Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Propofol-induced Bronchodilation In Patients With Status Asthmaticus

Asthma is an inflammatory disease of the airways which results in bronchospasm and respiratory failure. Despite administration of inhaled beta-adrenergic agonists and anti-cholinergics and systemic glucocorticoids, many patients remain bronchospastic and require ventilatory support. These patients usually require sedation to decrease agitation and allow for safer ventilation. A short acting sedative with intrinsic bronchodilating actions would be ideal for these patients. We present case histories on two patients with status asthmaticus and respiratory failure managed with propofol sedation. Clinical examination and airway resistance measurements indicated that propofol produced bronchodilation in these patients. These and other data suggest that propofol is an excellent sedative for use in patients with bronchospastic disease.
Enhancement of Payload Capacity for Image Steganography based on LSB

: In this result paper we will show the implementation result of our proposed method. Steganography is an art and science of Hide the data in a cover image using some techniques that it remains undetected by the unauthorized access. We hide the data in a manner that the stego image looks like a single entry by any third person. No one has doubt that the image is the stego image. We use some different methods that keep data to be secret. It is a powerful tool for security with which we can keep the data secret behind an object. An object may be Text, Audio, Video, and Image. The factor that affects the steganography methods are PSNR, MSE, Payload Capacity and BER. Security of data will be shown by the Histogram of picture.
Dépistage du carcinome hépatocellulaire sur cirrhose

Le pronostic global des malades atteints de CHC symptomatique reste très mauvais, la médiane de survie étant de l’ordre de 6 mois [1]. Les traitements à visée curative (transplantation, résection, alcoolisation percutanée) ne sont pas réalisables dans 90 % des cas en raison de l’extension tumorale ou de contreindications liées à l’état hépatique ou général des malades [2] ; en effet de nombreux malades ont une tumeur volumineuse ou diffuse et/ou une extension vasculaire, notamment portale, au moment du diagnostic [1]. Il existe cependant un sous-groupe de malades, représenté surtout par ceux ayant une « petite » tumeur isolée (diamètre < 3 cm, sans extension vasculaire ni métastase) et une bonne fonction hépatique (classe A de Child-Pugh), dont la probabilité de survie est supérieure à 80 % à 1 an et de l’ordre de 50 % à 3 ans [3]. Ces malades, dont l’état général est souvent excellent, sont candidats à un traitement à visée curative du CHC, en particulier l’alcoolisation percutanée. Actuellement, la proportion de ces malades est inférieure à 10 % au moment du diagnostic, tout au moins en Occident. Afin d’augmenter cette proportion, une stratégie de dépistage du CHC chez les malades atteints de cirrhose a été proposée dans de nombreux pays [4].
Sensitivity of Plasma Pre-Heparin Lipases and Cholesterol to Surgical Stress in Humans

While lipolytic activities (lipoprotein lipase, LPL, and hepatic lipase, HL) in post-heparin plasma have been widely studied, the plasma pre-heparin activities of these enzymes have attracted less interest, possibly due to the difficulty in determining their levels. We studied the effects of surgical stress on the activities of preheparin lipases (LPL and HL) and the levels of different lipids in plasma. Patients were studied three days prior to (basal conditions) and immediately before the onset of gastrointestinal surgery (stressed). LPL and HL activities, triacylglycerides (TAG), total cholesterol (TC), LDL cholesterol (cLDL), HDL cholesterol (cHDL), cortisol, insulin, and glucose were measured in plasma. Both glucose and cortisol levels in plasma increased, characteristic of a stress situation before the onset of surgery. Plasma pre-heparin LPL and HL activities increased, and TC, cLDL, and cHDL decreased, although total TAG did not change.
Texture Modeling using MRF and Parameters Estimation

