SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
PENGARUH CURRENT RATIO, DEBT TO EQUITY RATIO DAN RETURN ON ASSET TERHADAP HARGA SAHAM PADA PERUSAHAAN MANUFAKTUR YANG TERDAFTAR DI BURSA EFEK INDONESIA

Capital market existence in Indonesia is marked with to the number of investor that start inculcate its share in industry manufacturing. Growing fast its sector growth this manufactur is followed with growing request height of board need, until make investors manufactur requires fund from external source. Fund was from external source can be obtained pass bycapital market. The objectives of this research to analyze current ratio, debt to equity ratio, and return on assetto stock price of manufacturing industryt hat listed on Indonesian Stock Exchange in the period of 2010-2012. The data is obtained based on Indonesian Capital Market Directory (2010, 2011 and 2012)  publication. Sample of this research amount of 71 companies  from 146 manufactur companies those are listed in BEI. Multiple regression and hypothesis test using t-statistic is used to examine partial regression coefficient and f-statistic to examine the mean of mutual effect with level of significance 5%. In  addition,  classical assumption  test also performed including normality test, multicolinearity test, heteroscedasticity test and autocorrelation test. The multiple regression shows that Current Ratio hasn’t significant negative effect on stock prices, while Debt to Equity Ratio hasn’t significant positive effect on stock price and Return on Asset significant positive effect on stock price. Keywords: Stock Price, Current Ratio, Debt to Equity Ratio and Return on Asset
The Implications of Cardiovascular Home Monitoring Rehabilitation - Mobile Applications as Optimum Solutions for the Future

This paper examines the home monitoring system used in our Department of Cardiology in the Future Internet Social Technological Alignment in Healthcare (FI-STAR) project - a project focused on secondary prevention in cardiology (www.fi-star.eu). The system used is composed of bluetooth capable medical devices that collect vital parameters though CardioStar application (an application that was developed in collaboration with computer engineers. The collected data are transmitted in real time to a central server in our hospital, where there is a continuous supervision of the parameters. We evaluated this system in order to prove its use in reducing the cardiovascular risk and increasing the adherence to the life-style changes. &#x0D; This paper presents the analysis of the MAST (Model for Assessment of Telemedicine) evaluation - which is the best way of evaluation for the telemedicine solutions - from the professional point of view. The questionnaires of evaluation were performed anonymous on a online platform. The application passed successfully the MAST evaluation, demonstrating that the developed telemedicine system designed for our cardiac patients fulfills its purpose in the secondary prevention.
HIGH EFFICIENCY SOLAR PANEL

One embodiment of the present invention provides a solar panel. The solar panel includes a plurality of subsets of solar cells. The solar cells in a subset are coupled in series, and the subsets of solar cells are coupled in parallel. The number of solar cells in a respective subset is sufficiently large such that the output voltage of the solar panel is substantially the same as an output voltage of a conventional solar panel with all of its substantially square shaped solar cells coupled in series.
Tumor mimicking actinomycosis of the upper lip: report of two cases

Peculiar findings of orofacial actinomycosis mimicking the clinical appearance of a tumor of the upper lip were reported. A 68-year-old woman (case 1) and a 62-year-old woman (case 2) visited our hospitals towards the end of 2004 and 2007; the clinical diagnosis for each patient was upper labial tumor, and the lesions were surgically removed. Histologically, the excised specimens showed granulomas including bacterial colonies consisting of club-shaped filaments that formed a radiating rosette pattern in the submucosal layer. DNA samples were extracted from paraffin sections and examined by PCR for Actinomyces species. The PCR products examined by direct DNA sequencing demonstrated the presence of Actinomyces israelii and Actinomyces gerencseriae in both case 1 and case 2. Finally, pathological diagnoses of actinomycosis were made for each. Actinomycosis mimicking a tumor is very uncommon in the oral mucosa, and the use of PCR is an effective means of early and accurate diagnosis.
Changes in hospital admissions and inpatient tariff associated with a Diabetes Integrated Care Initiative: Preliminary findings (与糖尿病综合护理计划相关的住院以及住院费用的变化：初步调查结果)

