Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
The ef fect of onl ine low task-re levant a tmospheric cues on emot ions and responses

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to describe how low task-relevant atmospheric cues affect consumers' emotions and responses in the online retail environment. Furthermore the aim is to analyze which of the examined low taskrelevant cues have the strongest impact on consumers’ emotions and responses. Background: It is important for fashion companies to be active in e-commerce landscape as it is growing rapidly especially in the apparel sector. As shopping is considered being an experience, it is important for companies to make the shopping experience pleasant for consumers and create positive emotions that lead to positive response behaviors. In online environments, this can be created through using low and high task-relevant atmospheric cues on the website. Method: To fulfill the purpose, a qualitative research approach has been chosen. The qualitative data was collected through ten semi-structured interviews with fashion interested new or experienced female online consumers in the age between 20-30 years old. Conclusion: This research shows that emotions and response behaviors are strongly connected and influenced by low task-relevant atmospheric cues. A connection within the response categories was also found. Furthermore, when designing a website, certain elements such as layout, color, images together with sales and promotional signage can be designed to achieve desired emotions as these are have the strongest impact on consumers' emotions and responses.
Quali-Quantitative Analysis by LC/DAD and GPC of the Polyphenols of “Uva Di Troia Canosina” Grape Seeds for the Development of an Industrial Nutraceutical Product

The quali-quantitative determination of the principal components of “uva di Troia canosina” seed extracts by LC/ DAD analysis and the optimization of the extraction and purification processes for the development of an industrial nutraceutical product, are described. Two different fractions of seeds collected at different stages of fermentation were compared: “Tesi” 2 when there is a spontaneous stratification of the seeds at the bottom of the recipient and “Tesi” 4 at the end of fermentation. Percolation was applied and compared to maceration and the purification step carefully evaluated to obtain extracts free of contaminant species endowed with polyphenolic content comparable to commercial preparations such as Leucoselect® (Indena, SpA, Italy), Vitis Vinifera extract 95% (seeds), Vitis Vinifera dry extract 95%, Biovin grape seed and vinasse extract. (Farmalabor, Italy). In particular, “Tesi” 2 extract obtained by percolation and purified with a LLE extraction with ethyl acetate showed a polyphenolic content similar to Leucoselect®. From the quantitative analyses it was evident, as expected, that “Tesi”2 has a higher polyphenolic content compared to “Tesi” 4, because during vinification the must extracts polyphenols from the seeds. On the other hand, “Tesi” 4 is particularly convenient since it is easily obtained and very economical, being a waste product. The residual content of organic solvents (ethanol and ethyl acetate) and water was assessed in the grape extracts according to ICH rules by means respectively of HS/GC and Karl Fisher titration in order to meet the requirements for commercialization. Furthermore, the high molecular weight polyphenolic fraction of our extracts was investigated through gel permeation chromatography (GPC) and compared to that of Leucoselect®.
Radiometric Compensation Using Color-Mixing Ma- trix Reformed from Light Transport Matrix

We propose a practical method that realizes radiometric compensation based on direct and indirect light transports so that uncalibrated projector-camera systems can create desired image displays on 3D objects. By introducing compressed sensing, we efficiently construct the light transport matrix that includes direct/indirect light transports reflected from unknown 3D objects. Assuming that each camera pixel receives a linear summation of direct and indirect reflection lights via the color-mixing matrices, which are reformed by reference to the light transports, our proposed method adaptively compensates the color brightness output from the projector by controlling a feedback system. We demonstrate compensation trials that use reformed color-mixing matrices and confirm that our proposed method offers excellent projection-based displays
Effectiveness of Indoor Environment Management Education for Prevention of Allergic Asthma

Purpose. The objective of this research is to provide the indoor environment management education program for the asthma patients and their families and then analyze the effectiveness in education preventing allergic asthma. Methods. A pre-post single group quasi-experimental design was used to provide an education program about correct indoor environment management to a total of 58 households (29 patient households and 29 normal households). The performance rate of correct indoor environment management procedure, amount of house dust mite antigen, allergy subjective symptoms score and knowledge score about indoor environment management were compared before and after the education to test the effectiveness of the education.
First Home Buyers and Housing Affordability

Residential dwelling prices have increased greatly in recent years, to the level that many households are not able to access homeownership. Though there are government schemes, such as the First Home Owner Grant (FHOG) scheme, available to assist the first home buyers to access the homeownership, the number of FHOG applications has declined since 2012. This study investigates housing affordability and dwelling prices for first home buyers. The study uses a Granger causality procedure to test the relationship between the number of FHOG applications and dwelling prices. Quarterly data such as interest rate, dwelling prices, government schemes, etc. were included for the development of a statistical model and the analysis. The results indicate that the FHOG scheme contributes to the increased demand for dwellings. A negative correlation between the number of applicants of the first home buyers and the dwelling prices was found.
Meta Search Engine with Semantic Analysis and Query Processing

