Phase II Study of Clinical Activity of Pegaspargase in Women With Relapsed or Refractory Epithelial Ovarian Cancer

Industry has invested billions of dollars learning how to intelligently and contextually collect, analyze, process, and present visualizations of data sets to consumers in manners that increase comprehension and minimize legal risks. Research has demonstrated the importance, time-and-time again, that accommodating the individual wants, needs and preferences of individual consumers is incredibly important. What was once a market of billions of consumers has evolved into billions of markets of one consumer. The same holds true in medical settings. All consumers learn differently and, therefore, should be "educated" as individuals, based on their individual learning strengths, needs and preferences. This includes environments in which data collection takes place and visualizations are presented. This is what we have to offer. The following examples are just what they are called. Turnkey. We did nothing to customize anything. The automated generation of visualizations and data collection presentations are endless... and should be left up to the individual wants, needs and preferences of your consumers.

Our company is the world’s largest developer (only 15 employees) of accessible mobile applications and utilities (many STEM-related) with more than 10 million installations[i], running on 3,766 unique devices[ii] spread throughout 150 countries[iii]. We have been a recipient/partner in 33 federal, state and local grants[iv] over the past 18 years. These grants focused on meeting the needs of professionals, needing to accommodate the technology access needs of individual consumers. In fact, we were recently awarded a White House “Champions of Change Award” for enhancing the accessibility of STEM materials[v] and developing a fully-accessible ePub Reader[vi] that can display and read STEM content using high-quality text-to-speech voices in 21 languages[vii].

II. Turnkey Examples of Context Discovery Processing of Eli Lilly and Company Clinical Trial Information:

III. Turnkey Examples of Automatically-Generated XMind Mind Maps of the Above Eli Lilly and Company Clinical Trials:

Note: You will need to download and install Xmind in order to view the following mind maps. The latest version is XMind 2012 SE(v3.3.1). XMind is an open source project, which means it's free to download and free to use forever. XMind Plus/Pro with more professional features are also available. Click the following link to download Xmind: http://www.xmind.net/download/win/. Once XMind is installed on your computer you can view each of the following XMind mind maps by clicking on its link and then clicking "Open." Downloading these files may convert them into a zip file and render them useless. They must be opened directly.

[i] Jacobs, S. I. (2013, August 5). Apps4Android/Onymous Heroes application development-cost economies-of-scale. Retrieved August 5, 2013, from http://apps4android.org/eos/Apps4Android_072913.htm

[ii] Jacobs, S. I. (2013, August 5). Installations (489,000) of IDEAL Accessible App Installer by Android Device Model. Retrieved August 5, 2013, from http://apps4android.org/installations/

[iii] Jacobs, S. I. (2013, June 25). Apps4android accessibility applications are installed in 150 countries and u.s. territories. Retrieved August 10, 2013, from http://www.apps4android.org/?p=4272

[iv] Jacobs, S. I. (2013, August 5). Sampling of IDEAL Group/Apps4Android grant participations. Retrieved August 6, 2013, from http://www.ideal-group.org/?p=100

[v] White House (2012, May 7). Steve jacobs recognized as a champion of change for leading education and employment efforts in science, technology, engineering and math for americans with disabilities. Retrieved July 30, 2013, from http://www.whitehouse.gov/champions/stem-equality-for-americans-with-disabilities/steve-jacobs

[vi] White House (2012, May 7). STEM Education Success Powered by IDEAL’s ePub3 Reader. Retrieved July 20, 2013, from http://www.whitehouse.gov/blog/2012/05/07/stem-education-success-powered-ideal-s-epub3-reader

[vii] Jacobs, S. I. (2012, December 20). IDEAL Group Reader reading ebooks in 21 languages using high-quality text-to-speech voices (by language). Retrieved August 3, 2013, from

[viii] Jacobs, S. I. (2012, December 21). Examples and Flowchart of IDEAL Group's Math-Writing Application. Retrieved August 3, 2013, from

[ix] InftyReader Group, Inc. http://inftyreader.org

[x] Jacobs, S. I. (2013, July 28). You Tube Videos of InftyReader in Action!! Retrieved August 10, 2013, from http://www.inftyreader.org/?p=193