Abstract: A refrigeration unit includes a cabinet and a first evaporator assembly. The first evaporator assembly is operable between an uninstalled condition and an installed condition. In the uninstalled condition, the first evaporator assembly is not assembled with the cabinet. In the installed condition, the first evaporator assembly is assembled with the cabinet. The first evaporator assembly includes a first evaporator, a first suction line connected to the first evaporator at a first suction line joint, and a first capillary tube connected to the first evaporator at a first capillary tube joint. The first suction line joint and the first capillary tube joint of the first evaporator assembly are leak testable in the uninstalled condition of the first evaporator assembly.

Abstract: Among the various aspects of the present disclosure is the provision of treatments, monitoring treatment or progression, or methods for detecting utDNA in a subject having or suspected of having a urinary tract-associated cancer.

Abstract: In one embodiment, a method includes detecting, at a virtual authenticator in an endpoint device, a linkup event, transmitting, to a supplicant in the endpoint device, a request for an identity associated with the endpoint device, receiving, at the virtual authenticator, a response from the supplicant, wherein the response comprises the identity, receiving, from an authentication server, an authorization result, wherein the authorization result is based on authenticating the endpoint device using the received identity, and enforcing, by the virtual authenticator, the authorization result at the endpoint device.

Abstract: The disclosure herein describes an emotional insight management system that provides user-configured prompts and insights to the user. In some examples, an insights application provides personalized, recurring prompts to encourage users to provide current emotional state updates to a well-being journal. The user's responses over time are aggregated within a historical trends report, which provides emotional response data over time. The insights application generates insights into potential reasons for the user's emotional states on a given day. The system analyzes the user-provided emotion response data with integrated work-related data to identify reasons for the user's mood and make recommendations for actions to be taken by users to reduce stress and improve the user's emotional well-being.

Abstract: A system and method for computing a metric indicating a user operation of an application is described. The system accesses online activity data of a user operation of the application. The system filters the online activity data based on a preset time range. An after-hours activity score is calculated based on a type of activity or a duration of an activity from the filtered online activity data, and a weight assigned to the type of activity or the duration of the activity. The system computes an after-hours metric based on the after-hours activity score. A configuration setting for the application based on the after-hours metric is applied to the application.

Abstract: The disclosure herein describes an emotional insight management system that provides user-configured prompts and insights to the user. In some examples, an insights application provides personalized, recurring prompts to encourage users to provide current emotional state updates to a well-being journal. The user's responses over time are aggregated within a historical trends report, which provides emotional response data over time. The insights application generates insights into potential reasons for the user's emotional states on a given day. The system analyzes the user-provided emotion response data with integrated work-related data to identify reasons for the user's mood and make recommendations for actions to be taken by users to reduce stress and improve the user's emotional well-being.

Abstract: A system and method for computing a metric indicating a user operation of an application is described. The system accesses online activity data of a user operation of the application. The system filters the online activity data based on a preset time range. An after-hours activity score is calculated based on a type of activity or a duration of an activity from the filtered online activity data, and a weight assigned to the type of activity or the duration of the activity. The system computes an after-hours metric based on the after-hours activity score. A configuration setting for the application based on the after-hours metric is applied to the application.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for lazy tracking mechanisms for web caching systems are provided. The lazy tracking mechanism may track and perform asynchronous (async) computation of dirty records for client-side caching mechanisms. The async computation of dirty records may include tracking or accounting for invalidated records relevant to a particular client or user system. Invalidation messages may be sent to client/user systems in response to receipt of a request for updated records, or in response to a request for a particular item. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.

Abstract: Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media related to enterprise form dependency visualization and management are provided herein. An example computer-implemented method includes transforming an enterprise form from a given format into a hierarchical representation; generating a visualization of a set of one or more configurable form dependencies within the hierarchical representation; updating, in response to user input, the visualization of the set of one or more configurable form dependencies; generating an updated version of the enterprise form by modifying, in response to updating the visualization of the set of one or more configurable form dependencies, one or more form dependency rules of the enterprise form in a presentation layer associated with the enterprise form; and dynamically outputting the updated version of the enterprise form to at least one user.

Abstract: Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media related to an enterprise services framework for presentation layer management are provided herein. An example computer-implemented method includes representing user interface components related to an application in a pre-determined format, wherein the pre-determined format uses text to represent data objects; creating a first version of the application by embedding, in response to one or more user inputs, one or more of the user interface components into a design space of a presentation layer of an enterprise services framework; updating, in accordance with the embedding of the one or more user interface components into the design space, a schema associated with the multiple user interface components represented in the pre-determined format; and dynamically outputting one or more subsequent versions of the application based at least in part on the updated schema.

Abstract: A database system supports live record invalidation at one or more client systems. As client system request database resources such as data objects from the database system, the database system registers entries at an object user map that indicates which objects are active and what client systems are viewing such objects. If one of the objects is changed, the database server utilizes the object user map to identify other client systems that are viewing the changed record. The database server may transmit change event indications to the client systems, and the client systems can request the updated data corresponding to the updated object.

Abstract: Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media related to enterprise form dependency visualization and management are provided herein. An example computer-implemented method includes transforming an enterprise form from a given format into a hierarchical representation; generating a visualization of a set of one or more configurable form dependencies within the hierarchical representation; updating, in response to user input, the visualization of the set of one or more configurable form dependencies; generating an updated version of the enterprise form by modifying, in response to updating the visualization of the set of one or more configurable form dependencies, one or more form dependency rules of the enterprise form in a presentation layer associated with the enterprise form; and dynamically outputting the updated version of the enterprise form to at least one user.

Abstract: Methods, apparatus, and processor-readable storage media related to an enterprise services framework for presentation layer management are provided herein. An example computer-implemented method includes representing user interface components related to an application in a pre-determined format, wherein the pre-determined format uses text to represent data objects; creating a first version of the application by embedding, in response to one or more user inputs, one or more of the user interface components into a design space of a presentation layer of an enterprise services framework; updating, in accordance with the embedding of the one or more user interface components into the design space, a schema associated with the multiple user interface components represented in the pre-determined format; and dynamically outputting one or more subsequent versions of the application based at least in part on the updated schema.

Abstract: Systems, methods, and computer-readable media for lazy tracking mechanisms for web caching systems are provided. The lazy tracking mechanism may track and perform asynchronous (async) computation of dirty records for client-side caching mechanisms. The async computation of dirty records may include tracking or accounting for invalidated records relevant to a particular client or user system. Invalidation messages may be sent to client/user systems in response to receipt of a request for updated records, or in response to a request for a particular item. Other embodiments may be described and/or claimed.