Input: [Item] Purchase and installation of compressor to increase capacity due to tight sands drilling program [Allowable] * [Disallowed] * [Comments]

Output: A vacuum type compressor being used to increase production. The deductibility would be based on the well's flowing pressure (see policy on vacuum /suction/wellhead compressors)

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Security alarm on compressor [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: Not necessary and essential.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Separators at central facility [Disallowed] X* [Comments]

Output: Allowed if first separation has already occurred

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Shed/cover over sales compressor [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: The covering does not physically handle the gas and it is not essential to the marketing of the gas.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Skid mounting of sales compressor [Allowable] X [Comments]

Output: Should be included in the depreciable price. Skid mounting of gas lift compressors is not allowable.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Stack packs/ production units [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: Basically separators that contain a heat source. There may also be lease use gas consumed on these.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Sweetening chemicals and H2S Sweetening Scavengers [Allowable] X* [Comments]

Output: Used to remove hydrogen sulfide from gas. *Not allowed if used downhole.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Vapor recovery units (VRU) [Disallowed] X* [Comments]

Output: Recovering additional vapors is a production function, not marketing. *However, costs may be allowed on the VRU if the additional vapors recovered are metered separately and then sold. In that case, the costs of the VRU can be deducted from the additional value received for the vapors recovered and sold.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Drip Stations and the costs of hauling products from drip stations [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: Pipeline drip is generally considered to be condensate, so the costs of handling it are not deductible.

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [Item] Culverts to protect pipelines [Disallowed] X [Comments]

Output: Not necessary and essential to market the gas

>Natural Gas Severance Taxes Audit Policy on Marketing Costs


Input: [0] 160 & above [3.70 & above] Highly Competitive [3.50-3.69] Highly Competitive [3.35-3.49] Highly Competitive [3.0-3.19] Highly Competitive [2.80-2.99] Competitive [2.60-2.79] Admission Possible [2.59 and below] Admission Possible [3.20-3.34]

Output: Highly Competitive

Admission Standards: Michigan State University College of Law

Fall 2016 Incoming Class Admissions Guide


Input: [0] 157-159 [3.70 & above] Highly Competitive [3.50-3.69] Highly Competitive [3.35-3.49] Very Competitive [3.0-3.19] Very Competitive [2.80-2.99] Competitive [2.60-2.79] Admission Possible [2.59 and below] Acceptance Unlikely [3.20-3.34]

Output: Very Competitive

Admission Standards: Michigan State University College of Law


Input: [0] 153-156 [3.70 & above] Highly Competitive [3.50-3.69] Highly Competitive [3.35-3.49] Very Competitive [3.0-3.19] Competitive [2.80-2.99] Admission Possible [2.60-2.79] Acceptance Unlikely [2.59 and below] Acceptance Unlikely [3.20-3.34]

Output: Competitive

Admission Standards: Michigan State University College of Law


Input: [0] 150-152 [3.70 & above] Very Competitive [3.50-3.69] Very Competitive [3.35-3.49] Competitive [3.0-3.19] Admission Possible [2.80-2.99] Acceptance Unlikely [2.60-2.79] Acceptance Unlikely [2.59 and below] Acceptance Unlikely [3.20-3.34]

Output: Competitive

Admission Standards: Michigan State University College of Law


Input: [0] 147-149 [3.70 & above] Competitive [3.50-3.69] Competitive [3.35-3.49] Admission Possible [3.0-3.19] Summer Start Program Possible [2.80-2.99] Acceptance Unlikely [2.60-2.79] Acceptance Unlikely [2.59 and below] Acceptance Unlikely [3.20-3.34]

Output: Admission Possible

Admission Standards: Michigan State University College of Law


Input: [0] 144-146 [3.70 & above] Admission Possible [3.50-3.69] Admission Possible [3.35-3.49] Summer Start Program Possible [3.0-3.19] Acceptance Unlikely [2.80-2.99] Acceptance Unlikely [2.60-2.79] Acceptance Unlikely [2.59 and below] Acceptance Unlikely [3.20-3.34]

Output: Acceptance Unlikely

Admission Standards: Michigan State University College of Law


Input: [0] 142-143 [3.70 & above] Summer Start Program Possible [3.50-3.69] Acceptance Unlikely [3.35-3.49] Acceptance Unlikely [3.0-3.19] Acceptance Unlikely [2.80-2.99] Acceptance Unlikely [2.60-2.79] Acceptance Unlikely [2.59 and below] Acceptance Unlikely [3.20-3.34]

Output: Acceptance Unlikely

Admission Standards: Michigan State University College of Law


Input: [Menu #] 1 [Hors d'oeuvre] Tuna Fish Paté [Main dish B] Tunny potatoes [Main dish A]

Output: Beef salad


Input: [Menu #] 2 [Hors d'oeuvre] Salmon Paté [Main dish B] Shepherd's Pie [Main dish A]

Output: Salmon rice vegetables


Input: [Menu #] 3 [Hors d'oeuvre] Potted Meat of Mackerel [Main dish B] Indian chicken and rice [Main dish A]

Output: Stewed Beef


Input: [Menu #] 4 [Hors d'oeuvre] Salt Beef in Mustard Sauce [Main dish B] Chile con carne [Main dish A]

Output: Sauté of rabbit


Input: [Menu #] 5 [Hors d'oeuvre] Tuna in Sauce [Main dish B] Stewed veal "Marengo" [Main dish A]

Output: Paella


Input: [Menu #] 6 [Hors d'oeuvre] Sardine Medaillons [Main dish B] Stewed chicken [Main dish A]

Output: Mutton Stew Flageolets


Input: [Menu #] 7 [Hors d'oeuvre] Marined Mackerels [Main dish B] Chicken rice and ratatouille [Main dish A]

Output: Stewed Lamb "Navarin"


Input: [Menu #] 8 [Hors d'oeuvre] Duck Paté [Main dish B] Pork and lentils [Main dish A]

Output: Coalfish and noodles


Input: [Menu #] 9 [Hors d'oeuvre] Liver Paté (Pork) [Main dish B] Cannelloni [Main dish A]

Output: Earthenware dish "cassoulet"


Input: [Menu #] 10 [Hors d'oeuvre] Potted meat of pork [Main dish B] Stewed beef and carrots [Main dish A]

Output: Pork and greens


Input: [Menu #] 11 [Hors d'oeuvre] Pork Paté and Mushrooms [Main dish B] Thin slice of chicken in sauce [Main dish A]

Output: Stewed pork and potatoes


Input: [Menu #] 12 [Hors d'oeuvre] Ham Paté [Main dish B] Seafood risotto [Main dish A]

Output: Pork salad


Input: [Menu #] 13 [Hors d'oeuvre] Pork Paté [Main dish B] Dish cooked potatoes "Dauphinois" [Main dish A]

Output: Chicken and greens "parisienne"


Input: [Menu #] 14 [Hors d'oeuvre] Tuna "Catalane" [Main dish B] Moussaka (dish-cooked aubergines mutton) [Main dish A]

Output: Sausage and lentils


Input: [Feature] One-handed Grasping Mechanism [Attribute] Grasp and release the tissue by simply pushing the loop handle backward and forward. [Benefit]

Output: 1. Ease of use • 2. Grasping mimics current hand instrument usage


Input: [Feature] Improved Unloading Mechanism [Attribute] New light blue unload button located on the underside of the shaft near the loop handle. [Benefit]

Output: Simplifies reload removal and confirms proper loading


Input: [Feature] Enhanced Intuitive Articulation [Attribute] New knob articulates to total of 10 positions (5 on each side), plus neutral. Articulation knob and reload move in same direction. [Benefit]

Output: 1. Improved access to surgical sites • 2. Enhanced flexibility to approach the target tissue/vessel


Input: [Feature] Shorter Reach [Attribute] Shorter distance between the loop and stationary handles of the Endo GIA™ Ultra Universal stapler. [Benefit]

Output: Facilitates use of the stapler by surgeons with smaller hands


Input: [Feature] Ergonomics [Attribute] Soft grips on handle and articulation knob. [Benefit]

Output: Ease of use


Input: [Feature] Forward and Backward Compatibility [Attribute] Endo GIA™ Ultra Universal stapler can be used with Endo GIA™ Reloads with Tri-Staple™ Technology as well as Endo GIA™ Straight and Roticulator™ reloads. [Benefit]

Output: 1. Adds choices for the surgeon • 2. Enables the hospital materials manager to make a smooth transition from current to new technology devices


Input: [Feature] Three Stapler Shaft Lengths [Attribute] Short (6cm), standard (16cm) and XL (26cm). [Benefit]

Output: Greater versatility; procedure-specific use


Input: [Symbol] Al [Name] Aluminum [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Aluminum is used to produce silver and white flames and sparks. It is a common component of sparklers.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Ba [Name] Barium [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Barium is used to create green colors in fireworks, and it can also help stabilize other volatile elements.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] C [Name] Carbon [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Carbon is one of the main components of black powder, which is used as a propellent in fireworks. Carbon provides the fuel for a firework. Common forms include carbon black, sugar, or starch.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Ca [Name] Calcium [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Calcium is used to deepen firework colors. Calcium salts produce orange fireworks.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Cl [Name] Chlorine [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Chlorine is an important component of many oxidizers in fireworks. Several of the metal salts that produce colors contain chlorine.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Cs [Name] Cesium [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Cesium compounds help to oxidize firework mixtures. Cesium compounds produce an indigo color in fireworks.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Cu [Name] Copper [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Copper produces blue-green colors in fireworks and halides of copper are use to make shades of blue.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Fe [Name] Iron [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Iron is used to produce sparks. The heat of the metal determines the color of the sparks.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] K [Name] Potassium [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Potassium compounds help to oxidize firework mixtures. Potassium nitrate, potassium chlorate, and potassium perchlorate are all important oxidizers. The potassium content can impart a violet-pink color to the sparks.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Li [Name] Lithium [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Lithium is a metal that is used to impart a red color to fireworks. Lithium carbonate, in particular, is a common colorant.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Mg [Name] Magnesium [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Magnesium burns a very bright white, so it is used to add white sparks or improve the overall brilliance of a firework.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Na [Name] Sodium [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Sodium imparts a yellow color to fireworks, however, the color is often so bright that it frequently masks other, less intense colors.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] O [Name] Oxygen [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Fireworks include oxidizers, which are substances that produce oxygen in order for burning to occur. The oxidizers are usually nitrates, chlorates, or perchlorates. Sometimes the same substance is used to provide oxygen and color.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] P [Name] Phosphorus [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Phosphorus burns spontaneously in air and is also responsible for some glow in the dark effects. It may be a component of a firework's fuel.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Rb [Name] Rubidium [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Rubidium compounds help to oxidize firework mixtures. Rubidium compounds produce a violet-red color in fireworks.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] S [Name] Sulfur [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Sulfur is a component of black powder, and as such, it is found in a firework's propellant/fuel.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Sb [Name] Antimony [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Antimony is used to create firework glitter effects.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Sr [Name] Strontium [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Strontium salts impart a red color to fireworks. Strontium compounds are also important for stabilizing fireworks mixtures.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Ti [Name] Titanium [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Titanium metal can be burned as powder or flakes to produce silver sparks.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Symbol] Zn [Name] Zinc [Fireworks Usage]

Output: Zinc is a bluish white metal that is used to create smoke effects for fireworks and other pyrotechnic devices.