Texture is one of the important characteristics, which exist in many natural images. It also plays an important role in human visual perception and provides information for recognition and interpretation. To enhance realism in graphical system, the study of textures is necessary. We have considered a texture to be a stochastic, possible to be periodic, two-dimensional image field. We have used Markov Random Fields as texture models. We considered binomial model, where the field parameters control the strength and direction of the clustering in the image. With experimentation it is found that directionality, coarseness, gray level distribution, and sharpness can all be controlled by choice of the parameters. Generated textures are then estimated using one of the approximated Maximum likelihood estimation called as Coding method. The estimated parameters were used as input to the generation procedure to see is statistical approach sufficient when structural information is not known. We have considered a texture to be a stochastic, possible periodic, two-dimensional image field. We have used Markov Random Fields as texture models. We considered binomial model, where each point in the texture has a binomial distribution with parameter controlled by its neighbors’ and the number of gray levels. The parameters of the Markov random field control the strength and direction of the clustering in the image. The power of the binomial model to produce blurry, sharp, line-like, and blob-like textures is demonstrated. Generated textures are then estimated using one of the approximated Maximum likelihood estimation called as Coding method.
NEXT GENERATION E-RECEPTIONIST HUMAN DETECTION METHOD BY USING KINECT

: Traditional human detection is most of the time completed in snap shot taken through seen-light cameras. These methods imitate the detection method that human use. They use points established on gradients, such as histograms of oriented gradients (HOG), or extract interest features in the photograph, corresponding to scale-invariant feature become (SIFT), and so on. On this paper, we gift a novel human detection procedure utilising depth know-how taken by using the Kinect for Xbox 360. We endorse a model headquartered technique, which detects humans utilising a 2-D head contour model and a three-D head floor model. We recommend a segmentation scheme to segment the human from his/her environment and extract the entire contours of the determine headquartered on our detection point. We also explore the tracking algorithm headquartered on our detection outcome. The methods are confirmed on our database taken via the Kinect in our lab and gift advanced results.
Comparison the Performance of Some Soil Fungi on Ethalfluralin Biodegradation with Chemical Oxygen Demand and Turbidity

The aim of this study is investigate the efficiency of some soil fungi on ethalfluralin biodegradation with chemical oxygen demand (COD) and reveal the population dynamics of these fungi during biodegradation under agitated culture conditions with turbidity. As a result the highest and lowest COD removal efficiency of was determined by Cordyceps cicadaeas as 91% and Metacordyceps owariensis as 67%, respectively at the end of the 120th hour. According to the results COD removal efficiency showed some differences depend on the fungal species. It was also observed that Cordyceps cicadaeas had the highest removal efficiency on COD and it was a suitable fungus species for bioremediation contaminated waters by ethalfluralin.
PT4_OA_Sumit_2_5_13 RevC

Background: Aspiration of enlarged lymph node is commonly done. Although open biopsy with histopathological examination of tissue still remains the gold standard yet F.N. A.C. is an integral part of initial diagnosis. Objective: To highlight the role of F.N. A.C. in the diagnosis of etiological profile of lymphadenopathy and to find out the accuracy of F.N. A.C. in comparison to histopathological diagnosis. Methods: The prospective study was done for two years. The results of lymph node F.N. A.C. were compared and evaluated taking histopathology as gold standard. Results: Cervical lymph node were most commonly involved. Most common cause of lymphadenopathy in children was reactive hyperplasia and tuberculosis in adults.Conclusion: The sensitivity and diagnostic accuracy of F.N. A.C. results were high when compared with histopathological findings.
The polysensory region in the anterior bank of the caudal superior temporal sulcus of the macaque monkey

Using anesthetized and immobilized monkeys (Macaca fuscata), the sensory properties of cells to visual, auditory, and somesthetic stimuli were investigated in the anterior bank of the caudal superior temporal sulcus (STS). By cell properties, the polysensory region was determined in the outer part of the anterior bank of the caudal STS. This polysensory region was characterized by mixing of unimodal cells for each modality and multimodal cells which responded to two or three sensory stimuli. The nature of sensory information processed in the polysensory region were no selectivity for stimulus parameter nor quality, and large space or body surface information
Spatial Variability of Soil Microbial Respiration in Eastern Hyranian Forests

