorrect water conditions, fluctuating temperature and general poor husbandry. Sensitive species may develop white spot as a result of being introduced to a new aquarium. [Action] Ensure the water is free of pollution and isolate cause of stress. [Treatment]

Output: Treat promptly with an anti-parasite medication. It may be necessary to raise the water temperature to improve the effectiveness of the treatment. Wounds left by parasites may become secondarily infected.


Input: [Disease and Causes] Bacterial infection Caused by Aeromonas and Pseudomonas bacteria [Symptoms] Reddening of the skin or fins; ragged fins with signs of infection, open sores. Common on many newly imported fishes. Often accompanied by other diseases, including fungi. [Reason for Infection] Poor water conditions, especially the presence of ammonia and nitrite. Wounds resulting from poor handling, transport or fighting may become secondarily infected by these bacteria if conditions are poor. [Action] Improve water conditions, and treat promptly. [Treatment]

Output: Use a proprietary treatment as soon as possible. Aquarium salt at a dose of 1- 3g/litre can help prevent salt loss. Severe infections may require prescription medications from a vet.


Input: [Disease and Causes] Fungus Caused by Saprolegnia and Achlya [Symptoms] Fluffy growths affecting wounds on the skin and fins of freshwater fishes. [Reason for Infection] Usually a secondary infection that invades wounds left by ulcers and parasites, including whitespot. Rarely a problem in tanks with good water quality. [Action] Improve water conditions and treat promptly. [Treatment]

Output: Standard anti-fungal medications, such as methylene blue, are usually very effective, but may affect filtration and water quality. When the disease occurs on open wounds, aquarium salt at a dose of 1-3g/litre can help reduce salt loss. Cotton-wool disease (Flexibacter) looks similar but is caused by bacteria and may require a different treatment.


Input: [Disease and Causes] Finrot Caused by Aeromonas, Pseudomonas or Flexibacter bacteria [Symptoms] Frayed fins, often with a pale pinky-white edge and some blood in the fin tissue. [Reason for Infection] The bacteria are present on most fish. Stress from poor water conditions usually triggers an infection. Nipped fins may become secondarily infected if water is polluted. Some wounds may also be attacked by fungus. [Action] Improve water conditions. Isolate nippy fishes. [Treatment]

Output: Treat promptly with a finrot or anti-bacteria treatment to prevent the further spread of the disease. Consider adding salt (1-3g/litre) to reduce the loss of salt by the fish. Ensure that water stays free of pollution during treatment.


Input: [Disease and Causes] Swimbladder disorder Caused by bacterial infection, incorrect diet, trapped gas, physical deformities. [Symptoms] Fish have difficulty swimming to the surface, or to the lower levels of the tank. Commonly affects egg-shaped fancy goldfish. [Reason for Infection] Sometimes caused by poor water quality. Genetic problems in selectively-bred goldfish. [Action] Improve water conditions. Feed less dried foods, or pre-soak pellets and flakes so they don't swell the gut. Feed Daphnia, which acts as a laxative. [Treatment]

Output: Change diet and improve water conditions. Treat with a specialist anti-bacteria treatment. Fancy goldfish suffering from physical deformities will not recover.


Input: [Disease and Causes] Lymphocystis Caused by an iridovirus [Symptoms] The virus causes crusty grey-white lumps to develop on the skin and fins. These may affect freshwater or marine fishes, and sometimes take on the colour of the underlying skin. These lumps are clusters of enlarged cells. [Reason for Infection] The disease is viral, but may be triggered by stress, poor handling or poor water. Some fish may carry the virus without showing symptoms. [Action] The disease rarely kills, although lesions may become secondarily infected. Ideally, infected fish should be isolated. [Treatment]

Output: There is no known treatment. Some vets recommend the surgical removal of the lesions.


Input: [Term] GEOLOGY [Definition]

Output: Earth’s history and its life as recorded in the rocks; includes the study of geologic features of an area, such as the geometry of rock formations, weathering and erosion, and sedimentation.

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Input: [Term] Bedrock [Definition]

Output: Consolidated rock

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Input: [Term] Superficial deposits [Definition]

Output: Unconsolidated/quaternary geological deposits

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Input: [Term] Surface geology [Definition]

Output: Superficial deposits and bedrock which occurs at the Earth’s surface

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Input: [Term] Borehole [Definition]

Output: Boreholes or data surveyed in boreholes

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Input: [Term] Geochronology [Definition]

Output: Absolute ages of rocks, fossils, and sediments, within a certain degree of uncertainty inherent to the method used

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Input: [Term] Radiometry [Definition]

Output: In optics, radiometry is a set of techniques for measuring electromagnetic radiation, including visible light.

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Input: [Term] Absolute age [Definition]

Output: The geologic age of a fossil, or a geologic event or structure expressed in units of time, usually years.

