Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
What’s in it for me? How blame and credit expectations affect support for innovation

The article applies an experimental vignette research design to test how blame and credit expectations affect individuals’ willingness to support innovative programs. Respondents received a survey with three scenarios of innovative programs and were randomly allocated to being blamed if the program failed, credited if it succeeded, or a control group. Blame and credit framing had no statistically significant effect on willingness to support the programs. It was much more important for respondents whether the program was 'good for the community'. This calls into question current assumptions about anticipatory blame avoidance motivations as a primary antecedent of innovative behavior.
Phenotypic detection and antibiotic susceptibility pattern of ESBL producing Escherichia coli from UTI patients at a tertiary care hospital in Jaipur

UTI caused by Escherichia coli (E. coli) is reportedly the most common infection. According to current knowledge, antimicrobial resistance of these gram-negative bacteria especially to Beta-lactam antibiotics, further add on to the problem. Extended-Spectrum beta-Lactamase (ESBL) producing E. coli in urine cannot be detected by routine disk diffusion susceptibility test, which may lead to inappropriate use of antibiotics and thus ineffective treatment. The aim of this study was thus to determine the susceptibility pattern and phenotypic detection of ESBL producing E. coli from UTI patients. A total of 247 E. coli isolated insignificant number from UTI patients were included in the study and identified by conventional biochemical tests as per laboratory protocol. Antimicrobial susceptibility testing was performed by Kirby Bauer's disc diffusion method for ten antibiotics of different groups. Isolates showing resistance to thirdgeneration cephalosporin were further tested for confirmation of ESBL production by Double disc approximation test, combined disc diffusion test and confirmed by ESBL E-test. During the study period 6084 urine samples from suspected UTI patients were tested. 56% (3397) were found to be caused by E. coli. Out of which 247 E. coli isolates chosen for the study. 20% were found to be ESBL producers by various phenotypic methods. The majority of the isolates were from males i.e., 53.8% (133) and females were 46.2% (114). UTI was observed highest amongst outpatients (61.9%) followed by various IPD wards (34.8%) and ICUs (0.3%). Among the isolates high degree of resistance was seen against Norfloxacin (81.7%), ciprofloxacin (77.7%) followed by amoxyclav (70.4%). Results indicate that UTI due to ESBL producing E. coli is common in the community. Thus, routine ESBL detection should be made compulsory not only in indoor patients but in outdoor patients also.
A study on the effect of adding L1 glosses in the subtitle of an adventure game for vocabulary learning

ABSTRACT Vocabulary learning is vital for second language development, and the use of technology has greatly changed how second language vocabulary can be acquired. Some adventure video games were found to be beneficial for vocabulary learning. These games offer engaging plots, rich input, and immersive learning context. Despite these advantages, many games often include difficult vocabulary items and fleeting subtitles. Researchers have suggested that games can be modified to provide a more supportive environment. The purpose of the present study aimed to examine the effect of an adventure game and the game plus L1 keyword glosses on second vocabulary acquisition. Two classes were recruited and took a pre-test, post-test, and two-week delayed post-test and filled out a survey. The results indicated that the control group (i.e. game only) has significantly improved, suggesting that the gaming context alone can assist the incidental vocabulary learning. The experimental group (i.e. game with L1 glosses in the subtitles) significantly performed better in the post-test and delayed post-test. The findings indicated that L1 glosses helped to enhance noticing and to learn new words. It was clear that adventure games have great potentials for vocabulary learning, and additional lexical supports in gaming can further enhance vocabulary learning.
Evaluation of Students’ Opinions on Mathematics Teaching Process Designed According to Multiple Intelligence Theory