Soil spatial variability has explained as soil quality. Spatial variability could be interpreted by variography analysing. In eastern Hyrcanian forest, we examined soil microbial respiration variability in two different bed rocks and forest types to understand what controls spatial variability. For this purpose, 398 sample points specified by random transect method were selected and soil microbial respiration determined by closed bottle test. Samples were classified in two different bed rocks and forest types, and then variogram model fit to each other. Spatial structure was defined by nugget to sill ratio and cross validation done by MBE, RMSE and MSDR indices. Results do not show significant difference between bed rocks or forest types. So we test different hypothesis. Spatial structure and cross validation in virgin forest compared with managed forest. 81% of structural variance of SMR defined in virgin forest that have more spatial dependence than managed. We conclude virginity is cause of controlling soil microbial respiration variability.
A Review on Countering SQL Injection Attack using Pattern Matching

: Various item structures join an electronic segment that makes them accessible to people when all is said in done by strategy for the web and can open them to a gathering of online assaults. One of these ambushes is SQL blend which can give aggressors unapproved access to the databases. This paper shows an approach for securing web applications against SQL implantation. Configuration matching is a structure that can be used to see or see any oddity pass on a successive action. This paper likewise demonstrat es a certification and shirking methodology for ensuring SQL Injection Attack (SQLIA) using Aho-Corasick pattern matching figuring moreover, it concentrates on various fragments that can perceive a couple SQL Injection ambushes.
EXTRACORPORAL IMMUNOPHARMACOTHERAPY IN COMPLEX TREATMENT OF CERVICAL CANCER AND OVAR CANCER

Topicality of the theme. Increased attention to the problem of increasing cancer incidence is one of the characteristic features of the modern health care system of all developed countries. This is due, above all, a steady trend of increasing malignant neoplasms among the population, which has reached rather high rates and will increase in the foreseeable future. Oncological diseases are initially detected every year in 12 million people worldwide, while the number of cancer cases in the world over the past ten years has increased by twenty percent. This is the second cause of death after cardiovascular diseases in developed countries, and the common cause of 10% of all deaths in the world, which is about 6 million deaths per year.
Hidden Markov Model based Speech Synthesis: A Review

production of human system. This paper reviews recent research advances in field of speech synthesis with related to statistical parametric approach to speech synthesis based on HMM. In this approach, Hidden Markov Model based Text to speech synthesis (HTS) is reviewed in brief. The HTS is based on the generation of an optimal parameter sequence from subword HMMs. The quality of HTS framework relies on the accurate description of the phoneset. The most attractive part of HTS system is the prosodic characteristics of the voice can be modified by simply varying the HMM parameters, thus reducing the large storage requirement.
SCREENING, ISOLATION, IDENTIFICATION, CHARACTERISATION AND APPLICATIONS OF SILVER NANOPARTICLES SYNTHESIZED FROM MARINE ACTINOMYCETES (STREPTOMYCES GRIESEORUBENS)

Crystalline Silver Nano particles have been found to have diagnostic and therapeutic applications in medical field. In this study, the silver nanoparticles were synthesized biologically using silver as reducing agent. The extract was used from marine Actinomycetes for the study of screening, identification, characterization, antimicrobial, free radical scavenging and anti-cancer activities. Screening was done for antimicrobial activity. With 16SrRNA sequencing, the organism was identified as Streptomyces grieseorubens. The formation of silver nanoparticles were indicated by the colour change from colourless to reddish brown, characterized by SEM, TEM revealing the size of nanoparticle to be 50nm having hexagon shape. XRD and FTIR showing the crystalline nature and the functional groups (OH, C-C, NH) present in the nanoparticle. The antimicrobial study was made against B.subtilis, E.coli, S.aureus, and Proteus vulgaris. S.aureus, showed the maximum zone of inhibition around 15mm. These nanoparticles were found to have a significant free radical scavenging activity and a potent cytotoxic activity against MCF7 cell line invitro.
Anonymity Using Trusted Center with Cascade Digital Signatures

