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INCLUSION AS A CORE PRINCIPLE IN THE EARLY INTERVENTION SYSTEM

In the context of the Developmental Systems Model of early intervention, the principle of inclusion represents all efforts to maximize the participation of children and families in typical home and community activities (Guralnick, 2001a). Although inclusion is often thought of in the context of encouraging interactions between children with and without disabilities, it is conceptualized in the broadest possible manner as a core principle in the Developmental Systems Model. The ideological and philosophical rationales for a principle that encourages full participation of all children in community life are important in their own right, but failure to translate this principle into practice within the early intervention system will likely have numerous adverse consequences on children's development, including limiting the full range of stimulation that children can experience, restricting social and educational learning opportunities, and perhaps creating low expectations for achievement (Guralnick, 2001b). More specifically, inclusion emphasizes full involvement of the child in family routines and in social activities with relatives and friends, as well as taking advantage of the entire array of educational and recreational opportunities that communities have to offer (see Bruder, 2001; Dunst, 2001). Of importance, this principle has legal status with respect to the delivery of early intervention services. The Education for All Handicapped Children Act of 1975 (PL 99-142; now known as the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act [IDEA]), along with subsequent amendments, reauthorizations, and related legislation (PL 101-476, PL 102-119, and PL 10517), sought to ensure that children with disabilities remained in as normal settings as possible while services and supports were being provided. For infants and toddlers, participation in natural environments was mandated (i.e., interventions should occur in places where one would usually find typically developing children; Walsh, Rous, & Lutzer, 2000).
A Comprehensive privacy policy for User Uploaded images on content sharing Networks

With the increasing volume of the user picture sharing through social sites, know a days keeping security has turned into a network issue, as shown by a current rush of advertised occurrences where clients unintentionally shared individual data. In light of these occurrences, the need of devices to enable user to control access to their mutual substance is clear. Toward tending to this need, we propose an Adaptive Privacy Policy Prediction (A3P) framework to enable user to create security settings for their pictures. We analyze the part of social setting, image substance, and metadata as conceivable pointers of user protection inclinations. We propose a twolevel system which as indicated by the user accessible history on the site, decides the best accessible protection approach for the client's pictures being transferred. Our answer depends on a picture arrangement structure for picture classes which might be related with comparable approaches, what's more, on a strategy forecast calculation to consequently produce an approach for each recently transferred picture, additionally as per user social highlights. After some time, the created arrangements will take after the development of user protection mentality. We give the consequences of our broad assessment more than 5,000 approaches, which show the adequacy of our framework, with forecast exactnesses more than 90 percent.
Timing synchronization for downlink (dl) transmissions in coordinated multipoint (comp) systems

PROBLEM TO BE SOLVED: To provide a method for adjusting a receiver timing of a wireless device in a Coordinated Multipoint (CoMP) system.SOLUTION: The wireless device receives a plurality of node specific reference signals (RSs) from a plurality of cooperating nodes in a coordination set of the CoMP system. The coordination set includes at least two cooperating nodes. The wireless device estimates a composite received RS timing from a plurality of received RS timings generated from the plurality of node specific RSs. The received RS timings represent timings from the at least two cooperating nodes. The wireless device adjusts the receiver timing on the basis of the composite received RS timing. A node specific RS includes a channel-state information reference signal (CSI-RS). SELECTED DRAWING: Figure 8
Clinical Study Long-Term Outcome of Liver Transplantation in HIV-1-Positive Patients : 15-Year Follow-Up

1 Division of Transplantation Surgery F82, Karolinska University Hospital, Huddinge, 14186 Stockholm, Sweden 2Division of Infectious Disease, Karolinska University Hospital, Huddinge, 14186 Stockholm, Sweden 3Department of Gastroenterology and Hepatology, Karolinska University Hospital, Huddinge, 14186 Stockholm, Sweden 4Department of Clinical Pathology/Cytology and CLINTEC, Karolinska University Hospital, Huddinge and Karolinska Institutet, 14186 Stockholm, Sweden
Nueva metodología para el diagnóstico de la confiabilidad de un circuito individual de distribución

