Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Management of patients on dialysis and with kidney transplant during COVID-19 coronavirus infection

Пацієнт може знаходитись дома, повинен носити хірургічну маску постійно. Антивірусна терапія (тривалість: 5–20 днів визначається на основі клінічного прогресування): — лопінавір/ритонавір 200/50 мг 2 табл. двічі на добу, АБО — дарунавір 800 мг 1 табл. на добу + ритонавір 100 мг 1 табл. на день, АБО — дарунавір/кобіцистат 800/150 мг 1 табл. на добу. Терапія для взаємодій (http://www.covid19druginteractions.org/) Гідроксихлорохінін 200 мг після кожного сеансу діалізу (тричі на тиждень у пацієнтів на діалізі або двічі на тиждень). Емпірична антибіотикотерапія Тільки за наявності бактеріальної суперінфекції. Діалізна терапія У пацієнтів, які проходять гемодіафільтрацію, продовжують існуючий метод діалізу. У пацієнтів, які проходять діаліз, рекомендується використовувати фільтр Theranova з метою збільшення ефективності видалення молекул середнього розміру і, отже, медіаторів запалення. DOI: 10.22141/2307-1257.9. 2.2020. 203411 Federico Alberici, Elisa Delbarba, Chiara Manenti, Laura Econimo, Francesca Valerio, Alessandra Pola, Camilla Maffei, Stefano Possenti, Paola Gaggia, Ezio Movilli, Sergio Bove, Fabio Malberti, Marco Farina, Martina Bracchi, Ester Maria Costantino, Nicola Bossini, Mario Gaggiotti, Francesco Scolari on behalf of the “Brescia Renal Covid Task Force”
Determination of Biogenic amines in hard cheeses by High performance liquid chromatography

This study evaluated chemically the quantity of six biogenic amines "histamine, tyramine, puterscine, cadaverine, tryptamine and phenylethylamine" in forty hard cheese samples (Chedder and Ras) (20 of each) sold in retail markets in Zagazig City Sharkia Governorate using high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) and correlation with compositional quantity of cheese (pH, salt%, moisture% and acidity%). Our results showed the mean values of pH, salt, moisture and acidity were (5.5±0.02 and 4.79±0.11), (1.53±0.04 and 4.42±0.05%), (40.45±0.24 and 38.64±0.34%) and (0.84 ±0.01 and 1.70±0.04%) in Chedder and Ras cheese samples, respectively. The mean values of total biogenic amines were 12.65±2.7and 28.95±4.6 mg/100g in Chedder and Ras cheese samples, respectively. There was a negative correlation between (pH value and moisture %) and biogenic amines production but the positive correlation was found between (salt and acidity %) and biogenic amines production. Finally it was found that all Chedder and Ras cheese samples were accepted according to maximum permissible limit of Egyptian organization standard (EOS, 2007) which is 20mg/100g. All samples were accepted according to maximum permissible limit of Food and Drug Administration (FDA, 2001) which is 10mg/100g except 60 and 90 % of Ras cheese samples are accepted for histamine and puterscine, respectively. On conclusion, optimization and standardization of milk quality and hygiene during cheeses manufacturing and storage should be taken for human safety.
ESTIMATION OF THE MOISTURE DIFFUSION COEFFICIENT OF POTATO DURING HOT-AIR DRYING

The purpose of this work, is to evaluate the moisture diffusion coefficient of potato during convective drying. Two models of diffusion have been performed to evaluate that coefficient. The first one based on Fick’s law, when a model fitting procedure was applied to experimental drying data. The diffusion coefficient was found to vary with air temperature and also increase with the thickness of slab at a constant air temperature level. The second model consists of solving numerically the equation of conservation of mass of both solid and liquid phase. The shrinkage phenomenon is taken into account as a fundamental part of the drying operation by the introduction of the velocity of the dry solid. The diffusion coefficient is identified by the minimization of the gap between the simulated drying kinetics curves and those obtained experimentally in the same experimental conditions.
Evaluation of the Quality of Mental Health Referrals from Primary Care Physicians in Qatar

