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Symptomatic medical treatment of chronic stable angina has largely been based on the use of organic nitrates, beta-blockers and calcium antagonists alone and in combination. The symptomatic benefits of nitroglycerin have been known for more than 125 years. Organic nitrates are generally well tolerated but their long-term use is limited by the development of tolerance and there is no definitive outcome data of their efficacy in terms of reducing CV mortality and morbidity. The anti-anginal and anti-ischaemic effects of betablockers and their favourable impact on outcome in unstable angina, and in acute and post-MI, have justified their use in chronic stable angina. This is supported by the Atenolol Silent Ischemia Study ASIST ; which, although lacking in statistical power, suggested a beneficial effect of atenolol on the prevention of serious CV events in patients with stable angina. Calcium antagonists are widely used to treat patients with stable angina and are as effective as beta-blockers or nitrates in providing symptomatic benefit. Until very recently the questions as to whether calcium antagonists improve prognosis in stable angina was unanswered and the limited evidence available was based upon comparative studies. Angiotensin-converting enzyme ACE ; inhibitors provide no symptomatic benefit in chronic stable angina and in the recent large placebo-controlled Quinapril Anti-Ischemia and Symptoms of Angina Reduction QUASAR ; trial quinapril did not increase angina-free walking time or reduce exerciseinduced or ambulatory ischaemia. One study with ACE inhibitors, which included patients with chronic stable angina, has shown beneficial effects on mortality and morbidity. IV. EXTRADITION TREATIES The ANF, being the premier Federal Agency, deals with narcotics issues exclusively and operates on the basis of her own national enacted legislation i.e. CNS Act-1997, which grants them wide ranging powers to exercise within their national territories for their own purpose as well as in cases of transnational drug trafficking in collaboration with the accredited International Law Enforcement Agencies. Pakistan has ratified the Single Convention on Narcotic Drugs- 1961, the UN Convention on Psychotropic Substances 1971, the UN Convention-1988 and other treaties. The Extradition Treaty with 19 countries was concluded by the then British Government, which was adopted by Pakistan. The names of countries are as follows: Argentina Cuba Greece Monaco Switzerland Austria Denmark Iraq Netherlands U.S.A. Belgium Ecuador Liberia Portugal Yugoslavia Columbia France Luxembourg San Marino.

Overall, a paraprotein decrease X75% was observed in five patients 10% ; , a X50% decrease in 17 34% ; and a X25% decrease in 10 20% ; with a total response rate of 64%. In all, 14 patients 27% ; had stable disease, whereas four 8% ; progressed Table 2 ; . The response rate was significantly better in the TM group, where a X50% paraprotein decrease was obtained in 59% of patients compared with 26% of T patients P 0.009 ; . A decrease X75% was achieved in 15% of TM patients compared with only 4% in group T; remarkably, three of the four maximal responses obtained in group TM met the EBMT IBMTR criteria for CR absence of monoclonal paraprotein by immunofixation ; .20 The median time to remission was significantly shorter in group TM 6 weeks versus 10 weeks; P 0.0312 ; . All responders exhibited a reduction in bone marrow plasma cells and a better performance status mainly due. Table 7: adverse events regardless of attribution occurring in patients with ph ssd with 10% difference between flolan and conventional therapy alone adverse event * flolan n 56 ; conventional therapy n 55 ; general asthenia 100% 98% hemorrhage hemorrhage injection site hemorrhage rectal 11% 2% infection rhinitis 21% 20% chills fever sepsis flu-like symptoms 13% 11% blood and lymphatic thrombocytopenia 4% 0% cardiovascular heart failure heart failure right 11% 13% myocardial infarction 4% 0% palpitation 63% 71% shock 5% tachycardia 43% 42% vascular disorder peripheral 96% 100% vascular disorder 95% 89% gastrointestinal abdominal enlargement 4% 0% abdominal pain 14% 7% constipation 4% 2% flatulence 5% 4% metabolic edema edema peripheral edema genital 79% 87% hypercalcemia 48% 51% hyperkalemia 4% 0% thirst 0% 4% musculoskeletal arthritis 52% 45% back pain 13% 5% chest pain 52% 45% cramps leg 5% 7% respiratory cough increase 82% dyspnea 100% epistaxis 9% 7% pharyngitis 5% 2% pleural effusion 7% 0% pneumonia 5% 0% pneumothorax 4% 0% pulmonary edema 4% 2% respiratory disorder 7% 4% sinusitis 4% neurological anxiety hyperkinesia nervousness tremor 7% 5% depression depression psychotic 13% 4% hyperesthesia hypesthesia paresthesia 5% 0% insomnia 9% 0% somnolence 4% 2% skin and appendages collagen disease 82% 84% pruritus 4% 2% sweat 41% 36% urogenital hematuria 5% 0% urinary tract infection 7% 0% * table lists adverse events which occurred in at least 2 patients in either treatment group. About the narcoleptic patients. We thank the Kreiskrankenhaus Wolfhagen for letting us use the laboratory equipment to directly process the blood of the patients with narcolepsy.

