Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Discourse and CFSP/CSDP Policy-Making: Conceptual and Methodological Concerns

Discourse analysis in the field of European Studies, and especially in the foreign policy domain, has not been very prominent. Most of the explanatory approaches of European integration in the recent years were focusing on the decision making processes in different policy areas and belong to the different types of new institutionalisms (rational choice, historical and sociological institutionalism. The more recent development of a fourth institutionalism – pioneered by Vivian Schmidt and labeled „discursive institutionalism‟ – attempts to introduce a discursive side to institutionalist analysis. While the approach is systematically developed and useful for analysis of different types of policy, there are difficulties in applying the approach to thoroughly analyzing EU‟s foreign policy making for several reasons. This paper positions a discursive institutionalist analysis of EU foreign policy in the broader literature on the EU and its foreign policy. The paper then presents some of the main difficulties of translating the theory to practical analysis and attempts to provide some solutions to these problems. The conceptual and methodological concern include the undeveloped definition of a coordinative discourse vis-à-vis a communicative discourse, the problematic identification of actors involved in CFSP/CSDP policy-making as well as methodological issues with operationalizing the analysis of EU‟s CFSP/CSDP.
Diário da República , 1 . a série — N . o 199 — 14 de Outubro de 2009 7637

O Decreto -Lei n.o 447/88, de 10 de Dezembro, ao revogar o Decreto -Lei n.o 29/72, de 24 de Janeiro, determinou que a avaliação, a selecção e a eliminação de documentos deveriam constar de portaria. Esta matéria foi regulada pela Portaria n.o 412/2001, de 17 de Abril. No entanto, com a entrada em vigor do Código da Contratação Pública, aprovado pelo Decreto -Lei n.o 18/2008, de 29 de Janeiro, os prazos de conservação dos processos de aquisição de bens e serviços foram reduzidos, pelo que se mostra necessário proceder à respectiva alteração da tabela de selecção constante do anexo n.o 1, conforme previsto no n.o 2 do artigo 3.o da referida portaria. Assim: Nos termos do disposto na alínea b) do n.o 1 do artigo 1.o do Decreto -Lei n.o 447/88, de 10 de Dezembro: Manda o Governo, pelos Secretários de Estado Adjunto e da Administração Local e da Cultura, o seguinte: 1.o É alterado o anexo n.o 1 do Regulamento Arquivístico para as Autarquias Locais, constante da Portaria n.o 412/2001, de 17 de Abril, da qual faz parte integrante, que passa a ter o seguinte conteúdo:
Impact of Perceived Organizational Support on Organizational Commitment among Nursing Managers

Organizational commitment, job satisfaction, effort, nurse-assessed quality of care, energy level, and emotional exhaustion are significant outcomes of perceived organizational support. This study aimed toassess the impact of perceived organizational support on organizational commitment among nursing managers, Research design: descriptive correlational. Setting: The study conducted at Sohag and Assuit Universities Hospitalies. Subjects: All nursing managers working at Sohag University Hospital (24) and equal the number working at the same departments from Assuit University Hospital (24). Tools: three tools used personal charactersitics, organizational commitment, and organizational support questionnaires. Results: The study revealed that; the majority at Sohag university hospital had low organizational support (83.3%) andLow organizational commitment (70.8%), while at Assuit university hospiatl about (50%) had low organizational support and (52.2%) had low organizational commitment. There were negative correlations between organizational support factor; Personal development, and organizational commitment affective, continuance, and normative (-.048-, -.218-, &-.183-) at Assuit University hospitals. Conclusions: The present study concluded that there were positive correlations between job structure organizational support and all factors of organizational commitment at both Sohag and Assuit universities hospitals. There were statistical significances differences between job structure organizational support and affective organizational commitment at both Sohag and assuit universities hospitals (.001** & .000**). The findings recommended that; on hospital officials improve organizational support factors to help the employees to become more committed, Provide operational and administrative activities to help organizational support, and manage organizations for job stracture and personal development to increase employee satisfaction and commitment.
IDENTIFICATION OF FACTORS THAT ALTER AXILLARY TEMPERATURE RELIABILITY IN RELATION
 TO PULMONARY ARTERY CATHETER TEMPERATURE

Objectives: to identify factors that alter the reliability of axillary temperature in relation to pulmonary artery catheter temperature. Methods: studying repeated measures using 67 axillary temperature measurements collected from 24 patients admitted to intensive care centers of two hospitals in the metropolitan region of Belo Horizonte between 2017 and 2018. Descriptive analysis and linear regression of the data were performed. Results: accuracy of 0.48 and precision of 0.47 were found for axillary temperature measured with a digital thermometer compared with pulmonary artery catheter temperature. Factors that change the reliability of axillary temperature were body mass index and dobutamine dose. Conclusion: the found factors were unprecedented in relation to the change in axillary temperature reliability and may help nurses in their decision making by choosing a more accurate method to estimate the actual body temperature. Studies with larger sampling are still necessary to evaluate the intervening factors of the reliability of noninvasive temperature techniques, such as axillary temperature.
A comparative evaluation of total antioxidant capacity of saliva in children with and without Gingivitis

