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Chuan-Yuan Li, Greenwood Village, CO US
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| 20110165143 | MODULATION OF CASPASES AND THERAPEUTICAL APPLICATIONS - The present invention provides caspase modulators in a wide variety of therapeutic applications. Some aspects of the present invention provide methods for using caspase modulators in treating tumor, promoting wound healing, and producing induced pluripotent stem cells. | 07-07-2011 |
Dale Li, Boulder, CO US
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| 20110050227 | System and Methods for Manipulating Coherence of Spins and Pseudospins Using the Internal Structure of Strong Control Pulses - Systems and methods are provided for controlling coherence of a magnetic resonance signal of spin species. The small difference between hard π pulses and their delta-function approximation is exploited to provide new classes of spin echoes which have applications in nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) spectroscopy, magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) and magnetic resonance microscopy (MRM), and related spectroscopies of solids, and mixtures of solids and liquids. Systems and methods are also provided for controlling coherence of the resonance signal from pseudospin species. | 03-03-2011 |
Du Li, Broomfield, CO US
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| 20090268848 | Systems and Methods for Filter Based Media Defect Detection - Various embodiments of the present invention provide systems and methods for media defect detection. For example, a data receiving system is disclosed that includes a data signal provided from a medium that may include a defective portion. An absolute value circuit receives the data signal and provides an output corresponding to an absolute value of the data signal. The output corresponding to the absolute value of the data signal is input to a filter that filters it and provides a filtered output. In some cases, the filter is a digital filter operable to integrate the absolute value of the data signal. A comparator receives the output from the filter and compares it with a threshold value. The result of the comparison indicates a defect status of the medium. | 10-29-2009 |
Ellen Qi Li, Ft. Collins, CO US
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| 20090092650 | Sustained Delivery Formulations of Octreotide Compounds - The present invention relates to an octreotide sustained release delivery system for treatment of diseases relating to somatotropin and/or somatostatin. The sustained release delivery system of the invention includes a flowable composition containing an octreotide compound, and an implant containing the octreotide compound. The flowable composition may be injected into tissue whereupon it coagulates to become the solid or gel, monolithic implant. The flowable composition includes a biodegradable, thermoplastic polymer, an organic liquid and an octreotide compound. | 04-09-2009 |
Fang Li, Englewood, CO US
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| 20110165143 | MODULATION OF CASPASES AND THERAPEUTICAL APPLICATIONS - The present invention provides caspase modulators in a wide variety of therapeutic applications. Some aspects of the present invention provide methods for using caspase modulators in treating tumor, promoting wound healing, and producing induced pluripotent stem cells. | 07-07-2011 |
Hongguang Li, Broomfield, CO US
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| 20100274637 | PREDICTION OF THRESHOLD EXCEPTIONS BASED ON REAL TIME OPERATING INFORMATION - A contact center includes a real time threshold prediction module that determines that a selected performance measure will, during a future time interval, likely cross a selected threshold and, in response, performs at least one of the following operations: (i) determines, for the likely crossing of the selected threshold, a consequence in a selected service level agreement and determines a set of corrective actions to reduce a likelihood that the selected performance measure will cross the selected threshold. | 10-28-2010 |
| 20100322406 | Servicing Calls in Call Centers Based On Estimated Call Value - Methods for enabling call center agents to adapt their servicing of incoming calls based on the estimated value of the calls are disclosed. In accordance with the first illustrative embodiment, when there is a “high-value” call waiting in the queue while one or more agents are currently servicing lower-value calls, an agent who is servicing a lower-value call is informed that there is a higher-value call waiting in the queue, and is prompted to provide an estimate of how much longer he or she will be servicing his or her current call. The call center system selects which agent the high-value call will be routed to based on: (i) the agents' responses to the prompts, and (ii) for each of the responding agents, a measure of how closely prior responses from the agent compared to the actual amount of time taken by the agent to complete servicing the call. | 12-23-2010 |
| 20100322408 | Data Store for Assessing Accuracy of Call Center Agent Service Time Estimates - A data store (e.g., a relational database, an object-oriented database, an unstructured file system, an in-memory data structure, etc.) and associated methods are disclosed for predicting the accuracy of agent responses in a call center. In accordance with the illustrative embodiment, agents in a call center are prompted at different times during their workday for estimates of how much longer they will be servicing their current call, and the estimates are stored in the data store along with the actual times required for completion of the call. Statistics for each agent's prediction accuracy are computed and stored in the data store along with the raw data, and can then be used to assess the accuracy of subsequent agent responses to queries. | 12-23-2010 |
Jiancai Li, Littleton, CO US
