Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Bibliometric Analysis of Interventional Literature on Mobile Health: The Most Highly Cited Articles

Introduction: Advances in mobile health have led to numerous relevant studies in diagnosis, treatment, and controlling of various diseases. One of the criteria indicating the quality of the previously published studies is the number of citations. Therefore, investigating the features of highly cited articles and identifying the most frequently used mobile technological interventions can affect future research ideas. This study aimed at identifying 100 highly cited interventional studies on mobile health, type of used mobile technologies, and effect of these technologies in various diseases in top-cited articles. Methods: The database employed in this study was the Web of Science, which without limitations was analysed in April 2020 to identify 100 highly cited interventional studies in the field of mobile health. The identified studies were classified based on the number of citations, year of publication, country of the first author, type of disease, and use of mobile technology. Results: A great majority of the studies in the field of interventional mobile health focused on obesity (n=18), addiction (n=15), diabetes (n=13) and mental health disorders (n=12), respectively. Many studies employed mobile technologies to promote lifestyle (weight loss and increased physical activity) (n=20), disease controls (n=20), and treatment adherence (n=18). The mean number of citations per study was 146±97. The most cited study was in the category of viral disease treatment adherence (n=703), and the most cited articles were published in 2012. Conclusions: Among the reviewed 100 studies, many of the interventional studies regarding mobile health focused on obesity, addiction, diabetes and mental health disorders. Promotion of lifestyle, disease controls, and treatment adherence were effects of mobile technologies in top-cited articles. Text messaging service was used as intervention in most of the studies. Thus, future studies may focus on the use of various mobile applications on different diseases’ prevention, control, and treatment.
Teaching Culture, Transforming Selves: An Insight into Life-skill Lessons Offered at Government Schools

There is naivety in considering that the awareness imparted on a desired lifestyle, health, hygiene and emphasis of its higher cultural value always goes down as planned, without any dissent. There are always contradictions between the idealized training and the socio-cultural context of the students expected to learn and practice the same in their everyday lives. Thus, values circumscribing suitable lifestyle seek validation by undermining an opposite set of values, guided by several socio-cultural and politico-economic considerations. This paper at large will make attempts to surface this majoritarian and universal control over value education that exists even today, standing at the crossroads of neo-liberal economies and liberal democratic political formations. It will also try to flag occasions ripe with possibilities for resistance to a given moral order from the subjective/subaltern experiences.
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This study investigated the effect of different relative humidity (RH) regimes on graft healing of grafted seedlings of watermelon (Citrullus vulgaris Schrad.). Two watermelon cultivars (‘Speed’ and ‘Sambok Honey’) were grafted onto the ‘RS-Dongjanggun’ bottle gourd rootstock (Lagenaria siceraria Stanld.) and the grafted seedlings were maintained under one of three relative humidity regimes, 95-96% [1.1-0.8 (day) or 0.8-0.6 (night) g·m vapor pressure deficit (VPD)], 97-98% [ 0.7-0.4 (day) or 0.5-0.3 (night) g·m (VPD)], or 99-100% [0.3-0.0 (day) or 0.2-0.0 (night) g·m (VPD)] according to the Mollier diagram based on the air temperature of 25C day/18C night with 16 h photoperiod per day. Among the RH treatments, 97-98% significantly increased plant height and fresh weight of the rootstock and scion of the ‘Speed’ and it also enhanced the graft union connection of both cultivars after two days of grafting. However, plant height and thickness of the scion of ‘Sambok Honey’ was increased by the 99-100% RH treatment. Furthermore, both cultivars grown in the 95-96 and 97-98% RH treatments consisted of lower levels of endogenous H2O2 and less activities of antioxidant enzymes which illustrated the occurrence of less oxidative stress. Hence, the results of this study identified the optimal RH level for the graft healing of watermelon seedlings. Additional key words : antioxidant enzymes, grafting, oxidative stress, reactive oxygen species, vascular connection.
Pattern of Skull Fractures and Its Outcome in Pediatric Head Injury Patients