Gingivitis is a reversible and non-destructive form of periodontal disease. Oxidative stress contributes in the pathogenesis of periodontal diseases5. The oxidative stress has been implicated as one of the important contributory etiologic factors in many of the oral inflammatory pathologies including gingivitis. This research analyzed the "Total antioxidant capacity" (TAC) of biological fluids including saliva. The present cross-sectional study was conducted to evaluate the total antioxidant capacity (TAC) of saliva in children with/ without gingivitis and its relation with Age and Gender. For measuring the TAC of saliva: Cayman's Antioxidant Assay Kit was used and Gingival Index Measured through The Gingival Index (Loe and Silness, 1963). The results were analyzed using descriptive statistics and making comparisons between cases and control by using SPSS software version 20. In this result, mean TAC of saliva in case children group was found lower 0.203 ± 0.053 compared to control children group was higher 0.236 ± 0.048. While, in male and female children of aged 3-5 years were found antioxidant activity (TAC) lower in compared to control groups. But among males aged 6-13 years it was found that the mean antioxidant capacity of saliva in case group was 0.259 ± 0.040 while in control group it was 0.295 ± 0.026. The TAC of saliva in males was found high compared to female. A weak negative correlation was found between the TAC and gingival index. In conclusion TAC decreases in children with gingivitis compared to healthy children. The gingivitis was more observed in female leading to lower TAC value
Enhancing Cloud Capabilities through Web Service

Now-a-days Cloud Computing is popularly known as Internet Computing. It helps in sharing data, computing, and provides services transparently among users of a massive grid. It became widely accepted by the user because of its advantages that involves, reduce costs, increase business flexibility and/or provide business continuity. Cloud Computing is becoming increasingly relevant, as it will enable companies involved in spreading this technology to open the doors to Web 3.0. In this paper the basic features of cloud computing are presented and compared with those of the existing technology of Web 2.0. and Web 1.0. The paper describes the concept of computational resources outsourcing, like applications and services on which they operate referred to a real application and better enhancement of different cloud services.
Time Use by Rural School Going Adolescents and Its Impact- A Prospective Cohort Study

In this article physical activity, screen time, and academic work are studied as mediator among school children in India. Participants were 208 school children aged 13 – 16 years from Pondicherry, India. They were sampled from private schools. physical activity and screen time, spending more time on academic work. screen time was negatively related to sleep duration, academic work was gaining weight . Time spent by them on academics, skill development activities and leisure are worthwhile. With the increase in the prevalence of obesity among the adolescents Physical activity was significant mediator. In India, academic work is a strong predictor of a lower sleep duration among children and adolescents -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Date of Submission: 03-08-2019 Date of acceptance: 19-08-2019 -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Presented at the 33rd European PV Solar Energy Conference and Exhibition, 25-29 Sept. 2017, Amsterdam, Netherlands ANGLE-DEPENDENT REFLECTANCE OF ISOTEXTURED SILICON

Multicrystalline silicon (mc-Si) is the workhorse of photovoltaics with a market share above 60%, being acidic textured (isotextured) silicon the standard. For optical simulations, the spherical caps model is widely applied, but it was reported that is does not correctly describe the angular dependence of reflection. In this work, our first objective is to verify this. Secondly, we want to obtain an improved model for optics of isotextured mc-Si wafers and solar cells able to describe the light trapping properties of cells and modules correctly. We investigate the reflectance of isotextured silicon by varying the angle of incidence of the light between 8° and 80°. We perform measurements of nine isotextured samples, obtaining reflectance curves with a similar shape, but they differ by up to 60%abs from previously published data. The first simulations are performed using the spherical caps model, which is shown to be inaccurate to describe the angle-dependent reflectance of isotextured silicon. In the second set of simulations we vary the texture morphology, reducing the deviations of the simulation from the measurement from 8% to 1.2% for incident angles smaller than 60°. We conclude that alternative morphologies are worth doing further research.
Cognitive Embodiment and Embodied Cognition in Hobongan: Variations in Grounding of Conceptual Metaphor