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Input: [Term] Stratigraphy [Definition]

Output: Rock and sediment layers and layering (stratification)

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Input: [Term] Biostratigraphy [Definition]

Output: The branch of stratigraphy which focuses on correlating and assigning relative ages of rock strata by using the fossil assemblages contained within them

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Input: [Term] Chronostratigraphy [Definition]

Output: The branch of stratigraphy that studies the age of rock strata in relation to time

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Input: [Term] Structural geology [Definition]

Output: Three-dimensional distribution of rock units with respect to their deformational histories

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Input: [Term] Petrology [Definition]

Output: Origin, occurrence, structure, and history of rocks

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Input: [Term] Geochemistry [Definition]

Output: Distribution and amounts of the chemical elements in minerals, ores, rocks, soils, and water

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Input: [Term] Pedology [Definition]

Output: Soil morphology, genesis, and classification

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Input: [Term] Sedimentology [Definition]

Output: Description, classification, origin, and interpretation of sediments and sedimentary rocks

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Input: [Term] Geomorphology [Definition]

Output: Landforms on the Earth’s surface and the processes that shape them

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Input: [Term] Geoheritage [Definition]

Output: Geological sites of scientific, cultural or aesthetic value, including geotourism

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Input: [Term] Artificial ground [Definition]

Output: Man-made deposits, mineral workings, re-modelled or altered ground

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Input: [Term] Marine Geology [Definition]

Output: Investigations of the ocean floor and coastal margins

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Input: [Term] GEOPHYSICS [Definition]

Output: Measurements and interpolations of geophysical parameters

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Input: [Term] Gravimetry [Definition]

Output: Measurement of the strength of a gravitational field

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Input: [Term] Geomagnetism [Definition]

Output: Measurements of the Earth’s magnetic field

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Input: [Term] Paleomagnetism [Definition]

Output: The record of the Earth’s magnetic field preserved in various magnetic minerals through time

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Input: [Term] Geoelectricity [Definition]

Output: measurements of the Earth’s natural electric fields and phenomena

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Input: [Term] Radioactivity [Definition]

Output: Measurements of the Earth’s radioactive elements

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Input: [Term] Seismology [Definition]

Output: earthquakes and the propagation of elastic waves through the Earth

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Input: [Term] Geothermics [Definition]

Output: Study of the thermal state of the interior of the solid Earth and of the thermal properties of Earth materials

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Input: [Term] ECONOMIC GEOLOGY [Definition]

Output: Geologic bodies and materials that can be utilized profitably by man

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Input: [Term] Metals [Definition]

Output: Metal resources

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Input: [Term] Minerals [Definition]

Output: Mineral resources

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Input: [Term] Energy [Definition]

Output: Energy resources

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Input: [Term] ENGINEERING GEOLOGY [Definition]

Output: Geologic factors affecting the location, design, construction, operation and maintenance of engineering works

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Input: [Term] ENVIRONMENTAL GEOLOGY [Definition]

Output: Human interactions with the geological environment

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Input: [Term] Geologic hazards [Definition]

Output: Geological conditions capable of causing damage or loss of property and life

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Input: [Term] Pollution [Definition]

Output: Human pollution (contamination) of the geological environment

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Input: [Term] Climate change [Definition]

Output: Geological conditions as they effect climate change

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Input: [Term] Waste [Definition]

Output: Unwanted or unusable materials

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Input: [Term] Medical geology [Definition]

Output: Geological conditions as they effect human, animal, and plant health

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Input: [Term] HYDROGEOLOGY [Definition]

Output: Distribution and movement of groundwater in the soil and rocks of the Earth’s crust

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Input: [Term] Groundwater body [Definition]

Output: Principal reporting unit with hydraulically coherent entities

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Input: [0] Construction [Intex® Ultra Frame] Galvanized Steel and Triple Layer Poly Lining [ProSeries™]

Output: Galvanized Steel and Triple Layer Poly Lining

ProSeries Softside Steel Frame AboveGround Swimming Pool Kit


Input: [0] Easy Installation [Intex® Ultra Frame] YES [ProSeries™]

Output: YES

ProSeries Softside Steel Frame AboveGround Swimming Pool Kit


Input: [0] Powerful Surface Skimmer - Removes Leaves [Intex® Ultra Frame] NO [ProSeries™]

Output: YES

ProSeries Softside Steel Frame AboveGround Swimming Pool Kit


Input: [0] Removable Built-in Skimmer Basket for Easy Cleaning [Intex® Ultra Frame] NO [ProSeries™]

Output: YES

ProSeries Softside Steel Frame AboveGround Swimming Pool Kit


Input: [0] Sanitizing System [Intex® Ultra Frame] Unreliable Salt Generator [ProSeries™]

