Input: [0] DPP4 inhibitors [1] Januvia, [2] Slow breakdown of GLP-1, which increases post-prandial insulin release [3] No hypoglycemia, weight neutral, sustained efficacy, side effects uncommon [4] Expensive [5]

Output: Gaining traction as a second or third medication after metformin

Where Will Invokana (canagliflozin) Fit in Type 2 Diabetes Therapy if Approved


Input: [0] GLP-1 agonist [1] Byetta, Bydureon, Victoza [2] Stimulates the receptor in the pancreas that releases post prandial insulin [3] More potent than some other drugs in reduction of blood sugar, weight loss sometimes noted [4] Injectable, Expensive [5]

Output: Gaining favor for patients with primarily post prandial hyperglycemia who need weight loss

Where Will Invokana (canagliflozin) Fit in Type 2 Diabetes Therapy if Approved


Input: [0] Meglitinides [1] Prandin, Starlix [2] Stimulate pancreatic islet cells to release insulin [3] Can help with post prandial hyperglycemia [4] Three times daily drug, hypoglycemia a concern, expensive [5]

Output: Seldom used

Where Will Invokana (canagliflozin) Fit in Type 2 Diabetes Therapy if Approved


Input: [0] Alpha-glucosidase inhibitors [1] Precose, Glyset [2] Block breakdown of starches in the intestine [3] Act in the GI tract, few systemic problems [4] GI side effects common, expensive, need to be used at the first bite of each meal [5]

Output: Seldom used

Where Will Invokana (canagliflozin) Fit in Type 2 Diabetes Therapy if Approved


Input: [WHEN TO WASH] Cotton/bamboo blends that have been preshrunk, t-shirts, socks, and other casual low-maintenance items can be safely machine washed. [WHEN TO DRY CLEAN] All bamboo bedding should be dry cleaned in GreenEarth, as well as blazers, sport coats, and dresses. Dry clean anything made from 100% bamboo—it may shrink in regular washing [FABRIC]

Output: Bamboo

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Input: [WHEN TO WASH] T-shirts, denim, and other everyday wear made from organic cotton can be safely machine washed. [WHEN TO DRY CLEAN] Delicate knits, blends with other material (such as wool or cashmere), bedding, and nicer items such as blazers, polos and dresses, should be dry cleaned in GreenEarth [FABRIC]

Output: Organic Cotton

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Input: [WHEN TO WASH] Casual shirts and pants can be safely machine washed. Hemp will naturally become softer over time, similar to denim. [WHEN TO DRY CLEAN] Delicate knits, blends with other material (such as wool or cashmere), bedding, and nicer items such as blazers, polos and dresses, should be dry cleaned in GreenEarth [FABRIC]

Output: Hemp

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Input: [WHEN TO WASH] If your linen has been pre-treated with wrinkle-reducing chemicals, it can be machine washed. Check the tag to find out. [WHEN TO DRY CLEAN] If your linen has not been treated with wrinkle-reducing chemicals, it should be dry cleaned in GreenEarth to prevent wrinkles and reduce static and lint buildup [FABRIC]

Output: Linen

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Input: [WHEN TO WASH] Only if the item is labeled machine washable, but be careful—organic wool may not be treated with shrink reducing chemicals, so even if it has been preshrunk, it may be distorted in the wash [WHEN TO DRY CLEAN] Almost all wool items need to be dry cleaned in GreenEarth, especially if your item has not been preshrunk or treated with shrink reducing chemicals [FABRIC]

Output: Organic Wool

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Input: [WHEN TO WASH] Fleece pullovers, jackets, and light but sturdy items can be machine washed [WHEN TO DRY CLEAN] Suits, dresses, and other dressy items should be dry cleaned in GreenEarth, and any polyester item that is filled with down (winter coats, sleeping bags) [FABRIC]

Output: Recycled Polyester

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Input: [0] SHELTER TYPE [1] TIME REQUIRED [2] PICTURE [3] INSIDE TEMPER ATURE [4] SKILLS REQUIRED [6] SUMMARY [7] MORE INFO [5]

Output: SPECIAL CONDITIONS REQUIRED


Input: [0] SNOW TENT [1] A few minutes [3] Cold, even the best snow tents don't approach good snow shelters. [4] None [6] A tent is the easiest and fastest snow shelter to set up. They are also the coldes possible snow shelters. You also need to carry the tent with you, snow tents weigh around 9-12 pounds and cost $300 - $500. [7] snow tent comparison [5]


Input: [0] IGLOO [1] 2-3 man-hours [3] Very nice and warm if it's done right. [4] You need to make a few practice igloos before you get one right. [6] Igloos are great snow shelters, they are very warm and comfortable. They do require some skill to make. If you are a snow camper it's a great idea to learn how to make an igloo. [7] how to make an igloo [5]

Output: Deep enough good consistency packed snow


Input: [0] MOUND SHELTER [1] 3-4 man-hours of work + 1 to 2 hours of waiting for the snow to settle. [3] As warm as an igloo. [4] You need to make one for practice before you get one right. [6] Pretty much the same thing as an igloo but they take longer to make and are not as strong. This shelter is very hard work if you're alone since you need to haul the snow out of the hole at the same time as you're digging, it's much more efficient to separate the two tasks between two people. [7] how to make a snow mound shelter [5]

Output: Enough snow


Input: [0] SNOW CAVE [1] 1-2 man-hours [3] A well made snow cave is as warm as an igloo but that requires perfect conditions. [4] If conditions are good you can get very good results on your first try, the second one will be perfect. [6] A snow cave is a great snow shelter if the conditions are right. But if the conditions are not perfect it won't be as good as an igloo, still better than a tent or a covered trench though. This shelter is very hard work if you're alone since you need to haul the snow out of the hole at the same time as you're digging, it's much more efficient to separate the two tasks between two people. [7] how to make a snow cave [5]

Output: Deep snow


Input: [0] COVERED TRENCH SHELTER [1] 15 man minutes if snow is deep enough. 1 man hour if you need to build walls for it. [3] Not as warm as an igloo but warmer than a tent. [4] Very little, you'll learn as you go along. [6] Very fast to make if you are in a hurry. Warmer than a tent but not as warm as an igloo since it normally doesn't have a cold sink. [7] how to build a snow trench shelter [5]

Output: Deep enough snow or at least enough snow to build walls.


Input: [Lt.blue] Yellow [At switch on handbrake lever] At steering column [-] - [HAND BRAKE]

Output: HORN


Input: [Lt.blue] Green [At switch on handbrake lever] At switch above clutch pedal [-] TYPE 1 [HAND BRAKE]

Output: CLUTCH SWITCH


Input: [Lt.blue] Blue [At switch on handbrake lever] At main switch in driver's door [-] REV POL [HAND BRAKE]

Output: DRIVER WINDOW UP


Input: [Lt.blue] Brown [At switch on handbrake lever] At main switch in driver's door [-] REV POL [HAND BRAKE]

Output: DRIVER WINDOW DOWN


Input: [Lt.blue] Lt.blue [At switch on handbrake lever] At main switch in driver's door [-] REV POL [HAND BRAKE]

Output: PASSENGER WINDOW UP


Input: [Lt.blue] Tan [At switch on handbrake lever] At main switch in driver's door [-] REV POL [HAND BRAKE]

Output: PASSENGER WINDOW DOWN


Input: [Lt.blue] White [At switch on handbrake lever] At light switch harness [-] - [HAND BRAKE]

Output: HEADLIGHTS


Input: [Lt.blue] Red/green or Red/white [At switch on handbrake lever] Large harness in DKP [-] + [HAND BRAKE]

Output: REVERSE LIGHTS


Input: [Lt.blue] Brown [At switch on handbrake lever] At data connector under left dash [HAND BRAKE]

Output: VSS WIRE


Input: [Remedy] Ammonium Carbonicum [Characteristics Symptoms] Stout women who are always tired and weary Leads sedentary life Takes cold easily Too frequent and profuse menses Very sensitive to cold air Great aversion to water; can not bear to touch it Heaviness in all organs Uncleanliness of bodily habits Swelling of parts, glands etc Acid secretions Prostration from trifles Great dryness of mouth and throat Pressing teeth together sends shocks through head, eyes and ears Great appetite, but easily satisfied Leucorrhoea burning, acrid and watery Aversion to the other sex in females Audible palpitation with fear, cold sweat, lachrymation, inability to speak, loud breathing and trembling hands Sleepiness during the day [Patient Worse by] Evenings From cold, wet weather Wet applications Washing During 3 to 4 am During menses [Patient Better by]

Output: Lying on painful side Lying on stomach In dry weather


Input: [Remedy] Ammonium Muriaticum [Characteristics Symptoms] Fat and sluggish patients Profuse glairy secretions Boiling sensation A state of prostration bordering on a typhoid state A tendency to irregular circulation, blood seems to be in constant turmoil, pulsations etc Thirst for lemonade Menses flow more at night [Patient Worse by] Head and chest symptoms in the morning Abdominal symptoms in the afternoon [Patient Better by]

Output: Open air


Input: [Remedy] Apis Mellifica [Characteristics Symptoms] Swelling or puffing up of various parts Edema Red, rosy hue Stinging pains Soreness Intolerance to heat and slightest touch Constricted sensations sensation of stiffness and as of something torn off in the interior of the body Much prostration Sensation of fishbone in throat Thirstless Craving for milk Can not urinate with stool Scanty, high colored urine Dreams full of care and toil [Patient Worse by] Afternoon Heat in any form Touch Pressure After sleeping In closed and heated rooms Right side [Patient Better by]