Objective: Skull fractures are common in pediatric age group. The surgical management of paediatric patients with a skull fracture differs among institutions and surgeons. Our object of this study was to assess the pattern of skull fractures and outcome in paediatric population. Material and Methods: This study was conducted in the department of neurosurgery of a tertiary care hospital from June 2018 to April 2020. We included 152 children between ages 5 to 11 years who were brought with the head trauma and diagnosed to have skull fracture on computerized tomography (CT) Scan brain. Results: The mean age of patients was 6.91 + 1.84 years. There were 59.8% males and 40.1% females. The most common type of fracture at presentation was depressed fracture in 42% patients, followed by linear (35%) and compound fractures (23%). Parietal fractures were the commonest (63.1%) in our study. Associated intracranial hematomas were seen in 37.5% patients, epidural hematoma being the most common. Surgically treated patients were 36%. Good recovery was seen in 73% patients while mortality was 10.5%. Conclusion: Isolated skull fractures are overall benign conditions. Linear parietal skull fractures have good outcome amongst all fracture types.
Distress regulates different pathways in the brain of 2 common carp : an initial study

For the present study, a stress trial with common carp, which is one of the most important 16 species in aquaculture world‐wide, was conducted to identify relevant gene regulation pathways in 17 different areas of the brain. Acute distress by air exposure significantly activated the expression of 18 the immediate early gene c‐fos in the telencephalon. In addition, evidence for regulation of the two 19 crf genes in relation to their binding protein (crh‐bp) have been highlighted in this initial study. 20 Inference about the effects of distress by air exposure has been obtained by using point estimation 21 which allows the prediction of a single value that is the best description of the up to know mostly 22 unknown effects of stress in different brain regions of carp. Furthermore, principal component 23 analyses have been performed to reveal possible regulation patterns in the different parts of the fish 24 brain. In conclusion, these initial studies on gene regulation in the carp brain influenced by exposure 25 to a stressor reveal that a number of genes may be successfully used as markers for exposure to 26 unfavourable conditions. 27
Opleiding Informatica Deep Text Matching

In this thesis we take a look at how useful deep information retrieval in e-commerce can be. Speciﬁcally we take a look at the performance of Google’s BERT at trying to predict the relevance between queries and product descriptions as provided by Home Depot in a Kaggle competition. We try one binary classiﬁcation model for insight purposes and three regression models to see how they perform against a simpler, more traditional model. Unfortunately, none of the models are able to beat the more traditional method and with current results it is impossible to conclude why this is. It does provide possible leads that could be followed for further research on both deep information retrieval and more speciﬁcally BERT in e-commerce.
Uses of Natural Honey in Cancer: An Updated Review

Cancer was predicted as the leading cause of death and the most important obstacle to the increased life expectancy in the 21st century worldwide. The World Health Organization (WHO) estimated number of new cases of cancers in 2020 about 19 million, and this number is estimated to be more than 295300000 people up to 2040 (more than 55% increase during next 20 years). Standard treatments for cancer include surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy. However, all of these methods have dangerous side effects, so researchers are more interested in finding novel and less risky therapies. In recent years, there has been a great deal of interest in the development of anticancer agents obtained from foods or natural products. The relative safety of natural and food-derived compounds makes them attractive alternatives to conventional cancer treatment drugs. As a result, the majority of people are advised to use complementary and alternative medicine to treat and prevent cancer. In recent years, honey, as a natural product, has attracted many researchers’ attention as an alternative to conventional anticancer drugs. Natural honey has long been used as a medicine and nutrient and its beneficial effects on various diseases in animal and human models have been studied. It was found that it has a wide range of therapeutic properties, including antioxidant, antibacterial, antiviral, anti-fungal, anti-diabetic, anti-inflammatory, anti-hypertensive, antiarrhythmic, wound healing, and liver protection benefits. This article aimed to review the role of natural honey in the prevention and treatment of a number of important cancers and their subsequent complications.
Synthesis and Structure Characterization of Rosin Starch Ester