In a partial report on fieldwork conducted on Hobongan, an as yet undescribed (this project is part of the description) Austronesian language spoken by approximately two thousand people on the island of Borneo in Indonesia, I note patterns of grounding for conceptual metaphors. These patterns include conceptual metaphors grounded in embodiment and in abstract concepts, animals concepts, vegetation concepts, and geographical concepts. Following Goschler (2005), in an age in which neurosciences are expected to explain cognition, it is trivial to place embodiment just in the realm of the brain; in order to be meaningful, embodiment must be a claim about directionality in cognition as evidenced by metaphorical grounding. However, evidence from Hobongan in which concepts and environments provide groundings almost as frequently for metaphors than does the human body, suggests that perhaps embodiment is not as strong a phenomenon as might be claimed, or that metaphors are not the best choice of data for examination of embodiment, or, in a point about philosophy of language, that all of language is grounded in conceptualization (Perkins, 2009), including conceptualizations of human, plant, and animal bodies. Grounding of conceptual metaphors provide evidence of a cognitive embodiment, leaving embodied cognition as a possible sub-type of cognition.
Traditional Medicine with Plants Ã¢ÂÂ Present and Past

Copyright: © 2014 Efferth T, et al. This is an open-access article distributed under the terms of the Creative Commons Attribution License, which permits unrestricted use, distribution, and reproduction in any medium, provided the original author and source are credited. Traditional Medicine with Plants – Present and Past Thomas Efferth1* and Henry Johannes Greten2,3 1Department of Pharmaceutical Biology, Institute of Pharmacy and Biochemistry, Johannes Gutenberg University, Mainz, Germany 2Abel Salazar Biomedical Sciences Institute, University of Porto, Portugal 3Heidelberg School of Chinese Medicine, Heidelberg, Germany
Earlobe as Alternative Site Testing Option for Two-hour Postprandial Glucose Test

Alternative site testing options for capillary blood glucose measurement have been widely examined for their viability and accuracy to substitute the fingertip as the usual testing site. This research compared the blood glucose determination test results from the fingertip and the proposed alternative test site, which is the earlobe. Systematic bias was observed in the 30-minute and one-hour postprandial glucose level of earlobe testing. Accuracy of blood glucose taken from earlobe was observed only at two hours postprandial glucose level.
Une contrainte de circuit adaptée aux tournées multiples

HAL is a multi-disciplinary open access archive for the deposit and dissemination of scientific research documents, whether they are published or not. The documents may come from teaching and research institutions in France or abroad, or from public or private research centers. L’archive ouverte pluridisciplinaire HAL, est destinée au dépôt et à la diffusion de documents scientifiques de niveau recherche, publiés ou non, émanant des établissements d’enseignement et de recherche français ou étrangers, des laboratoires publics ou privés. Une contrainte de circuit adaptée aux tournées multiples Nicolas Briot, Philippe Vismara, Christian Bessière
Renoprotective effects of carotenoid on the Kidneys of Adult Wistar Rats

Caroteniods, the colorful plant pigments some of which the body can turn into Vitamin A, are powerful antioxidants that help prevent some forms of cancer, heart diseases and act to enhance immune response to infections. The aim of this study is to investigate the effects of oral administration of carotenoid on the kidney of adult wistar rats. Twenty healthy wistar rats weighing between 150-210Kg were used. They were divided into four groups (A, B, C & D) of five animals each. Group A served as the control and received 0.35ml of distilled water; the experimental groups B, C & D were orally treated with 0.4ml, 0.5ml and 0.6ml of carotenoid respectively for twenty one days. Twenty four hours after the last administration, the animals were weighed, anaesthetized using chloroform inhalation method and dissected. Kidney tissues were removed, weighed and trimmed down to a size of 3mm 3mm and fixed in zenkers fluid for histological studies. The final body weight of the experimental groups increased significantly (P relative to the control (A). The relative kidney weights of the experimental groups are statistically similar with the control. Histological results proved that no histopathological lesions were observed in the experimental groups when compared with the control. The present study proved that consumption of carotenoid at low and high doses may not put the kidney at risks of adverse histopathological condition.
Implementing Blockchain Projects in Banks

Many studies and surveys have shown that the financial industry is the sector dealing with blockchain technology the most intensively (Beck & Müller-Bloch, 2017; Nofer, Gomber, Hinz, & Schiereck, 2017; PricewaterhouseCoopers, 2018; Prinz & Schulte, 2017). There are various fields of application for blockchain in the financial industry, where it could not only replace but also complement traditional processes and increase their efficiency. The range of potential applications is growing rapidly (Peters & Panayi, 2015). Most commonly, the application of blockchain in the area of capital markets, trade finance, identity management and payments is discussed.
Function of Supervision of District Council on the Implementation of Estimated Income and Regional Financing (APBD) In Takalar Regency