Output: Patented Built-in Chlorinator Uses 1" Chlorine Tabs

ProSeries Softside Steel Frame AboveGround Swimming Pool Kit


Input: [0] Pump and Filter System [Intex® Ultra Frame] Sits on ground - potential tripping hazard [ProSeries™]

Output: Attaches to side wall - out of the way and safe

ProSeries Softside Steel Frame AboveGround Swimming Pool Kit


Input: [Repair] Replace first drive unit [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Suspicious noise

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace second drive unit [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Car died roadside

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace third drive unit and ride height sensor [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Suspicious noise

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace main battery [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Car died roadside

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace main display screen [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Touchscreen froze

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace rear tires and fix alignment [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Optional 21-inch rear tires worn to cords prematurely

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace 12-volt battery and cables [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Car died roadside

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Shim and torque sub-frame bolts [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Steering wheel creak

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Rerouted logic harnesses per TSB [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Odd noise from undercarriage

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace broken sunroof deflector [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Sunroof will not work

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace driver door handle mechanism [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Driver door opens automatically

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Battery shield kit installed [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Recall issued

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Inspect joints for all lower control arm washers [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: TSB issued

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Update firmware to version 5.8.4 [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: TSB issued

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Update firmware to version 5.11 [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: TSB issued

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace front bumper carrier bolts [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: TSB issued

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Install rear upper camber bolts [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: TSB issued

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace side motor mount [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: TSB issued

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace front floor mats, install rear floor mats [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: TSB issued

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace center louvers [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Left radiator shutter faulty

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace all 20 lug nuts [Cost] Warranty [Problem]

Output: Lug nuts beginning to swell

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace cracked vanity mirror hinge [Cost] Goodwill [Problem]

Output: Cracked vanity mirror hinge

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Install AC compressor NVH cover [Cost] Goodwill [Problem]

Output: Humming noise at start-up

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Replace missing charge cord trim piece [Cost] Goodwill [Problem]

Output: Vanity mirror hinge cracked

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Manual reset (required 9 times during test) [Cost] None [Problem]

Output: Touchscreen froze

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Unresolved, happened twice [Cost] None [Problem]

Output: Windows lowered automatically

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Unresolved, happened once [Cost] None [Problem]

Output: TPMS confused

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Repair] Unresolved prior to sale [Cost] None [Problem]

Output: Condensation in taillight

Edmunds Had A Lot Of Problems With Its Long-Term Tesla


Input: [Trees] Hemlock [Plants and Ferns] Clintonia [Smaller Trees and Shrubs]

Output: Striped Maple

Falling Waters by Frank Lloyd Wright | Archinomy


Input: [Trees] Black Birch [Plants and Ferns] Red Baneberry [Smaller Trees and Shrubs]

Output: Great Rhododendron

Falling Waters by Frank Lloyd Wright | Archinomy


Input: [Trees] Cucumber Magnolia [Plants and Ferns] Ferns [Smaller Trees and Shrubs]

Output: Serviceberry

Falling Waters by Frank Lloyd Wright | Archinomy


Input: [Trees] Tulip Tree [Plants and Ferns] Violets [Smaller Trees and Shrubs]

Output: Witchhazel

Falling Waters by Frank Lloyd Wright | Archinomy


Input: [Trees] Maples [Plants and Ferns] Painted Trillium [Smaller Trees and Shrubs]

Output: Wild Hydrangea

Falling Waters by Frank Lloyd Wright | Archinomy


Input: [Trees] Beech [Plants and Ferns] Merry Bells [Smaller Trees and Shrubs]

Output: Red-berried Elder

Falling Waters by Frank Lloyd Wright | Archinomy


Input: [Trees] Red Oaks [Plants and Ferns] Club Moss [Smaller Trees and Shrubs]

Output: Spice Bush

Falling Waters by Frank Lloyd Wright | Archinomy


Input: [Plants and Ferns] False Solomon's Seal [Smaller Trees and Shrubs]

Output: Dogwood

Falling Waters by Frank Lloyd Wright | Archinomy


Input: [Architects & Design] Blinds [Alarms & Security] Brick, Stone & Marble [Asphalt & Paving] Building Supplies [Appliances]

Output: Bathrooms

Long Island NY Home Contractors Directory - Carpenters, Plumbers, Electricians, Landscapers and More


Input: [Architects & Design] Carpenters [Alarms & Security] Chimneys [Asphalt & Paving] Concrete & Cement [Appliances]

Output: Cabinets

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Input: [Architects & Design] Ceramics & Tile [Alarms & Security] Demolition & Escavation [Asphalt & Paving] Doors [Appliances]

Output: Carpets & Rugs

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Input: [Architects & Design] Drywall & Plastering [Alarms & Security] Fences [Asphalt & Paving] Foundations & Pilings [Appliances]