In this research, it is aimed to introduce the teaching process related to the mathematics course designed according to multiple intelligence theory and to evaluate the students’ opinions about the teaching process. Action research design was used in the research. Purposeful sampling method was used in the research group. The research group consisted of 18 students attending a high school. As a result of the evaluation of the observation forms applied, the students developed materials and activities related to their own intelligence areas related to trigonometry. The interview form was analyzed with descriptive analysis method. As a result of the research, it was determined that the students stated that the lessons were more fun and they learned the subject more easily with the activities designed according to multiple intelligence theory. It was concluded that the students learned by doing by themselves because they prepared the materials themselves, they participated in the classes more actively but the application process took too much time and the learning environment was noisier.
Tumors and Tumor like Conditions of Eye and Ocular Adnexae: A Comprehensive Study of 359 Cases

Background: The eye is one of the major sensory organs. The present study aims at a comprehensive study of all the tumours and tumour like conditions of eye and ocular adnexae with their relative incidence in Indian population. Methods: All incisional and excisional biopsies of eye and its adnexal organs received in our laboratory between April - 2010 to December - 2018 were included in this study. Result: A total of 350 cases were studied. Among these, lesions constituted are orbital: 37.4%, Conjunctival: 32%, Eyelid: 18.2%, Intraocular: 9.4% and Lacrimal gland: 2.85% of the total cases. Among the orbital lesions, the most common benign tumor was hemangiomas [15.26 %] and malignant tumour was basal cell carcinomas [10%]. In conjunctiva, carcinoma in situ was the most common lesion [51.4%]. Retinoblastoma [66.66%] was the most common in the ocular lesions. Other tumours and tumour like conditions are discussed in the present study. Conclusion: Early histopathological diagnosis and ancillary diagnostic tests like immunohistochemistry will help to reduce destructive surgeries and the morbidity in terms of vision loss, loss of eyeball and cosmetic factors. Present study aids in knowing the incidence and prevalence of tumor and other lesions seen with orbit, and its adnexa and eyeball.
Effects of elevation gradient and aspect on butterfly diversity on Galičica Mountain in the Republic of Macedonia (south–eastern Europe)

The patterns of butterfly diversity and community changes in relation to elevation are an interesting and well–covered topic in ecology, but the effects of aspect have rarely been evaluated. Here we studied the changes in butterfly species richness and communities along the elevation gradient and aspect of Galičica Mountain. As expected, species richness changed with altitude, showing a bimodal pattern with two peaks and a declining trend towards higher altitude. Changes were well–correlated with the area in each altitudinal zone, while the effects of productivity were less clear. Butterfly communities at higher altitudes were the most distinct when grouped according to β diversity estimates, followed by mid– and low–altitude communities. Indicator species were found in mid–altitudes and for the combination of low–mid and mid–high altitudes, but not among aspects. Overall, aspect produced a less conclusive effect on species richness and community composition. South and north accounted for most of these differences despite dominant western and eastern and exposition of the mountain slopes. The community temperature index declined with altitude and on the northern aspect, showing these areas hosted more cold–adapted species. Notes on butterfly conservation are provided as 23 species known from historical surveys have not been recorded recently. Data published through GBIF (Doi: 10.15470/jacl7y).
Social Finance and Banking Research as a Driver for Sustainable Development: A Bibliometric Analysis

Social finance and banking with an embedded social purpose have been on the rise in recent decades. Social entrepreneurs have repeatedly stressed the critical need for financial support from social banks. This study aims to provide a bibliometric analysis of the status of the field in social finance and banking, recognising main topics from existing research and establishing future re-search challenges. Our study used science mapping workflow and multiple research questions to investigate the broad literature about social banking and finance. With in-depth bibliometric analysis, authors examined qualitative and quantitative variables as primary research infor-mation, relevant sources, subject areas, authors data, social, thematic and intellectual structure. The data was retrieved from Web of Science (WOS) and then analysed using Bibliometrix R-package. The analysis was based on a sample of 270 articles and demonstrates a multidisciplinary vision of the research flow investigated. Our results show several insights regarding journals, authors and geographical interest of this research stream. Specifically, the literature, although dwelling on social finance and banking, includes five theoretical and practical clusters as (1) people’s well-being, combined with technological innovation, (2) governance, (3) ethical investment and sustainable development, (4) corporate social responsibility (CSR), and (5) transparency. The authors also note a line of research that observes technological solutions for the response to social and environmental problems. These results may be useful for researchers, practitioners, and policymakers to foster social finance and financial system tools.
Virtual Screening for Potential Inhibitors of Human Hexokinase II for the Development of Anti-Dengue Therapeutics

