Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Educational Leadership Doctoral Program Evaluation: Student Voice as the Litmus Test

This study examines students’ perceptions of an Educational Leadership Doctoral Program’s redesign, based on a multi-criteria framework that informed the program’s core values and beliefs to prepare students to: (a) lead learning organizations; (b) engage ethically with the community; (c) advocate for diversity, equity, and inclusion; and (d) develop theory-to-practice solutions. Student voices are expressed through surveys and focus group interviews. Student perceptions of the core values and beliefs were reflected in their experiences. The program evaluation was significant as a critical review of the redesign informing both faculty and students about areas still in need of continuous improvement.
Orientations to teaching more accessibly in postsecondary education: mandated, right, pedagogically effective, nice, and/or profitable?

Abstract This paper describes five orientations informing the efforts of postsecondary educators to teach more accessibly, including commitments to accessibility as the mandated, right, pedagogically effective, nice, and/or profitable thing to do. These orientations emerged from focus groups and interviews with instructors and teaching assistants at a research-intensive Canadian university. By attending to these underlying orientations, we can grapple with important, but often unexamined, complexities, such as messages we may be inadvertently endorsing and contradictions between intentions and potential outcomes and their ramifications. We encourage support for educators to reflect on the limitations and complications of their orientations and associated efforts to advance accessibility, as well as cross-pollination with other areas of critical scholarship beyond that focusing on Universal Design and accessibility-specific principles. Points of interest University instructors and teaching assistants seek to teach more accessibly for a number of reasons. This paper describes five reasons – or ‘orientations’ – for teaching more accessibly informed by: (1) legislative or university requirements; (2) equity and social justice; (3) effective teaching practices; (4) kindness; and/or (5) profit. Paying attention to these orientations for teaching more accessibly is important because they may impact which accessibility practices are implemented, when and under what conditions, and for whose benefit. Some orientations may also promote negative ideas of disability, such as disability as costly or a burden, even while they encourage teaching more accessibly. We reflect on the challenges and limitations of applying ‘accessibility’ language and principles broadly to ‘all’ students, instead of intentionally focusing on reducing barriers for students with disabilities.
Synthesis, spectroscopic characterization and crystal and molecular structures of phenylphosphonato SnR3 (R=Ph, Me) derivatives

Abstract Four new phenylphosphonato SnR3 (R=Ph, Me) derivatives have been synthesized and characterized by infrared and Mössbauer spectroscopy. The structure of catena-poly[PhPO3HSnMe3]n has been determined by single-crystal X-ray diffraction analysis. The SnIV atoms are five-coordinated in all compounds, with the SnC3O2 framework in a trans trigonal bipyramidal arrangement and the PhPO3H- anions being in axial positions. The molecular structure of [PhPO3HSnMe3]n is arranged as a one-dimensional coordination polymer in which planar SnMe3 groups are axially bridged by -O-P-O- linkages of the PhPO3H- ligand. Neighboring chains are linked via O-H∙∙∙O hydrogen bond interactions, generating a layered structure. In the R2NH2(PhPO3H)2SnR′3 (R=Cy, Bu; R′=Ph, Me), the SnPh3 or SnMe3 residue is axially coordinated by two monodentate PhPO3H-. The role of the dialkylammonium cation, R2NH2+, is crucial in the lattice building via a hydrogen bond network. These hydrogen bonds contribute to the crystal stability and compactness and result in a three-dimensional arrangement. The aqua complex PhPO3(SnPh3)2·2H2O has a discrete structure and the anion PhPO32- behaves as a bidentate ligand.
Implementation of Problem Based Learning Model at Class VII9 of SMP Negeri 21 Pekanbaru

