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PII component of the toad electroretinogram

Journal of Neurophysiology, 1992
1. The PII component of the electroretinogram (ERG) is comprised of the b-wave and the DC component and is thought to reflect bipolar cell activity. Although the b-wave is generated in large part by a K+/Muller cell mechanism, the origin of the DC component is unclear. In this paper we detail our investigation of the origin of the DC component.
B J, Katz, Z, Xu, J, Zheng, B, Oakley
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PII Aegis: A PII detection tool for government document

International Journal on Science and Technology
The detection and secure storage of personally identifiable information (PII) in government-issued documents, such as PAN cards, is a crucial aspect of digital security. This project presents a deep learning-based approach using Convolutional Neural Networks (CNN) and YOLOv8 for the detection of real and fake PAN cards.
Tejaswini S -, Akshitha Katkeri -, Tanisha N -, Spoorthy Anni -   +3 more
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Two Arguments for PII

2022
Abstract This chapter presents two arguments for the Principle of Identity of Indiscernibles, the principle that necessarily, no two concrete objects share all their non-trivializing properties, whether purely qualitative ones or impurely qualitative ones.
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The Pentapeptide GGAGG Has PII Conformation

Journal of the American Chemical Society, 2003
Most of what we know about proteins reflects their native folded structure. Much less is understood about the structure of unfolded proteins, which tends to be referred to as "random coil", lacking extended alpha-helix or beta-strand structure. Recent work suggests that unfolded proteins might adopt significant population of PII structure, an extended ...
Liang, Ding, Kang, Chen, Paul A, Santini, Zhengshuang, Shi, Neville R, Kallenbach   +4 more
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Strengthening defences to protect PII

Network Security
Organisations are creating or amassing increasingly huge quantities of data, much of which can be classed as personally identifiable information (PII). Any leak of this information can be disastrous – both for the organisation and the people to whom the data relates.
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LOL pII Allergen

1996
Grass pollen allergens are a major cause of allergy affecting about 75% of allergic patients (1). The perennial rye grass Lolium perenne is the most important species that produces allergenic pollen world-wide, due to its large use for forage and turf. Earlier studies showed that this pollen contains at least 17 allergens ranging in size from 12 to 89 ...
Alessandro Sidoli, Claudia De Lalla, Elena Tamborini, Anna Brandazza, Paolo Arosio   +4 more
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Data Privacy and Academic Libraries: Non-PII, PII, and Librarians’ Reflections (Part 2)

Journal of Library Administration, 2019
AbstractUsing personally identifiable information (PII) (patron data) to make informed decisions in academic libraries through learning analytics programs has increasingly become more commonplace.
Russell Michalak, Monica D. T. Rysavy
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PII, the FTC, Car Dealers, and You

Computer, 2014
Personally identifiable information (PII) is among the most digitally delicate data and deserves maximum government protection. So why isn't it better protected? Here are some thoughts on the matter.
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New Views on PII Signaling: From Nitrogen Sensing to Global Metabolic Control

Trends in Microbiology, 2022
Khaled A. Selim, Luciano F. Huergo, Karl Forchhammer   +2 more
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Columna Antonini Pii

1993
La voce illustra e contestualizza la colonna di Antonino Pio, offrendo un resoconto della storia degli studi e dei risultati di ricerca piu ...
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