Dengue fever, which is a disease caused by the dengue virus (DENV), is a major unsolved issue in many tropical and sub-tropical regions of the world. The absence of treatment that effectively prevent further viral propagation inside the human’s body resulted in a high number of deaths globally each year. Thus, novel anti-dengue therapies are required for effective treatment. Human hexokinase II (HKII), which is the first enzyme in the glycolytic pathway, is an important drug target due to its significant impact on viral replication and survival in host cells. In this study, 23.1 million compounds were computationally-screened against HKII using the Ultrafast Shape Recognition with a CREDO Atom Types (USRCAT) algorithm. In total, 300 compounds with the highest similarity scores relative to three reference molecules, known as Alpha-D-glucose (GLC), Beta-D-glucose-6-phosphate (BG6), and 2-deoxyglucose (2DG), were aligned. Of these 300 compounds, 165 were chosen for further structure-based screening, based on their similarity scores, ADME analysis, the Lipinski’s Rule of Five, and virtual toxicity test results. The selected analogues were subsequently docked against each domain of the HKII structure (PDB ID: 2NZT) using AutoDock Vina programme. The three top-ranked compounds for each query were then selected from the docking results based on their binding energy, the number of hydrogen bonds formed, and the specific catalytic residues. The best docking results for each analogue were observed for the C-terminus of Chain B. The top-ranked analogues of GLC, compound 10, compound 26, and compound 58, showed predicted binding energies of −7.2, −7.0, and −6.10 kcal/mol and 7, 5, and 2 hydrogen bonds, respectively. The analogues of BG6, compound 30, compound 36, and compound 38, showed predicted binding energies of −7.8, −7.4, and −7.0 kcal/mol and 11, 9, and 5 hydrogen bonds, while the top three analogues of 2DG, known as compound 1, compound 4, and compound 31, showed predicted binding energies of −6.8, −6.3, and −6.3 kcal/mol and 4, 3, and 1 hydrogen bonds, sequentially. The highest-ranked compounds in the docking analysis were then selected for molecular dynamics simulation, where compound 10, compound 30, and compound 1, which are the analogues of GLC, BG6, and 2DG, have shown strong protein-ligand stability with an RMSD value of ±5.0 A° with a 5 H bond, ±4.0 A° with an 8 H bond, and ±0.5 A° with a 2 H bond, respectively, compared to the reference molecules throughout the 20 ns simulation time. Therefore, by using the computational studies, we proposed novel compounds, which may act as potential drugs against DENV by inhibiting HKII’s activity.
Use of lysozyme in enology

Le controle des bacteries lactiques en oenologie est assuree essentiellement par l'utilisation de dioxyde de soufre (SO 2 ). La lysozyme, enzyme presente dans le blanc d'œuf, possede une activite lytique sur les bacteries lactiques. Dans le vin, contrairement au SO 2 , l'efficacite de la lysozyme augmente avec le pH et l'incidence organoleptique est nulle. Differentes applications sont proposees. L'inhibition de la fermentation malolactique en vinification en blanc requiert une dose de 250 a 500 mg/l de lysozyme. Les vins obtenus ont une teneur diminuee en SO 2 et sont de qualite egale ou superieure a celles des vins temoins. La stabilisation d'un vin rouge apres fermentation malolactique requiert une dose de 125 a 250 mg/l de lysozyme. Les bacteries lactiques, tres nombreuses a ce stade, s'averent sensibles a ce compose. Par ailleurs, pour les fins de fermentation alcoolique difficiles, une addition de lysozyme permet de prevenir la piqure lactique sans perturber les levures. Enfin, utilisee a faible dose, la lysozyme permet d'eviter une fermentation malolactique trop precoce ou sous marc en vinification en rouge. Les possibilites et les limites de l'utilisation de la lysozyme en oenologie sont maintenant mieux connues. L'interet premier reste une meilleure maitrise des bacteries lactiques dans le cadre d'une diminution des doses de SO 2 .
Architecture Description Method for Open Systems-of-Systems to Reduce Misunderstanding the Scopes of Managed Objects