Phantom Fireworks : Fireworks University : Pyrotechnic Compounds


Input: [Soldering Process] Surface Mount Reflow [Description] Standard process for PCB assembly [Our Recommended Products] Indium8.9 Series Solder Paste for the higher reflow temperatures of SnAg and SnAgCu alloys NC-SMQ92H for Sn63 and SN62 Solder Fortification™ Preforms [Challenges]

Output: Flexible circuits and smaller boards and components require no bridging and excellent wetting

Assembly Products for Medical Devices and Electronics made by Indium Corporation


Input: [Soldering Process] Laser Soldering [Description] Non-contact; highly controlled heating [Our Recommended Products] NC-SMQ75 Solder Paste Solder Preforms especially washers for pin soldering Solder Spheres [Challenges]

Output: Identifying the proper power and timing to reduce voiding and flux spatter and optimize wetting

Assembly Products for Medical Devices and Electronics made by Indium Corporation


Input: [Soldering Process] IR Soldering [Description] Can be used for smaller packages such as chip resistors, capacitors and SOICs and high temperature soldering [Our Recommended Products] Solder Preforms Solder Spheres Indium8.9 Series Solder Paste SnAg, SnSb, and SnAgCu alloys NC-SMQ92H for Sn63 [Challenges]

Output: Larger components may impede heating of smaller components due to shadowing effect

Assembly Products for Medical Devices and Electronics made by Indium Corporation


Input: [Soldering Process] Induction Soldering [Description] Localized, uniform heating [Our Recommended Products] Solder Preforms Solder Spheres Solder Wire Solder Ribbon [Challenges]

Output: Requires proper set up and design with a repeatable process to introduce the parts being soldered

Assembly Products for Medical Devices and Electronics made by Indium Corporation


Input: [Soldering Process] Vacuum Soldering [Description] Reduction in pressure allows voids in solder to escape prior to reflow, creating much lower voiding in finished solder joint [Our Recommended Products] Solder Preforms (especially AuSn) Solder Spheres Indium8.9 Series Solder Paste SnAg, SnSb, and SnAgCu alloys NC-SMQ92H for Sn63 [Challenges]

Output: Batch process may be too slow for high volume manufacturing. Requires proper set up, design and material selection

Assembly Products for Medical Devices and Electronics made by Indium Corporation


Input: [Soldering Process] Vapor Phase Soldering [Description] Vapor chamber allows for uniform heating across the entire assembly [Our Recommended Products] InTEGRATED™ Preforms Standard Solder Preforms NC-SMQ230 Solder Paste Indium8.9 Series Solder Paste [Challenges]

Output: Fast wetting forces may cause tombstoning with common chip and resistors, which can be minimized with preheat

Assembly Products for Medical Devices and Electronics made by Indium Corporation


Input: [Soldering Process] Manual Soldering [Description] Using a heat gun, soldering iron or other hand-held heat source to reflow the solder [Our Recommended Products] Flux-Cored Wire Solid Core Wire Solder Preforms [Challenges]

Output: Operator-to-operator solder volume variance

Assembly Products for Medical Devices and Electronics made by Indium Corporation


Input: [ID] 19395 [Branch] main [Language] en [Actions] show [Name]

Output: Learning Compressible Models


Input: [ID] 18682 [Branch] main [Language] en [Actions] show [Name]

Output: Learning the Semantic Correlation: An Alternative Way to Gain from Unlabeled Text


Input: [ID] 19581 [Branch] main [Language] en [Actions] show [Name]

Output: Projection Penalties: Dimension Reduction without Loss


Input: [ID] 19582 [Branch] main [Language] en [Actions] show [Name]

Output: Multi-task Active Learning with Output Constraints


Input: [ID] 19583 [Branch] main [Language] en [Actions] show [Name]

Output: Smart PCA


Input: [ID] 20734 [Branch] main [Language] en [Actions] show [Name]

Output: Source Code: Multi-Label Output Codes using Canonical Correlation Analysis


Input: [ID] 20836 [Branch] main [Language] en [Actions] show [Name]

Output: Maximum Margin Output Coding


Input: [ID] 20137 [Branch] main [Language] en [Actions] show [Name]

Output: Multi-label Output Codes using Canonical Correlation Analysis


Input: [ID] 19778 [Branch] main [Language] en [Actions] show [Name]

Output: Learning Multiple Tasks with a Sparse Matrix-Normal Penalty


Input: [ID] 20904 [Branch] main [Language] en [Actions] show [Name]

Output: Source Code: Maximum Margin Output Coding


Input: [ID] 19702 [Branch] main [Language] en [Actions] show [Name]

Output: Discovering Complex Anomalous Patterns


Input: [ID] 21251 [Branch] main [Language] en [Actions] show [Name]

Output: A Composite Likelihood View for Multi-Label Classification


Input: [Myth] “Vitamin and mineral supplements can make up for an unhealthy diet.” [Healthy Suggestion] Food contains important components such as phytonutrients, antioxidants, fiber, and dietary fat, which cannot be found in supplements. Consuming whole foods will provide these components naturally, in much higher levels. [Fact]

Output: Supplements supply only a fraction of the nutrients needed daily, and are not a quick fix for suboptimal food choices.

Dietary Supplements: Vitamins and Minerals


Input: [Myth] “Consuming large quantities of supplements will lead to optimal health.” [Healthy Suggestion] Consult a doctor or dietitian before consuming any supplement, and avoid consuming large quantities of supplements. [Fact]

Output: The body will only use the vitamins and minerals that it needs. Any extra will be excreted or may pose a risk for toxicity. Consuming more nutrients than the body requires does not give added energy, increased brain power, or greater protection against disease.

Dietary Supplements: Vitamins and Minerals


Input: [Myth] “Supplements with added enzymes are easier to digest.” [Healthy Suggestion] Added enzymes are unnecessary; however, consuming lactase enzymes may be beneficial for those who are lactose intolerant. [Fact]

Output: The body makes its’ own digestive enzymes to breakdown and absorb supplements.

Dietary Supplements: Vitamins and Minerals


Input: [Myth] “Timed-release supplements aid in absorption throughout the day.” [Healthy Suggestion] Supplements should be consumed when they do not compete for absorption with other foods. Consult a medical professional regarding the type and combination of supplements to consume at certain times of the day. [Fact]

Output: Timed-release supplements are costly and are not absorbed throughout the day.

Dietary Supplements: Vitamins and Minerals


Input: [Myth] “More expensive vitamin and mineral supplements are worth the extra cost.” [Healthy Suggestion] Consider purchasing your vitamins from well-known retailers that restock frequently. [Fact]

Output: The cost of the vitamin does not necessarily translate to quality. Generic vitamins are often as good as brand names. Vitamins and minerals are commodity items, and every manufacturer has access to the same ingredients. For that reason, paying more for a brand name won’t necessarily buy you better vitamins. Also, vitamins lose their potency over time and must be stored at, or below, room temperature. If bottles are sitting on a shelf in warm room or in direct sunlight, they may degrade even before their expiration date.

Dietary Supplements: Vitamins and Minerals


Input: [Myth] “Taking supplements that contain antioxidants such as vitamin A, E, and C will prevent cancer and heart disease.” [Healthy Suggestion] Consuming foods rich in antioxidants, such as green vegetables, citrus fruits, deep-orange colored produce, and other fruits and vegetables have many cancer and disease fighting properties. [Fact]

Output: Antioxidant supplements do not offer protection against cancer or heart disease, and may even do some harm. Heart disease, cancer, diabetes and high blood pressure are affected by many factors, one of which is eating patterns. If a variety of foods are consumed in adequate and moderate amounts, supplements are unnecessary and will not provide added protection.

Dietary Supplements: Vitamins and Minerals


Input: [Myth] “Osteoporosis can be prevented by consuming calcium supplements.” [Healthy Suggestion] While calcium consumption from foods such as milk and yogurt is the best way to meet daily needs, a daily calcium supplement with vitamin D may be beneficial if calcium intake is below recommended levels. [Fact]

Output: Many factors such as calcium, estrogen levels, exercise, gender, body size, smoking, race, and genes, contribute to the development of osteoporosis. The most effective treatment in postmenopausal women may be a combination of additional calcium, vitamin D, exercise, and estrogen.

Dietary Supplements: Vitamins and Minerals


Input: [Myth] “Those who are sick or stressed will benefit from vitamins.” [Healthy Suggestion] Individuals who are sick or stressed should aim for a healthful balanced diet with adequate intake of all recommended vitamins and nutrients. Additionally, research shows that 30 minutes of exercise for 5 days out of the week is an important part of a healthy lifestyle, and acts to combat the effects of stress on the body. [Fact]

Output: Emotional stress does not increase nutrient needs. Physiological stress such as burns, trauma, and surgery, do increase nutrient needs, and a supplement may be prescribed.