The Diabetes Integrated Care Initiative (DICI) has tested whether hospital admissions and total amounts paid for inpatient care have declined through closer (integrated) working between primary, secondary and community diabetes services in Cambridgeshire.Poisson regression models were used to compare the percentage change in hospital admissions, and tariff paid, before and after each of 43 months (April 2007 - November 2010). East Cambridgeshire and Fenland (ECF) practices were divided into those fully (n = 10) and less (n = 7) "engaged" with the intervention defined by the extent of their uptake of intervention components between July 2009 and June 2010. Other parts of the county were "controls".Among patients with diabetes in the fully engaged ECF practices, the monthly average hospital admission rate was 19.0% (13.9, 24.2) higher (7.7 hospital admissions per 1000 patients) and the monthly tariff paid was 28.8% (28.7, 28.9) higher (£19.60 per patient per month), at the time of introducing the DICI versus the pre-implementation period (April 2007 to June 2009). These differences, had dropped to 8.7% (1.9, 15.6) and 13.4% (13.2, 13.5) (£9.92 per patient per month) higher 12 months after introduction. Comparable reductions in the rate of increase were not seen among those without diabetes or in control areas.During the DICI, patients with diabetes from "fully engaged" practices experienced increased hospitalization and amount paid for in-patient care, the extent of which trended downwards by 12 months. Further time is needed to monitor whether this trend is sustained.
Smart manufacturing and DVSM based on an Ontological approach

Abstract Smart manufacturing is characterized as transparent shop floor production, rapid and intelligent responses to dynamic changes, and a utilization of high-performance inter-cooperation networks. Smart manufacturing and a global appetite for personalized products have transitioned industry from mass production into the age of mass customization. Increased autonomy is slowly changing customer expectations as well, enabling customers to modify a product design not only during an order, but sometimes even long after placing an order. In this context, this paper fills a gap by presenting a data-centric infrastructure to enable interaction with a “global, virtual data space,” which overcomes the problems with traditional direct access methods such as interoperability and compatibility. Using a Cyber-Physical System (CPS), resource monitoring on the shopfloor as well as multiple parities beyond the enterprise boundary will be interconnected through this data-centric infrastructure. A semantic knowledge management system, which encompasses product lifecycle knowledge and manufacturing process ontology, is developed as the data schema in the data-centric infrastructure. In comparison to relational databases which are effective at handling paper forms and tabular structure, the flexible schema of graph databases enable these to handle dynamic and uncertain variables. These capabilities are deemed critical for a platform supporting real-time information exchange between customer, manufacturer and collaborators. One advantage of such a system allowing for real-time information exchange is that it enables last minute order changes by the customer, allowing for product design changes even after production has started on the order. The other advantage is that it allows manufacturing managers to monitor the productivity of customer-directed, dynamic manufacturing processes by utilizing Dynamic Value Stream Mapping (DVSM) methods.
An asset allocation model for defining optimal property portfolios in terms of risk/return

The widespread uncertainty that characterizes the current world economic situation has also influenced the real estate market, leading investors towards generally lower risk profiles and more stable returns. However, in the absence of adequate skills, it is difficult to carefully manage the main risks factors which occur during the decision-making process. The aim of the research is to define and implement an asset allocation evaluation model able to support public and private investors for the identification of the most suitable allocation of limited financial resources for core/core plus real estate investments. The computational logic of goal programming is applied for detecting the optimal composition of property portfolios in terms of risk/return. The proposed model has been implemented to an Italian case study, proving to be a valid support tool in the definition of efficient real estate investment strategies. L’instabile congiuntura economica ha determinato un atteggiamento prudente degli investitori immobiliari pubblici e privati, indirizzandoli verso strategie di allocazione delle risorse caratterizzate da rischi contenuti e da rendimenti costanti. Nonostante ciò, i fattori di rischio che possono influenzare la performance di un portafoglio immobiliare sono molteplici e spesso difficilmente gestibili senza le competenze adeguate. L’obiettivo della presente ricerca riguarda la definizione e la sperimentazione di un asset allocation model che, attraverso la logica e gli algoritmi del Goal Programming, possa supportare il generico investitore – dotato di budget finanziario prestabilito e interessato ad investimenti di tipo core e core-plus - nel complesso processo decisionale finalizzato alla costruzione di portafogli immobiliari “ottimali” in termini di rischio/rendimento. I risultati ottenuti dall’applicazione a un ipotetico caso studio inerente a immobili ubicati nel contesto territoriale italiano, evidenziano le potenzialità del modello proposto, quale valido strumento di supporto alle decisioni nella definizione di strategie d’investimento immobiliare efficienti.
PAINTING INSTALLATION AND GRIPPER

A painting installation has a paint-spraying apparatus (40) for producing a spray jet (41) directed onto a workpiece (14). A painting-installation auxiliary part (28, 44), which is covered by the spray jet (41), has a coating which is anti-adhesive in relation to the paint.
Ocular research by integrated training and learning