Team's ssd weighs just several grams yet the 320gb seagate drive weighs much more at 635 grams over 120 times as much and stadol. Received November 15, 2004; final revision received December 23, 2004; accepted January 9, 2005. From the Department of Neurology C.R., T.G., M.W., T.W., M.K., E.S. ; , Justus-Liebig-University, Giessen, Germany; Department of Hemostaseology and Transfusion Medicine K.M. ; , Kerckhoff-Klinik, Bad Nauheim, Germany; Department for Experimental Cardiology M.H. ; , Max-PlanckInstitute for Physiological and Clinical Research, Bad Nauheim, Germany; Department of Radiology G.B. ; , Kerckhoff-Klinik, Bad Nauheim, Germany. Correspondence to Erwin Stolz, Justus-Liebig-University, Steg 14, Giessen, Germany D-35385. E-mail erwin olz neuro.med -giessen 2005 American Heart Association, Inc. Stroke is available at : strokeaha DOI: 10.1161 01 R.0000157663.43209.a2. It takes a while to ramp up production of ssd drives and stanozolol. Creating classroom projects materials for every curriculum. Teachers will use the internet, provided software Print Explosion or Print Artist ; , and other software already available in this training. An emphasis will be placed on creative solutions for staff and students. An overview of how this training meets the standards for high quality staff development will be presented. Expected Student Outcome: Students will use provided software to create curriculum-based presentations and educational materials. Missouri Show Me Standards - Goal 2 - 1. plan and make written, oral and visual presentations for a variety of purposes and audiences, and; 7. use technological tools to exchange information and ideas. SSD Technology Plan Goal 2; Action Plan Objective 2.1.1 - Students will use technological tools and other resources to locate, select and organize information. Expected Participant Outcome: Participants will create instructional materials to enhance student learning. Participant Requirements for Completion: Teachers will create and integrate learning activities to support student outcomes and share these activities with the class. Participants will send student artifacts created to the presenter. Follow-up Supports and Activities to Extend Learning: Teachers can communicate with the presenter and other class participants via SSD First Class email. Teachers will receive support materials including a customized CD with all resources and required software. Special Instructions for Participant: NOTE: In order to attend this class you MUST have the following prerequisite skills: how to - format a floppy disk either platform ; , make up a new folder, copy items to a folder. EXECUTIVE OFFICERS OF THE REGISTRANT Set forth below is information related to the Company's executive officers as of February 18, 2005. ARNOLD A. ALLEMANG, 62. DOW SENIOR ADVISOR. DIRECTOR SINCE 1996. Employee of Dow since 1965. Manufacturing General Manager, Dow Benelux N.V. * 1992-93. Regional Vice President, Manufacturing and Administration, Dow Benelux N.V. * 1993. Vice President, Manufacturing Operations, Dow Europe GmbH * 1993-95. Dow Vice President and Director of Manufacturing and Engineering 1996-97. Dow Vice President, Operations 1997-2000. Executive Vice President 2000 to 2004. Director of Dow Corning Corporation * . Member of the Advisory Board for Kansas State University, College of Engineering; President's Circle of Sam Houston State University; American Chemical Society; Board of Directors for the National Association of Manufacturers; and National Action Counsel for Minorities in Engineering. FRANK H. BROD, 50. DOW VICE PRESIDENT AND CONTROLLER. Employee of Dow since 1975. Controller, Essex Chemical Corporation * 1988-91. Financial Controller and Information Systems Director for Dow Chemical Company Limited * 1991-93. Financial & Statutory Controller 1993-95. Controller, Dow Europe GmbH * and Finance Director for Dow's Global Fabricated Products Business 1995-98. Global Accounting Director 1998-2000. Vice President and Controller, The