Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Pengaruh Religiusitas dan Lokasi Terhadap Keputusan Pembelian Konsumen Pada Rahmat Syariah Swalayan City Walk Padangsidimpuan

Keputusan pembelian merupakan suatu proses pengambilan keputusan akan pembelian yang mencakup penentuan apa yang akan dibeli atau tidak melakukan pembelian dan keputusan itu diperoleh dari kegiatan-kegiatan sebelumnya. Rumusan masalah penelitian ini adalah Apakah terdapat pengaruh religiusitas dan lokasi secara parsial dan simultan terhadap keputusan pembelian di Rahmat Syariah Swalayan Padangsidimpuan. Tujuan penelitian ini dilakukan untuk mengetahui pengaruh religiusitas dan lokasi secara parsial dan simultan terhadap keputusan pembelian konsumen pada Rahmat Syariah Swalayan Padangsidimpuan. Kegunaan penelitian ini adalah untuk masyarakat, pemilik atau pengusaha Swalayan Rahmat Syariah City Walk Padangsidimpuan dan peneliti selanjutnya. Pembahasan dalam penelitian ini berkaitan dengan bidang ilmu manejemen pemasaran. Sehubungan dengan itu pendekatan yang dilakukan adalah teori-teori yang berkaitan dengan keputusan pembelian konsumen yang meliputi religiusitas dan lokasi serta aspek-aspek bagian tertentu. Penelitian ini adalah kuantitatif dengan model analisis regresi linear berganda. Sampel yang digunakan sebanyak 69 responden yang diambil dari konsumen Rahmat Syariah Swalayan yang berada di City Walk Padangsidimpuan dengan menggunakan rumus jumlah populasi yang tidak diketahui. Teknik pengumpulan data yang digunakan adalah teknik angket, kemudian di analisis dengan mengggunakan alat bantu statistik yaitu SPSS versi 23. Hasil penelitian ini menyatakan bahwa nilai R Square sebesar 0,923 atau sama dengan 92,3%. Berarti hanya 92,3% variabel religiusitas dan lokasi yang memengaruhi keputusan pembelian konsumen pada Rahmat Syariah Swalayan Padangsidimpuan. Sedangkan sisanya dipengaruhi oleh faktor-faktor lain diluar variabel religiusitas dan lokasi yaitu sebesar 7,7%. Terdapat pengaruh religiusitas terhadap keputusan pembelian konsumen pada Rahmat Syariah Swalayan Padangsidimpuan dengan nilai thitung>ttabel (1,966>1,668). Terdapat pengaruh lokasi terhadap keputusan pembelian konsumen pada Rahmat Syariah Swalayan City Walk Padangsidimpuan dengan nilai thitung>ttabel (1,669>1,668). Secara simultan dengan h03 ditolak dan ha3 diterima. Hal ini dibuktikan dengan uji F, dengan Fhitung> Ftabel (398,178 > 2,384).
Exploring rates of transgender individuals and mental health concerns in an online sample

ABSTRACT Background: Prevalence estimates of adults identifying as transgender are scarce, particularly in the United States. Method: The current study endeavored to estimate the prevalence of individuals identifying as transgender in a large online sample of adult U.S. residents (n = 6,727) and compare the prevalence of common mental health disorders (depression, anxiety, attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder) and the age of onset for individuals identifying as men or women versus those identifying as transgender. Results: The prevalence estimate of individuals identifying as transgender was 0.8%. Individuals identifying as transgender were significantly more likely than individuals identifying as men or women to report having had a single diagnosis or co-occurring diagnoses for all three disorders examined. Additionally, transgender individuals were more likely than individuals identifying as men or women to receive a diagnosis of anxiety or depression at a younger age. Conclusion: Given the prevalence of transgender individuals and the associations with common mental health conditions, clinicians must be informed and competent to care for their clinical needs. This study introduces online crowdsourcing resources as a potentially fruitful option for reaching and researching gender diversity.
Knowledge of Cervical Cancer and Its Screening among Female Nurses Working in Chukwuemeka Odumegwu Ojukwu University Teaching Hospital, South-Eastern Nigeria

