Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Desempenho ocupacional e qualidade de vida : inter-relações no cotidiano de pessoas com deficiência visual

Objective: Identify levels of self-perception of occupational performance and quality of life of individuals with visual impairment and subsequent analysis of the interrelationship between the indices found. Methods: Descriptive cross-sectional survey with people with visual disabilities enrolled in visual rehabilitation program. COPM was applied to measure the self-perception of occupational performance, the SF-36 for quality of life measurement and a socio-demographic questionnaire to describe personal characteristics. Results. Twentythree subjects were included in the sample: 74% with low vision, 52.2% were female and mean age of 46.7 years. The self-perception of performance and emotional aspects domains of participants with low vision were better than those with blindness. The greater the time of visual impairment, worse was the self-perception of pain. The vitality domain showed statistical significant relationship with the domains general health, performance and satisfaction as well as the mental health domain were related to general health, pain, performance and vitality. Conclusion: The best were the mental health index, the better were the evaluations of physical, functional and social areas, a fact that indicates the importance of considering mental health in visual rehabilitation programs. The COPM and the SF-36 address the issue of functionality in different ways and their results are not compatible.
New wide stellar companions of exoplanet host stars

We present seven new widely separated companions of exoplanet host stars, detected via common proper motion, whose companionship could be conﬁrmed with photometry, and in two cases also with follow-up spectroscopy. We derive the masses and projected separations of all detected companions, among them HD 107148 B, a further wide white dwarf companion of an exoplanet host star. The current multiplicity rate of the exoplanet host stars is found to be about 13 per cent.
Role of the autonomic nervous system and lipoperoxidation in immunotropic effects of nitrogenous metabolites in patients with postradiation encephalopathia

Background. We have previously shown that nitrogenous metabolites have immunomodulatory effects, both suppressor and enhancing, both in healthy rats and in humans exposed to pathogenic influences. The immunomodulatory effect of bilirubin is probably mediated through aryl hydrocarbon receptors, and uric acid through TL- and adenosine receptors of immune cells. The question of mediators of the immunomodulatory action of urea and creatinine remains open. We hypothesized the mediating role of mediators of the autonomic nervous system. A strong correlation was found between the constellation of nitrogenous metabolites, on the one hand, and the HRV markers of ANS, on the other hand. The aim of this study is to analyze the relationships between HRV markers of the parameters of the ANS as well as Lipoperoxidation, on the one hand, and the parameters of Immunity on the other hand. Material and methods . The object of observation in 1997 were 19 men and 3 women who were exposed to pathogenic factors of the accident at the Chоrnobyl nuclear power plant during the liquidation of its consequences in 1986-87. The survey was conducted twice - on admission and after two weeks of rehabilitation at the Truskavets’ Spa. The state of the autonomic nervous system (ANS) was judged by the HRV parameters recorded of catalase serum and superoxide dismutase erythrocytes. Results . The coefficient of canonical correlation between the constellation of HRV markers of ANS and parameters of Immunity was 0,947 (χ 2(126) =178; p=0,002) The inclusion in factor structure parameters of Lipoperoxidation increases R to 0,973 (χ 2(231) =314; p<10 -6 ). Conclusion . Previously identified immunomodulatory effects of urea and creatinine as well as uric acid and bilirubin are realized, possibly, through cholinergic and adrenergic mechanisms as well as reactive oxygen species.
Hyperkinetische Störungen bei Kindern und Jugendlichen in Deutschland: Administrative Prävalenz und regionale Unterschiede in der Diagnosehäufigkeit

Zusammenfassung Anliegen: Analyse der administrativen Prävalenz Hyperkinetischer Störungen (HKS) in Deutschland sowie regionaler Prävalenzunterschiede. Methode: Für 3,6 Mio. Kinder bis 18 Jahre, die 2009 ganzjährig AOK-versichert waren, wurde die zu Abrechnungszwecken dokumentierte HKS-Prävalenz (ICD-10 F90) ermittelt und nach KV-Regionen und Postleitzahlbereichen aufgeschlüsselt. Ergänzend wurde die administrative HKS-Prävalenz von 2006 – 2008 untersucht. Ergebnisse: Die administrative HKS-Prävalenz ist von 2006 (2,8 %) bis 2009 (3,8 %) kontinuierlich gestiegen. Besonders niedrig war sie in den Stadtstaaten Bremen, Hamburg und Berlin; besonders hoch in 4 KV-Regionen der neuen Bundesländer. Bei 14 % der Kinder mit HKS wurde gleichzeitig eine ICD-10-F98.8-Diagnose gestellt, wobei die unterschiedlichen Diagnosen in knapp der Hälfte der Fälle von verschiedenen Ärzten vergeben wurden. Schlussfolgerungen: Die regionalen Unterschiede und die Abweichungen in den von unterschiedlichen Ärzten gewählten Diagnosecodierungen deuten auf in der Routineversorgung bestehende Unsicherheiten bei der HKS-Diagnostik hin. Künftige Studien sollten diese Zusammenhänge genauer untersuchen.
Gigahorse: Thorough, Declarative Decompilation of Smart Contracts