The increasing number of Internet users and digital immigrants has led to increase in enormous types of queries asked by the users. For finding the best results of the queries, abundant search engines and meta-search engines are being used with different and efficient result providing features. The existing meta-search engines uses various search engines for fetching the results but, do not emphasize on the semantic analysis of the query for identifying the best search engine suitable for the query of user. In order to overcome this limitation, a meta-search engine is proposed. The proposed meta search engine can improve quality of results through the use of semantic analysis and query processing. The end results comparison with existing meta search engine proves the proposed approach better than the existing meta search engines.
Capital Structures In Islamic Capital Markets: Evidences From Bursa Malaysia

Since 1958, numerous attempts have been made to address the issue of capital structure choice. However, none of these attempts studied the capital structure of Shariah-compliant markets. The objective is to develop a model that accounts for the capital structure choice of 263 Shariah-compliant firms listed on Bursa Malaysia over the period 2006-2011. The evidence suggests that the capital structure choice of Shariah-compliant firms is always influenced by factors such as liquidity and risks and sometimes influenced by profitability, zakah, and tax. However, in the presence of managerial ownership as moderating variable, only profitability and tax are found to be significant to capital structure choice.
Fundamentals of Care in Time-Limited Encounters: Exploring Strategies that can be used to Support Establishing a Nurse-Patient Relationship in TimeLimited Encounters

Aim: To explores how establishing a relationship occurs in nursing in technologically advanced facilities during time-limited care encounters. It suggests strategies nurses may use to support the delivery of relationship-based integrated fundamental care, and explores validity of the Fundamentals of Care (FoC) frameworks core in time-limited care encounters. Background: Despite focus on high-quality nursing care, fundamental aspects of care are still occasionally delivered inadequately. A lack of research describes what high-quality nursing care in time-limited encounters includes and how it can be delivered. Methods: A secondary analysis of data from a PhD study focusing on nursing in time-limited encounters using the FoC framework as the interpretative guide.The focus was on establishing relationships, the core of the FoC framework that includes a dynamic interaction between focusing, knowing, anticipating and evaluating to maintain trust. Results: Results for each of the five core concepts are presented through concept descriptions and scenarios from a time-limited encounter, followed by potentially useful strategies. Conclusions: Strategies used to establish and maintain a relationship and thereby to deliver relationship-based integrated fundamental care are universal. All nurses in every context whether time-limited or not need finely tuned communication skills to provide individualised nursing care. However, the difference rests in understanding which communication components to give priority in the individual situation. Relevance to clinical practice: This study’s in-depth contextual descriptions of the FoC frameworks core concepts may help nurses understand how the framework can be integrated into their understanding of their daily practice.
Predictors of Preeclampsia Based on a 10-Year Case-Control Study

Objective: To investigate the predictors of preeclampsia based on a 10-years case-control study. Materials and methods: The present retrospective, case-control study was carried out in a referral Hospital in Hamadan, Iran, during 2005-2015. Using a hospital information system (HIS), all the available information on hospitalized preeclamptic patients during 10-years period was collected and all preeclamptic women were qualified for the study as the case group (729 subjects) and the same number of non-preeclamptic women were assigned to the control group. The required data were collected using the researcher-made questionnaire and analyzed using descriptive statistics, chi-square test, independent t-test and logistic regression. Results: The results show that high age (OR = 1.04), low education (diploma compared to illiterate OR = 0.51 and middle school education compared to illiterate OR = 0.55), blood group O (AB: OR = 0.32; B: OR = 0.36; A: OR = 0.26) and fertilization during autumn (spring: OR = 0.41; summer: OR = 0.26; autumn: OR = 1.13) could raise the risk of preeclampsia. Conclusion: High age, low education, blood group O and fertilization in cold seasons could be the risk factors of preeclampsia. Recognizing the risk factors of preeclampsia could help the determination of high risk cases and designing of effective interventions.
Monetary policy and inflation persistence in the Eurozone

