SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
PALM-BASED STRUCTURED FATS FROM PALM-BASED OIL HIGH IN SYMMETRICAL TRIACYLGLYCEROLS

A method (100) to producing a plurality of structured fats, the method comprising the steps of (a) blending the Soft-PMF with lauric fat(s) and liquid oil(s) in various ratios, (b) subjecting the blends to interesterification (chemical or enzymatic means)} in order to reduce the symmetrical disaturated triacylglycerols of the Soft-PMF, increase the solid fat content at temperature above 25°C and increase the crystallization rate at 0-5°C and (d) determining a suitability of the structured interesterified) blends for use as hardstock and/or blend for various solid fat products (pastry fats, cake / bakery shortening and table margarine/spreads).
Towards building ready for demand response

TABEDE aims to allow all buildings equipped with Building Energy Management Systems to integrate energy grid demand response schemes, overcoming limitations linked to missing interoperability, at reducedcost. For that purpose, TABEDE will allow connection of all dispatchable loads to the Building Energy System through a dedicated TABEDE interface, whatever the communication protocol. A dedicated smart grid communication protocol translator will be provided to ease the acceptance of the TABEDE system as well as a database of dispatchable load drivers. Moreover, in order to improve building efficiency, novel building energy management strategies will be proposed, in terms of electric load and thermal management, adapting to the evolving environment, as well as building continuous monitoring.
TABEDE solution will be demonstrated and assessed through extensive simulation-based testing.  The proposed solutions will be deployed on three test sites (residential and tertiary)  that are representative of EU building stocks and conditions.
A CHANCE FOR A BETTER COVID-19 TOMORROW

The project concerns support for working capital of a company in the event of a decline in turnover (sales revenue) caused by the negative effects of the COVID-19 outbreak.
MICROORGANISMS ASSOCIATED WITH MILK

Microorganisms in raw milk originate with the cow, the milking, storage and transportation equipment, and the environment. Current technology provides the means to collect milk with only small numbers of microorganisms. However, milk may contain a highly diverse microbial population. The types of microorganisms in milk of greatest interest are spoilage and pathogenic microorganisms. Spoilage microorganisms belong to one of four physiological groups: producer of lactic acid, propionic acid, butyric acid, and degradative enzymes. Some spoilage organisms, such as lactic acid bacteria, can be used to produce fermented dairy foods when they are allowed to grow under controlled conditions. Pathogenic microorganisms in milk can be either infectious or toxin-producing. Although some pathogens found in milk grow only slowly or not at all, milk is generally a good growth medium for microorganisms, so controls over storage temperature and production hygiene are critical for maintaining an acceptable product.
Analysis of Speech Features for Emotion Detection: A Review

Emotion detection of speech in human machine interaction is very important. Framework for emotion detection is essential, that includes various modules performing actions like speech to text conversion, feature extraction, feature selection and classification of those features to identify the emotions. The features used for emotion detection of speech are prosody features, spectral features and voice quality features. The classifications of features involve the training of various emotional models to perform the classification appropriately. The features selected to be classified must be salient to detect the emotions correctly. And these features should have to convey the measurable level of emotional modulation.
Two-Dimensional quantum photonics

Quantum optics, the study of how discrete packets of light (photons) and matter interact, has led to the development of remarkable new technologies which exploit the bizarre properties of quantum mechanics. These quantum technologies are primed to revolutionize the fields of communication, information processing, and metrology in the coming years. Similar to contemporary technologies, the future quantum machinery will likely consist of a semiconductor platform to create and process the quantum information. However, to date the demanding requirements on a quantum photonic platform have yet to be satisfied with conventional bulk (three-dimensional) semiconductors.

To surmount these well-known obstacles, a new paradigm in quantum photonics is required. Initiated by the recent discovery of single photon emitters in atomically flat (two-dimensional) semiconducting materials, 2DQP aims to be at the nucleus of a new approach by realizing quantum optics with ultra-stable (coherent) quantum states integrated into devices with electronic and photonic functionality. We will characterize, identify, engineer, and coherently manipulate localized quantum states in this two-dimensional quantum photonic platform. A vital component of 2DQP’s vision is to go beyond the fundamental science and achieve the ideal solid-state single photon device yielding perfect extraction - 100% efficiency - of on-demand indistinguishable single photons. Finally, we will exploit this ideal device to implement the critical building block for a photonic quantum computer.
Efectos de la política comercial en los recursos naturales y el ambiente