Dietary Supplements: Vitamins and Minerals


Input: [Myth] “Those who smoke or consume alcohol in excess should take vitamins to protect their body from the harmful effects of smoking and drinking.” [Healthy Suggestion] Individuals who smoke or drink alcohol in excess should speak to a medical professional who will provide resources to help one discontinue these harmful behaviors. [Fact]

Output: Smoking will increase the body's need for vitamin C, and alcohol can interfere with the body's ability to utilize several nutrients. However, taking additional vitamins and minerals will not protect people from the harmful effects of smoking or alcohol abuse.

Dietary Supplements: Vitamins and Minerals


Input: [Amount:] 60.00 [Description:] Earth Baskets provide two essential gifts: additional income for families and support for the environment. Bees produce honey and wax that supply income when sold at the local market. And did you know that an active beehive’s pollenation makes for more efficient crop growth? The Earth Basket also contains tree seedlings which provide shade and fodder for animals and prevent soil erosion. [Gift:]

Output: Earth Basket


Input: [Amount:] 60.00 [Description:] Your gift of a Flock of Hope will include chicks, ducklings and goslings that will grow up to lay precious eggs that mean hope and increasing health and prosperity for hungry families from the Philippines to Rwanda. Eggs add vital protein to malnourished families’ diets, and droppings provide a wonderful natural fertilizer to improve crop yields. Over time as the flocks grow, families can sell the surplus eggs and produce at market and use the extra income to send children to school, build secure housing and more! [Gift:]

Output: Flock of Hope


Input: [Amount:] 60.00 [Description:] A trio of rabbits from Heifer International is a low-cost, high-yield gift that helps impoverished families increase their protein intake and income. Rabbits are easy to care for; they eat simple foods, such as carrot tops, sweet potato vines and grasses. Rabbit manure can be applied directly on gardens without composting. And because rabbits have so many offspring, the process of passing on the gift multiplies each gift quickly and helps many other impoverished families better their lives. [Gift:]

Output: Trio of Rabbits


Input: [Amount:] 30.00 [Description:] From Uganda to El Salvador, bees from Heifer International help struggling families earn income through the sale of honey, beeswax and pollen. Beehives require almost no space and, once established, are inexpensive to maintain. As bees search for nectar, they pollinate plants. Placed strategically, beehives can as much as double some fruit and vegetable yields. In this way, a beehive can be a boost to a whole village. [Gift:]

Output: Honeybees


Input: [Amount:] 20.00 [Description:] A flock of chicks can help families from Cameroon to the Caribbean add nourishing, life-sustaining eggs to their inadequate diets. The protein in just one egg is a nutritious gift for a hungry child. Protein-packed eggs from even a single chicken can make a life-saving difference. Heifer helps many hungry families with a starter flock of 10 to 50 chicks. A good hen can lay up to 200 eggs a year – plenty to eat, share or sell. Because chickens require little space and can thrive on readily available food scraps, families can make money from the birds without spending much. And chickens help control insects and fertilize gardens. [Gift:]

Output: Flock of Chicks


Input: [Amount:] 20.00 [Description:] Ducks are delightful creatures â€“ good for both people and the environment. Ducks add protein to a project partner’s diet from eating eggs, money in their pockets from selling eggs and ducks, and better crops in the fields, as ducks remove weeds and bugs and add fertilizer. In Xiang Qian, China, ducks are as much as tripling some families’ incomes. People like Zonglin Zhou began with a starter flock of ducklings, and now they manage hundreds of ducks that enable them to send their children to school and offer them secure futures. [Gift:]

Output: Flock of Ducks


Input: [Ticker] RCBRENTOIL [ISIN] AT0000489778 [Name]

Output: Brent Crude Oil Open end Investment Certificate


Input: [Ticker] RCCECE [ISIN] AT0000489034 [Name]

Output: CECE Open end Investment Certificate


Input: [Ticker] RCDJEUSTX50 [ISIN] AT0000A04QZ0 [Name]

Output: DJ EUROSTOXX 50 Open end Investment Certificate


Input: [Ticker] RCGOLD [ISIN] AT0000489398 [Name]

Output: Gold Open end Investment Certificate


Input: [Ticker] RCSETX [ISIN] AT0000A00BF2 [Name]

Output: SETX Open end Investment Certificate


Input: [Ticker] RCSP500 [ISIN] AT0000A07S87 [Name]

Output: S&P 500 Open end Investment Certificate


Input: [Mini Power] 110dB [Middle Power] 113dB [High Power] 118dB [Technical Data]

Output: Peak Value

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Input: [Mini Power] 105dB [Middle Power] 108dB [High Power] 113dB [Technical Data]

Output: Output at 1600Hz

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Input: [Mini Power] 30dB [Middle Power] 40dB [High Power] 50dB [Technical Data]

Output: Maximum Gain

RIC BTE Hearing Aids of Medical Equipments, View RIC BTE Hearing Aids, NewSound Product Details from Xiamen NewSound Technology Co., Ltd. on Alibaba.com


Input: [Mini Power] 25dB [Middle Power] 35dB [High Power] 45dB [Technical Data]

Output: Gain at 1600Hz

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Input: [Mini Power] 0.9mA [Middle Power] 1.0mA [High Power] 1.1mA [Technical Data]

Output: Battery Current

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Input: [Mini Power] 26dB [Middle Power] 26dB [High Power] 26dB [Technical Data]

Output: Equivalent Input Noise

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Input: [Mini Power] 1.5% [Middle Power] 1.5% [High Power] 2% [Technical Data]

Output: Total Harmonic Distortion

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Input: [Mini Power] 70dB [Middle Power] 80dB [High Power] 90dB [Technical Data]

Output: Fitting Range

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Input: [Nutrients and Herbs] Inositol [Presumed Mechanism of Action]

Output: Intracellular Second Mechanism

Alternative Treatments for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress - DrPodell


Input: [Nutrients and Herbs] S-Adenosyl Methionine (SAMe) [Presumed Mechanism of Action]

Output: Improves Methylation Pathways

Alternative Treatments for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress - DrPodell


Input: [Nutrients and Herbs] Fish Oil [Presumed Mechanism of Action]

Output: Omega-3 Essential Fatty Acid

Alternative Treatments for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress - DrPodell


Input: [Nutrients and Herbs] Tyrosine [Presumed Mechanism of Action]

Output: Amino Acid, body uses to make Norepinephrine and Dopamine

Alternative Treatments for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress - DrPodell


Input: [Nutrients and Herbs] Eliminate Wheat Gluten [Presumed Mechanism of Action]

Output: May apply if blood antibody test is abnormal

Alternative Treatments for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress - DrPodell


Input: [Nutrients and Herbs] Anti-Hypoglycemia Style Diet [Presumed Mechanism of Action]

Output: Mood Stabilizing Effect

Alternative Treatments for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress - DrPodell


Input: [Nutrients and Herbs] Folic Acid [Presumed Mechanism of Action]

Output: Improves Methylation Pathways

Alternative Treatments for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress - DrPodell


Input: [Nutrients and Herbs] Vitamin B12 [Presumed Mechanism of Action]

Output: Improves Methylation Pathways

Alternative Treatments for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress - DrPodell


Input: [Nutrients and Herbs] Tryptophan [Presumed Mechanism of Action]

Output: Amino Acid, body uses to make Serotonin

Alternative Treatments for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress - DrPodell


Input: [Nutrients and Herbs] L-Carnitine [Presumed Mechanism of Action]

Output: Improves mitochondrial energy metabolism

Alternative Treatments for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress - DrPodell


Input: [Nutrients and Herbs] Thiamine (Vitamin B1) [Presumed Mechanism of Action]

Output: May help energy pathways

Alternative Treatments for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress - DrPodell


Input: [Nutrients and Herbs] “Allergy” Elimination Diet [Presumed Mechanism of Action]

Output: May be helpful for some

Alternative Treatments for Depression, Anxiety, and Stress - DrPodell


Input: [Enzyme type] Pectinases [Trade name] PECLYVE PR [Application]

Output: Apple pulp/pomace treatment


Input: [Enzyme type] Pectinases [Trade name] PECLYVE PR plus [Application]

Output: Apple pulp/pomace treatment


Input: [Enzyme type] Pectinases [Trade name] PECLYVE PRYME [Application]

Output: Apple pulp/pomace treatment


Input: [Enzyme type] Pectinases [Trade name] PECLYVE CP [Application]

Output: Sour fruit juice clarification


Input: [Enzyme type] Pectinases [Trade name] PECLYVE FR Acid [Application]

Output: Klarowanie soku z owoców kwaśnych


Input: [Enzyme type] Pectinases [Trade name] PECLYVE FR [Application]

Output: Juice clarification


Input: [Enzyme type] Pectinases [Trade name] PECLYVE UF [Application]

Output: Ultrafiltration


Input: [Enzyme type] Pectinases and cellulases [Trade name] PECLYVE LI [Application]

Output: Vegetables liquefaction


Input: [Enzyme type] alpha-Amylases [Trade name] AMYLYVE TC super [Application]

Output: Starch degradation


Input: [Enzyme type] Pectinmethylesterase [Trade name] PECLYVE PME + [Application]

Output: Fruit hardening


Input: [Use] Hearing Aids, Pacemakers, Defibrillators, Fetal Monitors, Hofler Monitor, Pagers, Picker Caliber, Spirometer Alarm, Telemetry Transmitter, Temperature Alarm, Blood Analyzer [Equipment]

Output: Batteries Mercuric Oxide


Input: [Use] Temperature Measurement [Equipment]

Output: Thermometers


Input: [Use] Blood Pressure [Equipment]

Output: Sphgymomanometers


Input: [Use] Weather Conditions [Equipment]

Output: Barometers


Input: [Use] Hg is used as weight at the bottom of the tubes [Equipment]

Output: Esophageal Dilators Cantor Tubes Miller Abbot Tubes Feeding Tubes


Input: [Use] Laboratory Ovens (including Microwave Ovens), Nursing Incubators, Room, Temperature Controllers, Refrigerators, Relays, Switches (no noise switch used in patient rooms) [Equipment]

Output: Electrical Instruments


Input: [Use] Fluorescent Lamps, Metal Halide Lamps High Pressure Sodium Lamps Ultraviolet Lamps Cathode Ray tubes [Equipment]

Output: Lamps


Input: [Use] Sequential Multiple Analyzer (SMAC) AU 2000 [Equipment]