Output: In open air Uncovering Cold bathing


Input: [Remedy] Arsenicum Album [Characteristics Symptoms] All pervading debility, exhaustion and restlessness Great exhaustion after the slight exertion Burning pains Unquenchable thirst; drinks much but little at a time Fear, fright and worry Green discharges Gradual loss of weight from impaired nutrition Craves milk, acids and coffee Albuminous urine Pulse more rapid in the morning Dreams full of care and fear [Patient Worse by] At night We weather After midnight From cold, cold drinks or food Seashore Right side [Patient Better by]

Output: From heat From head elevated Warm drinks


Input: [Remedy] Badiaga [Characteristics Symptoms] Soreness of muscles and integuments; worse motion and friction of clothes Sensitiveness to cold Swollen glands Basedow's disease Slight sounds are greatly accentuated Much thirst Indescribable bad feeling about heart with soreness and pain, flying stitches all over [Patient Worse by] Cold [Patient Better by]

Output: Heat


Input: [Remedy] Baryta Carbonicum [Characteristics Symptoms] Very sensitive to cold; takes cold easily Always have swollen tonsils Offensive foot sweat Very weak and weary; must sit down or lie down or lean on something Very averse to meeting strangers Glands around ear painful and swollen Sub maxillary glands swollen Swollen glands in the nape of occiput [Patient Worse by] When thinking of symptoms From washing Lying on painful side [Patient Better by]

Output: Walking in open air


Input: [Remedy] Belladonna [Characteristics Symptoms] Exophthalmic goitre Thyroid Toxemia Glands swollen, tender, red; swelling of gland of neck Furious excitement Hyperasthesia Twitchings Hot, red skin Glaring eyes Throbbing carotids Restless sleep Dryness of mouth and throat with aversion to water Neuralgic pains that come and go suddenly No thirst, anxiety or fear Violent attacks and sudden onset Averse to meat and milk Urine dark, turbid and loaded with phosphates [Patient Worse by] Touch Jar Noise Draught Afternoon Lying down [Patient Better by]

Output: Semi erect


Input: [Remedy] Bromum [Characteristics Symptoms] Enlargement of gland in children Blond type Goitre, hard Tendency to spasmodic attacks Sense of suffocation Excoriating discharges Profuse sweat Great weakness Glands become hard, stony hard, but seldom suppurate Cold sensation in chest when inspiring Sleep full of dreams and anguish [Patient Worse by] From evening until midnight When sitting in warm room Warm damp weather When at rest Lying on left side [Patient Better by]

Output: From any motion Exercise At sea


Input: [Remedy] Cactus Grandiflorus [Characteristics Symptoms] Toxic goiter with cardiac symptoms Constrictions as of an iron band Sadness and melancholy Spasmodic pains Periodicity Whole body feels as if caged, each wire being twisted tighter Pulseless, panting and prostrated Hard, black stools Low blood pressure Frightful dreams Persistent subnormal temperature [Patient Worse by] About noon Lying on left side Walking Going upstairs 11 am and 11 pm [Patient Better by]

Output: Open air


Input: [Remedy] Calcarea Carbonica [Characteristics Symptoms] Swelling of glands Goitre Dislike of fat, meat and boiled things Increased local and general perspiration Gets out of breath easily A jaded state. mental or physical, due to overwork Pituitary and thyroid dysfunction Easy relapses, interrupted convalescence Takes cold easily Fat, fair, flabby Cravings for indigestible things- chalk, coal, pencils; also for eggs, salt and sweets Milk disagrees Loss of appetite when overworked Longing for cold drinks Can not bear tight clothings around waist Frequent emissions in males Milky leucorrhoea Longing for fresh air Ideas crowding her mind prevent her sleep Dreams of dead [Patient Worse by] From exertion, mental or physical Ascending Cold in every form Water Washing Moist air Wet weather During full moon Standing [Patient Better by]

Output: Dry climate and weather Lying on painful side


Input: [Remedy] Calcarea Flourica [Characteristics Symptoms] Hard, stony glands threatening suppuration Goitre Vivid dreams with sense of impending danger [Patient Worse by] During rest Changes of weather [Patient Better by]

Output: Heat Warm applications


Input: [Remedy] Cannabis Indica [Characteristics Symptoms] Exophthalmic goitre Intense exaltation Dual nature state; apparently under the control of second self, but, the original self prevents the performance of acts which are under the domination of the second self Exaggeration of duration of time and extent of space Extremely happy and contented. nothing troubles Grinding of teeth in sleep Pulse very slow Dreams of dead bodies; prophetic [Patient Worse by] Morning From coffee, liquor and tobacco Lying on right side [Patient Better by]

Output: Fresh air Cold water Rest


Input: [Remedy] Cistus Canadensis [Characteristics Symptoms] Extremely sensitive to cold; sensation of coldness in various parts Malignant disease of the glands of the neck Glands inflamed and Indurated Desire for cheese [Patient Worse by] Slightest exposure to cold air Mental exertion Excitement [Patient Better by]

Output: After eating


Input: [Remedy] Colchicum [Characteristics Symptoms] Great prostration Internal coldness Tendency to collapse Shocks as from electricity through one half of body Dreams of mice Craving for various things but is averse to them on smelling them Thirst for effervescent, alcoholic beverages [Patient Worse by] Sundown to Sunrise Motion Loss of sleep Smell of food in evening Mental exertion [Patient Better by]

Output: Stooping


Input: [Remedy] Ferrum Metallicum [Characteristics Symptoms] Young weakly persons, anemic and Chlorotic, with pseudo plethora, who flush easily Oversentiveness Weakness from mere speaking or walking though looking strong Muscles flabby and relaxed Loathing for sour things Intolerance of eggs [Patient Worse by] Any active effort While sweating While sitting still After cold washing and overheating Midnight [Patient Better by]

Output: Walking about slowly After rising


Input: [Remedy] Ferrum Phosphoricum [Characteristics Symptoms] Aversion to milk and meat Desire for stimulants Menses every three weeks Anxious dreams [Patient Worse by] At night 4 to 6 am Touch Jar Motions Right side [Patient Better by]

Output: Cold applications


Input: [Remedy] Flouricum Acidum [Characteristics Symptoms] Goitre Glabella region bloated Is compelled to move energetically Averse to coffee, wants fancy dishes Desire for highly seasoned food Craves cold water Scanty, dark urine Profuse, sour, offensive perspiration [Patient Worse by] Warmth Morning Warm drinks [Patient Better by]

Output: Cold While walking


Input: [Remedy] Glonoine [Characteristics Symptoms] Great lassitude, no inclination to work Extreme irritability, easily excited by slightest opposition Surging of blood to head and heart Any exertion brings on rush of blood to heart and fainting spell Sensation of pulsations throughout the body Pulsating pains Can not go uphill [Patient Worse by] In sun Exposure to sun rays, gas, open fire Jar Stooping Having hair cut Peaches Stimulants Lying down From 6 am to noon Left side [Patient Better by]

Output: Brandy


Input: [Remedy] Hepar Calcareum Sulphuricum [Characteristics Symptoms] Glandular swellings Unhealthy skin Blondes with sluggish character and weak muscles Great sensitiveness to all impressions Sweating patient pulls blanket around him Tendency to suppuration Splinter like pains Craving for sour, wine and strong things Aversion to fat food Feeling as if wind was blowing on some part The side of the body in which he lies at night becomes gradually insufferably painful; he must turn Greasy pellicle on urine Discharges smell like old cheese Can not bear to be uncovered; wants to be wrapped up warmly [Patient Worse by] From cold dry winds Cool air Slightest draught From mercury Lying on painful side [Patient Better by]

Output: Damp weather From wrapping up head From warmth After eating


Input: [Remedy] Iodum [Characteristics Symptoms] Goitre, with sensation of constriction Atrophy of glands Thyroid enlarged Great debility, the slightest effort induces perspiration Loss of flesh with great appetite Thin, dark complexioned individuals Tremor Craves cold air; wants cool surroundings Weakness and loss of breath on going upstairs Anxious and worried if he does not eat Dark yellow green urine Palpitation from least exertion [Patient Worse by] When quiet In warm room Right side [Patient Better by]

Output: After eating Walking about In open air


Input: [Remedy] Iris Versicolor [Characteristics Symptoms] Goitre Profuse flow of saliva, ropy Deficient appetite [Patient Worse by] In evening At night From rest [Patient Better by]

Output: From continued motion


Input: [Remedy] Kali Carbonicum [Characteristics Symptoms] Hypothyroidism Sweat, backache and weakness Soft pulse Coldness General depression Stitches in the parts of body Sharp and cutting pains; better by motion Sensitive to every atmospheric change Intolerance of cold weather Throbbing pains "Giving out" sensations Stinging pains in muscles and internal parts Twitching of muscles Desire for sweets Large difficult stools Sensation as if heart were suspended Palpitation and burning in heart region [Patient Worse by] Early morning ; about 3 am After coition In cold weather From soup and coffee Lying on left and painful side [Patient Better by]

Output: In warm weather, though moist During day While moving about


Input: [Remedy] Kali Iodatum [Characteristics Symptoms] Glandular swellings Glands enlarged, indurated Diffused sensitiveness Much thirst [Patient Worse by] Cold food and drink, esp. milk Warm room Warm clothing At night Damp weather [Patient Better by]

Output: Motion Open air


Input: [Remedy] Lycopodium [Characteristics Symptoms] Red sand in urine Intolerance of cold drinks; craves everything warm Best adapted to persons intellectually keen, but of weak muscular power Emaciation Debility in morning Thin, withered and full of gas patients Lacks vital heat; poor circulation, cold extremities Sensitive to noise and odors Pains come and go suddenly Aversion to bread Desire for sweet things Can not eat oysters Dreams of accidents [Patient Worse by] Right side From right to left From above downwards 4 to 8 pm From heat or warm room, hot air, bed Warm applications [Patient Better by]

Output: Motion After midnight From warm food and drinks On getting cold From being uncovered


