Exercise after Aortic Dissection: to Run or Not to Run

Run-to-Run Control in Semiconductor Manufacturing

Run-to-run Optimization via Constraint Control

Run-to-run optimization methodologies exploit the repetitive nature of batch processes to find the optimal operating policy in the presence of uncertainty. For the class of batch optimization problems where the solution is determined by terminal constraints, the update of the decision variables towards their optimal values is realized using a constraint control scheme. The methodology is adapte...

Dying to Run

L ooking back to high school, I really didn't enjoy running. It was simply a means to get in shape for sports like football, basketball, and baseball. The only races I enjoyed back then were the shot-putters relay, which was an added feature of our track meets. Our coach would usually challenge the opposing team's shot-put group to a relay race with the shot used as the baton. It was a good lau...

Hypotensive response after resistance exercise leading to failure and not to failure in trained men

Hypertension is epidemic disease which post-exercise hypotension (PEH) is useful strategies for hypertension. The aim of present study was to investigate the effects of resistance exercise leading to failure (REF) and resistance exercise not to failure (NREF) on PEH phenomenon in trained men. Eight trained men (age: 22.12±1.81 yr; height: 179±3.44 cm; weight: 73.82±4.29 kg;...

Axillary lymph node dissection on the run?

The standard approach of performing a completion axillary lymph node dissection (cALND) after a positive sentinel node for breast cancer patients is no longer generally accepted. This study applied the criterion of a 27% risk of having residual positive lymph nodes calculated by the MD Anderson nomogram to perform a cALND. This 27% cut-off is based on the number of positive non-sentinels in the...