By Thomas Olsen, MD, PhD The calculation of IOL power in an eye that has undergone corneal refractive surgery is not a straightforward task. However, if you understand why the calculation may go wrong, you will have a fair chance of getting a good result using modern technology. It is important to understand that the calculation errors of post-LASIK eyes are the sum of the traditional errors pl...

Let S-Set be the category of $S$-sets, sets together with the actions of a semigroup $S$ on them. And, let S-Pos be the category of $S$-posets, posets together with the actions compatible with the orders on them. In this paper we show that the category S-Pos is a radical extension of S-Set; that is there is a radical on the category S-Pos, the order desolator radical, whose torsion-free class i...

1. The isolation and properties of roseins I and II from the mycelium ofTrichothecium rogeum and of rosein III from the culture filtrate are described. 2. Rosein I, colourless tetrahedra, m.p. 2100, [oc]4112-5 in chloroform (c, 1) has the molecular formula C019H2603. It is a neutral ketone, which reacted with one equivalent of hot ethanolic alkali and yielded a lactone, i8orosein I, m.p. 144°, ...

The level of reactive oxygen species (ROS) increases under different stresses and, by destroying cellular components, may cause cell death. In addition, ROS are part of the complex network of transduction signals that induce defense reactions against stress or, alternatively, trigger programmed cell death, and key questions are the levels of each ROS that, respectively determine defense and dea...

The contamination of melamine was evaluated in 69 infants along with follow up formula samples collected from the market for the first time in Iran using HPLC method. Since there are no previous data concerning the contamination level of melamine in all brands of infant formula samples consumed using the HPLC method in Iran, this study is the first investigation in this regard. Our results show...

Theorem 2.1. For all n ≥ 1, n log n− n < log(n!) < n log n, so log(n!) ∼ n log n. Proof. The inequality log(n!) < n log n is a consequence of the trivial inequality n! < nn. Here are three methods of showing n log n− n < log(n!). Method 1: A Riemann sum approximation for ∫ n 1 log x dx using right endpoints is log 2+ · · ·+ log n = log(n!), which overestimates, so log(n!) > ∫ n 1 log x dx = n l...

The present study was carried out to evaluate the antioxidant and free radical scavenging activity of methanolic extract of Ervatamia coronaria leaves (Apocynaceae) in various systems. DPPH radical, superoxide anion radical, nitric oxide radical and hydroxyl radical scavenging assays were carried out to evaluate the antioxidant potential of the extract. The antioxidant activity of methanolic ex...

‎In this paper‎, ‎the notion of the radical of a filter in‎ ‎residuated lattices is defined and several characterizations of‎ ‎the radical of a filter are given‎. ‎We show that if F is a‎ ‎positive implicative filter (or obstinate filter)‎, ‎then‎ ‎Rad(F)=F‎. ‎We proved the extension theorem for radical of filters in residuated lattices‎. ‎Also‎, ‎we study the radical‎ ‎of filters in linearly o...