Input: [Remedy] Magnesium Phosphoricum [Characteristics Symptoms] Goitre Cramping of muscles with radiating pains Neuralgic pains relieved by warmth Tired, languid, exhausted Indisposition to mental exertion Thirst for very cold drinks Menses too early, dark, stringy [Patient Worse by] Right side Cold Touch Night [Patient Better by]

Output: Warmth bending double Pressure Friction


Input: [Remedy] Natrum Muriaticum [Characteristics Symptoms] Hyperthyroidism Goitre Great debility; most weakness felt in the morning in bed Coldness Emaciation most notable in neck Great liability to take cold Dry mucus membranes Constrictive sensation through out the body Great weakness and weariness Oversensitive to all sorts of influences Unquenchable thirst Craving for salt Aversion to bread, to anything slimy, like oysters, fat Dreams of robbers Greasy skin [Patient Worse by] Noise Music Warm room Lying down About 10 am At seashore Mental exertion Consolation Heat Talking [Patient Better by]

Output: Open air Cold bathing Going without regular meals Lying on right side Pressure against back Tight clothings


Input: [Remedy] Phosphorus [Characteristics Symptoms] Tall, slender, narrow chested persons with thin transparent skin Great nervous debility Emaciation Amative tendencies Great susceptibility to external impressions; light, sound, odors, touch, electrical changes, thunderstorms Suddenness of symptoms; sudden prostration, faints, sweats, shooting pains Green halo around candlelight Letters appear red Hearing difficult, esp to human voice Thirst of very cold water Stools long, narrow, hard like dog's Menses too early, scanty but lasts too long Vivid dreams of fire and hemorrhages [Patient Worse by] Touch Physical or mental exertion Twilight Warm food or drink Change of weather From getting wet in hot weather Evening Lying on left or painful side During a thunderstorm Ascending stairs [Patient Better by]

Output: In dark Lying on right side Cold food Cold Open air Washing with cold water Sleep


Input: [Remedy] Phytolacca [Characteristics Symptoms] Glandular swellings with heat and inflammation Aching, soreness, restlessness and prostration Decrease of weight Much stringy saliva Can not swallow anything hot Pains fly like electric shocks, shooting, lancinating, shifting rapidly [Patient Worse by] Electrical changes Rains damp cold weather Night Motion Right side [Patient Better by]

Output: Warmth Dry weather Rest


Input: [Remedy] Pulsatilla [Characteristics Symptoms] Pre-eminently a female remedy, esp for mild, gentle, yielding disposition Sad, crying readily; weeps when talking; changeable, contradictory Seeks open air; always feels better there, even though she is chilly Thick, bland, yellowish-green discharges Thirstless Peevish Great sensitiveness Wants the head high Feels uncomfortable with only one pillow Lies with hands above head Desire for tonics Averse to fat food, warm food and drink two or three normal stools daily; no two stools alike [Patient Worse by] From heat Rich fat food After eating Towards evening Warm room Lying on left or painless side When allowing the feet to hand down [Patient Better by]

Output: Open air Motion Cold applications Cold food and drinks, though not thirsty


Input: [Remedy] Silicea [Characteristics Symptoms] Cold, chilly, hugs the fire, wants plenty warm clothings, hates drafts, hand and feet cold Lack of vital heat Prostration of body and mind Great sensitiveness to cold Intolerance of alcoholic stimulants Want of grit, moral or physical Disgust for meat and warm food Anxious dreams [Patient Worse by] Winter New Moon In morning From washing During menses Uncovering Lying down Damp Lying on left side Cold [Patient Better by]

Output: Warmth Wrapping up the head Summer In wet or humid weather


Input: [Remedy] Spongia [Characteristics Symptoms] Children with fair complexion, lax fiber and swollen glands Goitre with suffocating spells Swelling and Induration of glands Exhaustion and heaviness of the body after slight exertion, with orgasm of blood to chest , face Anxiety and difficult breathing Can not bear tight clothings around trunk [Patient Worse by] After sleep Ascending Wind Before midnight [Patient Better by]

Output: Descending Lying with head low


Input: [Remedy] Stramonium [Characteristics Symptoms] Suppressed secretions and excretions Sensation as if limbs were separated from the body Gyratory and graceful motions Small objects look large Aversion to water [Patient Worse by] In dark room When alone Looking at bright or shining objects After sleep On swallowing [Patient Better by]

Output: From light Company Warmth


Input: [Remedy] Sulphur [Characteristics Symptoms] Ebullitions of heat Dislike of water; aversion to being washed Dry and hard skin and hair Sinking feeling at stomach about 11 am Cat-nap sleep Relapsing complaints Offensive discharges and exhalations Milk disagrees Great desire for sweets Great quantity of colorless urine Can not sleep between 2 am and 5 am [Patient Worse by] Standing Rest Warmth of bed Washing Bathing In morning 11 am Night From alcoholic stimulants Periodically [Patient Better by]

Output: Dry, warm weather Lying on right side From drawing up affected limbs


Input: [0] BACKUP POWER SOURCE [2] PRO's [3] CON's [4] NOTES [1]

Output: MAIN FEATURES


Input: [0] PORTABLE GENERATOR [2] Can be moved from place to place No professional installation is needed [unless you want to connect it to the house wiring via a manual transfer panel and/or to an external fuel source] [3] Limited run time (less than a day before refueling) unless hooked up to an external fuel source Very noisy No auto start Requires maintenance Burns fuel even when it idles [4] Must be run outdoors only Potential fire and carbon monoxide hazard if used improperly [1]

Output: Runs on gasoline, diesel, propane, or natural gas (depending on the model) Power range: 500-17,500 W Gasoline models are good mainly for short-term outages Multi-fuel models running on LPG or NG may provide long-term power


Input: [0] STATIONARY STANDBY SYSTEM (WHOLE HOUSE GENERATOR) [2] Auto start option on many models Practically infinite run time when connected to natural gas line [3] Expensive Requires professionally installed transfer switch and fuel line Older homes may require a new higher volume natural gas meter Requires maintenance [4] Installed outdoors on a cement pad and connected via a transfer switch [1]

Output: Connects to the home wiring via a transfer switch Runs on diesel, propane or natural gas (depending on model) Highest power range (6kW -100's kW) The best type during long blackouts and as the whole house generator Typical transfer time with auto transfer switch: 10-30 seconds


Input: [0] BATTERY BACKUP WITH DC-AC POWER INVERTER / CHARGER [2] No maintenance required Quiet May be installed indoor Low power consumption at no load (consumes power according to the actual load demand) [3] Limited run time (typically 2 to 12 hours) depending on the battery tank capacity [4] Look for a sealed deep cycle battery and a temperature compensated charger with a trickle mode to avoid battery overheating [1]

Output: Powers critical appliances via extension cords. May be permanently connected to the house wiring via a transfer switch Typical power for residential use: 5-10 kW Auto start systems have response time 16-36 ms


Input: [0] BACKUP HOME GENERATOR VIA VEHICLE [2] Lowest cost No professional installation required [3] Engine must be ON all the time to avoid car battery discharge Power is limited by the rating of vehicle parts Limited run time [4] Exhaust fumes present potential hazard Hybrid and electric cars batteries have the highest capacity, but you need a special inverter rated for high input DC voltage; dealing with high voltage poses electrocution hazard [1]

Output: Good for short outages and to power only essential loads Typical power 300 W- 5000W depending on the battery capacity and inverter


Input: [0] SOLAR PANELS with a BATTERY SYSTEM and DC-AC INVERTER/ CHARGER [2] Utilizes renewable energy quiet No maintenance required Defrays energy cost or even let you sell electricity back to utility Federal and state incentives [3] The most expensive type Limited run time [depending on the battery tank's capacity] Requires professional installation [4] In off-grid installations it's worth to supplement the system by a diesel or a propane genset [1]

Output: Photovoltaic (PV) panels charge battery bank Produces electricity only on bright days Can power stand alone AC loads or can be connected to the house wiring (in which case it requires a grid-interactive type of inverter with a transfer relay)


Input: [0] WIND GENERATORS with BATTERY and DC-AC INVERTER [2] Uses renewable energy Federal and state incentives Defrays energy cost or even let you sell electricity back to utility [3] The second most expensive type after solar Limited run time [depending on the battery tank's capacity] Requires a tall tower [4] In off-grid installations it's worth to supplement the system by a diesel or propane genset [1]

Output: A wind turbine converts wind energy into electric energy. Includes a battery bank, charger and grid tie DC-AC inverter with auto transfer switch May be used primarily in rural areas


Input: If there is no appropriate place on your home for the system to be installed, the installer may need to mount your dish on a pole in the ground. The "ground mounting" fee includes a pole mount and 25 feet of cable trenching to bury the cable in soft ground between the pole and your home. Hard ground (i.e., frozen ground, numerous roots, clay, gravel) can be an additional charge.

Output: The hardware necessary to mount and ground the dish antenna at least 5 feet off the ground (as required by FCC regulations) using the standard roof and/or wall-mounting brackets.

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Input: Roof mounts on structures taller than one story and/or use of a non-penetrating roof mount.

Output: Mounting the dish antenna on an outside wall, first-level roof, or other approved structure using standard roof/wall-mounting brackets. Your dish antenna will not be mounted on building materials that cannot support the product, such as stucco, aluminum, or vinyl siding.

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Input: Custom work including, but not limited to, placing the cables in molding or cosmetic hardware to help hide cables and fishing the cable through interior walls.

Output: Running the cables along an exterior wall to a single point of entry into the customer premise.

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Input: There will be a charge for each additional foot of cable. If the cable run is greater than 150 feet, a signal amplifier will be needed.

Output: Installation of up to 100 feet of standard RG6 coaxial cable between the satellite dish and your PC. This may vary if a ground mount is needed.