Background: Primary care providers use referrals to communicate with mental health specialists about their patients’ conditions. However, these referrals are not standardized, resulting in a potentially wide variance in referral quality that, in turn, can affect the quality of patient care. Our aim was to evaluate the caliber of these referrals in Qatar, a country with high mental health utilization rates but with comparatively underdeveloped psychiatry resources at the primary care level. Materials and Methods: We collected 234 psychiatric referrals from Qatari primary care clinics and assessed their quality using a seven-item inclusion checklist derived from existing research and best practices. Checklist items included: 1) history of present illness (HPI); 2) mental status examination (MSE); 3) risk assessment; 4) past medical history; 5) use of psychiatric assessment tools; 6) treatment given in the primary care setting and 7) reason for referral. The importance of each of these seven items was independently rated by 18 psychiatrists. Results: Psychiatrists rated all of the checklist items as important, with “reason for referral” and HPI rated as most important. Out of 228 valid referrals, 79.8% were accepted. 31% of all referrals contained an HPI; 18.85% contained an MSE; 11.4% included a suicide risk assessment; 16.2% included past medical history; 35.5% used a psychiatric assessment tool; 18.6% described treatment given in primary care; 46.5% included the reason for referral. No single checklist item was included in at least half the referrals. Conclusion: Mental health referrals from primary care physicians in Qatar suffer from a profound lack of basic data; reasons for this may include gaps in primary care physicians’ knowledge and selfefficacy about mental health care. Primary care physicians must be supported to improve referral quality, which will result in better and more efficient mental health care delivery. Limitations: Study limitations include the use of subjective survey data to assess the face validity of the checklist items.
PENGARUH STRATEGI BISNIS, KEPEMILIKAN INSTITUSIONAL DAN KEBIJAKAN UTANG TERHADAP PENGHINDARAN PAJAK (Studi Kasus Pada Perusahaan Makanan dan Minuman di Bursa Efek Indonesia Tahun 2016-2018)

This research was conducted with the aim of obtaining empirical evidence regarding business strategy, institutional ownership and debt policy towards tax avoidance in food and beverage companies on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2016-2018. This research uses a quantitative methods. Sources of data in this study using secondary data. The population used for this study is the food and beverage companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2016-2018. The research sample used is the purposive sampling method. Data analysis techniques used descriptive data analysis, classic assumption test, F test, t test, multiple linear regression analysis, and the coefficient of determinant test. The results of testing the first hypothesis show that business strategies are not against tax avoidance so in the first hypothesis there is no evidence against tax avoidance. The second hypothesis which shows institutional ownership that opposes tax avoidance so in the second hypothesis which is this research is proven against tax avoidance. Hypothesis Hypothesis Tax Producer of the Hypothesis Hypothesis Hypothesis which states that there are simultaneous business strategies, institutional ownership and debt policies relating to tax avoidance, as well as the existing hypotheses this study is proven against tax avoidance.
An educational experience about color emotion and its design implications

The paper presents the context, contents and results of an educational experience conducted within the Shapes, Surfaces and Colours module of the Master in Furniture Design by Poli.Design, Politecnico di Milano, in December 2018. This experience is part of a color design education research project with the aim to explore, evaluate, experiment and systematize design implications offered by the evaluation of the emotional response to color in design education and professional practice. Besides the educational purposes, this experience allowed us to verify, evaluate and compare the presence of associative recurrences between a selection of emotion words and color attributes, firstly with an initial exploration without using color samples, and secondly with the construction of contextualized 4-color combinations. Finally, in a process of student-learning and experimentation that moves from abstraction and generalization towards design contextualization, the possibility of using such experiences and connotative associations to build the emotional character of an interior space was explored. The results of this experience contribute to validating the design opportunities offered by the possibility of dealing with the evaluation of the emotional response to color in terms of color attributes, and thus of color combinations. In addition, the use of such associative assumptions to build the emotional character of an interior space seemed to be a useful educational and methodological tool to relate color to the other design components—shape, material and surface, in particular—and to show the potential value of a design process structured around color and the sensorial and emotional qualities of the environment.
RESPON INVESTOR ATAS SINYAL LABA, PELUANG BERTUMBUH, STRUKTUR MODAL, DAN UKURAN PERUSAHAAN PADA PERUSAHAAN MANUFAKTUR DI BEI PERIODE 2014-2018

This study aims to examine the financial performance of public companies viewed from the effects of earnings persistence, growth opportunities, profitability, capital structure, and company size that affect market response to earnings information measured using earnings response coefficient (ERC). From the perspective of the Signaling theory, management releases information related to the company's performance for investors regarding the company's actual fundamental condition. Companies that have a competitive advantage and good financial performance, have the potential to generate high profits because the company able to manage its resources in the perspective of Resources Based Theory, but in the context of Agency Theory the agent's relationship with the principal, causes agency problems due to differences in interests caused agency conflict. This study uses a sample of 31 manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX) during the 2014-2018 period. Based on the results of the regression analysis, it can be concluded that there are enough dependent variables together that significantly influence the earnings response coefficient. The results of this study indicate enough evidence is found that earnings persistence has a positive effect on ERC. Also, growth opportunities influence ERC and give a negative direction. While the capital structure, profitability, and size of the company were not found enough evidence of influence on ERC.Keywords: earnings persistence, growth opportunities, capital structure, profitability, company size, and earnings response coefficient.
Influence of Potassium Addition on Productivity, Quality and Nutrient Uptake of Mungbean (Vigna radiata L.)