study. IUE and CCE designed the study. and LCI involved with data collection IUE initial IUE, LCI CEO did the data analysis ABSTRACT Background: Cancer of the cervix, although a preventable disease, continues to be one of the commonest cancers among women in developing countries. Unlike the developed nations, developing countries still experience late presentations of cervical cancer, probably due to poor knowledge and poor uptake of the preventive measures. Adequate knowledge of this condition among nurses will be beneficial to women as nurses constitute a significant proportion of care givers to women. Methodology: A cross sectional survey of consenting female nurses working in a teaching hospital using pretested self administered questionnaires was done. Data analysis was with SPSS (IBM SPSS statistics 20). Chi square test was used to test for association between variables and level of significance was set at P < 0.05. Results: The mean age of the respondents was 37.1 years ± 9.8. One hundred and fifty three (92.7%) had heard of cervical cancer. Only 20% identified HPV as the cause of cervical cancer. Younger age, junior rank and having nursed a cervical cancer patient significantly influenced the knowledge of the correct cause of cervical cancer. More than 90% knew about Pap test but only 16% have actually had a Pap test. Conclusion: There was a fairly good level of awareness of cervical cancer among this group of nurses but the knowledge of the aetiology was very poor. Awareness of the screening procedure was also high but this did not translate into practice as only few of the women have actually had a Pap smear test.
Explaining collaboration in consensual and conflictual governance networks

The conditions under which policy beliefs and influential actors shape collaborative behaviour in governance networks are not well understood. This paper applies exponential random graph models to network data from Finland and Sweden to investigate how beliefs, influence and the role of public authorities’ structure collaboration ties in the two countries’ climate change governance networks. Results show that only in Finland’s conflictual climate policy domain do actors collaborate with those with similar beliefs and with influential others, while only in Sweden’s consensual climate policy domain do public authorities play central impartial coordinating roles. These results indicate that conflict is present in a governance network when beliefs and influence determine collaboration and that it is absent when public authorities occupy central roles. They also suggest that relative success in climate policy action is likely to occur when public authorities take on network manager roles.
Heat-Resistant Properties of a SiO2-Coated PET Film Prepared by Irradiating a Polysilazane-Coated Film with Excimer Light

Flexible electronics have been recently paid much attention. A flexible substrate (Organic resin film) is indispensable component for flexible devices. Though PET film is low-cost organic film, low heat-resistance of PET film limits its application as a flexible device substrate. We have developed heat-resistant PET which does not deteriorate even at 190°C heat treatment for one hour. An excimer light was irradiated onto a polysi-lazane (PHPS: perhydropolysilane)-coated film to form a dense silicon-dioxide (SiO2) layer on a PET film, and the heat-resistance property of the formed film was examined. Changes of surface state and cross-sectional structure of the formed film due to heat treatment were investigated by scanning electron microscope (SEM) and transmission electron microscope (TEM). Compared to normal PET, which is deteriorated and whitened by heat treatment of about 110°C - 120°C, the SiO2-coated PET film maintains transparency and does not deteriorate after heat treatment at 180°C - 190°C for one hour. This high heat resistance is due to a dense SiO2 film formed on the surface that prevents surface precipitation and crystallization of low-molecular-weight oligomers (which are the cause of thermal degradation of PET). It is expected that enhancing the heat resistance of PET—which has high versatility and low cost—to about 180°C to 190°C will allow SiO2-film-coated PET to be developed as a film substrate for flexible devices.
Active management of third stage of labour with special reference to misoprostol

The traditional definition of primary PPH is the loss of 500 ml or more of blood from the genital tract within 24 hours of the birth of a baby. PPH can be minor (500– 1000 ml) or major (more than 1000 ml). Major can be further subdivided into moderate (1001–2000 ml) and severe (more than 2000 ml). In women with lower body mass (e.g. less than 60 kg), a lower level of blood loss may be clinically significant.
Rotavirus in the Netherlands : Background information for the Health Council