Dow Chemical Company 2000 to date. Director of Dow Credit Corporation * ; Dow Financial Holdings, Inc. * ; Diamond Capital Management, Inc. * ; Dow Hydrocarbons and Resources Inc. * ; Liana Limited * ; and Dow Global Technologies, Inc. * Board member, UOP LLC * . Chairman of the Committee on Corporate Reporting of Financial Executives International and a member of FEI's Board of Directors. Member of American Institute of Certified Public Accountants, Michigan Association of CPAs and Texas Society of CPAs. Director of Wolverine Bank, FSB. Member of Financial Accounting Standards Board's Emerging Issues Task Force and its Agenda Committee. PHILLIP H. COOK, 57. DOW SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, PERFORMANCE CHEMICALS AND THERMOSETS. Employee of Dow since 1970. Commercial Vice President for Dow-United Technologies Composite Products, Inc. a former 50: joint venture of the Company ; 1989-93. Global Business Manager for Epoxy Products 1993-95. Vice President, Business Development for Greater China 1995-98. Vice President and Global Business Director for ethylene dichloride, vinyl chloride monomer, chlorine, caustic soda and HCL 1998-2000. Global Business Vice President for Epoxy Products & Intermediates 2000-03. Senior Vice President, Performance Chemicals and Thermosets, 2003 to date. Member of the Board of Managers of UOP LLC * and Univation Technologies, LLC * . Member of the Visiting Committee of the Department of Chemical Engineering and member of the College of Engineering Foundation Advisory Council of The University of Texas at Austin. Director and member of Executive Committee of the National Paint & Coatings Association. Member of the Board of Directors for the Midland Country Club. MICHAEL R. GAMBRELL, 51. DOW SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT, CHEMICALS AND INTERMEDIATES. Employee of Dow since 1976. Business Director for the North America Chlor-Alkali Assets Business 1989-92. General Manager for the Plastic Lined Pipe Business 1992-94. Vice President of Operations for Latin America 1994-96. Corporate Director, Technology Centers and Global Process Engineering 1996-98. Global Business Director of the Chlor-Alkali Assets Business 1998-2000. Business Vice President for EDC VCM & ECU Management 2000-03. Business Vice President for the ChlorVinyl Business 2003. Senior Vice President, Chemicals and Intermediates 2003 to date. Chairman of the Board of Directors of the Chlorine Chemistry Council and World Chlorine Council. Board member of MEGlobal * , the OPTIMAL Group * and Midland Chamber of Commerce. Recipient of the President's Distinguished Alumnus Award from Rose-Hulman Institute of Technology 1996 and stelazine.

The International Project on Innovative Nuclear Reactors and Fuel Cycles INPRO ; is an IAEA driven concurrent initiative. INPRO is developing a methodology for the holistic assessment of NESs. The INPRO assessment methodology IAEA, 2004 ; is based on a hierarchical structure of Basic Principles, User Requirements, and Criteria consisting of Indicators and Acceptance Limits. Indicators are compared with corresponding acceptance limits, and judgment is made regarding the NES's capability to meet or exceed the criteria and user requirements. An INPRO assessment covers several different areas: Economics, Environment, Waste Management, Safety, Infrastructure, and Proliferation Resistance. Implementation manuals are under development in all these areas, including the new area of Physical Protection. Although the GIF PR&PP and INPRO evaluation methodologies differ in their implementation, GIF and INPRO share in their objectives to ensure that NESs of the 21st century are sustainable, safe and reliable, and economically viable while minimizing their risk of contributing to nuclear weapons proliferation and maximizing their robustness against theft and sabotage. The development of both approaches benefits from the exchange of information and the links provided by participants in both efforts and subutex.