The type of this research is descriptive with qualitative analysis, aims to describe and explain (1) implementation of DPRD oversight function on APBD implementation (2) executor attitude in performing supervisory function, (3) determinant factor affecting the implementation of DPRD oversight function, through regent , DPRD, Regional Secretary, SKPD officials, executive and legislative budget team of Takalar District Parliament with in-depth interviews, field observation and documentary review. The results of the study concluded: (1) Implementation of DPRD oversight function through indicators: (a) the planning has been carried out in accordance with the existing technical guidelines, although in the preparation and determination of APBD tends to end the year, (b) actuating supervision has been conducted through hearings and visits (b) controlling oversight has been carried out in accordance with the Main tasks and functions of the members of the council, (2) the attitude of the supervisors by members of the DPRD, the indicators: (a) the integrity possessed in the medium category, (b) (c) the responsibilities are positive, (d) the existence of transparent behavior in expressing the results of the study and field visits, and (3) the determinant factors in the supervision of the board members, the indicators: (a) the motivation of work members of the board vary, (b) the level of competence of board members and SKPD officials are included in the category is still low, and (c) budget management training APBD members of the board and officials in SKPD, still need to be improved. Keyword: Determinant factor, DPRD manners, Monitoring Function -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Date of Submission: 26-01-2018 Date of acceptance: 15-02-2018 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Exploring Indigenous and Western therapeutic integration: Perspectives and experiences of Indigenous Elders

The purpose of this study was to document the perspectives and experiences of five Indigenous Elders on the potential for Indigenous and Western healing paradigms and practices to be integrated in mental health service delivery for Indigenous peoples. Semi-structured qualitative interviews were held with each participant, and a narrative analysis was used to generate research themes and findings. Results indicated that all five Elders perceived a potential for Indigenous and Western approaches and practitioners to work collaboratively together in the future, and Elders reported varying levels of experience with integrated healthcare delivery. However, all five Elders identified numerous issues requiring attention and steps to be taken prior to integrated practice taking place. These included the need to reclaim Indigenous knowledge, an acceptance and respect for Indigenous knowledge and practices by the Western healthcare system, and the need for increased and formalized education related to Indigenous knowledge and healing approaches.
Evaluating the Effect of Music Intervention on Hypertension

The relevance of music in medical applications has been a subject of research for a long time. In the present study we evaluate the response of music interventions (Indian classical music) on elderly hypertensive participants. A randomized controlled assessment was done on 200 hypertensive participants, living in old age homes, and they were randomly segregated into two groups, viz. control and experimental. The means of the dependent variables (heart rate, respiratory rate (RR) and mean arterial pressure (MAP)) were compared using independent t-test between control and experimental groups. There was significant reduction in heart rate (P < 0.0001), MAP (P < 0.0001) and RR (P < 0.0001) for the experimental group, whereas there was no change in heart rate (P = 0.113) and MAP (P = 0.364) for preand post-conditions (after one month) of the control group. However, significant reduction in mean RR (P < 0.005) was noted for control as well as for experimental group (P < 0.0001). The heart rate and MAP of the control group did not vary greatly under the influence of drugs. On the other hand, the difference in heart rate and MAP declined after music interventions for a period of one month. It is concluded that the experimental group preferred high valence and low arousal music which resulted in the reduction of heart rate and MAP.
Does Sleep Irregularity Affect Productivity? Evidence from Random Assignment into College Classes∗

Studies have documented correlations between productivity and sleep regularity the variation in sleep hours one gets across days. We identify the causal impact of sleep regularity on productivity by leveraging data from a Vietnamese university where freshmen were randomly assigned into highly-varying course schedules. Some schedules had consistent start times across the week, while others had extreme shifts in daily start times. We find a robust relationship between schedules and self-reported sleep. However, we precisely estimate no discernible differences in achievement across students with differing start time variability. Like prior studies, we find gains to delayed school start times.
An Overview of Nasal polyps and its pathogenesis, commodities and treatment

The seditionary noncancerous extensions of nasal and paranasal mucosa are called nasal polyps affecting up to 4% of population. They arise from the long-term inflammation of the mucosa of the nasal cavity leading to changes of olfactory, rhinorhea, nasal blockage. If nasal polyps presents with at least two or more of the following symptoms persistently occur for 12 weeks or more, nasal discharge occurring anteriorly or runny nose, post nasal dripping, blockage of nasal cavity. Blockage of nose is the chief complain of patients with nasal polyps that is consistent with variety in severity depending on the size of the polyps, With the help of anterior Rhinoscopy or endoscopy polyps, hyperemia of the mucosa of nasal cavity, narrowing of the nasal pathway could be noticed. Risk Factors of nasal polyps include Asthma, cystic fibrosis, AERD, allergic fungal sinusitis. Treatment options includes with topical intranasal steroids. Glucocorticosteroids are the best to treat nasal polyps. In case of patients with AERD daily high dosage of acetylsalicylic acid have showed reduced the polyps recurrence and sinal infections, use of oral and topical corticosteroids have been reduced and also microsmia got improved. The aim of the contemporary study was to review the available literature regarding the etiologic factors, causative agents, diagnosis and treatment options of nasal polyps.