Rotavirus can cause a gastrointestinal infection and is common in young children. There are two vaccines available; both have to be administered via the mouth. The Dutch Health Council will advise the Ministry of Health, Welfare and Sport on how childhood vaccination against rotavirus will be made available. The Minister makes a decision on the basis of this advice. To support the Health Council, the RIVM has put together background information on rotavirus disease. The information includes the number of people in the Netherlands that become ill from rotavirus every year, the effectiveness and safety of rotavirus vaccines, and how the public thinks about rotavirus vaccination. A gastrointestinal infection caused by rotavirus is common during the winter months, particularly in children between six months and two years old. The disease is characterized by fever, vomiting and diarrhoea. Usually, rotavirus disease resolves by itself without problems, but can be severe resulting in dehydration. This happens more often in young children, premature children, children with low birth weight and children with congenital problems. These severe cases may need to be admitted to the hospital. Treatment for dehydration consists of oral or intravenous rehydration. In rare cases, a child dies.
Supporting student with emotional disturbance/behavioural disorder in Irish post-primary schools: replacing care support with teaching provision

ABSTRACT Supporting students with emotional disturbance/behavioural disorder (EBD) in mainstream schools is complex. An alternative school-based model of provision for students with EBD, titled the Altered Provision Project (APP), was piloted in the Irish mainstream post-primary schools. The rationale behind APP was that students with EBD require additional teaching in self-management of behaviour from qualified teachers, rather than the care support provided by a Special Needs Assistant (SNA). This paper reports the findings of a review of APP, focusing on the types of interventions utilised with students with EBD that were found to be implemented the Irish mainstream post-primary schools involved in the project. Findings indicate that a range of different interventions is in place. However, schools require greater guidance and support, particularly in terms of planning and implementing bio-psychosocial approaches. Furthermore, a significant gap in the findings was the lack of evidence of multi-disciplinary interventions as reported by the participants.
Prevalence of anaemia in a sample of elderly northeastern brazilians

Population growth is a worldwide phenomenon responsible for significant changes in the population pyramid. In this context, the increase in life expectancy has contributed significantly to the growth of the elderly population. Considering that this age group is associated with a decline in the functional reserve of multiple organic systems, a condition capable of causing dysfunctions and diseases in the elderly, the best clarification about the implications of aging becomes essential. The present research aimed to study the prevalence of anePrevalence of anaemia in a sample of elderly northeastern brazilians Vol.: 2(1). pp. 1-13, JanFeb DOI: 10.36619/jpcbs.2020. 2.1. 13 ISSN: 2674-886X Copyright © 2020 Journal of Pharmacological, Chemistry and Biological Sciences Prevalence of anaemia in a sample of elderly northeastern brazilians 2 mia in a sample of elderly people in northeastern Brazil. To that, 90 elderly residents in Mossoró-RN, belonging to groups of elderly people assisted by Family Health Strategy teams and arranged in different Family Health Care Centers, completed a questionnaire with socioeconomic data and a a biochemical test that evaluated serum hemoglobin (Hb) concentrations. The study found a prevalence of 12.2% of anemia in participants (Hb <12 g / dl in women and Hb <13 g / dl in men), which was was in agreement with other Brazilian studies that involved elderly enrolled in the Family Health Unit. However, a lower prevalence of the disease was observed when compared to studies that evaluated elderly people living in long-term institutions. In addition, it was found that 7.8% were illiterate; 47.2% had incomplete 1st grade; 16.7% had completed 1st grade; 16.7% had incomplete secondary education; 13.3% were in the 2nd grade; and 3.3% had 3rd grade. Besides that, attention to anemia in the elderly would help to improve the quality of senile life while reduces their impact on the global burden of diseases, explained in part by its correlation with poor nutritional status and major cognitive impairments, which are capable of interfering with daily activities and interaction of patients.
DICTIONARY -USING SKILLS OF TRANSLATION STUDENTS