Output: Analytical Instruments using mercury chloride as reagent


Input: [Use] Mercury used as vibration dampener. [Equipment]

Output: Electron Microscope


Input: [Lens] Clear [Part No.] BIR-35A-007 [Benefit] Greatest Light Output [Application]

Output: General illumination

Birns XT120 Directional Light Model 5651


Input: [Lens] Clear, Deep [Part No.] BIR-35A-008 [Benefit] Greatest Light Output [Application]

Output: General illumination; Deep Submergence

Birns XT120 Directional Light Model 5651


Input: [Lens] Frosted [Part No.] BIR-35A-009 [Benefit] Diffuses Light Beam [Application]

Output: Excellent for Video or Film

Birns XT120 Directional Light Model 5651


Input: [Lens] Frosted, Deep [Part No.] BIR-35A-010 [Benefit] Diffuses Light Beam [Application]

Output: Video or Film; Deep Submergence

Birns XT120 Directional Light Model 5651


Input: [Lens] Blue [Part No.] BIR-35A-011 [Benefit] Matches Color Temperature of Daylight (5000 K) [Application]

Output: Reduces Backscatter in Murky Water; Good for Color Filming

Birns XT120 Directional Light Model 5651


Input: [Lens] Blue-Frosted [Part No.] BIR-35A-012 [Benefit] Diffuses Light Output and Increases Color to 5000 K [Application]

Output: Excellent for Color Filming, or Filming or Videotaping in Murky Water

Birns XT120 Directional Light Model 5651


Input: [Our Raw Materials] Pure Ascorbic Acid 90% Ascorbic Acid, with 10% Corn Starch and Lactos

Output: Vitamin C

The Dr. Clark Store Difference and Why It Matters

How it's reported in the supplement facts box


Input: [Our Raw Materials] Pure Vitamin D 0.1% Vitamin D dilution in a base of Dicalcium Phosphate, Lactose, Acacia, BHT, Sodium Benzoate, and Sorbic Acid

Output: Vitamin D

The Dr. Clark Store Difference and Why It Matters

How it's reported in the supplement facts box


Input: [Our Raw Materials] Pure Riboflavin 33% Riboflavin, with Mono- and Diglycerides of Fatty Acids surrounding each particle for better flow and flavor maskin

Output: Vitamin B2 (as Riboflavin)

The Dr. Clark Store Difference and Why It Matters

How it's reported in the supplement facts box


Input: [Our Raw Materials] Pure Vitamin B12 as Cyanocobalamin Cyanocobalamin (0.1% B-12 dilution in a base of Corn Starch with Sodium Benzoate and Sorbic Acid)

Output: Vitamin B12 (asCyanocobalamin)

The Dr. Clark Store Difference and Why It Matters

How it's reported in the supplement facts box


Input: [Our Raw Materials] Pure Biotin 1% Biotin diluted on a base of Dicalcium Phosphate, Lactose, Sodium Benzoate, and Sorbic Aci

Output: Biotin

The Dr. Clark Store Difference and Why It Matters

How it's reported in the supplement facts box


Input: [Our Raw Materials] Pure, Undiluted Pepsin Pepsin, standardized with Lactose

Output: Pepsin

The Dr. Clark Store Difference and Why It Matters

How it's reported in the supplement facts box


Input: [Our Raw Materials] Pure, Undiluted Pancreatin Bromelain, standardized with Lactose

Output: Pancreatin

The Dr. Clark Store Difference and Why It Matters

How it's reported in the supplement facts box


Input: [Our Raw Materials] Pure, Undiluted Bromelain Bromelain, standardized with Lactose

Output: Bromelain

The Dr. Clark Store Difference and Why It Matters

How it's reported in the supplement facts box


Input: [Our Raw Materials] Pure, Undiluted Papain Papain, standardized with Lactose

Output: Papain

The Dr. Clark Store Difference and Why It Matters

How it's reported in the supplement facts box


Input: [Benefits] For a mug that is designed to be impact resistant but with an elegant look, an acrylic mug offers you the best of both worlds. [Key Feature]

Output: Acrylic Coffee Mugs

Promotional Coffee Mugs - Custom Imprinted Items - Promotional Items


Input: [Benefits] Considered a classic with great logo exposure, a ceramic mug is a true value, often costing less than other types of coffee mugs. [Key Feature]

Output: Ceramic Coffee Mugs

Promotional Coffee Mugs - Custom Imprinted Items - Promotional Items


Input: [Benefits] Designed to fit in an automobiles cup holder and withstand daily use and commutes, travel mugs offer larger liquid capacity and also come with unique features such as built-in compartments, insulated walls to retain heat, specially-designed lids to make drinking more convenient, and much more. [Key Feature]

Output: Travel Mugs

Promotional Coffee Mugs - Custom Imprinted Items - Promotional Items


Input: [Benefits] Similar to travel mugs, coffee tumblers are also designed for daily commutes and are built to be durable for daily use. However, they do not have a handle, which makes them more lightweight and less bulky. [Key Feature]

Output: Coffee Tumblers

Promotional Coffee Mugs - Custom Imprinted Items - Promotional Items


Input: [Benefits] While a bit more expensive than conventional mugs, electric mugs are designed to keep coffee hot longer. With a built-in electrical cord, the mug is able to generate its own heat, keeping drinks hotter for longer periods of time. [Key Feature]

Output: Electric Coffee Mugs

Promotional Coffee Mugs - Custom Imprinted Items - Promotional Items


Input: [Benefits] Some coffee mugs can be customized to complement additional gifts such as a t-shirt, candy, or pens. [Key Feature]

Output: Gift Insert Coffee Mugs

Promotional Coffee Mugs - Custom Imprinted Items - Promotional Items


Input: [Benefits] With built-in anti-microbial technology, anti-bacterial coffee mugs prevent microbes from growing on the surface, thereby protecting the owner from common illnesses or bacteria. [Key Feature]

Output: Anti-Bacterial Coffee Mugs

Promotional Coffee Mugs - Custom Imprinted Items - Promotional Items


Input: [Item] Boots [Machine Washable] No [Machine Dry] No [Air Dry] No [Recommendations]

Frequently Asked Questions | K9 Carts The Pet Mobility Experts


Input: [Item] Canine Cooler [Machine Washable] No [Machine Dry] No [Air Dry] Yes [Recommendations]

Output: Wipe down with wet cloth if needed.

Frequently Asked Questions | K9 Carts The Pet Mobility Experts


Input: [Item] Cooler Sheet [Machine Washable] Yes [Machine Dry] Yes [Air Dry] Yes [Recommendations]

Frequently Asked Questions | K9 Carts The Pet Mobility Experts


Input: [Item] Female Diapers [Machine Washable] Yes [Machine Dry] Yes [Air Dry] Yes [Recommendations]

Frequently Asked Questions | K9 Carts The Pet Mobility Experts


Input: [Item] Male Wraps [Machine Washable] Hand-Washable [Machine Dry] No [Air Dry] Yes [Recommendations]

Output: Use sanitary or hygiene pads.

Frequently Asked Questions | K9 Carts The Pet Mobility Experts


Input: [Item] Protect-A-Pet [Machine Washable] Yes [Machine Dry] Yes [Air Dry] Yes [Recommendations]

Output: Use sanitary or hygiene pads.

Frequently Asked Questions | K9 Carts The Pet Mobility Experts


Input: [Item] Slings [Machine Washable] Yes [Machine Dry] No [Air Dry] Yes [Recommendations]

Frequently Asked Questions | K9 Carts The Pet Mobility Experts


Input: [True or False] 1 False [Statement]

Output: Heating an object always increases its temperature. False. Heat is a process of energy transfer that naturally occurs between objects with different temperatures. The heat flow transfers energy from the higher temperature object to the lower temperature object. Temperature is proportional to the average thermal kinetic energy of the molecules in a substance. Ice at zero degrees Celsius can absorb heat from warm surroundings and become water at zero degrees Celsius. Steam (water vapor) at 100 degrees Celsius can lose heat to cooler surroundings and become water at 100 degrees Celsius. In both these cases where there is a change of phase of a substance, energy absorbing or releasing processes occur that do not affect the molecular thermal motion. So the temperature of the ice/water/steam remains the same.


Input: [True or False] 2 false [Statement]

Output: A hot cup of coffee absorbs cold from the room. False. Cold (as well as heat) is not a substance that is transferred between objects. Heat is a process that occurs naturally. Energy is transferred from a higher temperature system to a lower temperature system. A warm object has more molecular thermal (random kinetic) energy than the same object is cold. Over time, the hot cup of coffee loses energy as it transfers some of its energy to the cooler surroundings. It will continue to transfer heat until it reaches equilibrium: the temperature of the coffee and room become the same.


Input: [True or False] 3 False [Statement]

Output: Ice made from fresh water always has a temperature of zero degrees Celsius. False. At standard atmospheric pressure, fresh water freezes at zero degrees Celsius. The temperature of the ice can drop below zero degrees Celsius if it is exposed to a surrounding environment where temperatures are below zero degrees Celsius.


Input: [True or False] 4 True [Statement]

Output: Melting snow cools the nearby air. True. To change from solid (ice) to liquid (water), the snow has to increase its thermal energy by absorbing heat from its surroundings including the air. The changes from solid to liquid, liquid to gas and solid to gas are phase changes that require added energy. The opposite processes (liquid to solid, gas to liquid, gas to solid) are phase changes that release energy. Water vapor (gas) condensing to water droplets (liquid) forms clouds and can release energy.


Input: [True or False] 5 False [Statement]

Output: Consider a sample of water at 20 degrees Celsius. If its temperature decreases by a few degrees, its volume will increase. False. Reducing the temperature of water will reduce the average thermal energy of its molecules. Slowing this random, jiggling motion will slightly reduce the volume of the water.


Input: [True or False] 6 True [Statement]

Output: Consider a sample of water at 20 degrees Celsius. If its temperature increases by a few degrees, its density will decrease. True. The density of a substance is the mass of the substance divided by its volume. Raising the temperature has no effect on mass. But the increased thermal energy will cause the sample to expand. The higher temperature is an indicator of increased, thermal molecular movement. If volume increases and mass stays the same, the density of the substance will decrease.