A reliable electric power supply is of ever increasing importance in the Colombian electricity market. As such, the Energy and Gas Regulation Commission, (CREG for its acronym in Spanish), has contracted technical studies to be undertaken in order to assess reliability for Colombian electric utilities. This paper focuses on a new methodology to diagnose the reliability of a single distribution circuit that is to be used in Colombian electric utilities. The proposed methodology includes calculating known reliability indexes (SAIFI, SAIDI, CAIDI, etc.) as well as new reliability indexes in order to determine the incidence of causes of failure. This paper explains some of the required files ́ characteristics (input and output files) in order to execute two applications associated with the previously mentioned methodology. These two applications were developed using Microsoft Excel for the Strategic Energy Business Unit at EMCALI EICE ESP, located on Santiago de Cali, Valle del Cauca, Colombia, South America. This article describes some features of these applications. The first case study presented, about the first application, is calculated based on this methodology, and results obtained are compared with those obtained using ETAP software. Finally, the second case study, regarding the second application, is calculated based on this methodology and results obtained are shown in this document.
Dense Tracking and Mapping with a

In this paper, we present an approach for acquiring textured 3D models of room-sized indoor spaces using a quadrocopter. Such room models are for example useful for architects and interior designers as well as for factory planners and construction managers. The model is internally represented by a signed distance function (SDF) and the SDF is used to directly track the camera with respect to the model. Our solution enables accurate position control of the quadrocopter, so that it can automatically follow a pre-defined flight pattern. Our system provides live feedback of the acquired 3D model to the user. The final model consisting of a textured 3D triangle mesh can be saved in several standard CAD file formats.
olecular and morphological evidence for a sister group relationship of he classes Armophorea and Litostomatea ( Ciliophora , ntramacronucleata , Lamellicorticata infraphyl . nov . ) , with an account on asal litostomateans

Based solely on the localization of the cytostome, Cavalier-Smith (2004) divided the ciliate subphylum Intramacronucleta into three infraphyla: the Spirotrichia, including Armophorea and Spirotrichea; the Rhabdophora, containing exclusively itostomatea; and the Ventrata, comprising the remaining six intramacronucleate classes. This scheme is supported largely by 8S rRNA phylogenetic analyses presented here, except for the placement of the Armophorea. We argue that this group does ot belong to the Spirotrichia but forms a lineage together with the Litostomatea because the molecular sister relationship of the rmophorea and Litostomatea is supported by two morphological and morphogenetic synapomorphies: (i) plate-like arranged ostciliary microtubule ribbons, forming a layer right of and between the ciliary rows and (ii) a telokinetal stomatogenesis. hus, we unite them into a new infraphylum, Lamellicorticata, which replaces Cavalier-Smith’s Rhabdophora. Further, our hylogenetic analyses consistently classify the most complex haptorian genus Dileptus basal to all other litostomateans, though orphological investigations suggest dileptids to be highly derived and possibly originating from a spathidiid ancestor. These iscrepancies between molecular and morphological classifications have not as yet been investigated in detail. Thus, we proose an evolutionary scenario, explaining both the sister relationship of the Armophorea and Litostomatea, as well as the basal osition of the morphologically complex dileptids. 2010 Elsevier GmbH. All rights reserved.
SCHOLASTIC EXECUTION OF STUDENTS : A GENDER BASED COMPARATIVE STUDY