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Input: Driving distances over 35 miles (one way) to the job.

Output: Driving distances up to 35 miles (one way) to the job.

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Input: Installation of more than one coaxial cable jack.

Output: Installation of one wall jack (for 2 coaxial cables)

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Input: Any computer work including, but not limited to, repair, setup, or networking.

Output: Installation of the modems and connect them to your PC.

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Input: Removal and/or repair of preexisting satellite equipment.

Output: Conducting a cross-polarization test of the hardware and using the installer's laptop to verify that there is a signal being received at the wall jack in your home.

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Input: Banana [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: Ripe bananas have a quick conversion to blood sugar but like most fruits bananas have many beneficial properties. See Fruit.

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Input: Beetroot [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: Related to sugar beet a source of refined sugar. Like many highly coloured vegetables good for other nutritional needs. See Root Vegetables.

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Input: Broad Bean or Fava Bean [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: The only bean in the quick range that I am aware of. With plenty of alternatives to it in the Medium or even Low rated band. Beans & Peas.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: Bread [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick, White and Wholemeal

Output: The extra fibre in wholemeal bread makes it a better option than white but both white and wholemeal convert quickly to blood sugar. Try granary or pitta bread (or better wholemeal pitta bread) which have slower conversions to blood sugar and are in the medium range band. See Grains.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: Corn Flakes [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: Reduce or use only in small quantities as they are highly processed and very quickly converted to blood sugar. See Cereals.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: Dates [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: Fruit.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: Glucose [Sugar Absorption Rate] Very Quick

Output: Glucose needs very little effort to convert to blood sugar (blood glucose), May be of use if you suffer from hypoglycemia or low blood sugar, otherwise strongly avoid.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: 'Instant' or 'Snack' Foods [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick?

Output: Treat these with caution as they frequently have a quick conversion to blood sugar. Typically they are highly processed foods often with added salt, sugar or even glucose. Pre-cooked they require minimal cooking or the addition of boiling water.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: 'Low Fat' Foods [Sugar Absorption Rate] Unknown

Output: 'Low Fat' foods, can be high or even very high in Carbohydrates. Check the ingredients for total carbohydrates and sugar. If you monitor, check how the food effects you.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: Parsnip [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: Only a slight (and rather expensive) improvement if used as a potato substitute. See Root Vegetables.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: Pineapple [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: Like most fruits Pineapples have many beneficial properties. Pineapple are anti-inflamatory and can help prevent blood clots, hardening of the arteries and lower blood pressure. See Fruit.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: Potato [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: Roast potatoes or fried chips may also be fairly high in fat as well as calories. Try microwave or oven chips to reduce the fat or boiled/jacket potatoes for a low fat option. Jacket potatoes have a slightly slower conversion to sugar as they have more fibre. In a meal try mixing with vegetable that have low sugar conversion rates to balance the overall level. See Root Vegetables.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: Raisins [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: A particularly sweet form of dried grape, sultana's are only a little better though

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: Rice Crispies [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: Reduce or use only in small quantities as they are highly processed and very quickly converted to blood sugar. See Cereals.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: Sugar [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: Table Sugar or Sucrose. Glucose is higher still. Particularly avoid using it in drinks (Tea, Coffee, etc...) as sugars disolved in liquids are particularly quickly absorbed into the blood

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: Sweetened Drinks [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: Sugar disolved in liquid is particularly quickly absorbed into the blood. Diet versions are pretty good nowadays though. Especially avoid High Energy drinks which are worse again.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: Watermelon [Sugar Absorption Rate] Quick

Output: See Fruit.

Bristol Diabetes - Foods with Quick Conversions to Blood Sugar


Input: [WATER] Water Pipe Leak Repair [DRAIN]

Output: Drain Cleaning Service

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Input: [WATER] Water Leak Detection [DRAIN]

Output: Roto Root Sewer

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Input: [WATER] Gas Pipe Repair Test [DRAIN]

Output: Sewer Video Camera

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Input: [WATER] Tankless Water Heater [DRAIN]

Output: Garbage Disposals

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Input: [WATER] Hot Water Heaters [DRAIN]

Output: Toilet Repair & Install

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Input: [WATER] Copper Repiping [DRAIN]

Output: Unclogg Drain Lines

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Input: [WATER] Bathtubs Valves [DRAIN]

Output: Install Sewer Clean Out

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Input: [WATER] Shower Valves [DRAIN]

Output: Sewer Repair

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Input: [WATER] Sink Faucets [DRAIN]

Output: Water Leak Detection

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Input: [0] MILD [1] Artichoke Garlic [2]

Output: Fresh chopped garlic with chunks of artichokes


Input: [1] Wild Mild [2]

Output: Perfect balance of bell peppers and vegetables


Input: [1] Vidalia Onion [2]

Output: Extra blend of sweet onions


Input: [1] Garlic & Green Olive [2]

Output: Fresh garlic & chopped Spanish olives


Input: [1] Jack's Special - Mild [2]

Output: Southwestern-style salsa with extra cilantro


Input: [1] Pineapple Jack's [2]

Output: Sweet pineapple blend


Input: [1] Roasted Garlic & Green Onion [2]

Output: Fresh roasted garlic & chopped green onions


Input: [1] Peach Pineapple [2]

Output: Sweet, fruity paradise


Input: [1] Pico de Gallo [2]

Output: Chunky, Mexican-style salsa


Input: [1] Chipotle [2]

Output: Mesquite-smoked jalapenos


Input: [0] MEDIUM [1] Fire Roasted [2]

Output: Fire-roasted tomatoes & mesquite-smoked jalapenos


Input: [1] Medium Thick & Chunky [2]

Output: Big chunks of extra green peppers & onions


Input: [1] Jack's Special - Medium [2]

Output: Southwestern-style salsa with extra cilantro


Input: [0] HOT [1] Jamaican Scotch Bonnet [2]

Output: Jalapeno & scotch bonnet peppers


Input: [0] X-HOT [1] Screamin' Hot [2]

Output: Jalapeno & habanero peppers


Input: [Papua New Guinea] Peru

Output: Smooth and Mellow with soft chocolate notes makes Peruvian a fantastic dessert beverage or partner in blending. A definite pleasure, Peruvian coffee can be compared to Kenyan or Kona coffees.

Organic Coffee Varieties and Flavors by Country of Origin from Central Perc Coffee

Herbal notes accent this full flavoured coffee noted for it's long, sweet vanilla-like finish. Papua New Guinea is a well balanced coffee.


Input: [Papua New Guinea] Colombia

Output: Classically warm and mellow with a light aroma makes this coffee exceptionally easy to enjoy.

Organic Coffee Varieties and Flavors by Country of Origin from Central Perc Coffee

Herbal notes accent this full flavoured coffee noted for it's long, sweet vanilla-like finish. Papua New Guinea is a well balanced coffee.


Input: [Papua New Guinea] Costa Rica

Output: A snappy, light coffee with soft nutty tones, Costa rican coffee offers a full, rich coffee experience at any roast.

Organic Coffee Varieties and Flavors by Country of Origin from Central Perc Coffee

Herbal notes accent this full flavoured coffee noted for it's long, sweet vanilla-like finish. Papua New Guinea is a well balanced coffee.


Input: [Papua New Guinea] Nicaragua

Output: Bittersweet chocolate undertones highlight this sweetly aromatic cup of medium bodied coffee.

Organic Coffee Varieties and Flavors by Country of Origin from Central Perc Coffee

Herbal notes accent this full flavoured coffee noted for it's long, sweet vanilla-like finish. Papua New Guinea is a well balanced coffee.


Input: [Papua New Guinea] Guatemala

Output: A zesty coffee making a lively cup is great solo or blended. At lighter roasts, Guatemalan crispness is at its most intense as the body is developed at darker roasts.

Organic Coffee Varieties and Flavors by Country of Origin from Central Perc Coffee

Herbal notes accent this full flavoured coffee noted for it's long, sweet vanilla-like finish. Papua New Guinea is a well balanced coffee.


Input: [Papua New Guinea] Mexico

Output: A crisp, light cup possessing a delightful aroma is a favorite at any roast. If you desire a refreshing cup of coffee this is the one for you!

Organic Coffee Varieties and Flavors by Country of Origin from Central Perc Coffee

Herbal notes accent this full flavoured coffee noted for it's long, sweet vanilla-like finish. Papua New Guinea is a well balanced coffee.


Input: [Papua New Guinea] Sumatra

Output: Our most exotic coffee possessing a spicy aroma, Sumatran Coffee is powerfully full flavoured. The flavour is ideal as a breakfast coffee or for those who love adventure in their coffee experience.

Organic Coffee Varieties and Flavors by Country of Origin from Central Perc Coffee

Herbal notes accent this full flavoured coffee noted for it's long, sweet vanilla-like finish. Papua New Guinea is a well balanced coffee.


Input: [Papua New Guinea] Ethiopia Yirgacheffe

Output: The cream of the crop is Ethiopian Yirgacheffe which is virtually unknown by most people, yet still considered by many to be the finest Ethiopian coffee. This intense feeling coffee enhances the palate with its very distinctive floral bouquet, rich body, a pleasingly fragrant aroma, with a smooth mellowness that's unique unto itself.

Organic Coffee Varieties and Flavors by Country of Origin from Central Perc Coffee

Herbal notes accent this full flavoured coffee noted for it's long, sweet vanilla-like finish. Papua New Guinea is a well balanced coffee.


Input: [Papua New Guinea] Java Estate Coffee

Output: Java Estate Coffee is mild and aromatic, full body with the right combination of aroma, body and a light creamy taste

Organic Coffee Varieties and Flavors by Country of Origin from Central Perc Coffee

Herbal notes accent this full flavoured coffee noted for it's long, sweet vanilla-like finish. Papua New Guinea is a well balanced coffee.