This paper analyzes the consequences of trade liberalization in Mexico for 2008, regarding the natural resources depletion costs (oil extraction, forestry resources, and groundwater use) and the environmental degradation costs (soil erosion, water, air and soil pollution) by means of a computable general equilibrium model. The results show that the trade liberalization consequences on economic activities were not homogeneous. This situation was due to the natural resources and environment uses in the economic activities. Oil extraction, Livestock farming and Manufactoring industry sectors had the greatest increases in the natural-resources depletion costs. Therefore, Livestock farming, Manufactoring industry, Electricity, gas and waterworks and Transportation, storage and communications sectors had the greatest increases in the environment degradation costs.
DETERGENT COMPOSITIONS COMPRISING IMPROVED AMYLASES, CELLULASE AND CATIONIC SURFACTANT

Disclosed is a detergent composition comprising a specific amylase enzyme at a level from about 0.005 % to about 0.05 % pure enzyme, typically by weight of total composition, a cellulase, typically at a level from about 0.002 % to about 0.02 % pure enzyme by weight of total composition, and a cationic surfactant.
POLYMERIC MATERIALS

A polymeric material includes phenyl moieties, ketone moieties and ether moieties in the polymeric backbone of said polymeric material, wherein the difference between the nucleation temperature (Tn) and the glass transition temperature (Tg) of said polymeric material is greater than 23° C.
DRIVELINE ASSEMBLY INCLUDING TORQUE VECTORING SYSTEM

A driveline assembly including a pair of reducers each having a sun gear fixed about a primary shaft. A plurality of planet gears are meshed with and rotatable about the sun gear. A ring is positioned about and meshed with the planet gears. A planet carrier is connected to a center of each of the planet gears and fixed to a wheel output. A low gear clutch is moveable between an engaged position fixing the ring to a ground in the engaged position, and a disengaged position disconnecting the ring from the ground. An upshift clutch is moveable between a contact position fixing the primary axle to the wheel output, and a released position disconnecting the primary axle from direct connection with the wheel output. A controller selectively shifts the center clutch, the low gear clutch and the upshift clutch. Methods of using the driveline assembly are also provided.
OAT3-Mediated Extrusion of the 99mTc-ECD Metabolite in the Mouse Brain

After administration of the 99m Tc complex with N, N'-1,2-ethylenediylbis-L-cysteine diethyl ester ( 99m Tc-ECD), a brain perfusion imaging agent, the radioactive metabolite is trapped in primate brain, but not in mouse and rat. Here, we investigate the involvement of metabolite extrusion by organic anion transporter 3 (OAT3), which is highly expressed at the blood–brain barrier in mice, in this species difference. The efflux rate of radioactivity in the cerebrum of Oat3 −/− mice at later phase was 20% of that of control mice. Thus, organic anion transporters in mouse brain would be involved in the low brain retention of radioactivity after 99m Tc-ECD administration.
Climate hazards in drylands: A review

Virtually all types of natural hazard occur in drylands, but climate hazards assume a greater relative importance in these highly dynamic environments. Here, we present a review of climate hazards research with a specifically drylands focus, distinguishing between hazards that are a direct manifestation of atmospheric processes and those that are indirectly driven by atmospheric conditions. About a billion poor rural inhabitants of drylands whose livelihoods are directly dependent on the physical environment face particularly high levels of risk from climate hazards, some of which are widely predicted to become more frequent, more widespread and/or more intense with climate change in many parts of the world during the twenty-first century. Recognising the particular characteristics of these hazards is an essential precursor to the development of dryland-centred policy options that can help mitigation and preparedness strategies and hence improve the well-being of dryland populations.
Time, income and substantive freedom: A capability approach

This article offers a conceptual model of how resources, including time and human and social capital, interact with responsibilities, including personal care, childcare and other unpaid work, to produce a range of feasible time allocations. Each allocation generates a combination of disposable income and free time. This set of feasible income—time combinations provides a measure of the individual’s capability set or his/her substantive freedom. The approach is illustrated empirically with data and simulations based on the UK Time Use Survey 2000. The results show that having low educational qualifications (reflecting limited command over resources), having more or younger children (implying greater caring responsibilities), being single and being disabled (both of which adversely affect the rate at which resources can be converted into valuable outcomes) are each independently associated with having a small capability set, defined in terms of the level and range of combinations of disposable income and free time that can be achieved. The paper concludes that the range of combinations of disposable income and free time that a person can achieve provides a useful metric for assessing inequality in individuals’ substantive freedom to pursue their goals in life — a key target for liberal egalitarians.
Hábitos de uso y riesgos relacionados con las TIC en escolares de Cádiz de 9 a 16 años