In the presence of DMF/LiCl solvent,rosin starch ester with the degree of substitution(Ds) of 0.125 2 was synthesized by O-acylation of starch with rosin acid chloride.The target product was analyzed and characterized by means of FT-IR,solid state 13 C NMR,XRD and SEM.The reaction conditions were studied with single factor experiments and response surface methodology.A reaction model and the optimum conditions were obained.The optimum synthesis conditions were as follows: reaction time 6.5 h,reaction temperature 95 ℃,pyridine amount 3.5 mL,activation time of starch 52.5 min,DMF 29 mL and molar ratio 1 ∶ 1(rosin acid chloride/the hydroxyl group per D-glucose unit). Under optimal conditions,the yield of RSE and Ds were 65.89 % and 0.125 2,respectively.Furthermore,its solubility and diaphaneity were determined.The results showed that compared with the unmodified starch,the crystal linity and diaphaneity of the target product decreased,and its hydrophobicity increased.
Self-Esteem, Tawakal, and Social Support: Its Effect on Student Happiness

This study aims to examine the effect of self-esteem, tawakal and social support on university student happiness. The population were students of the Psychology Faculty of UIN Jakarta who lived in a boarding house totalling 177 people. The sample is collected using a non-probability sampling technique, particularly purposive sampling. The research instrument is a modified measuring instrument consisting of a happiness scale, a self-esteem scale, a tawakal scale, and a social support scale. The validity of these instruments tested using confirmatory factor analysis (CFA) and data analysis using multiple regression techniques. Based on the results of this study, self-esteem, tawakal, and social support notably influence student happiness by 57.7%. Furthermore, hypothesis testing shows four variables have a positive and crucial impact on student happiness, namely self-competence, self-liking, tawakal and peer support. On the other hand, family support and significant others support do not affect student happiness.
Variation among Argentinean orthopedic surgeons in the therapeutic indications for rotator cuff tears

Introduction: Indications in the operative and nonoperative treatment of rotator cuff tears are widely discussed and not standardized. The aim of this study is to evaluate the variability among Argentinean orthopedic surgeons regarding the indications of treatment for different rotator cuff injuries. Materials and Methods: A questionnaire was developed based on the study carried out by Dunn et al. Our aim was to gather the opinions of Argentinean orthopedic surgeons on decision-making concerning thetreatment of different rotator cuff lesions. The questionnaire was sent to 2 groups: general orthopedic surgeons and shoulder specialist surgeons, included according to the number of shoulders treated surgically and non-surgically in 2017. The questionnaire has two sections: 4 hypothetical clinical cases and 11 questions on factors that could influence treatment selection. Results: Out of 556 questionnaires sent, 162 were completed, 117 by general orthopedic surgeons and 45 by shoulder specialists. The specialists reported mostly arthroscopic repairs (60%), general orthopedic surgeons reported repairing these injuries mainly by mini-open or by standard open technique (49% and 22% respectively). The failure rate was considered to be 20%, not evidencing differences between professionals (P=0.42). There was also agreement in the contraindication of the use of corticosteroids before surgery(P=0.74). Conclusion: This study evidences significant variability in the management of these patients (for which we selected potentially controversial injuries), making it difficult to establish protocols or consensus guidelines to help standardize treatments for these injuries. Level of evidence: IIb
Long term care after successful endoscopic therapy in Barrett’s esophagus patients: a review of literature