Input: [True or False] 7 False [Statement]

Output: Increasing temperature causes all substances to expand (increase volume). False. Many substances follow this rule but not all. Some substances do contract when their temperature increases within a range of temperatures. One of the most important (and common) example of this behavior happens when water is near its freezing temperature of zero degrees Celsius. As the temperature of heated water rises from zero to 4 degrees Celsius, it contracts. As water cools from 4 degrees Celsius to zero degrees Celsius and becomes ice, it expands. The ice is therefore less dense than water floats. This volume change explains why ice first forms on the surface and not the bottom of bodies of water.


Input: [True or False] 8 True [Statement]

Output: Sometimes when you step out of a shower or rub alcohol on your skin, your skin feels cool. This is mostly due to liquid evaporating from the skin. True. Evaporation is a process where molecules escape from the surface of a substance. Since the higher speed molecules are more likely to have enough energy to escape, evaporation reduces the average thermal energy of a substance and thus its temperature. Slow molecules are less able to escape because they lack the kinetic energy to overcome the effects of weak molecular attractive forces at the surface. The human body's mechanism for controlling its temperature is sweat. On a hot day, you sweat more and this helps to cool the body. This mechanism works best when the air is dry (low humidity). On a very humid day, the air is nearly saturated with water vapor and evaporation of liquid water from the skin is slowed.


Input: [True or False] 9 False [Statement]

Output: Life preservers help people to float because they make them weigh less. False. The lightweight material of the life preserver (perhaps foam, cork or air) has a low density - relatively small mass distributed over a relatively large volume. This large volume means that the density of the life preserver and person will be significantly less that the density of the person alone in the water. The increased volume (with little increase in mass) is capable of displacing more water and so the person plus life preserver can float on the surface. To float, the weight of water displaced by an object must equal the weight of the object. The life preserver increases the amount of water that the person can displace.


Input: [True or False] 10 True [Statement]

Output: Seawater is denser than fresh water. A boat sailing from fresh water to salt water will float higher in the water. True. The seawater is denser so the boat has to displace less seawater than fresh water in order to equal its weight. So the boat will float higher in seawater.


Input: [True or False] 100 [Statement]

Output: Overall Score (%)


Input: [Feature] Designers have the capability of arranging sidewall columns that are straight or columns with the more economical tapered section. [Benefit]

Output: Flexible design providing for maximum utilization of interior space.

Empire Steel Buildings | Building Systems | Gable Symmetrical


Input: [Feature] Our plant fabricates all main framing in accordance with the company's strict AISC quality certification guidelines. [Benefit]

Output: The benefit of the quality fabrication practice of Empire is the reduction in building assembly labor, and subsequently lower erection cost.

Empire Steel Buildings | Building Systems | Gable Symmetrical


Input: [Feature] Interior support columns available as either pipe sections or H sections. [Benefit]

Output: Wider buildings are feasible more economically.

Empire Steel Buildings | Building Systems | Gable Symmetrical


Input: [Feature] Empire Steel frames come with welded subassemblies. Roof purlin support plates and wall girt support plates are factory welded to the main frames. [Benefit]

Output: Saves erection time and increases the overall stiffness of the building.

Empire Steel Buildings | Building Systems | Gable Symmetrical


Input: [Feature] Purlins are supported laterally by the welded plates. [Benefit]

Output: Reduces the amount of purlin roll experienced under heavy loading.

Empire Steel Buildings | Building Systems | Gable Symmetrical


Input: [Feature] Empire Steel furnishes all structural bolts with a corrosion protective plating. [Benefit]

Output: Improves the appearance of the building and helps to speed up erection process, and no more rusted bolts to contend with.

Empire Steel Buildings | Building Systems | Gable Symmetrical


Input: [Feature] Frames are prefabricated as much as possible. [Benefit]

Output: Eliminates costly field work needed to "customize" the frames for specific building configurations.

Empire Steel Buildings | Building Systems | Gable Symmetrical


Input: [Feature] Endwall frames can be simple post and beam type construction, or can be built with a full interior type rigid frame to accommodate future expansion. [Benefit]

Output: Endwalls are furnished in a variety of configurations, again with the flexibility to meet any need.

Empire Steel Buildings | Building Systems | Gable Symmetrical


Input: [supplement & summary] Glucosamine. Like chondroitin sulfate, known as being “good for cartilage.” An abundant monosaccharide (amino sugar) and a building block of proteins and fats, especially in cell walls. Made commercially by extracting it from crustacean exoskeletons as a supplement used to treat osteoarthritis (especially hips and knees) via alleged anti-inflammatory and other happy effects on cartilage. [safety] probably safe at recommended doses, possible pancreatic damage with more7 [more information] Examine.com, Wikipedia, QuackWatch and the book Snake Oil Science (Bausell) [effectiveness]

Output: low plausibility, no good research news in general,34 and it notably bombed two particularly good new tests in 2010,56 benefits for osteoarthritis possibly real but barely clinically significant, like “taking a car from 40mpg to 42mpg” (Examine.com editor Sol Orwell)


Input: [supplement & summary] Creatine. Marketed as “nature’s muscle builder” and an energy-boosting performance enhancer. A form of stored energy for muscles, primarily used by athletes and bodybuilders. The most legitimate sports supplement. [safety] no serious safety concerns [more information] Examine.com has an extremely detailed & heavily referenced creatine page [effectiveness]

Output: heavily studied, and the only major nutraceutical that probably works as advertised


Input: [supplement & summary] Chondroitin sulfate. Known as being “good for cartilage” because it is major component of cartilage, and it has much in common with glucosamine (they are often sold together). Chondroitin sulfate is chemically complex, and it’s almost impossible to know what you’re really getting. [safety] “well tolerated for up to three years,” but many known rare and minor side effects [more information] Wikipedia [effectiveness]

Output: heavily studied, but no clear good news,8 and a huge slam from the NEJM in 20069


Input: [supplement & summary] Whey protein. Mixture of globular proteins isolated from whey, the liquid material created as a by-product of cheese production. Prized by athletes as a protein source to aid in building muscle. Wild speculation that it also has anti-inflammatory properties. [safety] numerous side effects and safety concerns [effectiveness]

Output: no controversy regarding bodybuilding benefits, but almost no data at all about anti-inflammatory effects


Input: [supplement & summary] Glutamine & Arginine. Abundant but non-essential amino acids (protein building blocks), mainly stored in muscle. Depleted in the critically ill, glutamine is used medically to aid tissue repair. Athletes and bodybuilders imagine running low on these substances after harsh workouts and hope “topping them up” will help repair/build muscle. See detailed section below for much more. Both of these amino acids have a mess of barely understood properties which might be relevant to exercise performance and recovery,10 such as anti-inflammatory effect,11 stimulation of growth hormone production,12 or dilating blood vessels.13 [safety] both are generally well tolerated, but have long lists of possible side effects and numerous safety concerns for chronic supplementation: “neurological effects were the most frequently observed” problems with glutamine14, and arginine is “associated with death in certain groups of heart patients”15 [more information] no good sources known16 [effectiveness]

Output: nearly unstudied in the context of athletic performance and recovery, some promising scraps of basic science only; conflicting evidence even for medical use with critically ill patients


Input: [supplement & summary] Collagen. Extremely abundant proteinacious building block of connective tissue, currently popular as an arthritis treatment in the form of products like Genacol. Usually used for skin and nails. However, assuming extra collagen is helpful in any way, it is probably impossible to get it by eating it in the form of a supplement.17 [safety] probably safe — it’s just protein, and already a major component of other foods — but unstudied [more information] Scott Gavura’s collagen review for ScienceBasedMedicine.org [effectiveness]

Output: extremely limited and poor quality evidence


Input: [supplement & summary] Turmeric/curcumin. Curcumin is the biologically active part of turmeric. Many health benefits claimed, including anti-inflammatory effects. [safety] possibly safe, minor digestive side effects most likely [more information] Wikipedia [effectiveness]

Output: evidence too limited to be even suggestive


Input: [supplement & summary] Bromelain. A pineapple enzyme, better known as a meat tenderizer, that may also have anti-inflammatory properties. [safety] possibly safe, minor digestive side effects most likely [more information] eCAM [effectiveness]

Output: limited but somewhat promising


Input: [supplement & summary] Protandim. Patented “blend of phytonutrients” from a multi-level marketing company, with slick marketing emphasizing anti-aging effects … which should set off every caveat emptor alarm you’ve got. The product allegedly treats pain and inflammation via antioxidant effects and “activating” the Nrf2 protein. [safety] mostly unstudied, unknown [more information] a good overview on ScienceBasedMedicine.org,1819 Wikipedia [effectiveness]

Output: a handful of test-tube and animal studies, no human studies related to pain at all, only two (irrelevant and negative) human studies


Input: [PlayFoam] PlayFoam is ready to use right out of the package. No messy mixing or stirring. [Other products]

Output: The other brand is not ready to use right out of the package. It requires messy mixing and stirring to blend the color.

Playfoam & Smencils : BRAIN-athon Emporium: Let Your Brain Run Free!


Input: [PlayFoam] PlayFoam NEVER dries out or hardens -- even when left out! [Other products]

Output: Others harden when left out of the package overnight. It is a one-use product.

Playfoam & Smencils : BRAIN-athon Emporium: Let Your Brain Run Free!


Input: [PlayFoam] PlayFoam is totally reusable. Use it over and over again to create hundreds of fun projects and sculptures. [Other products]

Output: The other brand is NOT reusable unless you immediately replace it in the container and tightly replace the lid.

Playfoam & Smencils : BRAIN-athon Emporium: Let Your Brain Run Free!


Input: [PlayFoam] PlayFoam feels great to the touch -- never sticky or gooey. Doesn’t stick to hands, table, clothing or floor and it does not shed its tiny microbeads. [Other products]

Output: Other products feel sticky and gooey to the touch. Its micro beads and gooey glue stick to hands and other surfaces.

Playfoam & Smencils : BRAIN-athon Emporium: Let Your Brain Run Free!


Input: [PlayFoam] PlayFoam has no unpleasant odor. [Other products]

Output: Others have an unpleasant odor.

Playfoam & Smencils : BRAIN-athon Emporium: Let Your Brain Run Free!


