- Morrisville NC, US Brian Pike - Durham NC, US Ada Tsoi - Morrisville NC, US Stefano Bresolin - Garner NC, US Jasper N. Pollard - Durham NC, US Joy Parr Drach - Pontiac IL, US Mitchell Hockett - Raleigh NC, US Norah Gerow Bate - Fuquay Varina NC, US Danielle Stewart Noel - Raleigh NC, US Felipe Guirado Dantas - Sao Jose Do Rio Preto, BR
International Classification:
G01N 33/50
Abstract:
The present invention provides a method of identifying and mitigating a risk of deathloss of an animal, comprising receiving, at a processor from a hematology analyzer, information obtained from a sample from said animal, wherein said information comprises a leukocyte absolute count and a leukocyte differential from said sample, said sample comprising leukocytes, analyzing, by said processor, said leukocyte absolute count and said leukocyte differential to determine a survivability index for said animal, and managing the animal based on the survivability index.
Rapid Mobile Screening And Triage For Infections And Infection Severity
- Morrisville NC, US Brendan Smith - Cary NC, US Tobias M. Heineck - Durham NC, US Stefano Bresolin - Garner NC, US Rodolfo R. Rodriguez - Cary NC, US Danielle Stewart Noel - Raleigh NC, US Brian Pike - Durham NC, US Oleg Kakhovsky - Raleigh NC, US Jasper N. Pollard - Durham NC, US
A method of analyzing a blood sample from a subject includes loading the blood sample into a single chamber; acquiring, via an imaging system, a stack of serial focal plane images of the blood sample from a plurality of fields of view of the chamber; creating a virtual three dimensional image of the blood sample from selected ones of the stacks of serial focal plane images; and analyzing the virtual three dimensional image to identify blood formed elements within the blood sample. Identifying blood formed elements within the blood sample may include identifying a type and amount of white blood cells, and/or identifying an amount of red blood cells and/or hematocrit, and/or identifying an amount of platelets. Identifying blood formed elements within the blood sample may include determining numbers and percentage by volume in the blood sample of one or more types of white blood cells.
An aqueous liquid herbicide composition comprising a water-insoluble pesticide, for example flumioxazin, and one or more water-soluble pesticides, for example one or more of dicamba, 2,4-D, metribuzin, and imazethapyr, is provided. The water-soluble pesticide is dissolved in a continuous aqueous phase of the composition and solid particles of the water-insoluble pesticide are suspended in the aqueous phase. These compositions exhibit enhanced resistance to settling of the solid particles and/or enhanced resistance to chemical degradation of the water-insoluble pesticide by comparison with otherwise similar compositions.
An aqueous liquid herbicide composition comprising a water-insoluble pesticide, for example flumioxazin, and one or more water-soluble pesticides, for example one or more of dicamba, 2,4-D, metribuzin, and imazethapyr, is provided. The water-soluble pesticide is dissolved in a continuous aqueous phase of the composition and solid particles of the water-insoluble pesticide are suspended in the aqueous phase. These compositions exhibit enhanced resistance to settling of the solid particles and/or enhanced resistance to chemical degradation of the water-insoluble pesticide by comparison with otherwise similar compositions.
- ALSIP IL, US Brian PIKE - Raleigh NC, US Brian RUND - Raleigh NC, US Jonathan HART - Apex NC, US
International Classification:
G06Q 50/02 A01M 7/00
Abstract:
Systems and methods for mixing, storing, and dispensing pesticides, and guiding a user to an appropriate pest solution, are provided. One pesticide dispensing system includes a portable container comprising an opening configured to receive a pack having a predetermined size and shape, the pack containing a concentrated pesticide. The system further includes a piercing unit to create a hole in the pack for dispensing the pesticide into the container via the opening. Embodiments also include a pest solution selection kiosk comprising a display for displaying a first set of prompts for selection of a pest solution and receiving a touch input representing user selection of a prompt; a processor for identifying second prompts based on the user selection and stored pest solution criteria and identifying a pest solution product based on user-selection of the second prompts. The display presents information about the selected product and/or a dispense option.
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Brian G. Pike President
Advantage TravelWorks Thomson Tours. Thomson Holidays Ltd. I T P TravelWorks Travel Agencies
390 1199 W Pender St, Vancouver, BC V6E 2R1 6046877611, 6046833099
Brian G. Pike President
Advantage TravelWorks Travel Agencies
6046877611, 6046833099
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Carrollton, Texas Ormond By The Sea, Florida Wake Forest, North Carolina Dallas, Texas Lubbock, Texas
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Cabot Microelectronics - Sr. Process Developement Engineer BASF Cabot Microelectronics
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University of Illinois - Urbana Champaign, Kellogg School of Management
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This site exists because I have recognized that the competition for the positions that I seek is intense. I also expect that my next career position will be an important part of my life for hopefully...
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Central Baptist Hospital (2006-2009) Quest Diagnostics (2001-2006)
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Originally from Jenkins, KY, now live in Lexington, KY.
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Married for 16 + years and have 2 kids aged 11 and 15.
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Duke University - Public Policy
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Nomac drilling
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