Input: [Papua New Guinea] Swiss Water Decaf

Output: The SWISS WATER® Process is a 100% chemical free coffee decaffeination process that results in great-tasting decaf. The SWISS WATER® Process uses only water when removing caffeine, producing water processed decaf coffee.

Organic Coffee Varieties and Flavors by Country of Origin from Central Perc Coffee

Herbal notes accent this full flavoured coffee noted for it's long, sweet vanilla-like finish. Papua New Guinea is a well balanced coffee.


Input: [led color] red [meaning]

Output: no connection to the selected database could be established


Input: [led color] blue [meaning]

Output: scan is in progress


Input: [led color] light blue [meaning]

Output: backup / copy job is being executed


Input: [led color] yellow [meaning]

Output: database query in progress


Input: [led color] light red [meaning]

Output: not all available matches are listed in the Query results window (see 'Preferences', 'Display limit')


Input: [led color] green [meaning]

Output: ready - waiting for actions


Input: [Types of RX] Sex therapy/ counseling [Advantages] -Non-invasive (not surgery or drugs) -Addresses psychological condition -May benefit regardless of the cause of ED [Disadvantages]

Output: -May be required for an indefinite time -May be costly -Success rates vary and depend on cooperation of patient (and partner)

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Input: [Types of RX] Oral medications, including Viagra, Levitra, Cialis [Advantages] -Non surgical, painless -The new generation of pills may be more successful than those in the past [Disadvantages]

Output: -Variable effectiveness-treatment may not always work "on demand" -Possible side effects: headaches, indigestion, facial flushing -May be costly

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Input: [Types of RX] Intraurethral medications (penile suppository) [Advantages] -Minimally invasive -Moderate effectiveness -Likely to work "on demand" [Disadvantages]

Output: -Requires training to master technique -Possible side effects: penile pain and Urethral injury -May be costly

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Input: [Types of RX] Hormone replacement (preferred therapy includes patches and injections) [Advantages] -Minimally invasive -May improve libido [Disadvantages]

Output: -Applies only to patients with testosterone deficiency -May promote prostate disease

Erectile Dysfunction -The James Buchanan Brady Urological Institute - Urology at Hopkins


Input: [Types of RX] Vacuum constriction devices [Advantages] -Relatively safe -Creates a highly successful erection-like state -Works "on demand" [Disadvantages]

Output: -Requires training to master technique -Equipment can be cumbersome -Possible side effect: local bruising

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Input: [Types of RX] Penile injection therapy [Advantages] -Very effective, mimics a natural erection response -Less cumbersome than vacuum devices -Works "on demand" -Erection lasts for one to two hours [Disadvantages]

Output: -Requires training to master technique and a clinical visit to determine dosage, than follow-up -Limited to two uses per week -Possible side effects: prolonged erection, scarring -May be costly

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Input: [Types of RX] Penile prostheses (malleable and inflatable) [Advantages] -Extremely effective -Generally simple to use, works "on demand" [Disadvantages]

Output: -Invasive -Significant cost -Subject to complications and risks of surgery

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Input: [Types of RX] Penile vascular surgery [Advantages] -Corrects "discrete" vascular lesions, such as a rupture, injury or tear -May preserve natural erections [Disadvantages]

Output: -Invasive -Significant cost -Subject to complications and risks of surgery

Erectile Dysfunction -The James Buchanan Brady Urological Institute - Urology at Hopkins


Input: [Cause] Diverticulitis [Accompanying Symptoms] Changes in bowel habits, diarrhea or constipation, abdominal tenderness, nausea and vomiting, fever, bloating and bleeding from the rectum. [Treatment/Remedy] Rest, changes in the diet and prescribed antibiotics Surgical treatment, if severe [Character of Pain]

Output: Sudden and severe pain or mild but worsening (less common)


Input: [Cause] Constipation [Accompanying Symptoms] Infrequent bowel movement, hard stools Straining, bloating and pressure in the rectum [Treatment/Remedy] Relief of symptoms with passage of stool; use laxatives, modify diet, hydration [Character of Pain]

Output: Dull abdominal pain due to failure to pass stools


Input: [Cause] Intestinal Obstruction (volvulus/hernia/ tumor/adhesions) [Accompanying Symptoms] Nausea, vomiting and diarrhea or constipation, inability to pass gas or stools, swollen abdomen [Treatment/Remedy] Surgical treatment [Character of Pain]

Output: Cramp type of pain that comes and goes


Input: [Cause] Mittelschmerz /Ovulation Pain [Accompanying Symptoms] Occurs 2 weeks before period, with or without vaginal spotting [Treatment/Remedy] Pain relievers, rest [Character of Pain]

Output: Dull and cramp-like type of pain or sharp, sudden pain


Input: [Cause] Ovarian Cysts [Accompanying Symptoms] Irregular periods, heaviness, spotting, nausea, vomiting, pressure; sometimes none [Treatment/Remedy] Mild pain - none, or analgesics Severe - possible surgery [Character of Pain]

Output: Dull, aching, pelvic pain that may also radiate to the lower back and thigh.


Input: [Cause] Kidney Stones [Accompanying Symptoms] Frequent, painful urination, pink, red or brown urine, cloudy foul-smelling urine, nausea, vomiting, fever and chills [Treatment/Remedy] Mild - none or analgesics Severe - surgery [Character of Pain]

Output: Sharp flank pain, comes in waves, fluctuating, may spread to back and groin


Input: [Cause] Kidney Infection [Accompanying Symptoms] Painful urination, persistent urge to urinate, pus or blood in the urine, fever [Treatment/Remedy] Antibiotic treatment [Character of Pain]

Output: Lower abdominal pain, back pain, flank pain or groin pain


Input: [Cause] Ectopic Pregnancy [Accompanying Symptoms] Missed period, signs of pregnancy, vaginal bleeding [Treatment/Remedy] Surgery [Character of Pain]

Output: Severe lower abdominal or pelvic pain


Input: [Detail] Binding [Value]

Output: Misc.


Input: [Detail] Brand [Value]

Output: Golf Pride


Input: [Detail] Label [Value]

Output: Golf Pride


Input: [Detail] Manufacturer [Value]

Output: Golf Pride


Input: [Detail] Publisher [Value]

Output: Golf Pride


Input: [Detail] Studio [Value]

Output: Golf Pride


Input: [Detail] Title [Value]

Output: Golf Pride V-RAD Rivalry Camo Putter


Input: [Detail] ProductGroup [Value]

Output: Sports


Input: [Detail] ProductTypeName [Value]

Output: SPORTING_GOODS


Input: [Disease] Pyknodysotosis [Notes] associated with osteosclerosis and acro-osteolysis [0]

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Input: [Disease] Osteogenesis imperfecta [0]

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Input: [Disease] Rickets [0]

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Input: [Disease] Kinky hair syndrome [Notes] aka Menkes disease [0]

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Input: [Disease] Cleidocranial dysostosis [Notes] may have absent clavicles [0]

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Input: [Disease] Hypothyroidism / Hypophosphatasia [0]

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Input: [Disease] Otopalatodigital Syndrome [0]

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Input: [Disease] Progeria Pachydermoperiostosis Primary acro-osteolysis (Hadju-Cheney) [0]

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Input: [Disease] Syndrome of Downs [0]

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Input: [XP Power scheme] Always On [AC] None [Battery]


Input: [XP Power scheme] Home/Office Desktop [AC] None [Battery]

Output: Adaptive


Input: [XP Power scheme] Portable/Laptop [AC] Adaptive [Battery]

Output: Adaptive


Input: [XP Power scheme] Minimal Power Management [AC] Adaptive [Battery]

Output: Adaptive


Input: [XP Power scheme] Maximize Battery Life [AC] Adaptive [Battery]

Output: Degrade


Input: [XP Power scheme] Presentation [AC] Adaptive [Battery]

Output: Degrade


Input: [Name of Medication] Thiazide [General Information] This diuretic helps the body reabsorb calcium from the urine back into the blood. This reduces the amount of calcium in the urine and helps prevent calcium stones. People who take this may have to reduce their intake of sodium (salt), because sodium may reduce its effectiveness. [What it's for]

Output: Calcium reduction (for calcium stones)

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Input: [Name of Medication] Sodium cellulose phosphate [General Information] Binds calcium in the intestine and prevents it from leaking into the urine. [What it's for]

Output: Calcium reduction (for calcium stones)

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Input: [Name of Medication] Oral calcium supplement [General Information] Prevents absorption of oxalate into blood but requires careful supervision and cannot be used by people with kidney problems. [What it's for]

Output: Reduces oxalate in the body (for calcium oxalate or calcium oxalate and phosphate stones)

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Input: [Name of Medication] Allopurinol [General Information] Used primarily to reduce uric acid in the urine for people whose body can't process uric acid effectively. [What it's for]

Output: Uric acid reduction (for uric acid stones)

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Input: [Name of Medication] Polycitra K (potassium citrate) [General Information] Prevents uric acid from crystallizing in urine. [What it's for]

Output: Uric acid reduction (for uric acid stones)

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Input: [Name of Medication] Thiola [General Information] This drug increases the ability of cystine to dissolve in water, thereby reducing the likelihood of forming stones. People who take this need to increase their water intake. [What it's for]

Output: Cystine reduction (for cystine stones)

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Input: [Name of Medication] D-penicil-lamine [General Information] Inhibits an enzyme required by the bacteria that promote the growth of these stones. Side effects are potentially serious. [What it's for]

Output: Struvite reduction (for struvite stones)

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Input: [Name of Medication] Acetohy- droxamic acid (AHA) [General Information] Used with long-term antibiotic drugs, AHA prevents infection that leads to stone growth. [What it's for]