Diseases of the posterior segment of the eye are increasing considerably, partly due to an ageing population
(almost 20% of the population of Europe now over 65). Despite accounting for approximately 55% of ocular conditions,
only 5% of ocular product sales target the posterior segment due to the technical difficulties in developing safe, effective
and easy-to-use formulations. Age-related Macular Degeneration and Diabetic retinopathy are some of the main cause
of blindness and severe impairment of vision in patients. These diseases represent a considerable burden on
patients and healthcare systems throughout the world. ORBITAL has the primary objective of recruiting excellent early
stage researchers (ESRs) and developing the next generation of research leaders and drivers. There is a clear unmet
clinical need for efficient, safe, non-invasive and patient-friendly strategies for the treatment of prevalent diseases of
the posterior segment of the eye. With a necessary collaborative network of European and global experts, from
academic, clinical and industrial sectors, ESRs will be exposed to an integrated and complementary network of
expertise in materials science, nanotechnology, animal modeling, enhanced in-vitro testing, analytical chemistry and
drug discovery. ORBITAL will build an intersectoral consortium with extensive experience in generating innovative technologies and training new researchers. ESRs will be exposed to a broad scientific landscape of complementary
disciplines. With the combined skills and knowledge of the consortium, ESRs will be provided with the network, skills
and knowledge to develop their careers while the extensive mobility of researchers will lead to increased knowledge
transfer and collaborative research
General Equilibrium Approach consistent with Travel Cost Method for Economic Evaluation of Beach Erosion by Climate Change

Numerous attempts have been made to evaluate economic impacts by climate change, and the evaluation method can be classified into two approaches. One is a partial equilibrium approach and the other is a general equilibrium approach. The former method includes a travel cost method (TCM) and a contingent valuation method. These methods have applied in some studies to quantify economic value of environmental quality. The partial equilibrium approaches for each case, however, cannot capture economic impacts of changes in natural environment by climate change and environmental conservation policies. On the other hand, the latter method has a computable general equilibrium (CGE) analysis. As a CGE model treats all markets in the economy, both direct and indirect impacts of climate change through changes in the behavior of economic agents can be captured. A CGE model, however, needs the formulation of impacts on environmental quality and the estimation of their parameters in this model. As mentioned above, considerable studies on economic evaluation of climate change have separately analyzed by two approaches. Therefore, by explicit linkage between a partial equilibrium approach and a general equilibrium approach, comprehensive assessments in a general equilibrium framework are needed. To measure economic impacts of the changes in environmental quality by climate change, this study develops a theoretical framework of a CGE model that integrates the utility function that has environmental quality as the independent variable derived from a recreation demand function in a TCM, and confirms the validity of our CGE model through some numerical experiments using the beach erosion scenarios. The findings in this study are shown below. 1) By solving the integrability problem, we derived the utility function that has composite goods, visit frequency to recreation sites and environmental quality in the site as the independent variable from the estimation of a recreation demand function in a TCM, and developed the theoretical framework of a CGE model consistent with the utility function derived in this study. 2) Through some numerical experiments by the beach erosion scenarios, we revealed that our CGE model can evaluate the changes in price and income that are not taken into account in the definition of the consumer surplus derived from the partial equilibrium approach. 3) By testing the economic validity of numerically experimental results, we demonstrated that our CGE model is applicable for empirical analysis of climate change.
Research training network on integrated component cycling in epithelial cell motility

Cell migration (cell motility) is a fundamental biological process that is pivotal in (i) tissue formation and repair (health) and (ii) tissue invasion during carcinogenesis (disease). Understanding and controlling cell migration will have major clinical impact. Clarifying mechanisms driving cell motility has been challenging due to the complex underlying cellular mechanisms; these involve multiple components coordinated by structural, chemical and physical signals in terms of time and space. To accomplish breakthroughs in this field, researchers are needed who (i) master cutting-edge experimental techniques for monitoring the different cellular processes at high resolution and (ii) have competencies in theoretical science for integrating the resulting data sets into mechanistic mathematical models for predicting motile cell behaviour.
The Research Training Network on Integrated Component Cycling in Epithelial Cell Motility (InCeM) aims to endow up-and-coming researchers with exactly these competencies. They will be able to develop and apply innovative devices for microscopic recording, image processing techniques, data analysis tools and modelling procedures for mechanistic understanding of cell migration. InCeM will focus on epithelial cells, since inducing motility in this cell type is clinically relevant for wound healing and cancer invasion. The ultimate goal is to control and manipulate cell migration for clinical applications. A dedicated multidisciplinary team of 11 beneficiaries from universities (4), research institutions (4) and industry (3), based in 5 European countries and Israel, together with 17 associated partners from the public and private sector, will train 15 Early Stage Researchers (ESRs) to use the relevant technologies and sciences and will offer business training to prepare them for successful careers in both academic and non-academic environments.
Taxation, Government Spending and Economic Growth

