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	CEA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		CEA monitoring showed the best results in patients who developed hepatic metastases (sensitivity 60%, specificity 94%, positive predictive value 60%, and negative predictive value 94%), and was ineffective for the detection of locoregional or pulmonary metastases.
		CEA is an optimal marker for detecting distant metastases, in particular liver metastases, since its sensitivity considerably exceeds the sensitivities of the other two monitored markers.
		CEA is the most frequent indicator of recurrence in asymptomatic patients and currently is the most cost-effective test for the preclinical detection of resectable disease.
	www.thedoctorsdoctor.com /labtests/cea.html (4273 words)

	Frequently Asked Questions About Cea Ocean Mineral Superfood
		Cea is pure, concentrated ocean water that provides a highly complex source of macro and trace minerals in the form and ratios provided by nature that are readily compatible with the body's requirements.
		Cea is concentrated at ambient temperatures through a vast network of shallow ponds using solar evaporation to produce the maiden brine.
		Otherwise, Cea's sodium ratio is balanced by the ratios of the other complex macro and trace minerals such as magnesium and potassium, which buffer the effects of sodium in the body.
	www.cea-life.com /faq.htm (998 words)

	CEA Press Release
		CEA Secretary Michael Walton and CEA Legislative Committee Chairman Terry Street were two of only a few management representatives invited to participate at the ceremonial signing by Gov. Davis of SB 16 (Burton), requiring state prevailing wages to be based on the modal (most commonly occurring) rates of pay for workers in a given area.
		This year, CEA is devoting its attention legislatively to CEA-sponsored Senate Bill 471 (Solis) to provide financial protection for contractors, subcontractors and construction workers in the event of a construction project owner default along with providing advocacy on a host of other legislative proposals sponsored by labor and other groups.
		CEA hopes that this career pathway, once fully developed, will serve as a pilot program for other school districts in California to assist in recruiting high school students in pursuing construction and engineering careers in the trades, project management, and design engineering.
	www.cea-ca.org /services/press082800.shtml (1393 words)

	Medical Conditions - Cancer
		Serum CEA levels are also elevated in a variety of cancers including carcinomas of the colon, lung, breast, pancreas, ovaries, and uterus.
		CEA gained wide acceptance long before the appearance of many other tumor markers and is considered to be one of the classical markers.
		CEA continues to be used most often to monitor patients treated for gastrointestinal carcinomas, particularly colon cancer.
	www.dpcweb.com /medical/cancer/cancer_tm_char_cea.html (333 words)

	CEA-LIFE Mineral Superfood
		Unlike crystallised and refined forms of salt, Cea retains the entire complex mineral ratios found in the ocean in dissolved ionic form, the most immediately bio-absorbable format for the body to absorb.
		Cea is a certified organic, pure, concentrated seawater superfood.
		Cea helps restore body salts (electrolytes) and fluid during and after exercise aiding in the prevention of cramping and fatigue.
	www.cea-life.com (193 words)

	Carcinoembryonic Antigen (CEA)
		CEA is normally produced during the development of a fetus.
		CEA may be found in the blood of people who smoke heavily or who have some types of cancer, especially large intestine (colon and rectal) cancer.
		Blood levels of CEA are also frequently elevated in people with cirrhosis, pancreatitis, kidney failure, inflammatory bowel disease, peptic ulcer disease, COPD, or obstructed bile ducts.
	my.webmd.com /hw/cancer/hw3988.asp (959 words)

	CEA I by C.A. Sharp
		As a group, they purchased a full-page ad in the breed magazine admitting they had produced CEA and listing the names of their carrier dogs.
		CEA hasn't gone away--I got another pedigree just a couple weeks ago--but there appears to be a lot less of it out there.
		I think the knowledge that the disease is recessive and that one can test-breed to clear suspected carriers has resulted in more effective management of the disease by breeders, even though a fair number of them wouldn't ever admit they'd thus managed their way out of it.
	www.workingdogs.com /doc0183.htm (1111 words)

	Carcinoembryonic Antigen - Cancer information on MedicineNet.com
		CEA is a type of protein molecule that can be found in many different cells of the body, but is typically associated with certain tumors and the developing fetus.
		When the CEA level is abnormally high before surgery or other treatment, it is expected to fall to normal following successful surgery to remove all of the cancer.
		CEA is not an effective screening test for hidden (occult) cancer since early tumors do not cause significant blood elevations.
	www.medicinenet.com /carcinoembryonic_antigen/article.htm (482 words)

	What is CEA-Scan? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The CEA-Scan study is a nuclear medicine procedure — that is, it uses a small dose of radioactive isotope to image tumors sometimes invisible to other diagnostic tests.
		That isotope is guided to tumors via antibody fragments engineered to seek out and attach to any tissue that expresses carcinoembryonic antigen (CEA), a protein found on virtually all colorectal tumors.
		CEA blood tests attempt to detect this same protein in blood, but often fail to do so, due to lack of sensitivity.
	www.cea-scan.com /inserts/pckginstpu.htm (252 words)