The rise of smart contractsThe rise of smart contracts–autonomous applications running on blockchains–has led to a growing number of threats, necessitating sophisticated program analysis. However, smart contracts, which transact valuable tokens and cryptocurrencies, are compiled to very low-level bytecode. This bytecode is the ultimate semantics and means of enforcement of the contract. We present the Gigahorse toolchain. At its core is a reverse compiler (i.e., a decompiler) that decompiles smart contracts from Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) bytecode into a highlevel 3-address code representation. The new intermediate representation of smart contracts makes implicit data- and controlflow dependencies of the EVM bytecode explicit. Decompilation obviates the need for a contract’s source and allows the analysis of both new and deployed contracts. Gigahorse advances the state of the art on several fronts. It gives the highest analysis precision and completeness among decompilers for Ethereum smart contracts–e.g., Gigahorse can decompile over 99.98% of deployed contracts, compared to 88% for the recently-published Vandal decompiler and under 50% for the state-of-the-practice Porosity decompiler. Importantly, Gigahorse offers a full-featured toolchain for further analyses (and a "batteries included" approach, with multiple clients already implemented), together with the highest performance and scalability. Key to these improvements is Gigahorse’s use of a declarative, logic-based specification, which allows high-level insights to inform low-level decompilation.autonomous applications running on blockchains---has led to a growing number of threats, necessitating sophisticated program analysis. However, smart contracts, which transact valuable tokens and cryptocurrencies, are compiled to very low-level bytecode. This bytecode is the ultimate semantics and means of enforcement of the contract. We present the Gigahorse toolchain. At its core is a reverse compiler (i.e., a decompiler) that decompiles smart contracts from Ethereum Virtual Machine (EVM) bytecode into a high-level 3-address code representation. The new intermediate representation of smart contracts makes implicit data- and control-flow dependencies of the EVM bytecode explicit. Decompilation obviates the need for a contract's source and allows the analysis of both new and deployed contracts. Gigahorse advances the state of the art on several fronts. It gives the highest analysis precision and completeness among decompilers for Ethereum smart contracts---e.g., Gigahorse can decompile over 99.98\% of deployed contracts, compared to 88\% for the recently-published Vandal decompiler and under 50\% for the state-of-the-practice Porosity decompiler. Importantly, Gigahorse offers a full-featured toolchain for further analyses (and a ``batteries included'' approach, with multiple clients already implemented), together with the highest performance and scalability. Key to these improvements is Gigahorse's use of a declarative, logic-based specification, which allows high-level insights to inform low-level decompilation.
Helicity Injection Fluxes of Twist and Writhe

We consider helicity flux equations proposed by previous authors and offer interpretations of these helicity injection equations with twist and writhe. At first, comparing Pariat’s helicity flux equation (2005, AA the single flux tube model and the continuous field line model. Recent results of helicity flux injections need to be reanalyzed.
Common Perceptions of the Interests of Employers, Workers, and the Government to Prevent Mass Layoffs During the Covid-19 Pandemic

Since the outbreak of the first case of the Covid-19 coronavirus infection in early March 2020 to break the chain of spread, the government has taken a policy by limiting community activities that have an impact on economic and business training to reduce losses, business actors have made efficiency, among others by laying off workers or Even carrying out mass layoffs of employment, the role of all parties concerned in HI (employers, workers, or government) is needed to prevent or reduce mass layoffs and employers to reduce losses can still carry out efficiency. This study aims to analyze the shared perceptions of employers, workers, and the government to prevent mass layoffs in Indonesia. The method used in this research is a descriptive analysis using a normative juridical approach. This study concludes that in the perspective of interests, each party has different interests, namely the interests of employers to make efficiency to reduce losses, the interests of workers do not occur mass layoffs, the presence of Collective Labor Agreement (PKB) among them is to integrate and coordinate these different interests. So as not or to minimize the conflict between interests. for this reason, PKB must protect the interests of all parties in HI by limiting the interests of the parties in HI, namely, on the one hand, the PKB must safeguard the interests of employers in carrying out efficiency to reduce losses, on the other hand, PKB must protect the interests of workers, so that mass layoffs do not occur. Employers to make efficiency can only be done by limiting or reducing the interests of workers 'rights both in terms of labour legislation and terms of employment, and PKB also limits employers' interests to reduce workers' rights, namely reducing the rights of these workers. This can only be done as long as the entrepreneur has suffered losses for 3 (three) consecutive years as evidenced by a financial audit from a public accountant, the government's interest, in this case, the institution responsible for the human resources sector for strength in the legality aspect, can ratify the PKB. Therefore, from a systems perspective, all parties with interest in HI have a very close attachment and synergize with one another in harmonizing the implementation of HI (industrial peace) in the end during the Covid-19 pandemic through PKB can create a shared perception between the interests of entrepreneurs, workers and government.
Innovation Promoter or Inhibitor? Non-Family CEO's Effect on Innovation in Family Businesses