Abstrack: The proposes of this research are to improve the learning process and to increase mathematics achievement from the students with applied problem based learning model. Class action research is carried out in two cycles. First cycles has three meetings and one daily tests, second cycles has three meetings and one daily tests. The research subject is the students of class VII9 SMP Negeri 21 Pekanbaru in academic year 2019/2020, which total of participants are 39 students, consists of 22 female students and 17 male students with heterogeneous ability. The qualitative descriptive showed an improvement of learning process prior to the action on the first and second cycle. The data of the student’s evaluation test showed the number of students who reached KKM on the basic score, daily tests (cycle I), daily tests (cycle II) were 15 people (38,46%), 26 people (66,6%), and 30 people (76,9%). The percentage of KKM achievement shows an increase from before the action to after the action so that it can be said that the learning out comes of students also in crease.The results of this study indicate that the Problem Based Learning model can improve the learning process and improve the mathematics learning out comes of students of VII9 SMP Negeri 21 Pekanbaru in the even semester of the 2019/2020 academic year on material social arithmetic.
Condensation of Frontier Molecular Orbital Fukui Functions

A comparison of the regional Fukui index evaluation within the frontier molecular orbital (FMO) Fukui functions is presented. The atoms-in-molecules (AIM) real space-based condensation scheme is compared against a basis set-based condensation scheme and the reliability of the produced reactivity trends is compared. The AIM condensation scheme turns out to give the best results. Furthermore, the AIM atom condensed Fukui indexes can be formally proven to be nonnegative.
Nursing Students' Awareness about the Warning Signs of Cancer

Objective: Nursing students who take care of the patient in clinical area practices as a part of their internships in primary health care and clinical areas, should be aware of the warning signs of cancer so that they may inform the community about them. Methods: This study was conducted to determine the awareness of nursing students about the warning signs of cancer. The research was planned as a descriptive and cross-sectional study. The research was completed with 460 nursing students between February 2019 and May 2019. Results: The average age of the students participating in the study was 20.05 ± 2.04 years. Female nursing students were more familiar with the warning signs of cancer, than male nursing students. Second, third- and fourth-grade nursing students knew the warning sign of better than the first graders. More nursing students who had taken the internal diseases nursing course knew the warning sign of better compared to the students who did not take the course. Nursing students with a family member with a history of cancer knew the warning better than those who did not have a family history of cancer. Thickening or lump in the breast or elsewhere” was the most known warning sign of cancer (92.6%), whereas the least known sign was “indigestion or difficulty in swallowing” (47.0%). Conclusions: Female nursing students those who had taken the internal diseases nursing course and those who had a family member with a history of cancer were more aware of the warning signs of cancer.
Cytochrome c at Model Membrane Surfaces: Exploration via Second Harmonic Generation-Circular Dichroism and Surface-Enhanced Resonance Raman Spectroscopy

The novel nonlinear optical method of second harmonic generation-circular dichroism (SHG-CD) has been used to follow the adsorption and redox properties of a peripheral membrane protein, horse heart cytochrome c, adsorbed at several model membrane surfaces. The SHG-CD response is shown to be affected by the oxidation state of the heme within surface-adsorbed cytochrome c, as is consistent with the sensitivity of SHG to the chirality of the heme. SHG-CD measurements show that adsorbed cytochrome c is reducible by ascorbate at alkanethiol surfaces, but not at phospholipid/alkanethiol hybrid bilayer membranes (HBMs). The adsorption of cytochrome c at the model membrane surfaces was verified by surface plasmon resonance. Surface-enhanced resonance Raman measurements show that cytochrome c adsorbed on a hybrid bilayer membrane retains the Fe-heme conformation associated with solution-phase cytochrome c and is reducible by applying potential to the supporting electrode. The inability of ascorbic acid to reduce .
ZINC TOLERANCE AND ACCUMULATION IN EIGHT OIL CROPS