The previous study argued that companies which do not consider or clarify managed objects as either a monolithic system or a system-of-systems (SoS). They are likely to confront problems in their analysis of cost and benefit relationships. In addition, managed objects are Systems-of-Systems that need to assume changing whether they are closed systems or open systems. Specifically, open Systems-of-Systems dynamically connect to each other in order to collectively provide a superordinate functionality, which could not be provided by a single system alone. In addition, the components and the structure of an open system-of-systems cannot be completely predicted at design stage, so that a typical top-down approach based on a concrete system would not work. Therefore, the aim of this study is to propose an architecture description method that clarifies the objects to reduce misunderstanding the scopes of managed objects at the designing open System-of-Systems. In other words, the proposed description method in this study is an open SoS design approach which is emergence-aware, in order to predict both components and the structure of an open SoS at design stage. The description methods dealt with in this study are life cycle, context diagram, use case specification (use case description), function flow block diagram, and allocation. The evaluation method is to confirm from the two viewpoints of whether the subjects can describe the managed objects as open SoS (Descriptability) and whether the subject can explain the managed objects as open SoS (Explainability). The results of this study suggested that the proposed architecture description method is effective for the subjects to recognize open SoS from the viewpoints of Descriptability and Explainability.
Revalidation Physical Self-Perceptions: A Cross-Cultural Assessment in Indonesian Children

The purposes of this research was to examined the cross-cultural validity of the Physical Self-Perception Profile for Children (PSPP-C), an instrument for assessing physical self-esteem, in Indonesian children. The inventory comprises 36-items designed to measure six constructs from a hypothesisedÂ multi-dimensional, hierarchical model of physical self-perception. Two hundred and fifty two children, aged 13 to 14 years, from a secondary school in Bandung- West Java completed the PSPP-C inventory. Descriptive statistics revealed mean construct scores to be comparable with results from other studies. Factor analysis of the inventory items supported a four factor structure and Cronbach alphas confirmed its internal consistency. The hierarchical structure of the underlying model was supported by partial correlation analysis. The PSPP-C exhibited satisfactory validity and reliability for use with children from Indonesia, but caution must be exercised when interpreting some of the subdomains due to discrepancies in the factor structure. The authors also express reservations concerning the indiscriminate use of such psychometric inventories across different cultures.
The Impact of Motivation on Organizational Commitment: An Empirical Study with Kosovar Employees

Motivation and Organizational Commitment are determinant factors that directly influence the success of the organization. Work motivation is the process that initiates and maintains goal-directed performance, Commitment encourages employees to voluntarily engage in the organization and have an intention to be members of the organization for the long term. This study investigates the relationship between motivation and organizational commitment. An online survey was conducted with 207 participants across Kosovo. The results of regression analysis show that motivation has a significant effect on organizational commitment. The model summary shows that work motivation explains 36% of the change in organizational commitment. The coefficient of work motivation) shows that work motivation has a strong and positive effect on organizational commitment. Positive and strong correlation found between work motivation (WM) and organizational commitment (OC). As much the employees are motivated that means they automatically will increase the job performance.
Analysis of Employee Emotional Competence and Perceived Justice toward Customers Satisfaction: Indonesian Hotel Industry