The primary goal of the European Central BankÂ’s (ECB) monetary policy is to achieve price stability. Whereas during the 1980s and 1990s there was a rapid and strong convergence in terms of price differential among the Euro countries, particularly in those countries with higher inflation rates in the past, single monetary policy has proved to be quite inefficient in continuing this trend and has not achieved further reductions in inflation rate differentials within the euro zone. Since the ECB sets the official interest rate according to the average inflation of the euro area, the persistence of such price differentials within the area would mean that the Â“one size interest rate policyÂ” would not fit all. This paper studies empirically the inflation rate differentials and their persistence in some currency unions with the aim to draw some conclusions for the working of the ECB monetary policy. KEYWORDS: monetary policy; inflation persistence; currency unions
Running Economy while Running in Extreme Cushioning and Normal Cushioning Running Shoes

International Journal of Exercise Science 11(2): 1031-1040, 2018. The purpose of the study was to determine if running economy was influenced by wearing maximal cushioning shoes vs. control (neutral cushioning) shoes. Participants (n=10, age=28.2±6.1yrs; mass=68.1±10.2 kg; height=170±6.1 cm) completed two experiments. Each experiment included running conditions wearing control and maximal cushioning shoes. In Experiment 1, participants ran on a treadmill at three speeds in each shoe condition (6 total conditions). The speeds were: 1) preferred speed, 2) preferred speed + 0.447 m·s-1, and 3) preferred speed 0.447 m·s-1. In Experiment 2, participants ran on a treadmill at two inclines (0%, 6%) in each shoe condition (4 total conditions) at preferred speed. Experiments were conducted on separate days with Experiment 1 first. For all conditions, participants ran for 8-10 minutes while rate of oxygen consumption (VO2) was recorded. Average VO2 during steady state for each running condition was calculated. For Experiment 1, a 2 (shoe) x 3 (speed) repeated measures ANOVA (α=0.05) was used. For Experiment 2, a 2 (shoe) x 2 (incline) repeated measures ANOVA (α=0.05) was used. Rate of oxygen consumption was not influenced by the interaction of speed and shoe (p=0.108); VO2 was different between speeds (p<0.001), but not between shoes (p=0.071). Rate of oxygen consumption was not influenced by the interaction of incline and shoe (p=0.191); VO2 was greater for incline vs. level (p<0.001), but not different between shoes (p=0.095). It is concluded that a maximal cushioning running shoe did not influence running economy when compared to a control shoe (neutral cushioning running shoe).
Adolescent Students’ Knowledge of Depression and Appropriate Help-seeking in Nigeria

Aim: Globally, but even more remarkably in developing countries, many young people suffer from untreated depression despite the availability of evidence-based treatment. Utilisation of mental health resources is hinged on the recognition of symptoms and the need for appropriate helpseeking. There is a dearth of research on depression literacy among adolescents in Africa. This study assessed depression literacy in a sample of adolescent students in Lagos, Nigeria. Study Design and Methodology: A cross-sectional survey of students (n=280) recruited from three senior secondary schools in Lagos, Nigeria. Depression literacy (recognition of depression and appropriate help-seeking) was assessed with a questionnaire containing a case vignette of depressive disorder based on the DSM-IV diagnostic criteria. Results: The mean age of the participants was 15.1(±1.6) years, and 54% were females. Depression was predominantly misidentified as physical illness (26.1%), ‘thinking too much’ (13.6%), stress (11.8%) emotional problems (14.3%) or reaction to maltreatment/abuse (15%). Only 10.4% of the respondents correctly identified that the vignette depicted depression. The commonly endorsed sources of help-seeking were counsellors (33.9%), General practitioners (43.9%) or parents/elders (15.0%), and only 6.5% recommended a mental health professional. Conclusion: The findings indicate a critical need for interventions targeted at improving knowledge of depression and promote appropriate help-seeking among adolescents in Nigeria. Such Original Research Article Adeosun; INDJ, 6(3): 1-6, 2016; Article no.INDJ. 24002 2 interventions could facilitate early detection and prompt initiation of appropriate treatment, thereby minimising the treatment gap for depression.
Evaluation des outils d ’ estimation de richesse des espèces d ’ arbres basés sur des échantillons dans deux compartiments de forêts tropicales humides au Panama et en Inde

We assessed the performance of ten incidence-based estimators of tree species richness in simulated simple random sampling with fixed-area plots. Stem diameter-limited tree species and location data came from two species-rich wet tropical forest compartments in Panama and India. Lower limits of stem diameter were 1 cm and 30 cm, respectively. Estimators varied widely in their estimates of richness and their rankings changed frequently across sites and sample designs. A gammaPoisson estimator was overall best according to a performance score of three accuracy statistics and sample size. However, until corroborated by further studies, Chao’s 1981 non-parametric estimator is recommended for forest inventories with fixed-area plots.
Comparison of Lumping Approaches to Predict the Product Yield in a Dual Bed VGO Hydrocracker