Potassium is the key element for mungbean (Vigna radiata L.) productivity. The study was carried out to understand the effects of potassium (K) on mungbean productivity, quality, nutrient content and nutrient uptake and how this element can help to manage soil fertility.Therefore, an experiment was conducted during two consecutive years 2016 and 2017. The experiment was laid out in randomized complete block design considering six treatments with thrice replicates. The treatments were T1 = Control, T2 = 30 kg K ha-1, T3= 40 kg K ha-1, T4= 50 kg K ha-1, T5= 60 kg K ha-1 and T6= 70 kg K ha-1 along with the blanket dose of N15P20S10Zn2B1.5 kg ha-1. Results revealed that application of different levels of potassium showed significant effects on the plant height, number of pods per plant, number of seeds per pod and thousand seed weight which were influenced to obtain higher yield of mungbean. The highest average seed yield (1476 kg ha-1) and highest yield increment (39.5%) of mungbean were produced from the treatment T5. Most of the cases the highest nutrient (N, P, K, S, Zn and B) content was obtained in T5 treatment.The highest K uptake by mungbean, maximum nodulation, the highest protein content in seed and maximum apparent K recovery efficiency (54.8%) were, however, recorded from the treatment receiving of 60kg K ha-1. It was concluded that proper use of K with other nutrients facilitated to improve the productivity and quality of mungbean and also K played a significant role in maintaining soil fertility.
Learning from incidents and implementing action : exploring expectations and contradictions in the energy sector

Learning from incidents (LFI) is an organisational learning process whereby accidents or near-misses are used to stimulate learning in order to prevent similar events in the future. Prior research has demonstrated that an important step in LFI is the distribution of incident summaries to enable individuals, teams, networks and organisations to learn. These summaries should in theory support vicarious learning for those not directly involved in the original event. This thesis investigates the following major gaps in LFI literature: the role of networks in LFI, what practitioners perceive to be successful learning in the context of LFI, beneficial practices in LFI, and current barriers that prevent successful LFI. These gaps were investigated through a mixed method multi-case study design across three large energy organisations. The research explored the responses of over 160 participants to two surveys, and 45 semi-structured interviews. The first key finding, related to network use in LFI, was that, within each organisation, the structure of both formal and informal networks was dependent on contextual factors, such as geographical dispersal of workers. Within each of the organisations, employees use their networks in similar ways: to exchange information and to understand the connection between an incident and a worker’s own practice. The second key finding addressed the gap on what practitioners perceive to be successful learning through identifying a taxonomy of 24 learning objectives associated with LFI. The taxonomy included observable outcomes, such as changes in best practice, and included objectives necessary to foster an effective learning process, such as open communication. A finding related to beneficial practices in LFI was the identification of a unique approach to LFI within each of the three organisations: one organisation used technology to support communication related to LFI; another held safety events that considered multiple incidents related to a single process; the third created opportunities for workers from different teams to meet and discuss incidents through a variety of inter-departmental meetings. The final key finding of this research was the deduction of four contradictions observed across the three organisations that created barriers to learning: a lack of differentiation between safety and learning; perceived irrelevance of some incident alerts; inconsistent pedagogical support for learning; and an inability to differentiate between incidents that had occurred due to the probabilistic nature of events, or a lack of learning.
Strategic Entrepreneurship and Business Sustainability: Moderating Effect of Level of Education

: Although liberal evidence has shown that strategic entrepreneurship activities of an employee positively impacts on organizational outcomes, nevertheless, research on how employees’ level of education affect employee outcomes is scarce. This study examined strategic entrepreneurship and business sustainability using level of education as a moderator. The study adopted cross-sectional research design and primary source of data collection was utilised. The validity of the questionnaire was established through the construct, content, and face validity while internal consistency ascertained the reliability. Three textile manufacturing companies in Lagos State with a population of 253 senior staffs were utilized. Total enumeration was used; hence, 253 copies of the questionnaire were administered but only 237 copies were retrieved. Process analysis of regression was used as the method of data analysis. Findings indicated that level of education (β = -0.020, t= 0.385, p=0.701, p>0.05) has a negative and statistically insignificant moderating effect on the relationship between strategic entrepreneurship and business sustainability of textile manufacturing firms in Lagos State, Nigeria. The study recommended that while the practice of strategic entrepreneurship is germane in textile manufacturing firms, organizations should not rely on the level of education of employees as it may not yield positive result in the sustenance of a business.
Elicitation of knowledge from a defence expert