Accommodation is one of the biggest segments of the tourism product. Previous study shown that accommodation has a direct influence on the business continuity in the highly competitive international tourism market. Hotel is one of the accommodation organizations engaged in service, focusing on serving customers through the quality of their services. However, as good as any hotel service business, there are still frequent mistakes in fulfilling the expectations of customer desires and needs in each hotel, which tend to be more demanding. Moreover, some hotels in Indonesia, mainly focusing on how their employees perceived justice influence their customer satisfaction to compete in their tourism market. Also, to complete the analysis, this research aims to include employee emotional competence as an important factor, which is not often used in previous studies. Therefore, this research is aims to understand how employee emotional competence and perceived justice influence customer trust and behavioral intention in the Indonesian hotel industry. Moreover, this research aims to know how service recovery affects the customers' trust and behavioral intention to know what things need to be improved and how to handle it. This study's respondents must experience having a problem with a hotel in Indonesia within the last 6-month. Two hundred fifteen samples were collected through an online survey, distributed through online social media platforms, and analyzed using Structural Equation Modeling in AMOS 24 Software. The result of this research indicates that perceived justice positively influences customer satisfaction and behavioral intention. At the same time, employee emotional competence does not influence customer satisfaction but positively influences customer trust. Moreover, satisfaction was found to positively influence customer trust but no effect on customer behavioral intention.
Clinical and Biological Characteristics of Breast Cancer in Women with Mammary Paget's Disease: A Retrospective Study of 36 cases

Objective: Identification of clinical and biological characteristics of breast cancer in women with mammary Paget’s disease (MPD). Methods: We performed a retrospective analysis for 36 women with a primary diagnosis of mammary Paget’s disease, patients were treated in Sant’ Orsola-Malpighi Breast Unit in Italy, between 2000 and 2016. Patients demographics, clinical data, radiologic and pathologic reports were extracted from electronic health records. Result: 36 cases of patients with a diagnosis of MPD were involved. The mean age was 64.28 years (Range, 36-86 years). Only 14 patients (38.9%) were found to have an underlying breast mass. Invasive breast carcinoma was diagnosed in 23 patients (63.9%), 7 patients (19.4%) had ductal carcinoma in situ. All patients with associated breast mass were diagnosed with invasive breast carcinoma and they had a higher rate of axillary lymph node metastasis. Most invasive breast carcinomas were HER2 positive (65.2%), estrogen and progesterone receptors negative (56.5% and 69.6%). Conclusion: Mammary Paget’s disease is a rare type of cancer that can be localized to nipple-areola complex or it can be associated with underlying breast carcinoma. Breast MRI has a higher sensitivity for identifying underlying breast pathology. Once MPD is associated with an underlying mass, the likelihood of carcinoma is higher so a biopsy is recommended. The expression of ER/PR is lower in breast carcinomas with MPD, while they have higher HER2/neu expression. Unless multifocality or multicentricity is excluded, mastectomy is the recommended surgical treatment. Sentinel lymph node biopsy should be performed to evaluate the axilla when the invasive disease is identified or a mastectomy is planned.
Effect of ultrasonic vibration on microshear bond strength of flowable composite to enamel

Objective: The present study aimed to assess the influence of vibration effect on microshear bond strength (µSBS) of flowable composite to enamel. Material and Methods: Sixty non-carious extracted human premolar teeth were collected and randomly divided into six groups (n = 10) after being trimmed to produce a smooth flat surface: Flowable composites [Wave (SDI), Wave HV (SDI) and Grandioflow (Voco)] were used as bonding agents without or with vibration using an ultrasonic scaler (Mini Piezon, EMS, Switzerland). Composite resin, with an internal diameter of 0.7mm and height of 1mm, was cured on the substrate. The specimens’ µSBS was tested by a microtensile tester (Bisco, USA) at a crosshead speed of 0.5 mm/min. The bond strength values were analyzed using one-way ANOVA and post hoc Tukey test (p < 0.05). Results: Vibration did not lead to any significant difference in the µSBS values of Wave, Wave HV, and Grandio Flow µSBS values (P=0.690, P=1.000 and P=0.947, respectively). No significant difference was found between flowable composites in terms of micro shear bond strength to enamel (p > 0.05). Conclusions: The application of ultrasonic vibration might not be advantageous in terms of improving the shear bond strength of flowable composites to enamel. KEYWORDS Bond strength; Enamel; Flowable composite; Ultrasonic; Vibration.