Este estudio surge de la iniciativa de la Delegación Municipal de Asuntos Sociales del Ayuntamiento de Cádiz, realizándose en el curso 2019/2020. El objetivo que persigue es conocer el uso y los riesgos que tienen las TIC para los menores de centros escolares de la ciudad. Este objetivo general puede dividirse en otros secundarios como: analizar la influencia que las TIC tienen en las formas de relacionarse de los escolares, detectar señales de alarma de un uso problemático e identificar factores de riesgo asociados a las TIC. El equipo lo formaban dos educadoras sociales y una diplomada universitaria en enfermería. Para alcanzar estos objetivos la investigación busca respuestas sobre la importancia del control parental para supervisar la utilización de estos dispositivos. Por otro lado, si su empleo repercute en el rendimiento escolar. La edad de inicio para disponer de móviles, acceso a internet o a los videojuegos, y su distribución por sexo. Por último, qué comportamientos advierten de problemas para su desarrollo personal, social, educativo o en relación a la salud.
Long-term exercise-specific neuroprotection in spinal muscular atrophy-like mice

The real impact of physical exercise parameters, i.e. intensity, type of contraction and solicited energetic metabolism, on neuroprotection in the specific context of neurodegeneration remains poorly explored. In this study behavioural, biochemical and cellular analyses were conducted to compare the effects of two different long-term exercise protocols, high intensity swimming and low intensity running, on motor units of a type 3 spinal muscular atrophy (SMA)-like mouse model. Our data revealed a preferential SMA-induced death of intermediate and fast motor neurons which was limited by the swimming protocol only, suggesting a close relationship between neuron-specific protection and their activation levels by specific exercise. The exercise-induced neuroprotection was independent of SMN protein expression and associated with specific metabolic and behavioural adaptations with notably a swimming-induced reduction of muscle fatigability. Our results provide new insight into the motor units' adaptations to different physical exercise parameters and will contribute to the design of new active physiotherapy protocols for patient care.Spinal muscular atrophy (SMA) is a group of autosomal recessive neurodegenerative diseases differing in their clinical outcome, characterized by the specific loss of spinal motor neurons, caused by insufficient level of expression of the protein survival of motor neuron (SMN). No cure is at present available for SMA. While physical exercise might represent a promising approach for alleviating SMA symptoms, the lack of data dealing with the effects of different exercise types on diseased motor units still precludes the use of active physiotherapy in SMA patients. In the present study, we have evaluated the efficiency of two long-term physical exercise paradigms, based on either high intensity swimming or low intensity running, in alleviating SMA symptoms in a mild type 3 SMA-like mouse model. We found that 10 months' physical training induced significant benefits in terms of resistance to muscle damage, energetic metabolism, muscle fatigue and motor behaviour. Both exercise types significantly enhanced motor neuron survival, independently of SMN expression, leading to the maintenance of neuromuscular junctions and skeletal muscle phenotypes, particularly in the soleus, plantaris and tibialis of trained mice. Most importantly, both exercises significantly improved neuromuscular excitability properties. Further, all these training-induced benefits were quantitatively and qualitatively related to the specific characteristics of each exercise, suggesting that the related neuroprotection is strongly dependent on the specific activation of some motor neuron subpopulations. Taken together, the present data show significant long-term exercise benefits in type 3 SMA-like mice providing important clues for designing rehabilitation programmes in patients.
Enhancing policies through interregional cooperation: New industrial value chains for growth

European regions can contribute to EU industry renewal, competitiveness and internationalization through new ways of industry-led interregional cooperation and by leveraging and developing their own areas of industrial specialisation in relation to those of other regions. Within the Vanguard Initiative New Growth through Smart Specialisation, the S34Growth partners have been pioneering a new approach to European industry-led interregional cooperation since late 2013. As regions desire to leverage their own strengths in combination with innovation capacity in other regions interregionally, the existing policy structures and financing frames need to be improved to suit these interregional ambitions.

The main objective of the S34Growth project is to develop and improve existing regional policy instruments to facilitate interregional collaboration, which in turn will support the renewal of Europe’s industry and competitiveness. The project focuses on industrial innovation related interregional collaboration.

The project will engage ten European regions from 8 EU countries, as well as businesses, universities and other innovation actors from the regions, in innovative policy-learning, exchange of experience and co-creation activities. S34Growth activities build on an innovative methodology (learn, connect, demonstrate, commercialise) identified within the Vanguard Initiative, which consists of regional stakeholders learning from each other, connecting the organisations and activities, and moving on to demonstration projects with the ultimate goal of improving commercialisation and product and service development processes. 