Increasing scholarly and practical attention is being paid to determining whether a nonfamily chief executive officer (NFC) is a remedy for the lack of firm innovativeness in the face of ever-changing markets. Departing from the inconclusive findings of NFC research, this article aims to revisit the NFC effect on a family firm's investment in innovation, which is subject to the contextual influence of governance arrangements. In a sample of 6201 firm-year observations of Taiwanese family firms in high-tech industries in the period from 2002 to 2017, we found that the mixed relationship between the NFC and innovation investment is better clarified by considering family involvement in management (FIM) and board independence (BI), both of which yield significantly negative and positive moderating effects on the innovation investment of NFCs, respectively. This article further examines the configurational effect of two moderators on the main relationship, and shows that the negative effect of FIM not only outweighs, but also deteriorates, the positive moderating effect of BI. Our findings contribute not only to family business research, but also to innovation literature by arguing that the risk-taking orientation of an NFC is not universally held, but rather is deliberately arranged for effect.
Asymptotics for the concentrated field between closely located hard inclusions in all dimensions

When hard inclusions are frequently spaced very closely, the electric field, which is the gradient of the solution to the perfect conductivity equation, may be arbitrarily large as the distance between two inclusions goes to zero. In this paper, our objectives are two-fold: first, we extend the asymptotic expansions of [ 26 ] to the higher dimensions greater than three by capturing the blow-up factors in all dimensions, which consist of some certain integrals of the solutions to the case when two inclusions are touching; second, our results answer the optimality of the blow-up rate for any \begin{document}$ m,n\geq2 $\end{document} , where \begin{document}$ m $\end{document} and \begin{document}$ n $\end{document} are the parameters of convexity and dimension, respectively, which is only partially solved in [ 29 ].
Effect of genotype on certain physico-chemical characteristics of rabbit meat

Basic chemical composition (water, proteins, fats, ash), water holding capacity and cooking loss of rabbit meat (Oryctolagus cuniculus) were investigated. The meat originated from three different genotypes (New Zealand White, Californian and crossbred between these two breeds). Animals were fed exclusively by their mother’s milk up to 30 days of age and then up to 90 days by commercial food, ad libitum. Before slaughtering, rabbits had an average live weight of 2038.17 g. Muscles from the hind legs from 21 animals (7 of each genotype) were taken for examining, 48 hours post mortem. Chemical composition was determined according to the standard methods. Water holding capacity by Grau-Hamm filter paper press method. Cooking loss by dipping the meat pieces, weighing 10 g, into the boiling water for 10 minutes, as well as by roasting the chops in electric oven at 180 °C to an internal temperature of 78°C. On average rabbit meat contained 74.49% of water, 21.79% of proteins, 2.78% of fats, 1.24% of ash and its energy value was 494.79 kJ/100 g. The content of free water in the meat amounted, on average, 52.28% and bound water was 22.21%. Genotype showed no significant effect on chemical composition and water holding capacity of meat. During boiling the meat, on average, it loses 32.73% from its weight and 38.11% during its roasting. Cooking loss was significantly (P<0.05) lower in meat from crossbreds.
Future directions of radiation therapy in the management of breast cancer

: Over the past several decades, radiation therapy has played a key role in the management of breast cancer. Although the oncologic benefits of radiotherapy are well established, the landscape of breast oncology is ever changing and evolving, and radiation is no exception. Radiation oncologists are pursuing new technology and techniques to maintain their oncologic benefits, while minimizing potential side effects and treatment burden. This has led to clinical trials using therapy de-escalation of radiation in select patients with favorable characteristics. Multiple studies are using modern genetic testing, such as Oncotype Dx and PAM50, to identify low-risk women that may potentially have radiation omitted in favor of endocrine therapy alone. Another area of active investigation is the de-escalation of therapy in node-positive patients, using genetic testing or response to neoadjuvant systemic therapy as prognostic factors. The use of hypofractionation has become standard of care in the breast conservation setting, but its use in the post-mastectomy is an area of interest in multiple ongoing studies. Partial breast irradiation (PBI) is another evolving avenue to shorten treatment time, with multiple modalities available. Other investigators are attempting to alter the traditional treatment paradigm of breast cancer by administrating radiation in the preoperative setting rather than postoperative. New technologies such as proton therapy and stereotactic body radiation therapy (SBRT) have made their way into ongoing trials as well. In the setting of oligometastatic breast cancer, several trials are attempting to use SBRT as metastasis directed therapy to improve oncologic outcomes. In this review, we cover several ongoing important breast radiation clinical trials and how they will impact breast cancer care.
Critical Review of Dust in the Mining Environment: A Focus on Workers and Community Health

