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(November 16, 2009 - Insidermedicine) From Orlando - According to research presented at the annual meeting of the American Heart Association, heart disease patients find their risk of heart attack, stroke and death drastically reduced if they practice transcendental meditation. For nine years, researchers studied over 200 adult men and women suffering from heart disease, randomly assigning one group to practice transcendental meditation and the other to take part in a dietary modification and exercise program. They found that patients who practiced transcendental meditation had a 47% lower rate of heart attacks, stokes and death when compared to the other group. From Toronto - According to research published in the International Journal of Clinical Practice, a recent international study of schizophrenia has revealed interesting similarities of the condition regardless of region, economy and culture. Studying over 17,000 schizophrenic patients in 37 different countries, researchers found the following: only 19% of patients were in paid employment; 62% reported sexual dysfunction; nearly 70% lived in dependent housing; and 74% were taking additional prescribed drugs along with their antipsychotic medication. And finally, back to Orlando - Patients with heart failure and a normal left ventricular ejection fraction may find their heart rate has an impaired response to exercise, according to another report presented at the annual meeting of the American Heart Association. Researchers studied over 80 patients, comparing those who had heart failure and preserved LVEF and with a control group of healthy patients. Those with heart failure had lower peak heart rate response as well as lower change in heart rate during exercise when compared to the healthy group.

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Graph plotter program plots 2D graphs from complex equations. The application comprises algebraic, trigonometric, hyperbolic and transcendental functions. EqPlot can be used to verify the results of nonlinear regression analysis program. Equation graph plotter gives engineers and researchers the power to graphically review equations, by putting a large number of equations at their fingertips. The program is also indispensable for students and teachers. A flexible work area lets you type in your equations directly. It is as simple as a regular text editor. Annotate, edit and repeat your graphings in the work area. You can also paste your equations into the editor panel. Example of mathematical expression: 5.22 - (2 * x) + square(x) + power(x;3) + power(2.55;4) - logbaseN(4;6.25) Save your work for later use into a text or graphic file. Comprehensive online help is easily accessed within the program. Features: -------- *Scientific graphings *Unlimited expression length *Parenthesis compatible *Scientific notation *More than 35 functions *More than 40 constants *User-friendly error messages *Simple mode (medium size on desktop) *Paste expressions into EqPlot *Online documentation *All the benefits that Windows bestows, such as multi-tasking and print formatting are available Ranked 2.72 / 5 | 25 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (01:53) Submitted By: larrynylund Tags: Equation Graph Plotter Eqplot Graphing Nonlinear Regression Analysis Applications Algebraic Trigonometric Hyperbolic Transcendental Function Polynomial Rational Logarithmic Exponential Categories: Science & Tech

ScienCalc is a convenient and powerful scientific calculator. ScienCalc calculates mathematical expression. It supports the common arithmetic operations (+, -, *, /) and parentheses. The program contains high-performance arithmetic, trigonometric, hyperbolic and transcendental calculation routines. All the function routines therein map directly to Intel 80387 FPU floating-point machine instructions. Scientific calculator gives students, teachers, scientists and engineers the power to find values for even the most complex equation set. You can build equation set, which can include a wide array of linear and nonlinear models for any application: *Linear equations *Polynomial and rational equations *Nonlinear exponential, logarithmic and power equations *Pre-defined mathematical and physical constants A flexible work area lets you type in your equations directly. It is as simple as a regular text editor. Annotate, edit and repeat your calculations in the work area. You can also paste your equations into the editor panel. Example of mathematical expression: 5.44E-4 * (x - 187) + (2 * x) + square(x) + sin(x/deg) + logbaseN(6;2.77) History of all calculations done during a session can be viewed. Print your work for later use. Comprehensive online help is easily accessed within the program. Ranked 2.88 / 5 | 49 views | 0 comments Click here to watch the video (01:50) Submitted By: larrynylund Tags: Scientific Calculators Sciencalc Complex Equation Arithmetic Trigonometric Hyperbolic Transcendental Calculation Routine Linear Nonlinear Applications Polynomial Rational Logarithmic Exponential Categories: People & Stories Science & Tech