The aim of this work is to understand the way that a defence expert defines the concept of importance in relation to the ideas contained in a scientific document. The expert’s views on the importance of the concepts in this document were elicited in two phases. In the first phase, the expert was asked to summarise an eight-page document on the effects of electromagnetic fields on propellant combustion. Completion of this task generated a series of ’key points’. Phase two of the methodology was a sit-down interview with the expert. This interview comprised three parts: asking the expert to talk through why each of the key points were important, asking the expert to sort the key points into categories according to how important they are and then asking the expert to generate categories of why the points are important. The techniques used for expert elicitation proved highly successful in relation to this domain of knowledge. Not only were the procedures able to extract the underlying categories through which the expert structured their understanding of the field, but the results indicated reliability in the content of knowledge extracted through different methods. Subsequent papers in this project compare this work to parallel analysis conducted using Natural Language Processing tools.
3D-printed calcium phosphate scaffolds for bone regeneration: impact of geometry and treatment an in vivo study

__________________________________________________________ 2 ACKNOWLEDGMENTS _________________________________________________ 4 GLOSSARY ___________________________________________________________ 5 1. PREFACE ________________________________________________________ 8 1.2. Origin of the work . 8 1.3. Motivation . 8 1.4. Requirements . 8 2. INTRODUCTION __________________________________________________ 9 2.1. Bone grafts . 9 2.2. Calcium phosphates . 11 2.3. Development of CaP scaffolds by direct ink writing with self-setting inks . 12 2.4. In vivo characterisation of the osteogenic potential . 15 2.5. Objectives . 17 3. MATERIALS & METHODS _________________________________________ 18 3.1. Materials . 18 3.2. Raw material characterization . 19 3.3. Characterisation of pre implanted scaffold . 20 3.3.1. Macrostructure . 20 3.3.2. Microstructure . 21 3.3.3. Chemical characterisation . 21 3.3.4. Specific surface area . 22 3.3.5. Porosity . 22 3.3. 6. Mechanical characterisation . 24 3.4. Characterisation of explanted scaffold . 24 3.4.1. Sample harvesting and processing . 24 3.4.2. Histomorphometry and histology assessment . 27 3.5. Statistical analysis . 30 4. RESULTS AND DISCUSSION ________________________________________ 31 4.1. Raw material characterization . 31 3D-printed calcium phosphate scaffolds for bone regeneration 7 4.2. Scaffolds characterization . 33 4.2.1. Chemical . 33 4.2.2. Textural . 35 4.2.3. Mechanical . 39 4.3. In vivo results . 41 4.3.1. Histomorphometrical assessment . 41 4.3.2. Histological assessment . 43 5. CONCLUSION ___________________________________________________ 47 ECONOMIC ANALYSIS ________________________________________________ 49 ECOLOGICAL ASPECT _________________________________________________ 51 REFERENCES ________________________________________________________ 52 APPENDIX 1 – IMPLANTATION PROCESS _________________________________ 56 3D-printed calcium phosphate scaffolds for bone regeneration
Determinants of Net Asset Value of Islamic Mutual Funds in Indonesia

Net asset value is one of the indicators used in measuring the performance of a mutual fund. This study aims to examine what factors determine the net asset value of Islamic mutual funds in Indonesia. By using the vector error correction model, this study found that in the short term all variables did not affect the net asset value. But the composite stock price index and the rate of return have a long-term effect. These results indicate that the company must strengthen the company's internal aspects to improve the performance of the Islamic mutual funds it manages.
Fluids in Mesopores: A New Theory and Applications

While hysteresis in the adsorption of fluids in porous material is known since about one century, the thermodynamic treatment of this phenomenon is still not settled. We propose to accept that thermodynamics is not designed to deal with confined systems and we propose to introduce a new set of rules for describing the behavior of confined systems. This proposal is based on a large number of simulation calculations. The employed method of simulation has been shown to describe static and dynamic phenomena encountered in this field. The newly formulated theory incorporates the phenomenon of hysteresis without inconsistencies. Further, it will be shown that the theory allows simulating diffusional and convectional transport (nanofluidics) by a unified approach without the need to introduce capillary forces (surface or interface tensions) by phenomenological parameters. The second part of the paper is devoted to the potential for practical use. It turns out that the new concepts open the route to employing unusual states of matter found in porous systems which may lead to improved applications. In particular we will focus on the possibility to drive a fluid in a pore into states with negative pressure under static and under dynamic conditions. It turns out that states with negative pressure can be reproducibly controlled. Negative pressure states are in principal known since the time of Torricelli and they have been discussed in the literature as experimentally accessible situations. Still, they have not been turned into practical usefulness which is likely to be caused by the notion of their metastability in macroscopic systems. Possible applications refer to controlling chemical reactions as well as new routes to efficient separation processes that are difficult to handle by conventional techniques.