And swelling of the endothelial cells ; . Moderate or severe glomerulitis occurs in about 15% of graft biopsies from the early posttransplantation period in humans 24 ; . In the Fisher-to-Lewis model, a few monocytes and or macrophages bind to glomeruli and vessels at 8 weeks after transplantation; by 12 weeks, binding to glomeruli is high 25 ; . However, increasing numbers of monocytes and or macrophages in kidney allografts peak at 16 weeks, and are localized preferentially in glomeruli, where interleukin 1, interleukin 6, and tumor necrosis factor expression also becomes intense and correlates with progressive glomerulosclerosis 25 ; . Results of several studies 2628 ; support the hypothesis that macrophagederived inflammation is a cofactor for chronic allograft rejection, and monocytes and or macrophages and T cells are the predominant graft-invading cells of rat renal allografts with chronic rejection 2931 ; . Macrophage trafficking through the allograft is a dynamic process that is present at all stages in the life of a transplanted solid organ. An initial influx of macrophages follows the ischemia-reperfusion injury of transplant surgery. In allografts that are not being rejected, macrophages may be present in low numbers. Macrophages are present in large numbers during episodes of allograft rejection and are also prominent during the slow death of the organ through chronic rejection. Accumulation of macrophages within the allograft reflects a balance of blood monocyte recruitment and subsequent local proliferation versus macrophage apoptosis or. On January 22, Tyler Gastwirth of Oak Park completed a very special mitzvah project by holding a fundraising event at BJ's Restaurant to honor the memory of his grandfather. BJ's generously donated 15% of meal purchases for that day to PanCAN. The event successfully raised over , 500, including donations made online through Tyler's website. Members of the Bay Area TeamHOPE Affiliate walked in the Kaiser Ru n Wa Thrive event on February 4, raising almost , 000. The walkers met bright and early at the starting line and donned purple PanCAN t-shirts before starting the 5K walk through Golden Gate Park. Nearly 10, 000 people attended the event, and the TeamHOPE walk team boasted 35 members. Michelle Monhart, TeamHOPE Affiliate Coordinator, organized the team and thanks everyone who participated. Sheryl and Bud Hyler generously hosted A Special Reception in Memory of Larry Kwicinski, where guests enjoyed a lovely afternoon and special performance by Adriana Kwicinski in honor of her father. The reception raised over , 000 for PanCAN, and the Kwicinskis followed it with a similar event in Toronto, Canada and sudafed. Acterization of rat, ovine, monkey, and human FSH isoforms secreted in z&o under different experimental conditions has shown that almost all stored FSH isoforms can be released from pituitary cells with few or no modifications in their number and p1 values f29-31, 401 and that sex differences in the distribution profile of FSH isoforms in donor pituitary extracts are retained in culture for both basal and GnRHstimulated release 29 ; . In both unpurified pituitary extracts and in serum the full spectrum of FSH isoforms includes isoforms with basic and strongly acidic p1 values; the major proportion of FSH isoforms or the bulk of FSH immunoactivity are detected at pH values less than 5.5 Fig. 2 ; . Serum isoforms may be even more acidic than the intrapituitary analogs, particularly when they are isolated from specimens during unstimulated conditions 67, 701; this apparent dis.

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This marks the first time that NAND flash has moved into a commercial mobile computing application and is a breakthrough that will pave the way for replacing hard disk drives with NAND flash-based memory disks. The Samsung Q1, an ultra-mobile computing device and the Q30, a 12.1-inch screen notebook PC, will be available in the Korean market from early June. The two new SSD-enabled PC offerings are designed for optimal portability and resolve many of the traditional challenges of mobile computers. The data in flash memory are much more secure against external shocks that can occur when transporting a mobile computer. The SSD can withstand about twice the impact that would cripple a regular hard disk drive. In addition, stored data can be more easily retrieved from flash memory than traditional hard drives when PCs are dropped or liquid is spilled on the device. These mobile computing devices are the ideal solution for professionals and executives who are constantly on the move. The SSD reads 300 percent faster 53MB s ; and writes 150 percent quicker 28MB s ; than normal hard drives. As a result, multiple application programs can operate simultaneously and large volumes of data can be edited and reproduced more efficiently. The Microsoft Windows XP operating system will boot up 25-50% faster on the SSD than on other drives--good news for those in a hurry. Moreover, the typical 1.8-inch hard disk drive weighs around 50 grams; whereas the SSD is 20 to grams lighter, depending on the package type. The typical notebook PC will generate around 30dB of operating noise, while the Q30-SSD will operate in complete silence. This is an unprecedented feature for people who want to use their PC in a library or other places where noise is not allowed. The Q1-SSD will show video or still photos as well as play audio without having to be booted up first. This "instant on" feature provides access to multimedia content such as digital multimedia broadcasting DMB ; TV at least 30% faster than with a portable multimedia player PMP ; . DMB TV receivers are embedded in both PCs, which will bring extra enjoyment to users during this! From the Division of Medical Genetics, Department of Molecular Biology Mss Bruttini and Longo and Dr Renieri ; , the Department of Ophthalmology Drs P. Frezzotti, Ciappetta, and Caporossi ; , and Emeritus Professor R. Frezzotti, University of Siena, Siena, Italy; and the Department of Ophthalmology, University of Milan, Milan, Italy Drs Randazzo, Orzalesi, and Fumagalli ; . The authors have no relevant financial interest in this article and sulfasalazine.