Output: Struvite reduction (for struvite stones)

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Input: [Name of Medication] Toradol [General Information] Within one hour after injection, pain disappears with this nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug (NSAID). [What it's for]

Output: Relief of kidney pain

Kidney Stones - How Can Kidney Stones Be Prevented? | ehealthMD


Input: [Variable] Temperature [Optimum Range] 28-37°C [Comments]

Output: Control with Specimen Chamber Heaters Use Inline Perfusion Heaters Objective Lens Heaters Environmental Control Boxes

Nikon MicroscopyU | Maintaining Live Cells on the Microscope Stage


Input: [Variable] Oxygenation [Optimum Range] Variable [Comments]

Output: Perfuse or Change Media Regularly Use Large Chamber Volume

Nikon MicroscopyU | Maintaining Live Cells on the Microscope Stage


Input: [Variable] Humidity [Optimum Range] 97-100 Percent [Comments]

Output: Closed (Sealed) Chamber Humidified Environmental Chamber Auto-Fill System for Open Chambers

Nikon MicroscopyU | Maintaining Live Cells on the Microscope Stage


Input: [Variable] pH [Optimum Range] 7.0-7.7 [Comments]

Output: Use HEPES Buffered Media Perfuse or Change Media Regularly No Phenol Red Indicator

Nikon MicroscopyU | Maintaining Live Cells on the Microscope Stage


Input: [Variable] Osmolarity [Optimum Range] 260-320 mosM [Comments]

Output: Avoid Evaporation Closed (Sealed) Chamber Humidified Environmental Chamber

Nikon MicroscopyU | Maintaining Live Cells on the Microscope Stage


Input: [Variable] Atmosphere [Optimum Range] Air or 5-7 Percent Carbon Dioxide [Comments]

Output: Use HEPES Buffered Media for Air Closed (Sealed) Chamber Atmosphere Controlled Chamber

Nikon MicroscopyU | Maintaining Live Cells on the Microscope Stage


Input: [Variable] Media Buffer [Optimum Range] Bicarbonate or Synthetic Biological Buffers [Comments]

Output: Beware of Phototoxicity Closed and Open Chambers Atmosphere Controlled Chamber

Nikon MicroscopyU | Maintaining Live Cells on the Microscope Stage


Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Coconut oil [Properties in soap] large fluffy bubbles, highly cleansing, high amounts can be too drying, makes a white bar [Recommended usage] 15-30% Some soapers will use a high amount of coconut oil and bump up the super fat amount. The higher amount of un-saponified oils in the bar balance out the high cleansing from coconut oil. Soap making is all about finding the right balance. Also a 100% coconut oil soap with a super low or none at all superfat makes a great laundry soap. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Hard

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Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Palm oil [Properties in soap] a great base oil, makes a hard long lasting bar, stabilizes lather [Recommended usage] 25-50% Palm oil is the base oil of choice for those who don’t want to use animal fats such as lard or tallow. I personally do not use palm oil anymore. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Hard

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Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Olive oil [Properties in soap] makes a very gentle and mild bar, low lotion-like lather, low cleansing, great for babies and elder folk’s skin, some people say that high amounts of olive oil make for a slimy or snotty feel in the shower [Recommended usage] 25-50% Castile soap is made with 100% olive oil. I classify this as a soft/hard oil because it makes a very soft bar of soap initially upon unmolding but cures into a rock hard bar. Soaps high (50%+) in olive oil need longer to cure. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft/Hard

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Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Lard [Properties in soap] a great base oil, makes a hard bar with a low creamy lather, makes a white bar, stabilizes lather [Recommended usage] 25-50% 100% lard soap with no superfat makes a great laundry soap. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Hard

Soapmaking Oil Chart | Lovin' Soap Studio


Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Tallow (beef) [Properties in soap] a great base oil, makes a hard bar with a low creamy lather, stabilizes lather [Recommended usage] 25-50% 100% tallow soap with no superfat makes a great laundry soap. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Hard

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Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Palm Kernel oil [Properties in soap] similar to coconut oil, large fluffy bubbles, highly cleansing but milder than coconut oil [Recommended usage] 15-30% Palm kernel oil is a great sub for coconut oil. You can also use it with coconut oil to add some hardness to your bar. If you have a recipe that calls for 20% coconut oil…try using 10% coconut oil and 10% palm kernel oil. I personally do not use palm oil anymore. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Brittle

Soapmaking Oil Chart | Lovin' Soap Studio


Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Cocoa butter [Properties in soap] makes a hard bar of soap, stabilizes lather [Recommended usage] 5- 15% You can experiment using cocoa butter and other butters in high amounts – up to 80%. Try a bar made from 60% cocoa butter and 40% coconut oil. You might like it! [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Brittle

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Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Shea butter [Properties in soap] makes a hard bar of soap, seems to add a silky feel to the lather, stabilizes lather [Recommended usage] 5- 15% Same as cocoa butter. I typically use 5-15% but occasionally will experiment with using up to 60%. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Hard

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Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Castor oil [Properties in soap] helps suspend/hold the lather from coconut oil, adds creaminess, high amounts will cause a bar of soap to be sticky and have a drag when using it in the shower [Recommended usage] 5-10% Some soap makers like to use 15-20% castor oil in their shampoo bars or shaving bars. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft

Soapmaking Oil Chart | Lovin' Soap Studio


Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Apricot Kernel oil [Properties in soap] a wonderful sub for some or all of the olive oil in a recipe, similar properties to olive oil [Recommended usage] 5-12% Apricot Kernel is a wonderful sub for some of the olive oil in a recipe. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft

Soapmaking Oil Chart | Lovin' Soap Studio


Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Avocado oil [Properties in soap] makes a very gentle and mild bar, low cleansing, great for babies and elder folk’s skin [Recommended usage] 5-12% Avocado oil is a wonderful sub for some of the olive oil in a recipe. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft

Soapmaking Oil Chart | Lovin' Soap Studio


Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Jojoba oil [Properties in soap] a liquid wax, stabilizes and suspends lather [Recommended usage] 5-12% Jojoba oil is too expensive to use now in soap making. I save it for leave on products like lotions and creams. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft

Soapmaking Oil Chart | Lovin' Soap Studio


Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Sunflower oil [Properties in soap] sustains lather, mildly cleansing, creamy and rich [Recommended usage] 10-20% Sunflower oil is a wonderful sub for some of the olive oil in a recipe. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft

Soapmaking Oil Chart | Lovin' Soap Studio


Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Grapeseed oil [Recommended usage] 5-10% I don’t use grapeseed oil much as it has a very limited shelf life. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft

Soapmaking Oil Chart | Lovin' Soap Studio


Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Hazelnut oil [Recommended usage] 5-10% I don’t use hazelnut oil much as it has a very limited shelf life. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft

Soapmaking Oil Chart | Lovin' Soap Studio


Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Hempseed oil [Recommended usage] 5-10% I don’t use hempseed oil much as it has a very limited shelf life. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft

Soapmaking Oil Chart | Lovin' Soap Studio


Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Safflower oil [Properties in soap] mildly cleansing [Recommended usage] 5-15% Safflower oil is a wonderful sub for some of the olive oil in a recipe. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft

Soapmaking Oil Chart | Lovin' Soap Studio


Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Soybean oil [Properties in soap] sustains lather, mildly cleansing [Recommended usage] 10-20% Soybean oil is a wonderful sub for some of the olive oil in a recipe. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft

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Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Rice Bran oil [Properties in soap] makes a very gentle and mild bar, low cleansing, great for babies and elder folk’s skin , similar properties to olive oil, can give soap a waxy almost shiny finish [Recommended usage] 10-25% Rice bran is a wonderful sub for some or all of the olive oil in a recipe. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft

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Input: [Base oil, butter or fat] Almond oil, sweet [Properties in soap] sustains lather, mildly cleansing [Recommended usage] 10-20% Sweet Almond oil is a wonderful sub for some of the olive oil in a recipe. [Soft, hard or brittle]

Output: Soft

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Input: [Window Type] AA®3110 Horizontal Sliding Window AA®3110HW Horizontal Sliding Window [Airflow] Good [Ventilation control] Medium [Weather protection] Very good [Night ventilation] Medium [Comments]

Output: No obstruction of internal blinds or external paths – can be draughty

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Input: [Window Type] AA®603TE Tilturn Window [Airflow] Good [Ventilation control] Good [Weather protection] Good [Night ventilation] Medium [6] (Internal view) [Comments]

Output: Control is complex, can reflect noise into the room and turn function can be difficult with blinds – good at providing draught free winter ventilation

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Input: [Window Type] AA®542 Pivot Window [Airflow] Very good [Ventilation control] Medium [Weather protection] Good [Night ventilation] Good [Comments]

Output: Can obstruct blinds and prevent glare control for VDU use and reflect noise into the room

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Input: [Window Type] AA®603TE Tilturn Window (Bottom hung open in) [Airflow] Medium [Ventilation control] Good [Weather protection] Good [Night ventilation] Very good [Comments]

Output: May obstruct blinds. Can provide good control of external noise from ground level

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Input: [Window Type] AA®541 Casement Window GT70 Slimline Renovation Window (Top hung outward opening) [Airflow] Good - but less so if restricted opening [Ventilation control] Medium [Weather protection] Very good [Night ventilation] Good [Comments]

Output: Can reflect noise from below into the room. Can pose a hazard if opening over a pathway or communal/public area

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Input: [Window Type] AA®541 Casement Window GT70 Slimline Renovation Window (Side hung casement) [Airflow] Good [Ventilation control] Medium [Weather protection] Medium [Night ventilation] Poor [Comments]

Output: Poor security when open and rain can enter. Can pose a hazard if opening over a path or communal/public area