Amidst the debates about ‘austerity’, a number of vital debates in public finance have been sidelined. Since the reductions in government spending – small though they have been so far — have been designed solely to reduce the government’s borrowing requirement, there has been little discussion of whether the size of the state should be reduced in order to facilitate long-run reductions in the burden of taxation. This book traces the history of the growth of the size of the state over the last 100 years whilst also making international comparisons. There is a particular focus on recent and projected future developments which shows that, though the total level of government spending has not decreased significantly in recent years, there has been a big redirection of spending from some areas to others.The authors then examine the evidence on the relationship between taxation and economic growth. As well as reviewing recent literature, they also undertake new modelling which shows that higher taxes are detrimental for growth.In the final part of the book, the whole UK tax system is reconsidered in a proper economic framework. The UK has one of the world’s most complex tax systems, and its incoherence has increased over the last five years. Sweeping reforms are proposed to the system which would involve abolishing around 20 taxes, and the development of a simple, predictable tax system based on principles that should gain wide acceptance.
Policy Learning to Unlock Skills in the TEXtile sector

Textile and Clothing (T&C) is one of the major manufacturing industries of the EU-27 in terms of production volumes, added value and jobs. This sector has been heavily hit by the recent crisis and has steadily lost competitiveness in the last few years. 

Three main strategies have been adopted by T&C SMEs to remain globally competitive:
1) a cost-oriented approach - relocating production to lower labour cost countries;
2) a productivity-oriented approach based on ICT to develop global sourcing networks;
3) a knowledge-intensive and innovation-oriented approach pursuing market diversification towards high-quality and special textiles products.

The PLUSTEX project aims to foster policies that enhance the knowledge- and innovation-oriented approach and thereby support SMEs of the T&C sector in their need for modernisation, innovation and strategic transformation to adapt to global challenges. It aims to deliver GPs to support the creation of new business models, manufacturing
technologies and marketing strategies with a sharper focus on quality, technology, design, sustainability, and user-driven production. 

The approach of the project is to mobilise public authorities  and stakeholders with a strong presence of the T&C sector in their territories to share their best policy solutions that can help restructuring the  existing models of productivity and economic development.  By collecting, analysing, exchanging and transfering successful good practices, the project will allow the partners to learn from each other and increase the effectiveness of their policies to support the entire value chain of the T&C sector. 

According to the partners' policy priorities, the focus of the experience exchange will be on the following six policy areas:
1. support young entrepreneurship and innovative business models in the T&C sector; 
2. diversify production towards high-quality, speciality and high-tech textiles and niche products;
3. increase levels of  art, design and creativity into market production;
4. support clustering and internationalisation of T&C SMEs;    
5. foster eco-innovation and social responsibility in the T&C industry;
6. foster T&C incubation and start-ups.        
These themes will be the focus of a series of interregional exchange activities (Policy Learning Cycles) that will allow the partners to capitalise upon their most successful good practices.

The project will eventually deliver Implementation Plans defining how the partners’ policy making levels can best integrate the policy lessons into their strategic objectives. These Plans will be formalised as Partnerships for Regional Innovation that will identify the key actors and measures that can durably capitalise upon the project's results within the local/regional policy framework.
Tintas flexográficas para substrato metalizado sem primer

O tema do projeto é a compra de máquinas e equipamentos especializados necessários para a produção de tintas flexográficas inovadoras destinadas principalmente aos produtores de embalagens e alimentos, bem como a compra de software, ou seja, sistema de prova — cor aberta e sistema de gestão de processos de produção e vendas — web center. O projeto permitirá a implementação dos resultados dos trabalhos próprios de I & D realizados pela FGP Polska Sp. z o.o. relativos à tecnologia de produção de produtos novos e inovadores, bem como aos próprios produtos e suas propriedades (ou seja, tintas de alumínio sem primário). O âmbito material do projeto inclui a expansão do parque de máquinas através de: Moinho de alta energia, cromatógrafo, moinho de laboratório, 4 cubas com agitadores, tanque exterior para espírito 35 mil l, 10 Vats 1 000 l, 5 Vats 500 l, misturador passável para cubas, tanque externo para metoxi ou etoxi, aplicador de tinta portátil com placa raster, dispositivo de verificação de tempo de secagem, espectrofotômetro, simulador de tempo de tempo, fogão de laboratório. Máquinas e dispositivos comprados serão caracterizados por um baixo consumo de energia elétrica. (classe de alta energia) e alta eficiência e durabilidade, que se traduzirão na eficiência dos processos de produção. Existem também soluções para as pessoas com deficiência. Tarefas do projeto de acordo com o quadro 3.4 da proposta.Valor do projeto: 2 890 500 złElegível: 2 330 000PLN Subvenção: Os efeitos em espécie são:-Número de empresas que recebem apoio-1pcs-Número de empresas que recebem subvenções-1pcs-Investimentos privados complementares ao apoio público às empresas (subvenções)-1 842 000 PLN-Número de empresas apoiadas para introduzir novos produtos para o mercado-1pcs-Número de empresas apoiadas para introduzir novos produtos para a empresa-1pcs-Número de ativos fixos adquiridos-30pcs-Número de ativos intangíveis e legais adquiridos-2pcs.