Although zinc (Zn) is an essential element for normal plant growth, it is phytotoxic at high concentrations. To identify oil crops that can be cultivated in Zn-contaminated soil for biodiesel production, the ability of Zn tolerance and accumulation of eight oil crops were evaluated under 200–800 mg Zn kg−1 sand substrates (DW) conditions. Results showed that all crops, except sunflower, could grow quite well under 400–800 mg kg−1 Zn stress. Among them, hemp, flax, and rapeseed showed small inhibitions in plant growth and photosynthetic activities, indicating these crops had a strong tolerance to high Zn concentrations and could be cultivated in Zn-contaminated soils. Peanut and soybean exhibited higher Zn concentrations in shoots, higher bio-concentration factor, and higher total Zn uptake, as well as higher biomass. These crops, therefore, are good candidates for the implementation of the new strategy of cultivating biodiesel crops for phytoremediation of Zn-contaminated soils.
The impact of Airbnb on the economic performance of independent hotels: an empirical investigation of the moderating effects

ABSTRACT The evidence on the effect that sharing economy accommodation platforms have on the performance of hotels is not univocal, and a general picture about the circumstances under which hotels may suffer the least from this disruption is still missing. This paper contributes to bridge this gap by examining the role that contingent factors can play in reducing the negative impact of Airbnb on the profitability growth of independent hotels. We examine whether the attractiveness of the city zone where hotels are located and their online reputation moderate the effect that the usage of Airbnb listings has on the profitability growth of independent hotels. Using a panel dataset of a sample of 725 independent hotels located in six Italian cities with high tourism attractiveness, and by triangulating ISTAT, AIDA, AirDNA, TripAdvisor and Trustyou datasets, we found that the negative effect of Airbnb on the profitability growth of hotels is reduced when the hotels are located in attractive city zones. However, the online reputation of hotels does not have any significant moderating effect on the relationship investigated. We discuss how these results contribute to understand competitive dynamics in the hotel industry through a lens based on the disruptive innovation theory.
Impact of the Mean Areal Rainfall Calculation on a Modular Rainfall-Runoff Model

Hydrological models are based on the relationship between rainfall and discharge, which means that a poor representation of rainfall produces a poor streamflow result. Typically, a poor representation of rainfall input is produced by a gauge network that is not able to capture the rainfall event. The main objective of this study is to evaluate the impact of the mean areal rainfall on a modular rainfall-runoff model. These types of models are based on the divide-and-conquer approach and two specialized hydrological models for high and low regimes were built and then combined to form a committee of model that takes the strengths of both specialized models. The results show that the committee of models produces a reasonable reproduction of the observed flow for high and low flow regimes. Furthermore, a sensitivity analysis reveals that Ilopango and Jerusalem rainfall gauges are the most beneficial for discharge calculation since they appear in most of the rainfall subset that produces low Root Mean Square Error (RMSE) values. Conversely, the Puente Viejo and Panchimalco rainfall gauges are the least beneficial for the rainfall-runoff model since these gauges appear in most of the rainfall subset that produces high RMSE value.
Performance Management and Quality of Lecturers’ Services at Makerere University

1 Department of Education Planning and Management, Kyambogo University, P. O. Box 1, Kyambogo, Kampala, Uganda. 2 Business Administration and Entrepreneurship, Kyambogo University, P. O. Box 1, Kyambogo, Kampala, Uganda. 3 Department of Quality Assurance, Kyambogo University, P. O. Box 1, Kyambogo, Kampala, Uganda. * ORCID: http://orcid.org/0000-0003-2337-0541; Author for Correspondence Email: maryoyonyeko@gmail.com.
Depicting the Ethereal, Part I: Visual Art and Psi

The turn from figurative art to the depiction of internal experiences opened the door for artists to represent anomalous experiences and ostensible psi phenomena. Various studies have described how Abstract art was influenced by Occultism, but there were other important influences. They include scientific theories of the ether and hypergeometric dimensions, the development of technological advances showing the reality of unseen electromagnetic waves and wireless communication at a distance, Spiritualism, and the inception of psychical research. This paper focuses on how psi phenomena, research, and theory, o! en in conjunction with the other influences, have been an important topic and source of inspiration in various modern and contemporary movements including Surrealism and Abstract and Conceptual art.
A Systematic Literature Review of Failure Mode and Effect Analysis (FMEA) Implementation in Industries