Input: [PlayFoam] PlayFoam is AFFORDABLE. It costs much less than the competition. The Play Foam pack includes six big blocks of foam. [Other products]

Output: Others are more expensive. One tub (equal to one bar of PlayFoam) retails for about $7.00. You would need to spend $42.00 to get the equivalent amount of PlayFoam.

Playfoam & Smencils : BRAIN-athon Emporium: Let Your Brain Run Free!


Input: [2] Leakage of small amounts of urine during physical movement (coughing, sneezing, exercising). [0]

Output: Stress

Incontinence and Multiple Sclerosis - Multiple Sclerosis


Input: [2] Leakage of large amounts of urine at unexpected times, including during sleep. [0]

Output: Urge

Incontinence and Multiple Sclerosis - Multiple Sclerosis


Input: [2] Urination with frequency and urgency, with or without urge incontinence. [0]

Output: Overactive Bladder

Incontinence and Multiple Sclerosis - Multiple Sclerosis


Input: [2] Untimely urination because of physical disability, external obstacles, or problems in thinking or communicating that prevent a person from reaching a toilet. [0]

Output: Functional

Incontinence and Multiple Sclerosis - Multiple Sclerosis


Input: [2] Unexpected leakage of small amounts of urine because of a full bladder. [0]

Output: Overflow

Incontinence and Multiple Sclerosis - Multiple Sclerosis


Input: [2] Usually the occurrence of stress and urge incontinence together. [0]

Output: Mixed

Incontinence and Multiple Sclerosis - Multiple Sclerosis


Input: [2] Leakage that occurs temporarily because of a situation that will pass (infection, taking a new medication, colds with coughing). [0]

Output: Transient

Incontinence and Multiple Sclerosis - Multiple Sclerosis


Input: [Characteristics] Definition [COPD] Narrowing or constriction of the airways due to inflammation lung airways or damage in the small airways and the alveoli (air sacs) of the lungs. [Asthma]

Output: Constriction of lung airways due bronchospasm.

Difference Between Asthma and COPD | Difference Between | Asthma vs COPD


Input: [Characteristics] Etiology [COPD] Smoking is the number one cause of COPD, but it is also associated with, excessive exposure to environmental pollutants (It develops as a result of faulty lifestyle) [Asthma]

Output: Asthma is usually hereditary or associated with autoimmune conditions and triggered by exposure to allergens.

Difference Between Asthma and COPD | Difference Between | Asthma vs COPD


Input: [Characteristics] Distinct differences [COPD] In COPD, signs and symptoms are consistent. The damages in the airways are permanent and irreversible and sometimes bronchodilators have little or no effect. [Asthma]

Output: Asthma symptoms are intermittent and the effects are reversible through bronchodilators.

Difference Between Asthma and COPD | Difference Between | Asthma vs COPD


Input: [Characteristics] Prevalence [COPD] Symptoms are generated inside the respiratory system itself and can be aggravated by a secondary infection. [Asthma]

Output: Asthma attacks usually occur due to external factors over which you have little or no control – allergens, physical exertion, pollutants, weather etc.

Difference Between Asthma and COPD | Difference Between | Asthma vs COPD


Input: [Characteristics] Signs and Symptoms [COPD] Difficulty of breathing/ Breathlessness Chest tightness Wheezing Excessive mucous production Chronic Productive Cough *Symptoms may come and go, but it becomes pertinent as time passes and usually accompanied by recurrent pulmonary infections. [Asthma]

Output: Difficulty of breathing/ Shortness of breath Chest tightness Wheezing Coughing Sneezing Excessive mucous production

Difference Between Asthma and COPD | Difference Between | Asthma vs COPD


Input: [Characteristics] Treatment [COPD] Bronchodilators Antibiotics if associated with lung infection Breathing exercises (pursed lip and diaphragmatic breathing) Corticosteroids [Asthma]

Output: Bronchodilators Breathing exercises (pursed lip and diaphragmatic breathing) Corticosteriods

Difference Between Asthma and COPD | Difference Between | Asthma vs COPD


Input: [SKU] GB90H00-EY [Color] Black [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H00 [Color] Black [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H00-K-EY [Color] Black [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H00-K [Color] Black [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H00-W-EY [Color] Black [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H00-W [Color] Black [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H00-P-EY [Color] Black [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H00-P [Color] Black [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H00-P-K-EY [Color] Black [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H00-P-K [Color] Black [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H00-P-W-EY [Color] Black [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H00-P-W [Color] Black [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H02-EY [Color] Red [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H02 [Color] Red [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H02-K-EY [Color] Red [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H02-K [Color] Red [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H02-W-EY [Color] Red [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H02-W [Color] Red [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H02-P-EY [Color] Red [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H02-P [Color] Red [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H02-P-K-EY [Color] Red [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H02-P-K [Color] Red [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H02-P-W-EY [Color] Red [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H02-P-W [Color] Red [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H04-EY [Color] Yellow [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H04 [Color] Yellow [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H04-K-EY [Color] Yellow [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H04-K [Color] Yellow [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H04-W-EY [Color] Yellow [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H04-W [Color] Yellow [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H04-P-EY [Color] Yellow [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H04-P [Color] Yellow [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H04-P-K-EY [Color] Yellow [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H04-P-K [Color] Yellow [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H04-P-W-EY [Color] Yellow [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H04-P-W [Color] Yellow [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14-EY [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14 [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14-K-EY [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14-K [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14-W-EY [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14-W [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14-P-EY [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14-P [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14-P-K-EY [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14-P-K [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14-P-W-EY [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] EMERGENCY [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14-P-W [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] TELEPHONE [Door Lock]

Output: Metal Push Latch with Keys

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H-14-SP-LL [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Spring Loaded [Text] None [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [SKU] GB90H14-LL [Color] Grey [Door Hinge] Standard [Text] None [Door Lock]

Output: Plastic Push Latch

Weather Resistant Phone Enclosure, Allen Tel Telephone Enclosures - AllenTelProducts.com


Input: [Auto Experts] Car Lockout Services [Business] Installations & repairs [Homes]

Output: Deadbolt & lockset installed

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] Mobile locksmith & Keys made on Site [Business] Lockouts & evictions [Homes]

Output: Padlocks keyed to most house keys

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] Keys cut by code [Business] Rekeys & combination changes [Homes]

Output: Digital Locks

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] Transponder Keys [Business] Cylinders Change [Homes]

Output: Decorative hardware

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] High Security Locks [Business] Commercial Locks [Homes]

Output: Lockout Services

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] High Security Car Keys & Laser Cut Keys [Business] Master Key Systems [Homes]

Output: Locks Rekey

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] Keys Duplicated [Business] Master key chart maintenance [Homes]

Output: Master Key Systems

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] Program & duplicate transponder keys [Business] Grade 1 hardware [Homes]

Output: High security locks installations

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] Motorcycle Keys [Business] Access Control [Homes]

Output: Medeco Locks

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] Repair & rekey car locks [Business] Key control for condominium & apartment perimeters [Homes]

Output: Gates and Patio Door Locks

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] Ignition Lock Replace [Business] Key less entry [Homes]

Output: Combination Locks

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] Keys Made for Door Locks [Business] Keys made [Homes]

Output: Sliding Door Locks

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] Remote Control [Business] Door closer & continuous hinges [Homes]

Output: Mortise Locks

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] Keyless entry remotes control & programming [Business] Buzzer Systems; Electric Strike [Homes]

Output: Keyless Entry

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [Auto Experts] Broken key extractions [Business] Desk & File Cabinet Locks [Homes]

Output: Safes and Vaults

Automotive and Commercial Locksmith | Auto experts, Homes and Business


Input: [0] Size [LED] Thinner and lighter [CCFL]

Output: Thicker and heavier

Backlights Explained: LED, LCD, and CCFL - what do these mean?


Input: [0] Cost [LED] More expensive, but are becoming more affordable as more laptop manufacturers are using LED backlights [CCFL]

Output: Cheaper and more cost effective

Backlights Explained: LED, LCD, and CCFL - what do these mean?


Input: [0] Power [LED] Lower power consumption and heat generation [CCFL]

Output: Higher power consumption and heat generation

Backlights Explained: LED, LCD, and CCFL - what do these mean?


Input: [0] Brightness [LED] Generally higher brightness [CCFL]

Output: Lower brightness

Backlights Explained: LED, LCD, and CCFL - what do these mean?


Input: [0] Finish [LED] Available in Matte or Glossy [CCFL]

Output: Available in Matte or Glossy

Backlights Explained: LED, LCD, and CCFL - what do these mean?


Input: [0] Lifespan [LED] Last longer than CCFL's [CCFL]

Output: Shorter lifespan

Backlights Explained: LED, LCD, and CCFL - what do these mean?


Input: [Gene] http://mips.gsf.de/cgi-bin/proj/thal/get_entry?k10d20+At3g20480 [Biological Process] lipid A biosynthesis [Molecular Function] tetraacyldisaccharide 4'kinase activity [Location]

Output: membrane

Margarete Müller: Arabidopsis root hair development in adaptation to  iron and phosphate supply


Input: [Gene] http://mips.gsf.de/cgi-bin/proj/thal/get_entry?k10d20+At3g20490 [Biological Process] unknown [Molecular Function] unknown [Location]

Output: unknown

Margarete Müller: Arabidopsis root hair development in adaptation to  iron and phosphate supply


Input: [Gene] http://mips.gsf.de/cgi-bin/proj/thal/get_entry?k10d20+At3g20520 [Biological Process] glycerol metabolism [Molecular Function] glycerophosphodiester phosphodiesterase activity [Location]

Output: anchored to membrane

Margarete Müller: Arabidopsis root hair development in adaptation to  iron and phosphate supply


Input: [Gene] http://mips.gsf.de/cgi-bin/proj/thal/get_entry?k10d20+At3g20530 [Biological Process] protein amino acid phosphorylation, [Molecular Function] ATP binding, serine/threonine kinase activity, tyrosine kinase activity [Location]

Output: mitochondrion

Margarete Müller: Arabidopsis root hair development in adaptation to  iron and phosphate supply


Input: [Gene] http://mips.gsf.de/cgi-bin/proj/thal/get_entry?k10d20+At3g20540 [Biological Process] DNA replication [Molecular Function] 3'-5' exonuclease activity, DNA binding, DNA-directed DNA polymerase activity [Location]