In this research, to predict the product yields of a pilot scale VGO hydrocracking reactor charged with mono functional hydrotreating and hydrocracking catalysts, two different four-lump models are developed. The first one, called combined bed model, is a simplex in which there is no boundary between hydrotreating and hydrocracking reactions through the reactor. The second one, called dual bed model, is a rigorous model in which hydrogen consumption and hydrotreating reactions are included. In this way, the reactor is subdivided into two different layers, so the effect of hydrotreating reactions on the hydrocracking section can be considered. Results show that the absolute average deviation (AAD%) of the yield prediction for the combined bed and the dual bed models are 8.23 percent and 5.87 percent, respectively. The main reason for the lower average deviation of the dual bed model is its higher accuracy to predict the yield of gas which is also the major advantage of this approach. However, the simplicity of the combined bed model can make it more applicable and attractive, especially when hydrogen consumption as well as sulfur, nitrogen and aromatic specifications of the feed and products are not accessible.
Resistance Training with Repetition to Failure or Not on Muscle Strength and Perceptual Responses

Vieira JG, Dias MRC, Lacio M, Schimitz G, Nascimento G, Panza P, Ribeiro M, Leitão L, Ribeiro A, Novaes J, Vianna J. Resistance Training with Repetition to Failure or Not on Muscle Strength and Perceptual Responses. JEPonline 2019;22(4):165-175. The purpose of this study was to compare the effect of 8 wks of resistance training with or without failure on muscle strength, total training volume, rating perceived exertion, and estimated repetitions to failure. Eighteen trained men participated in the study. The training was performed for 3 non-consecutive days of the week for 8 wks. The subjects were randomly divided into 2 groups: (a) one group that trained until concentric muscle failure (MAX); and (b) the other group did not reach concentric muscle failure (SUBMAX). Both groups performed 3 sets of 10 repetitions. Muscle strength (1RM) and training load (10RM) were evaluated before (pre), after 4 wks (4W), and after 8 wks (8W). In addition, the total training volume (TTV), the rating perceived exertion (RPE), and the estimated repetitions to failure were verified. The results showed that 1RM and 10RM increased 4W and 8W (P<0.001), but without differences between groups (P>0.05). The TTV was similar between the groups with no significant difference (P>0.05). The RPEmuscle and RPE-overall was higher in the MAX group when compared to SUBMAX group (P<0.01), but the MAX group presented lower values of estimated repetitions to failure (P<0.01). In conclusion, both trainings were effective for increases in muscle strength and training load, but it seems that training to concentric muscle failure can lead to a greater sensation of muscle fatigue.
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1Department of Epidemiology and Biostatistics, School of Public Health, Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, People’s Republic of China; 2Department of Infectious Diseases Prevention and Control, Yichang Centers for Diseases Prevention and Control, Yichang, People’s Republic of China; 3Department of Chronic Disease Prevention and Control, Jiang’an District Centers for Disease Preventive and Control, Wuhan, People’s Republic of China; 4Department of Hospital Infection Management, Tongji Hospital, Tongji Medical College, Huazhong University of Science and Technology, Wuhan, People’s Republic of China Objective: Incidence and mortality rates of malignant tumors in China are higher than global averages, especially for gastrointestinal (GI) cancers. To advance understanding of the epidemiology of GI cancers and to seek clues for cancer control, this study compared the
Comparative study between N-body and Fokker–Planck simulations for rotating star clusters – II. Two-component models

To understand the effects of the initial rotation on the evolution of the tidally limited clusters with mass spectrum, we have performed N-body simulations of the clusters with different initial rotations and compared the results with those of the Fokker-Planck (FP) simulations. We confirmed that the cluster evolution is accelerated by not only the initial rotation but also the mass spectrum. For the slowly rotating models, the time evolutions of mass, energy and angular momentum show good agreements between N-body and FP simulations. On the other hand, for the rapidly rotating models, there are significant differences between these two approaches at the early stage of the evolutions because of the development of bar instability in N-body simulations. The shape of the cluster for N-body simulations becomes tri-axial or even prolate, which cannot be produced by the 2-dimensional FP simulations. The total angular momentum and the total mass of the cluster decrease rapidly while bar-like structure persists. After the rotational energy becomes smaller than the critical value for the bar instability, the shape of the cluster becomes nearly axisymmetric again, and follows the evolutionary track predicted by the FP equation. We have confirmed again that the energy equipartiton is not completely achieved when M2/M1(m2>/m1)^(3/2) > 0.16. By examining the angular momentum at each mass component, we found that the exchange of angular momentum between different mass components occurs, similar to the energy exchange leading to the equipartition.