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Xenon: The Full Spectrum vs

Analytical techniques employed in modern methods of substance analysis are essentially derived from the foundation science of atomic and molecular absorption spectroscopy which deals with the theory and interpretation of optical spectra (a.k.a. the quantitative and qualitative study of elements and compounds). Some of the familiar technologies which are based in spectroscopy are: Clinical Chemi...

Discovering the Full Spectrum of Cardiovascular Disease

Despite considerable overall improvement in the clinical prevalence and outcome of cardiovascular disease in the US population during the past 50 years, striking disparities in disease burden plague specific racial/ethnic subgroups. Black patients with cardiovascular disease (CVD) in particular have increased morbidity and mortality as compared with white patients. For example, a black man betw...

Visualizing the Full Spectrum of Document Relationships

Documents embody a rich and potentially very useful set of complex interrelationships, both among the documents themselves and among the terms they contain. However, the very richness of these relationships and the variety of potential applications make it difficult to present them in a usable form. This paper describes an approach that enables the user to visualize a multitude of document or e...

Discovering the Full Spectrum of Cardiovascular Disease

The US population is exceptionally rich in cultural diversity, and that diversity is increasing rapidly. Nearly 33% of the US population self-identifies as a member of a racial or an ethnic minority.1 Trends in US Census data for the past 30 years point to the continual increase in the number of diverse groups. Roughly 1 million immigrants enter the United States each year; by 2000, there were ...

The Paradox of Modernity