Abstract: A system for managing a regulated network of network controls to maintain compliance with applicable regulations. The system may comprise instructions that, when executed, cause a processor to: monitor, a network data source, for new regulatory data that pertains to the regulated network; identify new regulatory data that has been obtained from the network data source; determine whether the new regulatory data requires changes to existing network controls from among the network controls; after determining that the new regulatory data requires the changes, implement the changes; determine whether the first set of new regulatory data requires modifying the network controls to include new network controls that pertain to the network; and after determining that the new regulatory data requires the modifying, add the new network controls to the network controls.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods to dynamically scale and orchestrate services over a network are provided. The apparatus and methods may include two or more computers forming a network cluster. Each computer may have an agent and user service. One or more computers may include a gateway service, authorization service, a pool of network services, and a director service. A user may request access to a network service, and the gateway and director services may grant access to the network service or create a new instance of the network service on any computer in the cluster and then grant access to the network service to the user.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods to manage annotation of a body of data comprising data files are provided. The apparatus and methods may include an annotation management system concurrently accessible over a network by annotators, data engineers, data scientists, and checkers. The annotation management system may include a label management module, an annotated data management module, a change management module, a navigation management module, an original document reference, a database management module, and an output management module. The apparatus and methods may include locking a data file while an annotator is applying labels but concurrently allowing others to view and manipulate the data file.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods to dynamically scale and orchestrate services over a network are provided. The apparatus and methods may include two or more computers forming a network cluster. Each computer may have an agent and user service. One or more computers may include a gateway service, authorization service, a pool of network services, and a director service. A user may request access to a network service, and the gateway and director services may grant access to the network service or create a new instance of the network service on any computer in the cluster and then grant access to the network service to the user.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods to dynamically scale and orchestrate services over a network are provided. The apparatus and methods may include two or more computers forming a network cluster. Each computer may have an agent and user service. One or more computers may include a gateway service, authorization service, a pool of network services, and a director service. A user may request access to a network service, and the gateway and director services may grant access to the network service or create a new instance of the network service on any computer in the cluster and then grant access to the network service to the user.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods to dynamically scale and orchestrate services over a network are provided. The apparatus and methods may include two or more computers forming a network cluster. Each computer may have an agent and user service. One or more computers may include a gateway service, authorization service, a pool of network services, and a director service. A user may request access to a network service, and the gateway and director services may grant access to the network service or create a new instance of the network service on any computer in the cluster and then grant access to the network service to the user.

Abstract: Apparatus and methods to manage annotation of a body of data comprising data files are provided. The apparatus and methods may include an annotation management system concurrently accessible over a network by annotators, data engineers, data scientists, and checkers. The annotation management system may include a label management module, an annotated data management module, a change management module, a navigation management module, an original document reference, a database management module, and an output management module. The apparatus and methods may include locking a data file while an annotator is applying labels but concurrently allowing others to view and manipulate the data file.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for generating a user interface configured for a mobile device, on-the-fly at run time, in response to receiving a request for a Web page from the mobile device. The user interface for the mobile device may show the Web page with an appearance and content that are similar to the same Web page that is viewed on other devices, such as a non-mobile device. Such similar appearance and content may be possible without an increase in cost because a layout of the Web page that is configured for a non-mobile device is used to generate the user interface. Thus, once the layout for a non-mobile device is launched, its corresponding mobile layout may be automatically ready for launch without incurring additional engineering effort. Accordingly, users can enjoy the same Web experience across a variety of devices.

Abstract: This document provides methods and materials for identifying individuals with protein tyrosine kinase associated disorders for responsiveness to a kinase inhibitor (e.g., imatinib or nilotinib). For example, methods and materials for using a chemi-immunochromatographic lateral flow strip for detection of BCR-ABL and drug resistance are provided.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for generating a user interface configured for a mobile device, on-the-fly at run time, in response to receiving a request for a Web page from the mobile device. The user interface for the mobile device may show the Web page with an appearance and content that are similar to the same Web page that is viewed on other devices, such as a non-mobile device. Such similar appearance and content may be possible without an increase in cost because a layout of the Web page that is configured for a non-mobile device is used to generate the user interface. Thus, once the layout for a non-mobile device is launched, its corresponding mobile layout may be automatically ready for launch without incurring additional engineering effort. Accordingly, users can enjoy the same Web experience across a variety of devices.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for generating a user interface configured for a mobile device, on-the-fly at run time, in response to receiving a request for a Web page from the mobile device. The user interface for the mobile device may show the Web page with an appearance and content that are similar to the same Web page that is viewed on other devices, such as a non-mobile device. Such similar appearance and content may be possible without an increase in cost because a layout of the Web page that is configured for a non-mobile device is used to generate the user interface. Thus, once the layout for a non-mobile device is launched, its corresponding mobile layout may be automatically ready for launch without incurring additional engineering effort. Accordingly, users can enjoy the same Web experience across a variety of devices.

Abstract: This document provides methods and materials for identifying individuals with protein tyrosine kinase associated disorders for responsiveness to a kinase inhibitor (e.g., imatinib or nilotinib). For example, methods and materials for using a chemi-immunochromatographic lateral flow strip for detection of BCR-ABL and drug resistance are provided.

Abstract: Techniques are described herein for generating a user interface configured for a mobile device, on-the-fly at run time, in response to receiving a request for a Web page from the mobile device. The user interface for the mobile device may show the Web page with an appearance and content that are similar to the same Web page that is viewed on other devices, such as a non-mobile device. Such similar appearance and content may be possible without an increase in cost because a layout of the Web page that is configured for a non-mobile device is used to generate the user interface. Thus, once the layout for a non-mobile device is launched, its corresponding mobile layout may be automatically ready for launch without incurring additional engineering effort. Accordingly, users can enjoy the same Web experience across a variety of devices.