As the main result of the S34Growth project, an innovative interregional element to the addressed regional policy instruments is developed, supporting the interregional, co-specialization approach to smart specialisation, and to be easily replicated at any domain and anywhere in Europe.
Análisis, diseño, desarrollo e implementación de un sistema de georeferenciación de operadores económicos para la Superintendencia de Control del Poder de Mercado

La Superintendencia de Control del Poder de Mercado (SCPM) in their quest to incorporate new technologies, has developed a mobile application to determine the exact location of pharmacies, as a first stage those found in the city of Quito and this form verify they abide or fail to comply the law before the state.
The web application management's main purpose to help manage information from pharmacies whether independent or chain. In addition economic operator’s pharmaceuticals may enter and update their information through this application.
The chapters contained in this document are described below.
In the first chapter is detailed the information corresponding to La Superintendencia de Control del Poder de Mercado, his objectives and reason to be. It also describes the different theoretical contents that have been investigated and are of interest for the development of web and mobile applications of the project.
The second chapter refers to the requirements requested in the first instance by the client, which were reflected by a design methodology software development with his corresponding diagrams.
In the third chapter the technologies and tools that have been used for coding and implementation of applications, which were subsequently tested for obtaining the performance and functionality, ending with the respective conclusions and recommendations of the work developed.
Chemoenzymatic glyco-engineering of therapeutic monoclonal antibodies

Monoclonal Antibodies (mAbs) have gained an important place in the therapeutic arsenal of anticancer drugs. mAbs are glycoproteins containing a conserved N-linked glycosylation site at residue Asn297 of the fragment crystallisable (Fc). Most of the mAbs approved by the EMA are commercialized as a complex mixture of glycoforms at this site. It is well stablished that the precise chemical structure of the N-linked glycan modulates the effector functions mediated by the Fc domain. Specifically, for cancer treatment applications, the lack of fucose on the glycan structure contributes to enhance the effector functions of the antibodies, via increased affinity of IgG1 for FcgRIIIa on immune cells. New strategies to glycoengineering mAbs with homogenous glycoforms and lacking fucose core on their glycan structures have become a priority for the biopharmaceutical industry in order to obtain “biosuperior” anticancer drugs. Here, we will engineer a novel fucosidase enzyme that can act on fully glycosylated mAbs in order to simplify the chemoenzymatic synthesis of antibody drugs, based on the host laboratory expertise in Carbohydrate Active Enzymes. We will address three specific aims: (1) to define the structural basis of EndoS antibody specificity; (2) to elucidate the molecular mechanisms of IgG defucosylation by AlfC; and (3) to engineer an enzyme with fucosidase activity and specific for IgG. The GlycoMabs project will provide me an excellent and unique career opportunity by learning new skills in structural biology, protein engineering and project management which will grant me a leading independent position. Moreover, I will explore the industry interest in the application of our novel enzymes to generate homogeneous and afucosylated antibodies through an intersectoral secondment. Altogether, we will contribute to construct the next generation of therapeutic glycoengineered mAbs to tailor the immune reactions and increase their clinical potency.
Optimal feed profile for the Rhamnolipid kinetic models by using Tabu search: metabolic view point

Rhamnolipids are bio surfactants which are extra-cellular glycolipids composed of L-rhamnose and 3-hydroxyalkanoics. Rhamnolipids are produced through fermentation process by using Pseudomonas sp. as the species. An alteration to the traditional procedures in order to achieve increase in the production of biosurfactants, a numerous process technologies have been adopted in fed batch mode. Fed batch mode facilitates the high production of product by avoiding the substrate or product inhibition line of attack. To overcome the controlling parameters which reduce the product yield, optimal control profiles are designed. In order to develop viable control methods for fed-batch fermentation of Rhamnolipid production, multiple substrate feeding strategies were employed and their efficiencies were compared with different substrates concentration of glucose, nitrogen and phosphorous. The product formation depends upon the substrate feeding strategy and so, the fed-batch fermentation was carried out by using P. aeruginosa providing substrates at manifold rates. With the obtained experimental data, using the kinetic models (logistic equation and by Luedeking Piret), the kinetic parameters were estimated. These kinetic parameters were implemented in tabu search algorithm and this programme was executed in Dev-C++, optimal control profiles were generated as a result. These obtained optimal control profiles have shown an increase in productivity of rhamnolipid with a decline in computational time. Through this procedure, the optimal control profiles of substrate feeding strategies of glucose, nitrogen and phosphorous were estimated. In comparison with other algorithms like genetic algorithm, Tabu Search algorithm was able to generate an accurate optimal control profiles with a reduction in their intricacy.
Decorative sheet and decorative resin molded article obtained using same

A decorative sheet which comprises, on a base film layer, a second picture layer that is partially provided and a surface protective layer that is present on and in contact with the second picture layer and covers the entire surface of the base film layer including the region where the second picture layer is formed and the region where the second picture layer is not formed. The decorative sheet is characterized in that: a binder resin for a second picture ink that constitutes the second picture layer is a thermoplastic resin; the surface protective layer is formed of a crosslinking-cured product of an ionizing radiation curable resin composition that contains a polycarbonate (meth)acrylate and/or an acrylic silicone (meth)acrylate; and a low gloss pattern layer that has a low luster region is formed in the surface protective layer right above the second picture layer by the interaction between the ionizing radiation curable resin and the thermoplastic resin. A decorative resin molded article which is obtained using the decorative sheet.