Failure mode and effects analysis (FMEA) is a risk assessment tool that mitigates potential failures in systems, processes, designs, or services and has been used in a wide range of industries. The conventional risk priority number (RPN) method has been criticized for having many shortcomings. Various risk priority models have been proposed in various literature to improve the performance of the FMEA itself. However, there has been no literature review on this topic. This study reviewed 50 FMEA papers published between 1998 and 2019 in international journals and categorized them according to various industry and industry output. The automotive and manufacturing industries dominated the implementation of FMEA. For the industry's production: goods and services, mostly dominated by interests in implementing FMEA in their industries. Hopefully, this finding will be useful for goods and services industries willing to implement FMEA, especially the services industry.
Budding of membranes induced by intramembrane domains

Abstract. — Membranes are often composed of a mixture of amphiphilic molecules whichaggregate into clusters or domains. A simple theoretical model is introduced which predictsthat flat or weakly curved domains become unstable at a certain limiting size and then undergoa budding or invagination process. This shape transformation is primarily driven by the linetension of the domain edge. It is also predicted that the budding domain can rupture themembrane and then pinch off from the matrix. The size of the bud and the time scales involvedin the budding dynamics are estimated for model membranes composed of lipid mixtures. Thisinstability mechanism should also be effective for the budding of biomembranes. 1. Introduction. Membranes such as lipid bilayers are highly flexible and thus can easily change their shape.Recently, a variety of shape transformations have been observed by phase contrast microscopyof giant lipid vesicles [1-7]. It was found that these vesicles can exhibit budding or invaginationprocesses in which small vesicles bud off from a larger membrane surface. These processescan be simply induced by a change in temperature. Such temperature-induced budding canbe understood theoretically if one assumes that the lipid bilayer of the vesicle is laterallyhomogeneous. Its shape is then determined, to a large extent, by the area to volume ratio.The thermal expansivity of the bilayer membrane is large compared to that of the water.Therefore, as the temperature is increased, the bilayer membrane expands more rapidly thanthe enclosed water, and the area to volume ratio of the vesicles is increased.In biological cells, budding is a rather frequent event since it represents the first step inthe production of transport vesicles which shuttle between different compartments of the cell[8-11]. Two budding processes can be distinguished: (i) Endocytosis of the plasma membrane,i.e., budding of the plasma membrane towards the
Positive perception and psychological vulnerability levels of academicians during Covid 19 quarantine period

Positive perception positively increases the value of the person, self-confidence and perspective towards time (Icerson and Pines, 2013). The current study aims to determine the relationship between the positive perception and psychological vulnerability levels of academicians who worked in Sports Sciences faculties and Physical Education and Sports High Schools of the universities during the Covid-19 quarantine period. The study group consisted of a total of 136 academicians, 34 women and 102 men. To determine the relationship between the positive perception and psychological vulnerability levels of the participants, “Positive Perception Scale” developed by Akın et al. (2015) and "Psychological Vulnerability Scale" developed by Sinclair and Wallston (1999) and adapted to Turkish by Akin and Eker (2011) were used. Skewness-Kurtosis normality distribution test was used to determine whether the measurements are suitable for normal distribution. Skewness-Kurtosis technique showed normal distribution in all dimensions according to the technique. In the analysis of the study data, Pearson Product Moment Correlation Analysis with descriptive statistics and MANOVA analyses scores were performed to determine the relationship between positive perception and psychological vulnerability. As a result, it is understood that academicians have over mid-level sub-dimensions of positive perception level and below mid-level psychological vulnerability levels. According to the results of the correlation analysis, it was concluded that there was a negative relationship between the psychological vulnerability and sub-dimensions of the positive perception scale.
Incorporating time demands into studies of principal time use