Barrett’s esophagus (BE), a precursor to esophageal adenocarcinoma (EAC) has demonstrated a steep rise in incidence in the last few decades. Patients with high grade dysplasia and/or intramucosal carcinoma are indeed at a higher risk of progression to invasive cancer. Early recognition and endoscopic management could be curative. There have been significant strides in the endoscopic eradication therapy (EET) using resection and ablation techniques in the last 2 decades for management of BE with dysplasia. Once complete eradication is achieved after EET, it is important to follow-up these patients for complications and recurrence. While the importance of this long term-care is appreciated, there is a paucity of studies outlining long-term outcomes and post-therapy follow-up care data. Currently, the same aggressive principles used for original BE with neoplasia are being followed for subjects in remission. Precise definitions of follow up care and quality standards in maintaining durable efficacy are required. Novel techniques and biomarkers have been proposed to assist in the diagnosis and risk stratification but their role in this setting is still unclear. In this review, we present the literature and data on follow up and long-term care of BE patients after successful endoscopic therapy for BE associated dysplasia.
Diagnosability of Event Patterns in Safe Labeled Time Petri Nets: A Model-Checking Approach

Checking the diagnosability of a timed discrete-event system usually consists in determining whether a single fault event can always be identified with certainty after a finite amount of time. The aim of this article is to extend this type of analysis to more complex behaviors, called event patterns, and to propose an effective method to check diagnosability with the use of model-checking techniques. To do so, we propose to convert the pattern diagnosability problem into checking a linear-time property over a specific time Petri net. Note to Practitioners—This article is motivated by the problem of improving the monitoring and the supervision of systems, such as automated and robotized manufacturing systems. Based on a model of the system, this article proposes a method to assert with certainty whether the available set of sensors will always provide enough information to ensure that a complex and unexpected behavior has not happened in the system. The proposed method uses a publicly available model-checking tool to perform this analysis.
Axies: Identifying and Evaluating Context-Specific Values

The pursuit of values drives human behavior and promotes cooperation. Existing research is focused on general (e.g., Schwartz) values that transcend contexts. However, context-specific values are necessary to (1) understand human decisions, and (2) engineer intelligent agents that can elicit human values and take value-aligned actions. We propose Axies, a hybrid (human and AI) methodology to identify context-specific values. Axies simplifies the abstract task of value identification as a guided value annotation process involving human annotators. Axies exploits the growing availability of value-laden text corpora and Natural Language Processing to assist the annotators in systematically identifying context-specific values. We evaluate Axies in a user study involving 60 subjects. In our study, six annotators generate value lists for two timely and important contexts: Covid-19 measures, and sustainable Energy. Then, two policy experts and 52 crowd workers evaluate Axies value lists. We find that Axies yields values that are context-specific, consistent across different annotators, and comprehensible to end users.
Light-emitting MXene quantum dots

MXene (Mn+1Xn) is an emerging class of layered two-dimensional (2D) materials, which are derived from their bulk-state MAX phase (Mn+1AXn, where M: early transition metal, A: group element 13 and 14, and X: carbon and/or nitrogen). MXenes have found wide-ranging applications in energy storage devices, sensors, catalysis, etc. owing to their high electronic conductivity and wide range of optical absorption. However, the absence of semiconducting MXenes has limited their applications related to light emission. Research has shown that quantum dots (QDs) derived from MXene (MQDs) not only retain the properties of the parent MXene but also demonstrate significant improvement on light emission and quantum yield (QY). The optical properties and photoluminescence (PL) emission mechanisms of these light-emitting MQDs have not been comprehensively investigated. Recently, work on light-emitting MQDs has shown good progress, and MQDs exhibiting multi-color PL emission along with high QY have been fabricated. The synthesis methods also play a vital role in determining the light emission properties of these MQDs. This review provides an overview of light-emitting MQDs and their synthesis methods, optical properties, and applications in various optical, sensory, and imaging devices. The future prospects of light-emitting MQDs are also discussed to provide an insight that helps to further advance the progress on MQDs.
ACCOUNTING INFORMATION SYSTEM DESIGN RECEIVABLE at SANTO BORROMEUS HOSPITAL BANDUNG USING SOFTWARE MICROSOFT VISUAL BASIC.NET AND DATABASE MYSQL