Given research work focused on the “gender based comparison on paternal engrossment and private coaching regarding scholastic execution of students at primary level”. A sample of 80 students of 5 class from ten different primary schools was taken. To analyze the results t-test was used. The data was analyzed by using the statistical tools to find out the answers of research questions and to reach the conclusion more carefully. In this comparison it was conducted that parental engrossment turn out significant effect on student scholastic executions as compared to private coaching. On the bases of results researcher has analyzed that when parents involve in the studies of their children then their educational attainments is high as compared to private coaching.
GENETIC DIVERGENCE OF CYPRINUS CARPIO ( L . ) IN NORTH EAST INDIA INFERRED FROM CYTOCHROME B GENE OF MTDNA

Cyprinus carpio, an exotic fish was brought to India for aquaculture, but deliberately or accidentally, they have entered into the various natural water ecosystems. The present study has examined the genetic divergence of this fish in North East India by partial sequencing of mitochondrial DNA. DNA Extraction from tissue samples was done by QIAGEN kit procedure. Sequencing of 425bp Cytochrome b gene has revealed 6 haplotypes with 12 variable sites. The Neighbor-joining tree showed that two haplotypes clustered separately from the rest . Another haplotype has also clustered separately in the phylogenetic tree. Out of 6 haplotypes, one haplotype was seen as the common haplotype available almost all over the region. Two others divergent haplotypes were also recorded. To reconstruct the phylogenetic tree, Genbank sequences of Cyprinus carpio were used. The study reveals that the common carp population in North East India is genetically diverged.
THEORY AND RESEARCH in Social Education

Student teachers' perspectives toward social studies education are analyzed in this paper. Sixteen elementary-level student teachers were selected at two university teacher education programs . One year's observations and interviews with the student teachers and their colleagues provided the data. The 16participants held one or more of six perspectives. They viewed social studies as a nonsubject, as human relations, as citizenship indoctrination, as school knowledge, as the integrative core of the elementary curriculum, and as education for social action . A case study of a representative student illustrated the complexity of how perspectives develop . These findings suggested that official conceptions of social studies have little to do with student teachers' beliefs and actions in the classroom and that methods courses should address this discrepancy . Throughout the 20th century, educators have sought to create an overarching statement of the definition and purposes of social studies education . Such statements, abstracted from classroom practice, comprise the conceptions of social studies held by scholars. Despite differences among educators in their views of what social studies is or ought to be, several conceptions persist . The most dominant is social studies as citizenship education . The 1916 report of the Committee on Social Studies of the Commission on Secondary Education of the National Education Association described social studies as the subject that develops in young people the skills and attitudes necessary to good citizenship (Clements, Fielder, & Tabachnick, 1966, p. 6) . Citizenship meant active participation in community and national decision making . This conception of social studies has remained important . In the 1981 statement on the Essentials of the Social Studies, the National Council for the Social Studies affirmed :
Selected Chemical Constituents and Their Seasonal Variations in Flabellia petiolata ( Turra ) Nizam . and Halimeda tuna ( Ellis & Sol . )

Seasonal changes in selected chemical, ecological and morphological characteristics of Flabellia petiolata (Turra) Nizam. and Halimeda tuna (Ellis & Sol.) J.V. Lamour. , which are commonly found in the Gulf of Antalya, were studied. Crude protein content of F. petiolata was found to be higher than that of H. tuna, whereas the crude fat contents of the two species were similar. On the other hand, compared to F. petiolata, H. tuna was rich in inorganic material. Both species were observed to be dense on a seasonal basis in the sampling area and they reached their maximum length during summer.
Molecular Engin Signaling

Transforming growth factor beta (TGF-β) is an important growth factor that plays essential roles in regulating tissue development and homeostasis. Dysfunction of TGF-β signaling is a hallmark of many human diseases. Therefore, targeting TGF-β signaling presents broad therapeutic potential. Since the discovery of the TGF-β ligand, a collection of engineered signaling proteins have been developed to probe and manipulate TGF-β signaling responses. In this review, we highlight recent progress in the engineering of TGF-β signaling for different applications and discuss how molecular engineering approaches can advance our understanding of this important pathway. In addition, we provide a future outlook on the opportunities and challenges in the engineering of the TGF-β signaling pathway from a quantitative perspective. © 2019 Elsevier Ltd. All rights reserved.
Roads and wildlife: the need for evidence-based decisions; New Zealand bats as a case study