	California Earthquake Authority \| Policy Information (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		If your home is damaged by an earthquake and you have a CEA policy, you have a number of important coverages.
		The CEA insurance policy is the contract between the insured and the CEA.
		CEA insurance policies have coverage limits, as well as exclusions and limitations that are not detailed on the CEA Web site.
	www.earthquakeauthority.com /policy/policy.html (224 words)

	CEA News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		CEA is an advanced technology company specialising in research, development, supply and support of radar and communications technologies to private sector and Government customers.
		The radar technology in particular is in use by the Australian, US and Middle Eastern Governments in Defence, counter terrorist and border protection applications, while the private sector applies the technology in management of commercial shipping to facilitate trade and assist in protection of the environment from accident related impact.
		CEA's Managing Director, Peter Croser, commented "CEA has concentrated on increasing its export activities and its depth and capability to meet the worldwide requirements for surveillance radar.
	www.cea.com.au /news/news_4.html (232 words)

	CEA: The Test
		A blood test for CEA is often used as a tumor marker.
		Physicians can use CEA results to determine the stage and extent of disease, and the outlook in patients with cancer, especially gastrointestinal (GI) and, in particular, colorectal cancer.
		CEA is a protein that is found in embryonic tissues.
	www.labtestsonline.org /understanding/analytes/cea/test.html (431 words)

	English Language Program Accreditation, CEA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		CEA has received financial support from individuals, related organizations, and businesses that support CEA's mission to improve the quality of English language programs and institutions in the United States and other countries.
		CEA also appreciates the support of current and past commissioners and their programs and institutions, many of which have provided funding for commissioners to participate in meetings of the Commission.
		CEA is recognized by the U.S. Secretary of Education as a reliable authority on the quality of instruction and services provided by accredited English language programs and institutions.
	www.cea-accredit.org /friends.php (164 words)

	California Earthquake Authority \| About the CEA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Today, the CEA is the world's largest residential earthquake insurer.
		July 1999: The CEA begins to offer higher, supplemental coverage limits to its policyholders.
		October 1999: The CEA launches SAFER (State Assistance For Earthquake Retrofits) in nine Bay Area counties.
	www.earthquakeauthority.com /about/about.html (429 words)

	Chmura Economics and Analytics (CEA)
		CEA is a leader in economic consulting services.
		CEA provides custom-content newsletters and publications, a weekly national economic update, innovative solutions and services, and a quarterly publication about the Virginia Economy.
		CEA has the skill and experience to turn your data into information that leads to confident decisions and the realization of bold goals.
	www.chmuraecon.com (244 words)

	Publications (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		CEA is partnering with the International Telecommunications Union (ITU) to expand consumer electronics (CE) industry standards.
		Under the agreement, CEA is designated a qualified reference organization by the ITU's Telecommunications Standardization Sector (ITU-T), allowing the two organizations to share resources, expertise and information to achieve their goal of ensuring international industry collaboration.
		"CEA is the venue of choice in North America to develop enabling standards for the CE industry," says Gary Shapiro, president and CEO of CEA.
	cea.tmghosting.com /publications/vision/2003/julaug/p33b.asp?bc=dept&department_id=3 (105 words)

	CEA Awards Grants to Deserving Universities
		For the 2002 program year, the CEA Construction Management University Grant Program Committee evaluated grant applications from five universities based on such factors as impact to the building construction industry and quality of the grant proposal.
		CEA presented California State University, Sacramento with the 2002 Donald L. Warmby Leadership Award in recognition of its first place grant award.
		Donald Warmby, who passed away last year, was instrumental in initiating CEA’s Construction Management University Program to support and promote quality construction management education and to develop long-term relationships with the participating universities.
	www.cea-ca.org /services/press121602.shtml (199 words)

	Study Abroad Programs - CEA (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		CEA reserves the right to revoke a scholarship if the recipient fails to adhere to the CEA Code of Conduct.
		Guidelines: In memory of former CEA Paris student Chris Towns, this scholarship is open to students who have applied to any CEA France trimester, semester or year program.
		Cultural Experiences Abroad (CEA) provides study abroad programs in Argentina, Australia, Costa Rica, England, France, Ireland, Italy, Mexico, and Spain for U.S. and Canadian college students.
	www.gowithcea.com /financing/scholarships.html (824 words)

	CEA - Connecticut Education Association
		Nomination forms must be mailed by registered or certified mail to CEA and be postmarked no later than Thursday, December 1, 2005, to be eligible to compete in the 2006 election.
		CEA hosted a petition to amend NCLB from Sept. 2004 to March 2005.
		On March 10, 2005 the names of people signing the petition were forwarded to Congress along with a cover letter from the CEA president.
	www.cea.org (858 words)

	CEA
		Industry leaders met to discuss the future of consumer electronics and all its vertical markets.
		CEA honored eleven new members of the CE Hall of Fame this year in Las Vegas.
		CEA named 2006's five technologies that are certain to change our industry and the world.
	www.ce.org (322 words)

	the opera group
		These areas are interrelated in that access control is needed on event registration and notification and events are needed for timely revocation of access rights.
		CEA events were typed to support the programming of distributed, event-based applications.
		This is in contrast with CEA's extensions to middleware for closely coupled components.
	www.cl.cam.ac.uk /Research/SRG/opera/projects (1189 words)