Output: Closets, Racks & Shelves

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Input: [Architects & Design] Fire & Water Damage [Alarms & Security] Garages & Carports [Asphalt & Paving] Landscaping [Appliances]

Output: Electricians

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Input: [Architects & Design] Floors [Alarms & Security] Lumber [Asphalt & Paving] Outdoor Lighting [Appliances]

Output: Fireplaces

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Input: [Architects & Design] Heating Oil [Alarms & Security] Pools, Spas & Saunas [Asphalt & Paving] Roofing & Gutters [Appliances]

Output: Glass, Mirrors & Panes

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Input: [Architects & Design] Home Inspectors [Alarms & Security] Sewage & Septic Systems [Asphalt & Paving] Siding [Appliances]

Output: Heating and Cooling

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Input: [Architects & Design] Kitchens [Alarms & Security] Solar, Sunrooms & Atriums [Asphalt & Paving] Sprinklers [Appliances]

Output: Interior Design & Decorating

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Input: [Architects & Design] Painters [Alarms & Security] Surveyors [Asphalt & Paving] Well Drilling [Appliances]

Output: Lamps & Lighting

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Input: [Architects & Design] Plumbers [Alarms & Security] Windows [Asphalt & Paving] Waterproofing [Appliances]

Output: Pest Control

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Input: [Appliances]

Output: Wall Covering

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Input: [Supplier Name] Adden Furniture [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Standard Form [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Furniture & Furnishings


Input: [Supplier Name] Affymetrix [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Hosted Catalog [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] no [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals


Input: [Supplier Name] Agilent Technologies [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Hosted Catalog [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Supplies


Input: [Supplier Name] Anixter [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] No [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Electrical & IT


Input: [Supplier Name] Apple [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] Yes [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Computers


Input: [Supplier Name] AT&T Mobility [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] see instructions [Green Program] No [DBE] No [PPD] Yes [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Cell phones


Input: [Supplier Name] B&H Photo, Video & Pro Audio [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] No [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Photo & Video Equipment


Input: [Supplier Name] Baker Company, the [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Standard Form [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Equipment


Input: [Supplier Name] BD Biosciences [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Standard Form [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Supplies


Input: [Supplier Name] BioExpress [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Hosted Catalog [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Supplies


Input: [Supplier Name] Bio-Rad Laboratories [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals


Input: [Supplier Name] Business Records Management (BRM) [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Standard Form [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] Yes [Commodity]

Output: External Records Storage


Input: [Supplier Name] CDW-G [Classification] Platinum [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] Yes [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Computer Supplies


Input: [Supplier Name] Cell Signaling Technologies [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Hosted Catalog [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals


Input: [Supplier Name] DAI Scientific Equipment [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Standard Form [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Equipment


Input: [Supplier Name] Dell [Classification] Platinum [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] Yes [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Computers


Input: [Supplier Name] eBioscience, Inc. [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Hosted Catalog [Green Program] No [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals


Input: [Supplier Name] EMD Millipore Corporation [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] see instructions [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals


Input: [Supplier Name] First Energy Solutions [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] see instructions [Green Program] No [DBE] No [PPD] Yes [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Utilities - Electricity


Input: [Supplier Name] Fisher Scientific [Classification] Platinum [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals


Input: [Supplier Name] Gemini Bio-Products [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Hosted Catalog [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals


Input: [Supplier Name] Grainger [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Facilities Management Supplies


Input: [Supplier Name] Integrated DNA Technologies [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals


Input: [Supplier Name] Knoll/Workscape [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] Yes [PPD] No [PA Supplier] Yes [Commodity]

Output: Furniture & Furnishings


Input: [Supplier Name] Laboratory Product Sales (LPS) [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Supplies


Input: [Supplier Name] Lerro Corporation [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Hosted Catalog [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] Yes [Commodity]

Output: Audiovisual


Input: [Supplier Name] Life Technologies [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals


Input: [Supplier Name] Matheson [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Hosted Catalog [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Gases


Input: [Supplier Name] Miltenyi Biotec [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Hosted Catalog [Green Program] No [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals


Input: [Supplier Name] Molecular Devices [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Hosted Catalog [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Equipment


Input: [Supplier Name] New England Biolabs [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Hosted Catalog [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals


Input: [Supplier Name] Nikon Instruments, Inc. [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Standard Form [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Equipment


Input: [Supplier Name] Panasonic North America [Classification] Silver [Purchasing Method] Hosted Catalog [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Equipment


Input: [Supplier Name] Perkin Elmer [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Equipment & Radioactive Substances


Input: [Supplier Name] QIAGEN, Inc. [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals


Input: [Supplier Name] Rainin Instrument [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Supplies


Input: [Supplier Name] Roche Diagnostics [Classification] Gold [Purchasing Method] Punch-out [Green Program] Yes [DBE] No [PPD] No [PA Supplier] No [Commodity]

Output: Scientific - Medical Chemicals