Summary The paper presents the survey conducted among the students of English Philology at the Pedagogical University of Cracow concerning dictionaries and other resources used by them in translation assignments. The results confirm a general trend observed in practice, i.e. departure from traditional dictionaries. Considering the fact that online resources often offer highly reduced content, it is postulated that a translation course should include activities focusing on evaluation of such aids. Keywords: translator’s education, dictionaries, translator’s tools Abstract W pracy opisano wyniki badania przeprowadzonego wśrod studentow Filologii Angielskiej Uniwersytetu Pedagogicznego w Krakowie na temat slownikow i innych narzedzi wykorzystywanych podczas tlumaczen pisemnych. Badanie potwierdzilo powszechną tendencje odchodzenia od tradycyjnych slownikow na rzecz narzedzi internetowych. Rezultaty ankiety nasuwają wniosek o konieczności realizowania ze studentami specjalizacji tlumaczeniowej zajec z zakresu oceny przydatności i wiarygodności takich źrodel. Slowa kluczowe: dydaktyka przekladu, slowniki, narzedzia tlumacza
Comparação do uso de drogas entre universitários brasileiros, norte-americanos e jovens da população geral brasileira Comparison of drug use between Brazilian and American college students and young Brazilian general population

ABSTRACT Objective: To compare drug use between college students and the general Brazilian po-pulation, as well as with American college students’ drug use, identifying possible usage differences related to cultural interference. Methods: To compare lifetime drug use between target populations, public data collected from statistical surveys conducted with Brazilian college students and the general population were used, as well as surveys conducted with 1 Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de Sao Paulo (FMUSP), Departamento de Medicina Preventiva.2 FMUSP, Departamento e Instituto de Psiquiatria; Faculdade de Medicina do ABC, Departamento de Psiquiatria.3 FMUSP, Departamento de Medicina Legal, Etica Medica e Medicina Social e do Trabalho.Endereco para correspondencia: Lucio Garcia de OliveiraDepartamento de Medicina Legal, Etica Medica e Medicina Social e do Trabalho, Faculdade de Medicina da Universidade de Sao Paulo Av. Dr. Arnaldo, 455, Cerqueira Cesar – 01246-903 – Sao Paulo, SP, Brasil Telefone: (+ 55 11) 3061-8414E-mail: lucgoliver@gmail.com
Corporate Ownership Structure and Firm Risk: Empirical Evidence from Listed Companies in Sri Lanka

This study examines the relationship between ownership structure and firm risk of 69 public listed companies in Sri Lanka over the period of 2010 to 2017.This study consists Management Ownership (MO), Institutional Ownership (IO) and Concentrated Ownership (CO) as ownership variables and total risk, asset return risk and financial risk as the measure of firm risk. The study was conducted as a quantitative study based on secondary data collected from annual reports. Regression model was used to examine the relationship between ownership structure and firm risk. Result depicts that the management ownership shows negative and significant relation on firm risk. On the other hand, institutional and concentrated ownership structure shows positive relation with firm risk. The finding highlights that management owners prefer not to bear high risk due to uncertainty of the business. Meantime, institutional owners and concentrated owners are steering to mitigate high risk in order to gear up the wealth maximization.
Microenvironmental hCAP-18/LL-37 promotes pancreatic ductal adenocarcinoma by activating its cancer stem cell compartment

Objectives The tumour stroma/microenvironment not only provides structural support for tumour development, but more importantly it provides cues to cancer stem cells (CSCs) that regulate their self-renewal and metastatic potential. This is certainly true for pancreatic ductal adenocarcinomas (PDAC), where tumour-associated fibroblasts, pancreatic stellate cells and immune cells create an abundant paracrine niche for CSCs via microenvironment-secreted factors. Thus understanding the role that tumour stroma cells play in PDAC development and CSC biology is of utmost importance. Design Microarray analyses, tumour microarray immunohistochemical assays, in vitro co-culture experiments, recombinant protein treatment approaches and in vivo intervention studies were performed to understand the role that the immunomodulatory cationic antimicrobial peptide 18/LL-37 (hCAP-18/LL-37) plays in PDAC biology. Results We found that hCAP-18/LL-37 was strongly expressed in the stroma of advanced primary and secondary PDAC tumours and is secreted by immune cells of the stroma (eg, tumour-associated macrophages) in response to tumour growth factor-β1 and particularly CSC-secreted Nodal/ActivinA. Treatment of pancreatic CSCs with recombinant LL-37 increased pluripotency-associated gene expression, self-renewal, invasion and tumourigenicity via formyl peptide receptor 2 (FPR2)- and P2X purinoceptor 7 receptor (P2X7R)-dependent mechanisms, which could be reversed by inhibiting these receptors. Importantly, in a genetically engineered mouse model of K-Ras-driven pancreatic tumourigenesis, we also showed that tumour formation was inhibited by either reconstituting these mice with bone marrow from cathelicidin-related antimicrobial peptide (ie, murine homologue of hCAP-18/LL-37) knockout mice or by pharmacologically inhibiting FPR2 and P2X7R. Conclusions Thus, hCAP-18/LL-37 represents a previously unrecognised PDAC microenvironment factor that plays a critical role in pancreatic CSC-mediated tumourigenesis.
Survey to Explore Behavior, Intelligent Transportation Systems Needs, and Level of Service Expectations for Student Parking at a University Campus