— This paper presents a variant scheme for hiding the user's identity with a structured construction. This scheme depends on group signature. The group consists of different subgroups and the members of each subgroup have their own private and public keys which can then have contact with private and public keys of the manager of the group. The scheme provides identity hiding based on the cascade encryption that ensures more security. All public keys of the members are maintained in a secure repository in the group. The result of this work was encouraging as it provides a strong identity hiding by analyzing different requirements of strong group signatures.
Care of Depressive Patients in General Practice: How, Why and with How much Success? A Systematic Review

BACKGROUND: In General practice treatment of depression often is very heterogeneous and not according to guidelines. The following questions should be answered: 1. How is depression treated in general practice? 2. Which factors influence the chosen therapy and its acceptance? 3. What are the therapeutic outcomes? METHODS: A literature search was performed from 1999 to 2008 for English and German publications concerning depression, therapy and its outcomes. Out of the 1 798 publications retrieved, 250 were related to our questions and 40 were clinical trials out of which 21 directly affected our issue. Also included was one metaanalysis. RESULTS: In general practice depression is treated predominantly with drugs; only about a fifth of patients are cared for by psychiatrists or psychologists. In many cases therapy is not in line with guidelines. Up to 50% of patients do not get any treatment because GPs miss the diagnosis or choose watchful waiting. This approach is influenced by expectations of patients who do not approve antidepressants because they fear side effects or dependency and do not believe in their positive effects. On the other hand patients, who by standardized criteria do not show any signs of depression, are treated with psychotropic drugs. CONCLUSIONS: Despite many national guidelines with almost identical recommendations, therapy of depression in not sufficient according to psychiatric standards. Background for this could be a sceptical approach of patient and GP concerning the use of antidepressives.
Design and Performance Analysis of PID Controller for Position Control of Hydraulic Systems actuated by Servo Motor Drives

The efficiency of hydraulic position control in industrial applications is essential factor which affect productivity of earth-moving equipment, pressing machine and most hydraulic devices with accurate positioning systems. However the conventional controlled hydraulic systems have problem of low energy efficiency, hence, a new technique was developed to enhance a position control of a hydraulic cylinder using servo motor drive. A servo motor drive is used to control the pump speed through a PID controller where the cylinder position feedback is used as the control reference. A hydraulic setup is simulated where a two staged cylinder is used as an actuator and load source. The proposed system is used to as an alternative to variable displacement pumps with proportional valve to control the cylinder position. The result shows a good positioning accuracy with high gain of energy efficiency.
MULTIPLEX-TOUCHDOWN PCR FOR RAPID SIMULTANEOUS DETECTION OF Rhizoctonia cerealis AND Rhizoctonia solani

75 Considerable changes came in the pathogenic complex of grain-crops in Ukraine and outside the country during the last decades [1–3]. Intensive technologies mastering resulted in distorting the ecological balance in agrocoenoses, entailed the origin of hearths and growth of distribution of those disease of wheat, that did not have the special value before. The occurrence of these plant diseases is a result of reducing of soil suppression due to the depletion of microbiota [4, 5]. These diseases include collar rot, Fusarium head blight, winter wheat leaf blotch and root rot. Root rot is a group of cereals diseases that affect roots, root portion of the stem, an underground intestine and planting site. Pathogens with necrotrophic phase in life cycle such as soil-borne necrotrophic basidiomycetes including Rhizoctonia are responsible for these plant diseases [6, 7]. The sharp eyespot caused by necrotrophic fungus Rhizoctonia cerealis van der Hoeven (teleomorph: Ceratobasidium cereale D. Murray & L.L. Burpee) is a stem-base wheat disease that is widely distributed in wheat-growing regions worldwide. In Ukraine, sharp eyespot is spread in the steppe and in the south regions of forest-steppe zone [8]. This disease is able to strike more than 230 types of yearling and perennial plants from 66 families, among those the most valuable agricultural crops such as a potato, wheat, barley, rice and other [9]. Sharp eyespot is associated with yield losses due to interference with nutrient and water uptake caused by stem weakening [10, 11]. In the field, rhizoctonia diseases of wheat are frequently caused by at least two soil-borne pathogens fungi, including R. cerealis and R. solani [12]. Rhizoctonia solani Kühn (teleomorph Thanatephorus cucumeris UDC 579.6:632.4:633.1 https://doi.org/10.15407/biotech12.03. 075
Performance Analysis of Different Topologies of 1-Bit Full Adder in UDSM Technology