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Input: [Window Type] AA®3610 Vertical Sliding Window AA®3610LS Vertical Sliding Window [Airflow] Very good [Ventilation control] Good [Weather protection] Very good [Night ventilation] Medium [Comments]

Output: No obstruction of internal blinds or external paths

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Input: [Title] Analysis of 6,515 exomes reveals the recent origin of most human protein-coding variants [CC2] 0.5 [Journal]

Output: Nature

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Input: [Title] Eemian interglacial reconstructed from a Greenland folded ice core [CC2] 0.02 [Journal]

Output: Nature

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Input: [Title] Evolutionary rescue from extinction is contingent on a lower rate of environmental change [CC2] 0.83 [Journal]

Output: Nature

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Input: [Title] A sub-Mercury-sized exoplanet [CC2] 0.02 [Journal]

Output: Nature

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Input: [Title] SCFFBXL3 ubiquitin ligase targets cryptochromes at their cofactor pocket [CC2] 0.75 [Journal]

Output: Nature

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Input: [Title] Accelerated gene evolution through replication–transcription conflicts [CC2] 1 [Journal]

Output: Nature

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Input: [Title] Structural and energetic basis of folded-protein transport by the FimD usher [CC2] 0.4 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] The African coelacanth genome provides insights into tetrapod evolution [CC2] 0.01 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] The haplotype-resolved genome and epigenome of the aneuploid HeLa cancer cell line [CC2] 1 [Journal]

Output: Nature

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Input: [Title] Future sea-level rise from Greenland’s main outlet glaciers in a warming climate [CC2] 0.13 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Diverse type VI secretion phospholipases are functionally plastic antibacterial effectors [CC2] 0.63 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Immune surveillance by CD8αα+ skin-resident T cells in human herpes virus infection [CC2] 0.67 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Psl trails guide exploration and microcolony formation in Pseudomonas aeruginosa biofilms [CC2] 0.33 [Journal]

Output: Nature

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Input: [Title] Mutational heterogeneity in cancer and the search for new cancer-associated genes [CC2] 0.01 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Severe malaria is associated with parasite binding to endothelial protein C receptor [CC2] 0.03 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Pan genome of the phytoplankton Emiliania underpins its global distribution [CC2] 0.01 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Great ape genetic diversity and population history [CC2] 0.11 [Journal]

Output: Nature

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Input: [Title] An age difference of two billion years between a metal-rich and a metal-poor globular cluster [CC2] 0.08 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] The Mycobacterium tuberculosis regulatory network and hypoxia [CC2] 0.01 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] The role of spin in the kinetic control of recombination in organic photovoltaics [CC2] 0.56 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Onset of deglacial warming in West Antarctica driven by local orbital forcing [CC2] 0.2 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Measurement of a solid-state triple point at the metal–insulator transition in VO2 [CC2] 1 [Journal]

Output: Nature

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Input: [Title] De novo mutations in epileptic encephalopathies [CC2] 0.04 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Computational design of ligand-binding proteins with high affinity and selectivity [CC2] 0.45 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Prolonged dopamine signalling in striatum signals proximity and value of distant rewards [CC2] 0.4 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] The structural mechanism of KCNH-channel regulation by the eag domain [CC2] 1 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] A statin-dependent QTL for GATM expression is associated with statin-induced myopathy [CC2] 0.13 [Journal]

Output: Nature

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Input: [Title] Genetic identification of a neural circuit that suppresses appetite [CC2] 1 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Global carbon dioxide emissions from inland waters [CC2] 0.07 [Journal]

Output: Nature

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Input: [Title] D14–SCFD3-dependent degradation of D53 regulates strigolactone signalling [CC2] 0.09 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Zwitterionic hydrogels implanted in mice resist the foreign-body reaction [CC2] 1 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Chromosome-scale scaffolding of de novo genome assemblies based on chromatin interactions [CC2] 1 [Journal]

Output: Nature Biotechnology

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Input: [Title] A Bcl-xL–Drp1 complex regulates synaptic vesicle membrane dynamics during endocytosis [CC2] 0.14 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Conditionally fluorescent molecular probes for detecting single base changes in double-stranded DNA [CC2] 0.67 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Active site profiling reveals coupling between domains in SRC-family kinases [CC2] 1 [Journal]

Output: Nature Chemical Biology

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Input: [Title] Evolution of a designed retro-aldolase leads to complete active site remodeling [CC2] 0.14 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Mussel byssus attachment weakened by ocean acidification [CC2] 1 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Dimensionality of brain networks linked to life-long individual differences in self-control [CC2] 0.21 [Journal]

Output: Nature Communications

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Input: [Title] Electrical control of neutral and charged excitons in a monolayer semiconductor [CC2] 0.45 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] An ex vivo gene therapy approach to treat muscular dystrophy using inducible pluripotent stem cells [CC2] 0.08 [Journal]

Output: Nature Communications

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Input: [Title] Identification and molecular characterization of a new ovarian cancer susceptibility locus at 17q21.31 [CC2] 0 [Journal]

Output: Nature Communications

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Input: [Title] Epigenetic analysis leads to identification of HNF1B as a subtype-specific susceptibility gene for ovarian cancer [CC2] 0 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Quantum dot imaging platform for single-cell molecular profiling [CC2] 1 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] A European population in Minoan Bronze Age Crete [CC2] 0.56 [Journal]

Output: Nature Communications

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Input: [Title] Magnetoelectric effects and valley-controlled spin quantum gates in transition metal dichalcogenide bilayers [CC2] 0.14 [Journal]

Output: Nature Communications

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Input: [Title] Crystal structure of the yeast TSC1 core domain and implications for tuberous sclerosis pathological mutations [CC2] 0.44 [Journal]

Output: Nature Communications

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Input: [Title] Metformin improves healthspan and lifespan in mice [CC2] 0.05 [Journal]

Output: Nature Communications

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Input: [Title] Siberian larch forests and the ion content of thaw lakes form a geochemically functional entity [CC2] 0.1 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Using synthetic templates to design an unbiased multiplex PCR assay [CC2] 0.14 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Flexible and twistable non-volatile memory cell array with all-organic one diode–one resistor architecture [CC2] 0.29 [Journal]

Output: Nature Communications

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Input: [Title] Modern Antarctic acorn worms form tubes [CC2] 0.2 [Journal]

Output: Nature Communications

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Input: [Title] Adaptive response to sociality and ecology drives the diversification of facial colour patterns in catarrhines [CC2] 0.13 [Journal]

Output: Nature Communications

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Input: [Title] Highly efficient methane biocatalysis revealed in a methanotrophic bacterium [CC2] 0.67 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Forced protein unfolding leads to highly elastic and tough protein hydrogels [CC2] 0.25 [Journal]

Output: Nature Communications

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Input: [Title] Genome-wide association analyses identify 18 new loci associated with serum urate concentrations [CC2] 0.01 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Genome-wide association analyses in east Asians identify new susceptibility loci for colorectal cancer [CC2] 0.02 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Genome-wide association analyses identify multiple loci associated with central corneal thickness and keratoconus [CC2] 0.01 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] The genomic landscape of hypodiploid acute lymphoblastic leukemia [CC2] 0.02 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Identification of 23 new prostate cancer susceptibility loci using the iCOGS custom genotyping array [CC2] 0 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] GWAS meta-analysis and replication identifies three new susceptibility loci for ovarian cancer [CC2] 0 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Multiple independent variants at the TERT locus are associated with telomere length and risks of breast and ovarian cancer [CC2] 0 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Sequencing of the sea lamprey (Petromyzon marinus) genome provides insights into vertebrate evolution [CC2] 0.01 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Mutations in STAMBP, encoding a deubiquitinating enzyme, cause microcephaly–capillary malformation syndrome [CC2] 0.07 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Genome-wide meta-analysis identifies 11 new loci for anthropometric traits and provides insights into genetic architecture [CC2] 0.01 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] A meta-analysis identifies new loci associated with body mass index in individuals of African ancestry [CC2] 0.02 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Identification of heart rate–associated loci and their effects on cardiac conduction and rhythm disorders [CC2] 0.03 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Dense genotyping of immune-related disease regions identifies 14 new susceptibility loci for juvenile idiopathic arthritis [CC2] 0.03 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] Meta-analysis identifies four new loci associated with testicular germ cell tumor [CC2] 0.04 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Targeted resequencing in epileptic encephalopathies identifies de novo mutations in CHD2 and SYNGAP1 [CC2] 0.21 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] An in-frame deletion at the polymerase active site of POLD1 causes a multisystem disorder with lipodystrophy [CC2] 0.09 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Whole-genome sequence–based analysis of high-density lipoprotein cholesterol [CC2] 0.21 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Massively parallel decoding of mammalian regulatory sequences supports a flexible organizational model [CC2] 0.25 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] A suppressor screen in Mecp2 mutant mice implicates cholesterol metabolism in Rett syndrome [CC2] 0.17 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] GRIN2A mutations cause epilepsy-aphasia spectrum disorders [CC2] 0.32 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] A recurrent germline PAX5 mutation confers susceptibility to pre-B cell acute lymphoblastic leukemia [CC2] 0.09 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Systematic identification of trans eQTLs as putative drivers of known disease associations [CC2] 0.09 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Common variants associated with plasma triglycerides and risk for coronary artery disease [CC2] 0 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] A genome-wide association study identifies new susceptibility loci for esophageal adenocarcinoma and Barrett's esophagus [CC2] 0.06 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Discovery and refinement of loci associated with lipid levels [CC2] 0 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Meta-analysis of 74,046 individuals identifies 11 new susceptibility loci for Alzheimer's disease [CC2] 0.05 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Inherited GATA3 variants are associated with Ph-like childhood acute lymphoblastic leukemia and risk of relapse [CC2] 0.03 [Journal]