University campuses generate large volumes of traffic, with students forming the largest user class with distinctive trip characteristics. This study examined the parking choices of students at a large urban campus. A student survey was conducted with 1,022 respondents to collect data on students’ parking behavior, intelligent transportation systems (ITS) needs, and level of service (LOS) expectations. The survey results included home-to-campus mode choices, arrival time buffers, parking locations, “last-mile” mode choices, and factors that influence the type of permit to purchase. Online permit sales, flexible parking zones, and real-time parking lot availability information were the three most preferred ITS enabled services. Using the survey feedback, new LOS criteria for parking search time are proposed, which range from up to 2 min for LOS A, to longer than 15 min for LOS F. This research makes several contributions. The survey results not only contribute to a better understanding of student transportation choices and parking patterns on campus, but the list of preferred ITS enabled services also gives the university valuable user feedback on where to improve the campus parking experience. More importantly, the LOS criteria for parking search time provides a new tool for traffic engineers to measure the quality of service of a parking facility. Although the survey was conducted on a particular campus, information gathered for the ITS enabled services for parking and LOS criteria for parking search time are likely to be transferable to other university campuses.
Meridional Ocean Carbon Transport

The ocean's ability to take up and store CO2 is a key factor for understanding past and future climate variability. However, qualitative and quantitative understanding of surface‐to‐interior pathways, and how the ocean circulation affects the CO2 uptake, is limited. Consequently, how changes in ocean circulation may influence carbon uptake and storage and therefore the future climate remains ambiguous. Here we quantify the roles played by ocean circulation and various water masses in the meridional redistribution of carbon. We do so by calculating streamfunctions defined in dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC) and latitude coordinates, using output from a coupled biogeochemical‐physical model. By further separating DIC into components originating from the solubility pump and a residual including the biological pump, air‐sea disequilibrium, and anthropogenic CO2, we are able to distinguish the dominant pathways of how carbon enters particular water masses. With this new tool, we show that the largest meridional carbon transport occurs in a pole‐to‐equator transport in the subtropical gyres in the upper ocean. We are able to show that this pole‐to‐equator DIC transport and the Atlantic meridional overturning circulation (AMOC)‐related DIC transport are mainly driven by the solubility pump. By contrast, the DIC transport associated with deep circulation, including that in Antarctic bottom water and Pacific deep water, is mostly driven by the biological pump. As these two pumps, as well as ocean circulation, are widely expected to be impacted by anthropogenic changes, these findings have implications for the future role of the ocean as a climate‐buffering carbon reservoir.
Head Start Teachers' Beliefs and Reported Practices for Letter Knowledge

Children's knowledge of letters at kindergarten entry is a critical marker of literacy development and predicts later reading achievement. Young children vary widely in their letter knowledge and that variation may be due to the ways in which early childhood educators approach letter instruction. The present study interviewed 48 Head Start teachers about their beliefs and practices in supporting letter knowledge for children in their classrooms. Results indicated that early educators believe teaching preschool children about letters is important and they articulated a variety of strategies for promoting this knowledge, primarily through playful learning experiences. Teachers capitalize on children's names, particularly the first letter, when beginning their letter instruction, providing some evidence for why children's name letters tend to be first known. In addition, other features of letters (e.g., position in the alphabet) and research-based practices (e.g., teaching letters and sounds in conjunction) were not prevalent approaches to instruction.