	Home of the Chinook Equine Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		The raffle for a 2005 Paint Filly, generously donated by Ron, Paula and Rion Post of Quarter Circle P Bar Ranch to be used as a fundraiser for the CEA, was won by Pat and Brenda Griffin of Irrigon, Oregon.
		All shows recognized by the CEA are still open to the public and each individual show will still offer prizes and awards, but the points, standings and End-Of-Year Awards will be reserved for members only.
		CEA will be co-hosting SummerFest at Franklin County Saddle Club this year, so plan to attend Friday evening through Sunday June10th through 12th..
	chinook2.stokeslanding.com (627 words)

	Centro Ecologico: Akumal, Mexico, Ocean Research, Environmental Education, Sea Turtle Protection, Marine Research
		CEA's Mission is to monitor the impact of development on the regional ecosystems and culture; to report findings and their significance to the public through education; and, through education, to influence public policy.
		The CEA Staff has made their preparations, boarded up the CEA Center and are evacuating to Chetumal.
		CEA is looking for an architect who can design the structure, for renewable energy businesses who can donate materials and, of course, funding for labor.
	www.ceakumal.org (587 words)

	CEA - The Federation of national insurance associations
		Jointly produced by CEA and Mercer Oliver Wyman.
		The report is an important step in the shaping of the industry’s contribution to the Solvency II Project.
		With separate comments on each CEA member country, it is an invaluable consultation tool.
	www.cea.assur.org /cea/v2.0/uk/accueil.php (310 words)

	CEA News
		CEA Technologies Pty Limited has entered into a contract to supply and demonstrate at sea the CEA-FAR Active Phased Array Radar with the Royal Australian Navy.
		Developed by CEA Technologies in Canberra, Australia, over a 5 year RandD program, CEA-FAR brings a range of capabilities only possible through digital technology, sophisticated software and uniquely developed waveforms.
		In 2000 CEA received orders for the sale of three CEA-FAR radars to the United States, which will enhance the security of Government facilities by detecting and identifying potential airborne incursions.
	www.cea.com.au /news/news_3.html (397 words)

	CEA Service d'Astrophysique/ ISGRI, camera gamma d'INTEGRAL (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		One of the main scientific goals of the mission is the observation of the astrophysical sites where the largest energy transfers take place; with foremost the fl hole environment.
		With more than 16 000 independent cadmium telluride (CdTe) detectors, this exceptional device, developped by the CEA with the CNES support, takes advantage of the latest progress in crystal manufacturing and microelectronics.
		ISGRI was delivered on July 12 to be integrated on the IBIS telescope.
	dphs10.saclay.cea.fr /Sap/Actualites/ISGRI/isgriang.shtml (874 words)

	CEA - Direction des sciences du vivant
		Determination, by a team of the Department of Protein Engineering and Research (DIEP, CEA Saclay), of the crystal structure at 2.7 Å resolution of a membrane receptor involved in metastatic proliferation.
		Researchers in the DNA repair research unit at CEA Fontenay-aux-Roses, jointly with a team of the Gustave-Roussy Institute, Villejuif and the University of Paris V, have demonstrated that the mechanisms of homologous recombination control are conserved from bacteria to yeast (a model organism).
		This control works by removing from DNA certain elements that are necessary for the recombination process.
	www-dsv.cea.fr /content/cea_eng (113 words)

	English Language Program Accreditation, CEA
		The Commission on English Language Program Accreditation (CEA) is a not-for-profit corporation whose primary focus is the accreditation of English language programs and institutions in the United States.
		CEA is recognized by the US Secretary of Education, which allows institutions to use CEA accreditation for purposes of certification to admit international students.
		All policies governing CEA and the procedures for accreditation can be found in the CEA Policies and Procedures [PDF download].
	www.cea-accredit.org (202 words)

	CEA Conference 2005
		The form comes in two parts on a single page: (a) fill out the top half, checking off all items that apply; (b) the bottom half will be filled out by the treasurer as a verifying receipt, to be returned to you at the conference when you appear for registration at the Omni Severin.
		When calling one of these two hotels, remember to identify the CEA Conference as your reason for booking the hotel to be eligible for the reduced rate.
		If you are attending, but not presenting, and have not yet been queried about membership status, please e-mail Charles Ernst at cernst@hilbert.edu for a membership form, and he will e-mail one to you as an attachment.
	www.as.ysu.edu /~english/cea/conf_2005.htm (1588 words)

	CEA-R What is CEA-Retired ? (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		They didn't lose interest in the profession in which they'd been employed nor do they walk away from the many friendships that had been developed over their career.
		CEA-Retired is the only Connecticut organization for retired public education personnel officially affiliated with CEA and the NEA.
		Works with CEA Government Relations to evaluate candidate positions on retirement issues when interviewing and recommending candidates for political office
	www.cea.org /Retirement/cear/whatwhy.html (330 words)

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