Output: chloroplast, mitochondrion

Margarete Müller: Arabidopsis root hair development in adaptation to  iron and phosphate supply


Input: [Gene] http://mips.gsf.de/cgi-bin/proj/thal/get_entry?k10d20+At3g20560 [Biological Process] unknown protein [Molecular Function] electron carrier activity, protein disulfide oxidoreductase activity [Location]

Output: unknown

Margarete Müller: Arabidopsis root hair development in adaptation to  iron and phosphate supply


Input: [Gene] http://mips.gsf.de/cgi-bin/proj/thal/get_entry?k10d20+At3g20570 [Biological Process] electron transport [Molecular Function] copper ion binding, electron carrier activity [Location]

Output: predicted GPI-anchored protein

Margarete Müller: Arabidopsis root hair development in adaptation to  iron and phosphate supply


Input: [Gene] http://mips.gsf.de/cgi-bin/proj/thal/get_entry?k10d20+At3g20580 [Biological Process] unknown [Molecular Function] unknown, phytochelatin synthase related [Location]

Output: predicted GPI-anchored protein

Margarete Müller: Arabidopsis root hair development in adaptation to  iron and phosphate supply


Input: [Gene] http://mips.gsf.de/cgi-bin/proj/thal/get_entry?k10d20+At3g20600 [Biological Process] defence response to bacteria and fungi, [Molecular Function] non-race specific disease resistance protein (NDR1), signal transduction activity [Location]

Output: membrane

Margarete Müller: Arabidopsis root hair development in adaptation to  iron and phosphate supply


Input: [Gene] http://mips.gsf.de/cgi-bin/proj/thal/get_entry?k10d20+At3g20620 [Biological Process] unknown protein [Molecular Function] F-box protein interaction domain, F-box family protein-related [Location]

Output: mitochondrion

Margarete Müller: Arabidopsis root hair development in adaptation to  iron and phosphate supply


Input: [Gene] http://mips.gsf.de/cgi-bin/proj/thal/get_entry?f3h11+At3g20640 [Biological Process] putative bHLH transcription factor (bHLH123) [Molecular Function] transciption factor activity [Location]

Output: chloroplast

Margarete Müller: Arabidopsis root hair development in adaptation to  iron and phosphate supply


Input: [Import] Import [HS Code] 39011001 [Product Description]

Output: I. primary forms liner low density polyethylene ll1002kw

P. P. Products Pvt. Ltd, Archana Complex, 37/12-1,4th Cross,, Lalbagh Road,, Bangalore. buyers and suppliers.


Input: [Import] Import [HS Code] 39011009 [Product Description]

Output: I. primary forms linear low density polyethylene ll 1001 kw

P. P. Products Pvt. Ltd, Archana Complex, 37/12-1,4th Cross,, Lalbagh Road,, Bangalore. buyers and suppliers.


Input: [Import] Import [HS Code] 39011010 [Product Description]

Output: I. primary forms linear low density polyethylene 1002kw

P. P. Products Pvt. Ltd, Archana Complex, 37/12-1,4th Cross,, Lalbagh Road,, Bangalore. buyers and suppliers.


Input: [Import] Import [HS Code] 39012000 [Product Description]

Output: I. primary forms high density polyethylene hta001hd

P. P. Products Pvt. Ltd, Archana Complex, 37/12-1,4th Cross,, Lalbagh Road,, Bangalore. buyers and suppliers.


Input: [Import] Import [HS Code] 39021000 [Product Description]

Output: Polymers of propylene or of other olefins, in primary forms polypropylene 1304e1

P. P. Products Pvt. Ltd, Archana Complex, 37/12-1,4th Cross,, Lalbagh Road,, Bangalore. buyers and suppliers.


Input: [Import] Import [HS Code] 39041010 [Product Description]

Output: Polymers of vinyl chloride or of other halogenated olefins, in primary forms polyvinyl chloride resin shintech se950

P. P. Products Pvt. Ltd, Archana Complex, 37/12-1,4th Cross,, Lalbagh Road,, Bangalore. buyers and suppliers.


Input: [Import] Import [HS Code] 39041090 [Product Description]

Output: Polymers of vinyl chloride or of other halogenated olefins, in primary forms polyvinyl chloride resin s 67-04

P. P. Products Pvt. Ltd, Archana Complex, 37/12-1,4th Cross,, Lalbagh Road,, Bangalore. buyers and suppliers.


Input: [Import] Import [HS Code] 39042210 [Product Description]

Output: Polymers of vinyl chloride or of other halogenated olefins, in primary forms polyvinyl chloride resin shintech se950

P. P. Products Pvt. Ltd, Archana Complex, 37/12-1,4th Cross,, Lalbagh Road,, Bangalore. buyers and suppliers.


Input: [Benefit] Leaves a distinctive citrus odour [Feature]

Output: Clean lemon perfume


Input: [Benefit] Removes nicotine stains, dirt, & ingrain soiling [Feature]

Output: General purpose cleaner


Input: [Benefit] Use on all washable surfaces [Feature]

Output: Quick acting


Input: [Benefit] Protects against everyday stains [Feature]

Output: Unique formula contains stain guard


Input: [Benefit] Use on wood, glass, plastic, steel, mirrors, paintwork, tiles & enamel [Feature]

Output: Quick & smear free


Input: [Benefit] Keeps dust away longer [Feature]

Output: Anti-static dust guard


Input: [Drug] Atenolol [Pharmacological Class] b-adrenergic blocker [Anti-claim statement] Risk of bronchoconstriction is there (27) [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: No risk of bronchoconstriction

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Betahistine [Pharmacological Class] H3-receptor antagonist [Anti-claim statement] The study quoted by the advertisement shows the characterization of histamine receptors in vascular tissue (28) [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: Improves neurotransmission in brain

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Betahistine [Pharmacological Class] H3-receptor antagonist [Anti-claim statement] The study quoted by the advertisement does not support the claim (29) [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: Does not sedate

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Calcium supplement [Pharmacological Class] Nutritional supplement [Anti-claim statement] Lack of evidence [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: Controls and prevents typical disorders of pregnancy: low back pains, leg cramps, lower abdominal pain

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Famotidine [Pharmacological Class] H2 receptor antagonist [Anti-claim statement] Cimetidine and ranititidine are more economical in Pakistan [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: The most economical anti-ulcer in Pakistan

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Fosfomycin [Pharmacological Class] Antibiotic [Anti-claim statement] Significant drug interactions (30) [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: No drug interaction

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Lisinopril [Pharmacological Class] ACE inhibitor [Anti-claim statement] Are captopril or enalapril etc. fake inhibitors of ACE? [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: The real ACE inhibitor

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Liv. 52 DS [Pharmacological Class] A food supplement [Anti-claim statement] We could not find any approval on the website of FDA [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: FDA approved for hepatoprotection

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Loratadine [Pharmacological Class] H1-receptor antagonist [Anti-claim statement] Lack of evidence [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: Provides alertness

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Mecobalamin [Anti-claim statement] Lack of evidence [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: Recommended in low back pain

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Methotrexate [Pharmacological Class] Anti-metabolite [Anti-claim statement] Frequently associated with bone marrow suppression and hepatotoxicity (31-34) [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: Rarely associated with side effects like bone marrow suppression and acute disturbances of liver functions

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Micronized purified flavonoidic fraction [Anti-claim statement] Lack of evidence [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: A decisive therapeutic benefit in acute hemorrhoidal attacks

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Naproxen [Pharmacological Class] NSAID [Anti-claim statement] Lack of evidence [Remark] False / exaggerated [Claim]

Output: Is about 20 times more effective than aspirin, ibuprofen

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Nimesulide [Pharmacological Class] COX 2 inhibitor [Anti-claim statement] Although few but significant drug interactions have been described (35) [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: No drug interactions

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Promethazine + pholcodine cough suppressant [Pharmacological Class] Anti-histamine/opioid [Anti-claim statement] Lack of evidence [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: Reduces bronchial congestion and spasm of whooping cough

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Drug] Terazosin [Pharmacological Class] a-adrenergic blocker [Anti-claim statement] Prazosin and doxazosin are other selective blockers [Remark] False [Claim]

Output: The only selective blocker of a1-receptors

Critical evaluation of the claims made by pharmaceutical companies in drug promotional material in Pakistan


Input: [Product Code] ECO1 [Price] R [3] More Info [Description]

Output: Economical Eco-Friendly Dedicated Servers

Hyperlink Internet - Complete Product Listing


Input: [Product Code] HOST003 [Price] R [3] More Info [Description]

Output: Enterprise Hosting

Hyperlink Internet - Complete Product Listing


Input: [Product Code] HOST001 [Price] R [3] More Info [Description]

Output: Personal Hosting

Hyperlink Internet - Complete Product Listing


Input: [Product Code] LIST01 [Price] R [3] More Info [Description]

Output: September 2011 Server Price lists

Hyperlink Internet - Complete Product Listing


Input: [Product Code] HOST002 [Price] R [3] More Info [Description]

Output: SMBE Hosting

Hyperlink Internet - Complete Product Listing


Input: [Product Code] NND1 [Price] R [3] More Info [Description]

Output: Specialized Network Neutral Dedicated Server

Hyperlink Internet - Complete Product Listing


Input: [Ideal Vegetables:] Tomatoes [Ideal Plants:]

Output: Spider Plant


Input: [Ideal Vegetables:] Cucumbers [Ideal Plants:]

Output: Lipstick Plant


Input: [Ideal Vegetables:] Melons [Ideal Plants:]

Output: Pothos


Input: [Ideal Vegetables:] Pumpkins [Ideal Plants:]

Output: Umbrella Plant


Input: [Ideal Vegetables:] Gourds [Ideal Plants:]

Output: Rubber Plant


Input: [Ideal Vegetables:] Winter Squash [Ideal Plants:]

Output: Peace Lily


Input: [Ideal Vegetables:] Pole Beans [Ideal Plants:]

Output: Wedding Vine


Input: [Ideal Vegetables:] Peas [Ideal Plants:]

Output: Button Fern


Input: [Ideal Plants:]