1. Administrators will make available in department offices ; to each faculty member copies of the Humber College policy Educational Needs of Students with Disabilities, and the SSD Policies and Procedures Manual. 2. Administrators will provide any necessary support to faculty whose students are receiving academic accommodations. 3. If an authorized accommodation is challenged, the associate dean or dean responsible administrator ; will ensure that the accommodation is provided until the matter has been formally reviewed and resolved. 4. Administrators will ensure that the faculty and staff within their departments understand Humber College's commitment to implementing law and policy assuring equal opportunity and nondiscrimination on the basis of disability. 5. When necessary, administrators will consult with SSD regarding disability-related accommodation issues in co-op placements, field placements, and internships. 6. Administrators will foster an environment of mutual respect between the areas they represent and Services for Students with Disabilities.
According to samsung, the 4gb ssd will serve as a high-speed nand flash cache for notebooks and pcs, in conjunction with the upcoming microsoft windows vista operating system and sulfinpyrazone and ssd. Grant Program: Making Officer Redeployment Effective Problem Type: Mobile Data Computers; Records Management; Automatic Vehicle Locators Project Summary: Sound strategic planning aided the Sacramento County Sheriff's Department in successfully implementing a succession of COPS MORE funded information technology projects between 1996 and 2001. A custom developed software program was integrated with the "old" computer aided dispatch CAD ; system to analyze the deployment of personnel and redesign patrol district boundaries. The subsequent replacement of an aging CAD, a records management system RMS ; , and a jail management system JMS ; led the department into the 21st century technologically. The redeployment savings realized from these technologies and others, such as mobile data terminals and wireless technologies, resulted in the department expanding its community policing efforts by increasing the number of deputies assigned as school resource officers at county high schools and as problem oriented policing officers at six station houses. Problem Addressed: The Sacramento County Sheriff's Department SSD ; is a large agency in northern California and serves a population of 1.2 million residents. As the county's population and calls for service grew steadily over the past two decades, the SSD had not kept pace with technologies to evaluate service needs and assist deputies in performing their duties. The department expanded its community policing program in 2000 by decentralizing the patrol division to six district station houses, each located in the community it serves. Deputies were trained to work with neighborhoods to resolve recurring problems. However, deputies lacked the technologies and tools needed to support their efforts. The department's aging CAD system required considerable time and funding to maintain. Even worse, data entry and retrieval for CAD, RMS and JMS were independent and not "user friendly." For example, access to crime and calls for service CFS ; information for district deputies was a difficult, time consuming process. Crime analysis was available but not in a timely manner. District deputies completed written requests for information that could take days to process and return. This made it difficult for deputies to identify recurring neighborhood problems. The JMS did not have automated booking capabilities, requiring deputies to complete as many as seven forms to process a prisoner. Older mobile terminals had limited capabilities and did not include an automated report writing function. The SSD believed that better integrated information systems would greatly improve its service to citizens. Objective: The SSD's goal was to acquire integrated technology hardware and software to improve the efficiency and effectiveness of the department and deputies working with residents to resolve neighborhood problems. The objectives established to meet this goal were as follows. Statement Of Compliance with test requirements. We, Elisra - Environmental Test Laboratory, declare under our sole responsibility that the SSD 5000 UATA 1.8 was tested to comply with the requirements of the applicable environmental test specification and sulindac.