Output: Nature Genetics

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Input: [Title] Reduction of electron density in the night-time lower ionosphere in response to a thunderstorm [CC2] 0.33 [Journal]

Output: Nature Geoscience

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Input: [Title] Recent climate and ice-sheet changes in West Antarctica compared with the past 2,000 years [CC2] 0.45 [Journal]

Output: Nature Geoscience

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Input: [Title] Degradation of terrestrially derived macromolecules in the Amazon River [CC2] 0.33 [Journal]

Output: Nature Geoscience

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Input: [Title] Frictional-faulting model for harmonic tremor before Redoubt Volcano eruptions [CC2] 0.25 [Journal]

Output: Nature Geoscience

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Input: [Title] Low simulated radiation limit for runaway greenhouse climates [CC2] 0.25 [Journal]

Output: Nature Geoscience

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Input: [Title] Contribution of ocean overturning circulation to tropical rainfall peak in the Northern Hemisphere [CC2] 0.56 [Journal]

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Input: [Title] MHC class I–restricted myelin epitopes are cross-presented by Tip-DCs that promote determinant spreading to CD8+ T cells [CC2] 1 [Journal]

Output: Nature Immunology

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Input: [Title] The transcription factor STAT5 is critical in dendritic cells for the development of TH2 but not TH1 responses [CC2] 0.25 [Journal]

Output: Nature Immunology

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Input: [Title] Trypanosoma cruzi trans-sialidase initiates a program independent of the transcription factors RORγt and Ahr that leads to IL-17 production by activated B cells [CC2] 0.5 [Journal]

Output: Nature Immunology

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Input: [Title] Mast cell maturation is driven via a group III phospholipase A2-prostaglandin D2–DP1 receptor paracrine axis [CC2] 0.03 [Journal]

Output: Nature Immunology

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Input: [Title] Differential innate immune response programs in neuronal subtypes determine susceptibility to infection in the brain by positive-stranded RNA viruses [CC2] 0.5 [Journal]

Output: Nature Medicine

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Input: [Title] Endogenous factor VIII synthesis from the intron 22–inverted F8 locus may modulate the immunogenicity of replacement therapy for hemophilia A [CC2] 0.02 [Journal]

Output: Nature Medicine

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Input: [Title] Treatment with interferon-α2b and ribavirin improves outcome in MERS-CoV–infected rhesus macaques [CC2] 0.25 [Journal]

Output: Nature Medicine

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Input: [Title] Nonhybrid, finished microbial genome assemblies from long-read SMRT sequencing data [CC2] 0.17 [Journal]

Output: Nature Methods

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Input: [Title] Global analysis of phosphorylation and ubiquitylation cross-talk in protein degradation [CC2] 0.5 [Journal]

Output: Nature Methods

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Input: [Title] Biowire: a platform for maturation of human pluripotent stem cell–derived cardiomyocytes [CC2] 0.06 [Journal]

Output: Nature Methods

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Input: [Title] Multiplexed MS/MS for improved data-independent acquisition [CC2] 0.5 [Journal]

Output: Nature Methods

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Input: [Title] Rapid and accurate large-scale genotyping of duplicated genes and discovery of interlocus gene conversions [CC2] 0.75 [Journal]

Output: Nature Methods

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Input: [Title] Absolute quantification by droplet digital PCR versus analog real-time PCR [CC2] 0.13 [Journal]

Output: Nature Methods

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Input: [Title] Improved low-resolution crystallographic refinement with Phenix and Rosetta [CC2] 0.33 [Journal]

Output: Nature Methods

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Input: [Title] Dual origins of the mammalian accessory olfactory bulb revealed by an evolutionarily conserved migratory stream [CC2] 0.08 [Journal]

Output: Nature Neuroscience

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Input: [Title] CRF acts in the midbrain to attenuate accumbens dopamine release to rewards but not their predictors [CC2] 0.67 [Journal]

Output: Nature Neuroscience

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Input: [Title] Origin and effect of phototransduction noise in primate cone photoreceptors [CC2] 1 [Journal]

Output: Nature Neuroscience

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Input: [Title] Optical generation of excitonic valley coherence in monolayer WSe2 [CC2] 0.5 [Journal]

Output: Nature Nanotechnology

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Input: [Title] Programmable chemical controllers made from DNA [CC2] 0.29 [Journal]

Output: Nature Nanotechnology

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Input: [Title] Enhanced sensitivity of the LIGO gravitational wave detector by using squeezed states of light [CC2] 0 [Journal]

Output: Nature Photonics

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Input: [Title] Electrical tuning of valley magnetic moment through symmetry control in bilayer MoS2 [CC2] 0.64 [Journal]

Output: Nature Physics

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Input: [Title] Zeeman-type spin splitting controlled by an electric field [CC2] 0.14 [Journal]

Output: Nature Physics

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Input: [Title] Human RECQ1 promotes restart of replication forks reversed by DNA topoisomerase I inhibition [CC2] 0.11 [Journal]

Output: Nature Structural & Molecular Biology

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Input: [Name] Confetti [Cake Flavor] Vanilla [Extras] Rainbow Sprinkles [Frosting]

Output: Vanilla Buttercream


Input: [Name] Fauxstess [Cake Flavor] Chocolate [Extras] Vanilla Cream Filling [Frosting]

Output: Chocolate Buttercream


Input: [Name] Red Hot [Cake Flavor] Chocolate [Extras] Chocolate ganache, vegan cinnamon candies [Frosting]

Output: Cinnamon Cayenne Buttercream


Input: [Name] PB&J [Cake Flavor] Vanilla [Extras] Strawberry Jam Topping [Frosting]

Output: Peanut Butter Buttercream


Input: [Name] Raspberry Champagne [Cake Flavor] Vanilla [Extras] Raspberry Jam Filling [Frosting]

Output: Pink Champagne Buttercream


Input: [Name] Strawberry Blonde [Cake Flavor] Pink Strawberry [Extras] Rainbow Sprinkles [Frosting]

Output: Strawberry Buttercream


Input: [Name] Brownie Husband [Cake Flavor] Chocolate [Extras] Brownie Chunk, Salted Caramel Sauce [Frosting]

Output: Salted Caramel Buttercream


Input: [Name] Sour Lemon [Cake Flavor] Lemon [Extras] Black Fondant Heart [Frosting]

Output: Sour Lemon Buttercream


Input: [Name] Chocolate Covered Strawberry [Cake Flavor] Chocolate [Extras] Chocolate Ganache, Strawberry [Frosting]

Output: Strawberry Buttercream


Input: [Name] Red Velvet [Cake Flavor] Red Velvet [Extras] Fondant Heart [Frosting]

Output: Cream Cheese


Input: [Name] Carrot Pumpkin [Cake Flavor] Carrot Pumpkin [Extras] – [Frosting]

Output: Cream Cheese


Input: [Name] Honee Bear [Cake Flavor] Vanilla [Extras] Bee-Free Honee, Teddy Graham [Frosting]

Output: Cinnamon Graham Buttercream


Input: [SUBSTANCE] Gold [Acid] OK [Thiosulfate] why? [Ammonia]

Output: OK

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Input: [SUBSTANCE] Platinum [Acid] OK [Thiosulfate] why? [Ammonia]

Output: OK

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Input: [SUBSTANCE] Silver [Acid] OK [Thiosulfate] usually OK [Ammonia]

Output: OK

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Input: [SUBSTANCE] Copper [Acid] no [Thiosulfate] not recommended [Ammonia]

Output: OK

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Input: [SUBSTANCE] Brass [Acid] no [Thiosulfate] no [Ammonia]

Output: no

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Input: [SUBSTANCE] Iron [Acid] OK [Thiosulfate] no effect [Ammonia]

Output: OK

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Input: [SUBSTANCE] Zinc [Acid] no [Thiosulfate] no [Ammonia]

Output: no

Coin Cleaning Secrets of the Ancients (me)


Input: [SUBSTANCE] Tin [Acid] no [Thiosulfate] no [Ammonia]

Output: no

Coin Cleaning Secrets of the Ancients (me)


Input: [SUBSTANCE] Aluminum [Acid] no [Thiosulfate] no [Ammonia]

Output: no

Coin Cleaning Secrets of the Ancients (me)


Input: [SUBSTANCE] Nickel [Acid] OK [Thiosulfate] OK [Ammonia]

Output: OK

Coin Cleaning Secrets of the Ancients (me)


Input: [SUBSTANCE] Copper-nickel [Acid] act fast [Thiosulfate] very fast [Ammonia]

Output: act fast

Coin Cleaning Secrets of the Ancients (me)


Input: [2] Repair [3] Adenocarcinoma [1]

Output: Non-keratinizing SCC

CytologyStuff.com - Gyn Atlas Section 4d


Input: [0] Presentation [2] Flat sheets [3] 3-dimensional clusters, single cells [1]

Output: Syncytial sheets with depth of focus to center of group and flat cells around the edge, groups and few single cells

CytologyStuff.com - Gyn Atlas Section 4d


Input: [0] Cell Type [2] Endocervical/ metaplastic cells [3] Glandular cells [1]

Output: Squamous cells

CytologyStuff.com - Gyn Atlas Section 4d


Input: [0] Cytoplasm [2] Thin, vacuolated Tissue culture appearance Flat, pulled out [3] Discrete vacuoles Distinct, prominent cell borders to the clusters Rounded-up [1]

Output: Dense, sometimes vacuolated Irregular, angulated cytoplasmic borders Flat around edges of group with slight depth of focus at center

CytologyStuff.com - Gyn Atlas Section 4d


Input: [0] Nucleus [2] Uniform, smooth membranes [3] Irregular, undulating membranes [1]

Output: Irregular, sharp angles

CytologyStuff.com - Gyn Atlas Section 4d