Abstract: According to one embodiment of the present invention, a system detects conditions for analytics and includes at least one processor. The system analyzes a structured document including a plurality of sections each specifying a set of conditions for members of a population in a structured format. The structured document is utilized to perform an analytic on the population. Each section within the structured document is identified and a corresponding set of conditions for that identified section in the structured format is extracted. The corresponding extracted set of conditions for each section is translated to an unstructured format for visual presentation of each identified section with a description of the corresponding set of conditions. Embodiments of the present invention further include a method and computer program product for detecting conditions for analytics in substantially the same manner described above.

Abstract: According to one embodiment of the present invention, a system detects conditions for analytics and includes at least one processor. The system analyzes a structured document including a plurality of sections each specifying a set of conditions for members of a population in a structured format. The structured document is utilized to perform an analytic on the population. Each section within the structured document is identified and a corresponding set of conditions for that identified section in the structured format is extracted. The corresponding extracted set of conditions for each section is translated to an unstructured format for visual presentation of each identified section with a description of the corresponding set of conditions. Embodiments of the present invention further include a method and computer program product for detecting conditions for analytics in substantially the same manner described above.

Abstract: A universal tray holder assembly on a CTC prep and load instrument is disclosed. The assembly contains sample tray and a tray support block attached directly to the sample tray, support legs attached to the tray support block at a first edge of the support legs, and clamps attached to the support leg at a second edge that is distal to the first edge. The sample tray is reversibly detachable from the tray support block when the clamps are attached to the x-beam rail, and removal and subsequent replacement of the sample tray onto the support block results in no change in the x and y positions of any sites on the sample tray relative to the positions before tray removal. The invention saves time during installation and removal because the operator does not need access to the back of the chromatograph instrument. Positions do not need to be re-taught if access to underneath the sample tray is needed. Trays can be changed without the need for purchasing a different tray holder.