Roads and associated land transport activities can affect a wide range of indigenous terrestrial vertebrate species. National legislation, particularly the Resource Management Act 1991, requires that developers ‘avoid, remedy or mitigate’ the adverse environmental effects of their activities. How these effects are identified and managed in New Zealand varies because regulators and land transport contractors deal with these issues on a case-by-case basis. In recent years, the effects of new road projects on long-tailed bats (Chalinolobus tuberculatus) have been receiving attention. In this review, we summarise evidence on likely road infrastructure impacts on bat populations and the efficacy of mitigation approaches, used both internationally and in New Zealand. Our findings indicate that most mitigation methods have little, if any, scientific evidence of their effectiveness. We recommend that such evidence is essential to guide investment in mitigating road effects on bats in New Zealand. Given that such evidence is rare, future investment should be guided by an adaptive management framework that is justified by strong, inferential, evidence-based logic, and accompanied by robust, appropriately designed monitoring planned, in advance, to allow an objective assessment of a method’s effectiveness in mitigating an impact. Because such monitoring may be beyond what a single development project can realistically achieve, we suggest the development of a collaborative funding model for supporting the testing and development of mitigation methods. This work is likely to have a significant influence on the future planning and design of road infrastructure projects to minimise the impacts on bats and, more generally, on any native wildlife populations under threat from infrastructure development.
A method for multidomain entity recommenders

Recommender systems (RS) are changing the way we buy and discover new products on the web. Many big companies (such as Amazon or Netflix) are now developing RS as part of the services they provide to their users to improve online experience. Despite the presence of many techniques in literature, these systems suffer from some problems, including the cold start problem. The proposed work aims to solve these problems, making an advancement in the state of the art through the implementation of SeREnA an innovative unsupervised RS based on semantics and self-similarity.
Human MRSA Isolates with Novel Genetic Homolog , Germany To the

30%–50% of immunosuppressed patients with coccidioidomycosis (3). Disseminated coccidioidomycosis typically involves the skin, meninges, or bone (3); however, intraocular involvement has also been described (1). A review of the literature shows 25 reported cases of intraocular coccidioidomycosis. When present, intraocular involvement is associated with serious consequences, frequently leading to eye enucleation; 1 case series described eventual enucleation in 50% of reported patients who did not die from disseminated coccidioidal infection (2). For the patient in our report, in the setting of reported trauma and negative metastatic work-up results, it is unclear whether ocular disease resulted independently as an exogenous infection or from endogenous lymphatic and/ or hematogenous spread from the patient’s lung. Diagnosis of coccidioidal endophthalmitis can be diffi cult, often relying on serum or nonocular tissue evaluation (4). Intraocular coccidioidal involvement usually occurs with widespread infection (5). Thus, even with apparent isolated ocular fi ndings, evaluation for disseminated disease is warranted, including a careful history and physical examination, CT chest scan, bone scan, intracranial imaging, and lumbar puncture. Evaluation for immunosuppression, including HIV status, is warranted. The optimal systemic antifungal therapy for intraocular coccidioidal infection is unclear, although fl uconazole is the drug of choice for extrapulmonary coccidioidomycosis, including meningitis (3). Fluconazole has good ocular penetration; however, voriconazole also achieves excellent intraocular levels (6) at lower 90% minimum inhibitory concentration levels (7). Furthermore, Gabrielian and Hariprasad (8) described an immunocompetent patient with treated and stable nonocular disseminated coccidioidomycosis who showed development of new vitritis and choroiditis 8 weeks into high-dose fl uconazole therapy; his intraocular disease resolved within 2–4 weeks of transition to voriconazole. The patient in our report received systemic voriconazole for 4 weeks plus repeated intravitreal voriconazole injections on follow-up. It is possible that this initial therapy had an effect on his positive outcome and the avoidance of eye enucleation. The optimal length of therapy is unclear; however, this patient will receive prolonged treatment (>1 year) with high-dose fl uconazole, followed by a slow taper guided by serologic testing and regular ophthalmologic examination. Future research should evaluate which antifungal therapy is superior and the appropriate duration of treatment.
ICT-supported inquiry-based learning Š

