A-7 Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued, July 2004

Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued

A-7 Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued, August 2004

Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued

A-7, Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued, September 2004

Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued

A-7, Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued, October 2004

Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued

A-7 Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued, November 2004

A-7 Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued

New Radicals and new applications of Dynamic Nuclear Polarization of biological systems

Dynamic Nuclear Polarization (DNP) is an emerging technique that could revolutionize the NMR study of small molecules at very low concentrations by the increase in sensitivity that results from transfer of polarization between electronic and nuclear spins. Although the underlying physics has been known for a long time, in the last few years there has been a lot of excitement on the chemistry and biology NMR community caused by the demonstration that the highly polarized nuclei that are prepared in solid state at very low temperatures (1-2 K) could be rapidly transferred to liquid samples at room temperature and studied in solution by conventional NMR techniques. In favorable cases several order of magnitude increases in sensitivity have been achieved. The technique is now mature enough that a commercial instrument is available. The efficiency of DNP depends on two crucial aspects: i) the efficiency of the nuclear polarization process and ii) the efficiency of the transfer from the initial solid state to the fluid state in which NMR is measured. The preferred areas of application (iii) will be dictated by situations in which the low concentration of the sample or its intrinsic low receptivity are the limiting factors .

Implementació d'un contact center per empreses basat en software lliure

El proyecto consiste en la creación de un CRM de contact center con canal de telefonía y correo electrónico. Se ha llevado a cabo utilizando software libre. Se integra con centralita telefónica para permitir la realización de llamadas por Voip.

A-7 Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued, November 2004 (Revised)

Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued

A-7 Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued, December 2004

Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued

A-7, Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued, November 2004

Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued

A-7 Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued, January 2005

A-7 Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued

Multimarket contact externalities: the effect of rival's multimarket contacts on focal firm performance

Given that firms develop their activities in a network of multiple players, interfirm rivalry is not only a matter of direct competitors, but also of indirect competition. In spite of this, the literature on competitive dynamics tends to focus on analyzing rivalry as an exclusive function of the competitive relationship between a focal firm and its direct rivals. In this article, we extend competitive dynamics literature by considering how focal firms are affected by the relationships of their rivals with third-party firms. Specifically, we study the effect that the multimarket contacts of rivals produces on the performance of the focal firm. Additionally, we incorporate the idea that there are different strategic options for operating in an industry that affect the intensity of multimarket contact externalities. Our results show that multimarket contact among firms causes externalities that indirectly affect firms that are not directly involved in this competitive relationship. We find that multimarket contact externalities differ between and within strategic groups.

Pseudophakic Retinal Detachment Surgery by 23 G Vitrectomy using Slit-Lamp and Non-Contact 90 D Lens.

Background: The purpose of this study is to report the anatomic and functional results of primary 23 G vitrectomy using slit-lamp and non-contact 90 D lens for the treatment of pseudophakic rhegmatogenous retinal detachment. Patients and Methods: Pseudophakic eyes were operated by 23 G vitrectomy using slit-lamp and non-contact 90 D lens, internal subretinal fluid drainage, cryopexy and internal gas tamponade. The preoperative and postoperative characteristics were analysed. Main outcome measures were anatomic success rates after initial surgical intervention and after reoperation for primary failures, visual outcome at the last follow-up visit, and complications. Results: 46 pseudophakic eyes were included in this retrospective study (October 2013- January 2014). In 40 cases, sulfur hexafluoride 23 % gastamponade was used, silicone oil in 6 cases (13 %). The retina was reattached successfully after a single surgery in 44 eyes (96 %). Recurrence of retinal detachment occurred in 2 eyes. Final anatomic reattachment was obtained in 100 % after a second operation. Silicone oil was removed in all eyes. Visual acuity improved significantly from logMAR 0 (IQR 0 - 0.9) to logMAR 0 (IQR 0 - 0.2) (p < 0.005). Conclusions: Primary 23 G vitrectomy using slit-lamp and non contact 90 D lens for the treatment of pseudophakic rhegmatogenous retinal detachment provides a high anatomic and functional success rate and is associated with few complications.

A-7 Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued, February 2005

Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued

A-7 Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued, March 2005

A-7 Statistical Report On FIP Applications And Cases Discontinued