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| 20100303764 | Sweet Whey Based Biopesticide Composition - A biopesticide composition for pest management that includes a sweet whey product and spores mixed with a carrier to form a growing environment in a target region. The growing environment forms a micro-factory that is suitable for spore growth, such that the number of spores substantially increases from a first spore concentration prior to application to the target region to a second spore concentration after a period of time. The biopesticide composition may include other additives that modify the micro-factory in a manner that facilitates spore growth and/or increases the probability that a target pest, e.g., an insect, will come into contact with the spores. | 12-02-2010 |
Qidao Li, Colorado Springs, CO US
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| 20120204040 | AUTHENTICATING FERROELECTRIC RANDOM ACCESS MEMORY (F-RAM) DEVICE AND METHOD - An F-RAM authenticating memory device and method providing secure mutual authentication between a Host system and a memory in order to gain read/write access to the F-RAM user memory contents. The device and technique of the present invention uses an Advanced Encryption Standard AES128 encryption module in conjunction with a true hardware random number generator and basic exclusive OR (XOR) functions in order to achieve a secure algorithm with a relatively small amount of processing. Due to inherently faster write times than that of conventional floating gate non-volatile memory technologies, the use of F-RAM significantly reduces the time available to interfere with a critical security parameter (CSP) update. Moreover, unlike floating gate technologies, F-RAM's read vs. write current signature is balanced making it less prone to side channel attacks while also providing relatively faster erase times. | 08-09-2012 |
Shiguang Li, Boulder, CO US
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| 20110015057 | MEMBRANES FOR HIGHLY SELECTIVE SEPARATIONS - The present invention provides modified molecular sieve membranes with improved CO | 01-20-2011 |
Xiaonan Li, Evergreen, CO US
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| 20110070371 | FLUORINE COMPOUNDS FOR DOPING CONDUCTIVE OXIDE THIN FILMS - Methods of forming a conductive fluorine-doped metal oxide layer on a substrate by chemical vapor deposition are described. The methods may include heating the substrate in a processing chamber, and introducing a metal-containing precursor and a fluorine-containing precursor to the processing chamber. The methods may also include adding an oxygen-containing precursor to the processing chamber. The precursors are reacted to deposit the fluorine-doped metal oxide layer on the substrate. Methods may also include forming the conductive fluorine-doped metal oxide layer by plasma-assisted chemical vapor deposition. These methods may include providing the substrate in a processing chamber, and introducing a metal-containing precursor, and a fluorine-containing precursor to the processing chamber. A plasma may be formed that includes species from the metal-containing precursor and the fluorine-containing precursor. The species may react to deposit the fluorine-doped metal oxide layer on the substrate. | 03-24-2011 |
| 20110197958 | AMORPHOUS TIN-CADMIUM OXIDE FILMS AND THE PRODUCTION THEREOF - A tin-cadmium oxide film having an amorphous structure and a ratio of tin atoms to cadmium atoms of between 1:1 and 3:1. The tin-cadmium oxide film may have an optical band gap of between 2.7 eV and 3.35 eV. The film may also have a charge carrier concentration of between 1×10 | 08-18-2011 |
| 20120097222 | TRANSPARENT CONDUCTING OXIDE FILMS WITH IMPROVED PROPERTIES - A method of producing thin-film transparent conducting oxide (TCO) materials and devices that incorporate the transparent conducting oxide materials are disclosed. The method described is for coating glass, polymers, foils, or electronic devices with a TCO having improved characteristics. | 04-26-2012 |
| 20120107491 | High Permittivity Transparent Films - Thin films containing a transparent conducting oxide and a high permittivity material are disclosed. Exemplary thin films may exhibit increased transmission in the visible-to-near infrared (vis-NIR) spectrum without a decrease in electrical conductivity compared to the thin film without the high permittivity material. Methods for making thin films having enhanced optical properties without substantially decreased electrical quality are also disclosed. | 05-03-2012 |
Xiao-Qing Li, Colorado Springs, CO US
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| 20130073470 | METHOD AND SYSTEM FOR PROVIDING ONLINE TROUBLE TICKET SERVICING - An approach is provided for online trouble ticket servicing. Communication is initiated with a user for creation of a trouble ticket by an online trouble ticket service. A determination is made whether the user is associated with an online account of the trouble ticket service. Based on the determination, a graphical user interface is presented and includes a feedback area to specify information indicating a reason for non-usage of the online account for the trouble ticket service. | 03-21-2013 |
Youzhl Li, Longmont, CO US
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| 20120310060 | METHOD OF ANALYZING PHOTON DENSITY WAVES IN A MEDICAL MONITOR - A monitoring system may include an emission feature capable of emitting light into tissue, a modulator capable of modulating the emitter at a modulation frequency, e.g., in a range of about 10 MHz to 3.0 GHz, to generate resolvable photon density waves, a detection feature capable of detecting photons of the photon density waves after passage through the tissue, and a processor capable of using phase and amplitude differences of the photon density wave signal relative to a reference to determine one or more physiological parameters. The phase and amplitude differences may be much lower frequency that the modulation rate. Accordingly, these differences may be masked by signal artifacts. Provided herein are signal conditioning techniques that may improve the signal to noise ratio of photon density wave signals and yield a more robust phase and amplitude signal. | 12-06-2012 |