Inquiry-based learning (IBL) is a teaching approach that can enhance student learning outcomes and develop inquiry skills. In IBL, the use of ICT can play a vital role in searching, capturing, analysing and presenting data. In education of future STEM teachers, it is important for the students to experience ICT-supported IBL. The research focused on a course at the second Bologna cycle, in which 18 future STEM teachers developed and implemented seven ICT-supported IBL teaching units. The Spronken-Smith’s et al survey instrument was used to determine students’ perceptions related to the ICT-supported IBL. The survey was completed by 121 students (age 13-15 years). The results indicate that the majority of students mentioned a perception of a great deal or quite a bit of positive effects on mental processes in ICT-supported IBL. Regarding students’ perceptions of the intended learning processes, they had the greatest impression in thinking about the purpose of experimental research, solving challenges and encouragement to take responsibility for learning.
Predicting the Highway Costs Index with Machine Learning

Big data is increasingly attracting the attention of economists. New machine learning techniques can help to analyze unconventional data structures with a large number of variables relative to the number of observations. This new venue of research o(cid:27)ers unique opportunities for analyzing previously un-touched (cid:28)elds due to data limitations. Our study introduces a machine learning approach for modeling and forecasting highway construction cost changes. Our Lasso and Random Forest models have high predictive power, and it suggests that the application of machine learning techniques can improve the estimation of actual project costs for optimal allocation of public funds.
Non-invasive prenatal DNA testing for genomic copy number variations

Objective: To investigate the clinical significance of non-invasive prenatal testing (NIPT) of genomic copy number variation (CNV) for screening chromosomal micro-deletion/micro-duplication syndromes. Methods: 14235 pregnant women were enrolled in the NIPT. The NIPT detection results revealed the presence of genomic CNV in pregnant women who were informed of the detection results and performed confirmatory amniocentesis after they had provided informed content. The CNV results were further confirmed by the G-band karyotyping and Chromosomal Microarray Analysis (CMA), followed by routine follow-ups to all the cases undergone the NIPT. Results: Among the total 14235 NIPT-detected samples, 24 cases were detected in the presence of CNVs, 15 cases (4 cases with micro-deletion and 11 cases with micro-duplication) were required to undergo further prenatal diagnosis, in which 13 cases were concordant with the CMA findings, with a positive concordant rate of 86.7%. Only 7 of 13 cases were positive for chromosomal karyotyping, with a missed diagnosis rate of 46.2%. Besides, one case was confirmed with partial inversion of chromosome 9 by the G-band karyotyping. Conclusion: The high accuracy of positive CNV results by NIPT screening indicates complementary function of the NIPT.
Dielectric Properties of La 0 . 4 Ca 0 . 6 Mn 0 . 4 Ti 0 . 6 O 3 Ceramic Oxide

The dielectric properties of La0.4Ca0. 6Mn0.4Ti0. 6O3 ceramic oxide was investigated under various temperatures. A Debyelike behaviour was observed although the dc conduction effects at low frequencies almost overlapping the relaxation peak in the imaginary part. This feature of dielectric behaviour was explained using trapping mechanism. An equivalent circuit modeling was proposed to represent the electrical behaviour of this sample using universal capacitor, C*(ω) = B(iω) n-1 . The circuit modeling is consisting of two series of dispersive capacitors in parallel with conductance and high frequency capacitance. | Dielectric properties | Ceramic | Universal capacitor |