Dust inhalation is a huge concern in the mining environment and within all its operations. In fact, dust to be one of the most serious occupational hazards in the mining industry. Coal and crystalline silica dust are the causes of serious, sometimes fatal lung diseases such as pneumoconiosis, which affects coal miners, as well as silicosis, tuberculosis, chronic bronchitis, emphysema, chronic obstructive pulmonary disease, and chronic renal disease, which affect coal and other types of miners. The resulting effects both affect workers and nearby communities. The mining industry has in the past, employed several approaches to reduce effects of dust. But these strategies have often been ineffective because the grass withers during the dry season and sprayed water is rapidly absorbed or evaporates. This paper endeavors to review information on dust in the mining environment and how it is a nuisance to workers and communities and establish what strategies exist for this.
Human Asset Accounting and Corporate Performance

Human beings are the most critical assets in organizations as established in the available literatures. They drive other organisations’ resources to achieve success. Currently, this most important asset is not being accounted for or disclosed in the organisations’ statement of financial position like other physical assets and intangible assets. Hence, this study investigated the likely effect of human asset accounting on the performance of business organizations in Nigeria. The empirical study adopted an Ex-post facto research design, conducted on all 18 publicly quoted banks in Nigeria capital market. The instrument of data collection was questionnaire designed on a six steps Likert Scale and validated through peer review with Cronbach Alpha Coefficient of 0.807 and 0.870 for Human Asset and Organisation Performance respectively. The hypothesis was tested using simple regression model. The result of the analyses confirmed that human asset accounting significantly affects the banks’ performance at F-ratio = 56.280, P≤ 0.05, R 2 =0.193. It concluded that capitalizing human assets would positively impact on performance of organizations and recommended its disclosure as intangible asset in the balance sheet.
Assessment of meteorology vs. control measures in the China fine particular matter trend from 2013 to 2019 by an environmental meteorology index

Abstract. A framework was developed to quantitatively assess the contribution of meteorology variations in the trend of particular matter (PM) concentrations and to separate the impacts of meteorology from the control measures in the trend, based upon an Environmental Meteorology Index (EMI). The model-based index EMI realistically reflects the role of meteorology in the trend of PM and can also be attributed into three major factors: deposition, vertical accumulation and horizontal transports. Based on the 2013–2019 PM2.5 observation data and re-analysis meteorological data in China, the contributions of meteorology and control measures in nine regions of China were assessed separately by the EMI-based framework. Monitoring network observations show that the PM2.5 concentrations have been declined about 50 % on national average and about 35 % to 53 % for various regions. It is found that the nation-wide emission control measures were the dominant factor in the declining trend of China PM2.5 concentrations, contributing to about 47 % of the PM2.5 decrease from 2013 to 2019 on the national average and 32 % to the 52 % for various regions. The meteorology has a variable and sometimes critical contribution to the year by year variations of PM2.5 concentrations, 5 % on annual average and 10–20 % for the fall-winter heavy pollution seasons.
IT governance and IT application orchestration capability role on organization performance during the COVID-19 pandemic: An intervening of business-IT alignment

The COVID-19 pandemic has evolved into a multi-faceted global crisis with massive challenges for any organization around the world. With lockdowns and other social distancing protocols implemented in countries worldwide, economic activities and social interactions become increasingly reliant on technology. This study aimed to examine the intervention role of business-IT alignment on the influence of IT governance (ITG) and IT application orchestration capability (IT-AOC) on organization performances. The educational sector was chosen as an object of study as this sector will experience a decade of radical technology-driven change due to COVID-19's stimulus and there were limited IT-AOC studies that used this sector as a research object. This study use a survey method and purposive sampling with a total classified sample of 55 higher education institutions (HEIs) and 110 respondents involved represent the samples. Data analysis was conducted using a Variance-Based Structural Equation Modeling (VB-SEM) approach of Partial Least Square (PLS) technique. The results suggest that both ITG and IT-AOC have a positive effect on organization performances. Moreover, this study proved that businessIT alignment can intervene the influence of ITG and ITAOC on organization performances.