— Adders are key components in digital design, performing not only addition operations, but also many other functions such as subtraction, multiplication and division. Adders of various bit widths are frequently required in Very Large-Scale Integrated circuits (VLSI) from processors to Application Specific Integrated Circuits (ASICs). In this work, we have compared the performance of recently proposed topologies of 1-bit full adders in 150nm technology. We have compared ten different full adder topologies like Standard CMOS, CPL, Leap, LP, Mirror, TGdrivecap, 16Transistor, Conventional, Transmission Gate and 14Transistor full adder. The investigation has been carried out with EDA Tanner SPICE simulation tool. Performance has been also compared for variation of different supply voltage. The analysis has been done on the basis of propagation delay, power consumption and power delay product. The design guidelines have been derived to select the most suitable topology for the design features required.
The impact of spraying silamol on the resistance of some agronomicalparameters of Lolium Perenne L. to salinity

In most parts of Iran, the salinity of water and soil is regarded as one of the effective factors in reducing the growth of plants. Silicon is one of the beneficial elements in increasing the resistance of plants against environmental tensions like salinity. In order to assess the effect of Silicon (Si) and salinity on some parameters of this lown, an experiment was conducted in the spring season of 1391(2012) in factorial which was based on a fully randomized plan with six salinity levels (0, 2, 4, 6, 8, 10 DS/m) and three Silicon levels (0, 0.3, 0.6 Ml/L Silamol) with three replications. The growth indexes (length of stem; the length of tiller; number of leafs in stem; number of leafs in tiller; and the number of tillers in the bush were analyzed. The results showed that salinity has a significant reducer effect on all of the measured indexes. The consumption of Silamol was solely meaningful in all of the evaluated factors except for the length of stem, and the number of leaves in the stem.
Outcomes of Staphylococcus aureus Bacteremia in Patients with Chronic Kidney Disease versus without Chronic Kidney Disease

Objectives: S. aureus bacteremia (SAB) is a leading cause of infection in patients with chronic kidney disease (CKD). Clinical outcomes associated with SAB in patients with CKD and with non-CKD were compared. Materials and methods: Laboratory and clinical data from patients who were hospitalized with SAB in a tertiary care hospital were reviewed. Linear regression was used to identify independent predictors of 7-day, 30-day, and 90day mortality. Results and discussion: A total of 79 patients with CKD and 92 patients without CKD were enrolled from Mar 2014 to Dec 2016. Seven-day and 90-day mortality were increased in patients with CKD compared to patients with non-CKD (7-day mortality, 19% vs. 8.7%, p=0.011; 30-day mortality, 30.4% vs. 23.9%, p=0.058; 90-day mortality, 38.0% vs. 26.1%, p=0.002). Difference of Pitt bacteremia score and persistent bacteremia longer than 7 days among both groups was not statistically significant. High SOFA (sequential organ failure assessment) score and proportion of administration of inappropriate antibiotics was associated with CKD. Conclusion: SAB bacteremia in CKD was combined with high SOFA score. Administration of inappropriate antibiotics might cause high mortality in patients with CKD.