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Table 4 Airway clearance at soft palate and epiglottic level with lingual traction in relation to Mallampati scores. `Obstructed' includes both partial and complete obstruction Airway Soft palate Mallampati 1 Clear Obstructed 20 0 Mallampati 2 or 3 Epiglottis Mallampati 1 16 4 Mallampati 2 or 3. Ical grade, stage and Lactate dehydrogenase LDH ; 16 ; . The network of cytokines exerts regulatory effects on the proliferation of normal lymphocytes, but their interaction in vivo on the proliferation of malignant lymphoma cells is poorly understood 27 ; . IL-10 is a pleiotropic cytokine produced by B and T lymphocytes as well as monocytes that acts as a growth factor for. Immunoblotting and immunoprecipitation Cells were lysed in 50 mM Tris tris-hydroxymethyl-aminomethane ; -HCl, pH 7.6 buffer containing 0.15 M NaCl, 1 mM EDTA ethylenediaminetetraacetic acid ; , 10 g ml leupeptin and benzamidine, 1 mM PMSF and Triton X-100 1%. Solubilized proteins were analyzed in polyacrilamide gels 12-15% ; . Western Blot analysis was performed as previously described.23 Chemiluminiscence was detected using LAS3000 Fujifilm device. Equal protein loading was confirmed with -tubulin. Relative protein quantification was done with Image Gauge Fujifilm software. The following monoclonal and polyclonal antibodies were used: active caspase-3, Bax and Bid BD-Pharmingen, San Diego, CA Bcl-XL Santa Cruz Biotechnology, CA Bak Ab-1 ; , p53 Ab-2 ; and -tubulin Oncogene Research, Boston, MA Bcl-2 DAKO, Glostrup, Denmark Bax clone YTH-6A7 ; Trevigen, Gaithersburg, MD Puma Proscience, Poway, CA ; , p21 clone EA10 ; and Bim Calbiochem, La Jolla, CA ; and Phospho-IB- clone 5A5 ; Cell Signalling, Beverly, MA ; . For immunoprecipitation, CHAPS buffer was used 1% CHAPS w v ; , 10 Hepes pH 7.4, 150 mM NaCl and protease inhibitors ; . Protein extracts were firstly precleared by incubation with G protein Amersham Pharmacia Biotech ; for 1 hour and then were incubated overnight with anti-Mcl-1 monoclonal antibody clone 22 ; BD-Pharmingen ; or anti- Bak polyclonal rabbit antibody Calbiochem ; . Afterwards, G protein beads were added for 2 hours. Supernatant non-immunoprecipitated fraction ; was recovered by centrifugation, and G protein beads immunoprecipitated fraction ; were washed thrice with CHAPS buffer. Non reducing 5X Sample buffer 400 mM Tris HCl pH 6.8, 10% SDS, 50% glycerol, 0, 1% Bromophenol blue ; was added to both fractions and analyzed in 15% polyacrilamide gels followed by western blotting. Membranes of Mcl-1 and stadol.
26 diggs by teku on 01 15 2008 it is not 00 for ssd alone, 00 for ssd and 0 8 ghz. Programs that include all children. Special opportunities for teenagers will be available. Expected Participant Outcome: Parents will gain knowledge to support their child's education and effectively collaborate with the school. To register please call 314 ; 989-7807 or register online at ssd.k12.mo I attended this training: Date s ; of Training March 10, 2005 Time of Training 7: 00 8: Location of Training SSD Central Office, Room 61. Intervals ; . A total slope DFA ; can be extracted from the plot of log F n ; vs. log n ; . A DFA 0.5 indicates that the signal i.e., breath to breath variability ; is random or white noise-like, DFA 1.0 indicates fractal-like scaling, and DFA 1.5 suggests a simple long term correlation. We determined the optimal time point to distinguish between short and long-term correlation by incorporating a line-fitting algorithm to the program used to compute the detrended fluctuation analysis. This routine constructed a fivepoint line fit to the slope of the detrended fluctuation analysis and calculated the sum of the squared errors of the fit. The line was indexed by one point and the sum of squared error was recalculated. This was performed until the five point line was shifted to the end of the data set. A vector of size n 5 where n is the number of points used to construct the slope ; was constructed with each sum of squared error corresponding to the location of the center point of each 5-point line segment. The point within the vector at which the error calculation was the greatest was defined as the breakpoint, or the point where two different slopes would diverge. The line-fitting algorithm was designed to fit linear slopes to.

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