Output: Crotons


Input: [0] Corrosion resistance [Aluminum] Fair [Wood] Poor [Vinyl] High [Fiberglass]

Output: Superior


Input: [0] Durability [Aluminum] High [Wood] Low [Vinyl] Fair [Fiberglass]

Output: Superior


Input: [0] Weight [Aluminum] Light [Wood] Heavy [Vinyl] Moderate [Fiberglass]

Output: Light


Input: [0] Warping [Aluminum] None [Wood] High [Vinyl] Moderate [Fiberglass]


Input: [0] Electric Conductivity [Aluminum] High [Wood] When wet [Vinyl] None [Fiberglass]


Input: [0] Thermal Insulation [Aluminum] Poor [Wood] Fair [Vinyl] High [Fiberglass]

Output: High


Input: [0] Strength [Aluminum] High [Wood] Fair [Vinyl] Low [Fiberglass]

Output: High


Input: [0] Finishing [Aluminum] Stable [Wood] Required [Vinyl] Stable [Fiberglass]

Output: Stable


Input: [0] Impact Resistance [Aluminum] High [Wood] Low [Vinyl] Low [Fiberglass]

Output: High


Input: [0] Cost [Aluminum] Low [Wood] High [Vinyl] Low [Fiberglass]

Output: High


Input: [0] Life Expectancy [Aluminum] High [Wood] Low [Vinyl] High [Fiberglass]

Output: High


Input: [0] Fire Resistance [Aluminum] High [Wood] Low [Vinyl] Low [Fiberglass]

Output: Fair


Input: [0] Dimensional Accuracies [Aluminum] High [Wood] Low [Vinyl] Fair [Fiberglass]

Output: High


Input: [0] Energy Required to Produce [Aluminum] High [Wood] Low [Vinyl] High [Fiberglass]

Output: Low


Input: [0] Resources [Aluminum] Abundant [Wood] Renewable [Vinyl] Limited [Fiberglass]

Output: Abundant


Input: [0] Service Cost [Aluminum] Low [Wood] High [Vinyl] Low [Fiberglass]

Output: Fair


Input: [Class:] Chondrichthyes: [Example:]

Output: Fish with cartilaginous skeletons No gill cover No swim bladder

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Input: [Class:] Osteichthyes: [Example:]

Output: Fish with bony skeleton Scales Gill cover Swim bladder present

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Input: [Class:] Amphibia: [Example:]

Output: No scales Aquatic larvae Lungs in adult Metamorphosis

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Input: [Class:] Reptilia: [Example:]

Output: Dry skin with horny scales Eggs with leathery shell No gills

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Input: [Class:] Aves: [Example:]

Output: Endothermic (warm-blooded) Feathers Beak Forelimbs modified to form wings

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Input: [Class:] Mammalia: [Example:]

Output: Endothermic Hair over body surface Sweat and subaceous glands Mammary glands Pinna (external ear) Diaphragm

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Input: [0] Mild to severe hearing loss [BTE] Yes [HS] Yes [ITC (aka CC)] Yes [CIC] Yes [RIC (aka RITE)]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Profound hearing loss [BTE] Yes [HS] No [ITC (aka CC)] No [CIC] No [RIC (aka RITE)]

Output: Not generally recommended

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Input: [0] Directional microphone [BTE] Yes [HS] Yes [ITC (aka CC)] Available [CIC] No (not needed) [RIC (aka RITE)]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Multiple programs [BTE] Yes [HS] Yes [ITC (aka CC)] Available [CIC] Available [RIC (aka RITE)]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Basic to premium technology [BTE] Yes [HS] Yes [ITC (aka CC)] Yes [CIC] Yes [RIC (aka RITE)]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Wireless/ Bluetooth-enabled [BTE] Available [HS] Available [ITC (aka CC)] Available [CIC] Available [RIC (aka RITE)]

Output: Available

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Input: [0] FM-enabled [BTE] Available [HS] Available [ITC (aka CC)] No [CIC] No [RIC (aka RITE)]

Output: Available

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Input: [0] Waterproof option [BTE] Available [HS] No [ITC (aka CC)] No [CIC] No [RIC (aka RITE)]

Output: No

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Input: [0] CROSS for single-sided deafness [BTE] Yes [HS] Yes [ITC (aka CC)] Yes [CIC] Yes [RIC (aka RITE)]

Output: Yes

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Input: [0] Most flexible for changes in hearing [RIC (aka RITE)]

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Input: [You can use] all-purpose flour [But] it’s less healthy [Instead of]

Output: whole wheat flour

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Input: [You can use] rolled oats [But] you should pulse them through a food processor or soak them first or else they’ll stay dry and mealy in the mix [Instead of]

Output: quick oats

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Input: [You can use] sugar [But] it’s less healthy and not Diabetic-friendly [Instead of]

Output: Splenda

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Input: [You can use] 1/2 tsp Ener-G egg (or just add extra baking powder) [But] I haven’t tried that, it’s from the original vegan recipe [Instead of]

Output: eggs

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Input: [You can use] water, non-dairy milk, or juice [But] I haven’t tried that, it’s from the original vegan recipe [Instead of]

Output: milk

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Input: [You can use] frying lube of your choice [But] different oils will impart different flavours and each has a health benefit and drawback [Instead of]

Output: butter

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Input: [Sheet Metal] Doors [Suspension] Axle Assemblies [Mechanical]

Output: A/C Compressors


Input: [Sheet Metal] Fenders [Suspension] Axle Shafts [Mechanical]

Output: Columns


Input: [Sheet Metal] Front Bumpers [Suspension] Control Arms [Mechanical]

Output: Condensers


Input: [Sheet Metal] Grilles [Suspension] Rear Suspensions [Mechanical]

Output: Engines


Input: [Sheet Metal] Header Panels [Suspension] Spindles [Mechanical]

Output: Radiators


Input: [Sheet Metal] Hoods [Suspension] Steering Gears [Mechanical]

Output: Transmissions


Input: [Sheet Metal] Nose Assemblies [Suspension] Struts [Mechanical]

Output: Wiper Transmiss.


Input: [Sheet Metal] Quarter Panels [Suspension] Stub Axles [Mechanical]

Output: Window Regulators


Input: hidden costs; monthly charges vary one monthly rate for “all you can drink” [0]

Output: Cost


Input: time lost spent managing inventory low maintenance [0]

Output: Employee Productivity


Input: cluttered by extra bottles space only needed for coolers [0]

Output: Office Space


Input: risk in carrying & lifting 42-pound jugs no risk [0]

Output: Worker Safety


Input: contaminants such as germs, bacteria; BPA in plastic sanitization methods active 24 hours per day [0]

Output: Health Issues


Input: frequent office visits for bottle delivery one preventive maintenance visit per year [0]

Output: Outside Visitors


Input: [problem] Comes on every 30,000 miles. [solution] Check and replace (if needed) the oxygen sensor. Then reset the sensor light. Drop the glovebox door by pressing in the sides releasing the door stops from their holes. Remove the screws (4 trim/2 latch). Pull the box out and lower it out of the way. At the top of the glovebox frame slightly to the left locate a relay. On the right side of the relay you'll feel a rubber-covered button/plunger. Press it in and you'll hear the relay spring reset. Turn the ignition switch on, the sensor light should be off. Reassemble. After 90,000 miles you disconnect the light. Remove the panel just below the steering wheel (at the drivers' knees). On the left you will see a group of wires taped together going into a wiring harness. Taped to this group of wires will be another wire (green/yellow I think) with a plug (white plug) - this is the wire for the sensor light - unplug it. This description (or something close to it) can be found in the Haynes manual - look under Oxygen Sensor in the index. [name]

Output: Sensor


Input: [problem] Fuel Level is low [solution] Put gas in the gas tank. This light usually comes on with about 3 to 5 gallons of gas left in the 19 gallon tank. [name]

Output: Fuel


Input: [problem] Seatbelt isn't fastened. [solution] Put your seat belt on. This flashes for a few seconds when you first turn the car on. [name]

Output: Seatbelt


Input: [problem] Door is open [solution] One of the doors is open. It could be either driver or passenger door or the trunk. [name]

Output: Door


Input: [problem] Parking brake is on or brake fluid is low. [solution] Usually, when this light is on, the fluid level in the master cylinder is low. This usually happens around the time you need new brake pads. The master cylinder is designed so that when you have brand new pads, and the level is full, that you can run your pads to minimum thickness and just touch the low mark. Of course, this light also could mean your parking brake is on. If you have full fluid, check the fluid level switch. Simply unplug the connector that is located on the side of the master fluid resevoir. If the light goes out, the switch is stuck. Clean or replace the switch. If the light stays on, the pin switch in the parking brake may have lost its contact point. Replace the stopper for the pin switch. [name]

Output: Brake


Input: [problem] There is a problem with the charging system. [solution] This light typicaly means the alternator has taken a dump. Usually, a few of the other lights come on at the same time. Simply replace the alternator. Be sure you have the auto parts store test the old alternator first. And before you leave the store, have them test the new alternator as a number of rebuilt alternators end up being dead on arrival. The voltage regulator is internal to the alternator, so you replace the whole thing as one unit. [name]

Output: Alternator


Input: [problem] You are low on oil pressure. [solution] First, is the harness plugged in to the oil pressure sending unit? Second, do you have oil? Third, are there any valve noises? Finally, when was the last time you replaced the oil pressure sending unit? [name]

Output: Oil Pressure


Input: [problem] Coolant level in the overflow bottle is low. [solution] Fill the overflow bottle with coolant. If you have coolant in the bottle, the switch is stuck. Remove the whole overflow bottle and clean with some CLR (calcium, lime, rust) remover. [name]

Output: Radiator


Input: [problem] One of the head lights is out. [solution] Replace the headlight. If both head lights are functioning, then there is a problem with the head light sensor. [name]

Output: Headlight


Input: [problem] One of the tail lights is out. [solution] Replace the burned out bulb in the tail lights. If all four tail lights are functioning, then there is a problem with the tail light sensor. [name]

Output: Taillight


Input: [Condition] Blossom End Rot [Cause] Uneven water supply or calcium deficiency. [Solution] Side dress plants with lime, and water regularly during prolonged dry spells. [Appearance]

Output: The bottom of tomatoes that are beginning to ripen turn black or brown.

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