ABSTRACT For more than a century, numerous studies examined and reported how principals allocated their time. Assuming that differences in selection, participation and satisfaction of tasks by principals resulted in different outcomes, researchers have continued to study principal time use. In 1989, Wimpelberg, Teddlie, and Stringfield indicated a need for more sophisticated research of principal time use. Since then, the role of the principal has evolved and researchers have adapted methodologies to improve measurement and analyses of principal time use. Despite these developments, the predominant model of principal time use applied by researchers has remained unchanged. Most principal time use research relies on a premise that a perpetual supply of demands requires principals to make choices about how to allocate their limited time. By focusing on the time demands of principals, we identify limitations of the common model and propose alternatives. We then demonstrate how researchers could apply these models to enhance the study of principal time use, as well as discuss considerations for policy and preparation of principals.
Academic burnout and student engagement: a moderated mediation model of internal locus of control and loneliness

Purpose This paper aims to assess the relationship between academic burnout-student engagement relationships on management students of the Delhi-NCR region of Northern India. It further attempts to study the moderating impact of internal locus of control and mediating impact of loneliness on the academic burnout-student engagement relationship. Design/methodology/approach The data was collected using standardized instruments from 264 respondents. Descriptive statistics, correlation and moderated-mediated regression analysis were used to test the hypotheses. Findings The study found a negative association between student engagement and academic burnout and loneliness. A positive association between academic burnout and loneliness and a moderating impact of internal locus of control on academic burnout and student engagement relationship. Loneliness acted as a partial mediator for the moderated relationship between the academic burnout-student engagement relationship. Research limitations/implications Sample size and sampling units are the limitations of the study. Practical implications The conclusion of the presented study offers different inferences including validating the self-determination theory (Ryan and Deci, 2000) and possible courses of actions to be taken by academic institutions and students themselves. It ranges from careful investigation of student’s behaviors, design and implements collaborative projects along with student’s involvement in social networking based groups for collaborations and help. Social implications With the help of the study, the society including parents, family, friends, officials and academicians at educational institutions can offer useful insights to students through recreational and social activities for behavior modifications. Originality/value The major contribution of the study is to understand the psyche of the budding professionals perceiving increased stress and pressure. Limited studies are found in the Indian context and no studies in the past have used the study variables together. Internal locus of control as a personality variable has not been studied with respect to student’s burnout and engagement. Furthermore, none of the studies done in the past have deliberated upon loneliness with respect to the student community.
Prevalence of Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) Carrier in Hemodialysis Patients at Dr. Soetomo Academic General Hospital

Chronic kidney disease (CKD) is now a global epidemic, and the prevalence is increasing worldwide. Hemodialysis is one of the ways to treat by kidney function replacement. Infection is the number two cause of death in patients with hemodialysis (HD). Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA) is a common cause of bacteriemia in patients with dialysis. The epidemiological data of MRSA carriers in CKD in Indonesia are still scarce. This study was to determine the prevalence of MRSA carriers in patients at The Kidney and Hypertension Outpatient-clinic and Hemodialysis Installation at Dr. Soetomo Academic General Hospital, Surabaya Indonesia. The study design was descriptive-analytic with a cross- sectional study design. Sampling was collected consecutively. Data on the general characteristics of the research subjects will be analyzed using a Chi-Squared test. There were 150 CKD stage five patients included in this study, the number of patients has MRSA carrier were 6 (4%), among them, subjects underwent HD MRSA carrier were 2 subjects(2.7%), while for non-HD patients with MRSA were 4 subjects (5.3 %). There were no significant diﬀerences in MRSA carriers between HD and non HD groups (p=0.404). Comorbid factors that accompany MRSA carriers are diabetes mellitus, hypertension, kidney stones, gout, and systemic lupus erythematosus (SLE). This study found, there were no significant diﬀerences in the incidence of MRSA carriers in stage five CKD non HD or HD groups. MRSA colonization exists in stage five CKD suﬀerers, so awareness of MRSA colonization