Financial statements are the Saint Borromeos Hospital is in conformity with the accounting standards Hospitals, but on the billing in the data processing redemption patients are still not integrated with other parts that could result in data input errors that have been generated from one section to another. Based on the above reasons, the authors take the title: "Accounting Information System Design Patient Due Contractor Santo Borromeus Hospital Bandung Using Software Microsoft Visual Basic.Net And Database MySql". Hospital of St. Borromeus is a service company that is engaged in the healthcare field. The author conducted research on the billing. The research design I use is the design of the study with primary and secondary data, the study is a type of academic research, the type of data used is descriptive research method, survey, and explanatory, data collection techniques used are field research and library research, development models system used is output-oriented methodology, process and data. The structure of the development of the system used is the waterfall. The design of the information system used was the context diagrams, data flow diagrams, and flowcharts. The author made a design Receivable Accounting Information Systems are expected in processing patient billing data can be processed by either the contractor so as to facilitate the financial reporting process.
ANALYSIS OF NUTRITIONAL FACTORS INFLUENCING THE BIOSYNTHESIS OF AMYLOID BIOEMULSIFIER BE-AM1 APPLICABLE IN FOOD INDUSTRY

Thermostable glycoprotein amyloid bioemulsifier BE-AM1 was reported from Solibacillus silvestris AM1. S. silvestris could produce better BE-AM1 in 1% inoculum size and 18h inoculum age. The BE-AM1 production by S. silvestris AM1 has been seen to be unaffected by amending the production and growth medium (Zobel Marine medium) with Carbon and Nitrogen sources. The effects of 16 nutrient factors (from ZM medium) were analyzed statistically by one factor at a time, Plackett-Burman and Response surface methodologies. Among the nutritive factors, yeast extract and peptone were found to be significant, increasing the production quantity of BE-AM1. The time course of production of BE-AM1 was affected significantly by altering the release of the biomolecule from the surface of the bacterium. This will be the first study to analyse the effect of factors influencing the production of industrially important functional amyloid protein from bacterial source having potential in environmental remediation and microbial interaction.
Accounting conservatism or earnings management: A study of the allowance for doubtful accounts

How to cite this paper: Bryan, T. G. , McKnight, M. A. , & Houmes, R. (2021). Accounting conservatism or earnings management: A study of the allowance for doubtful accounts. Corporate Ownership & Control, 18(3), 175-190. https://doi.org/10.22495/cocv18i3art14 Copyright © 2021 The Authors This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License (CC BY 4.0). https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by
Macroeconomic Research in Low-income Countries: Advances Made in Five Key Areas Through a DFID-IMF Collaboration

aspect to be discussed in future studies, examining the activities and policies of international development partners. Recent studies conducted under the DFID-IMF collaboration document evidence that multilateral development banks played key roles in catalyzing private financial flows (Broccolini and others 2020) and providing financing to borrowers with high credit risks (Gurara, Presbitero, and Sarmiento 2020), both of which have distributional implications.
Control of Metastatic Tumor Growth in a Patient with Sporadic Metastatic Malignant Peripheral Nerve Sheath Tumor (sMPNST) Using the Hope Alternative Treatment Cancer Protocol

Metastatic sporadic malignant peripheral nerve sheath tumor (sMPNST) is associated with only 17% five-year survival rate using standard chemotherapy and there are no 10-year survival reports with the exception of a case report wherein a patient with metastatic sMPNST is still alive with no active disease and on no further cancer therapy, >12 years from DeltaRex-G treatment initiation. In this case report, we describe an interim alternative treatment regimen designed and used by a patient with metastatic sMPNST, while awaiting the return, GMP bioproduction, and QC certification of DeltaRex-G as a potential treatment option. We report on the successful control of metastatic tumor growth over a one-year treatment period using the Hope Protocol consisting of artemisinin, curcumin, cannabis oil, disulfiram, fenbendazole, mebendazole, albendazole, atorvastatin, doxycycline, vitamin C, vitamin E, a plant-based diet, sans refined sugar, yoga, acupuncture, meditation, exercise and hot sauna, and we discuss their biochemical mechanisms of action.