SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
STRUKTUR KEPEMILIKAN DAN ARUS KAS BEBAS SEBAGAI PENENTU KEBIJAKAN DIVIDEN PADA PERUSAHAAN MANUFAKTUR DI BURSA EFEK INDONESIA PERIODE 2009 – 2011

This study of the structure of ownership and free cash flow as a determinant of dividend policy on manufacturing companies in Indonesia Stock Exchange the period 2009 to 2011. This study aimed to examine (1) Is there any effect of ownership structure on corporate Dividend Policy Against Indonesia Stock Exchange in the period 2009-2011? and (2) Is there an effect of Free Cash Flow Dividend Policy Against the Indonesia Stock Exchange company in the period 2009 to 2011? The population in this study is a manufacturing company that went public the period 2009 - 2011 as many as 131 companies, while companies that do not pay dividends during the observation period were 106 firms that sample criteria set out above, acquired 25 companies manufacturing for a period of 3 years ie years 2009-2011 were used as samples in this study. Data analysis techniques using normality test, classical assumptions, the accuracy of the parameters, the accuracy of the model and the regression analysis. The results showed that: (1) Managerial Ownership has positive and significant impact on dividend policy so the higher the proportion of ownership by management, higher dividend policy administration, (2) Institutional Ownership positive but not significant effect on dividend policy, (3) cash flow positive but not significant effect on Dividend Policy. Based on these results it should be the future research agenda (1) Increase the number of observation periods in order to study samples obtained over the past 10 years many observations, (2) Adding other variables that may affect dividend policy (adjusted r square) as Return On Equity (Hanafi & Halim, 2005: 87) and market risk (Ismiyanti and Hanafi 2003), and (3) Conducting research in addition to manufacturing companies, but other companies are based sectors such as industry, industry-finance, transportation, telecommunications and so on, which is expected to give different results. Keywords: Ownership Structure, Cash Flow, Dividend Policy
Examining traffic conflicts of up stream toll plaza area using vehicles’ trajectory data

Despite the recognized benefits of electronic toll collection (ETC) system as an important part of toll plaza area, the mixed traffic of electronic toll collection (ETC) vehicles and manual toll collection (MTC) vehicles in the toll plaza diverging area are considered risky to vehicles, in which complex diverging and crossing behavior of vehicles would increase the collision risks. Therefore, it is vitally important to investigate the vehicle collision risk in the up stream toll plaza area. Video data are collected from a typical toll plaza in Nanjing, China, and vehicle trajectory data are extracted using an automated analysis system based on OpenCV. An extended Time-To-Collision (TTC) is proposed to evaluate the vehicle collision risk. Subsequently, the different effects on vehicle collision risk of vehicles with different toll collection types, target lanes and locations are compared. Furthermore, the random parameters logistic model is developed to investigate the effects of explanatory factors on the collision risk of vehicles diverging or adjusting their lane position. The results suggested that the MTC vehicles have the highest collision risk in the toll plaza diverging area and there are significant different effects on collision risk among vehicles with different target toll collection lanes. Further, more dangerous situations could be found for a vehicle if it is closer to the toll collection lanes and surrounded by heavy traffic. It is also confirmed that mixed traffic with MTC and ETC vehicles could increase the crash risk in the toll plaza diverging area. It is expected that the findings could help engineers and operators select the appropriate engineering and traffic control solutions to enhance the safety at the toll plaza diverging area.
Extending theory by analyzing developing country multinational companies: Solving the Goldilocks debate

I analyze how the study of developing country multinational companies (DMNCs) can help extend theory. The renewed interest in DMNCs has generated a ‘Goldilocks’ debate, with one camp arguing that the analysis of DMNCs is ‘hot’ and requires new theory, another camp arguing that it is ‘cold’ and no new theory is required, and a third camp arguing that it is ‘just right’ and it can be used to extend theory. I follow this third camp and argue that the unique conditions of developing countries influence the internationalization of DMNCs, creating a laboratory for extending theory. I illustrate this idea by reviewing some of the key theories and models of the multinational company and explaining how they can be extended with the study of DMNCs.
Pharmaceutical agent having long-lasting effect of treating arthritic disorders

The present invention relates to an injection solution for intra-articular administration for treating arthritic disorders comprising a cross-linked hyaluronic acid derivative wherein part of functional groups of a hyaluronic acid are crosslinked with a cross-linking group to the extent of 0.6 to 15% of cross-linking extent as an active ingredient in an amount having a long-lasting analgesic effect and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier, and an analgesic composition for suppressing a cartilage degeneration caused by arthritic disorders or a composition for suppressing a cartilage degeneration or an inflammation of synovium caused by arthritic disorders each comprising the cross-linked hyaluronic acid derivative and a pharmaceutically acceptable carrier.
(5158.03042018.125000086) CINA

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Organizing fisa and euradwaste conference under the romanian presidency of eu council

The main objective of the FISRAD project is the organization of the international conference FISA-EuradWaste in 2019. The conference will bring together researchers and policymakers from various member states as well as a range of stakeholders from international organizations, research organizations, businesses, municipalities and civil society to encourage open debate around key energy and nuclear research and training issues. The program of the conference will consist of plenary sessions, parallel sessions, a young generation session, poster session, final-workshops, technical visits, conference dinner and cultural  side events.
FISA-EuradWaste 2019 is planned to be co-organized by the European Commission under the auspices of the Romanian Presidency of the EU Council and to be held in Pitesti, in Romania, between 4 and 7 June 2019, as a high-level research policy conference on the outcomes and perspectives of the Nuclear Research and Training Activities.
The FISRAD project will dedicate efforts and resources towards the following main objectives:
- to develop, in collaboration with European Commission, scientific experts and conference expert sub-contractors services (e.g. ENS), a programme covering all outstanding results of the European research achieved under the H2020 Euratom with the participation of  the most renowned specialists and speakers; 
- to make the European nuclear community at large aware of the conference and attract a broad audience to the conference, using modern and efficient means, tools and services in communication; and
- to ensure the smooth organization of the Conference in Romania, providing innovative solutions to create an optimum environment for a fruitful exchange of information, networking and a broad dissemination of the nuclear fission research achievements in Europe, based on the experience of RATEN in organization of scientific international events.
Europe, the united states and the crisis on the korean peninsula: between a rock and a hard place

The objective of the EUSKOR project is twofold: firstly, to explore why the EU has so far been unwilling and incapable of becoming a credible political and security actor in North East (NE) Asia despite its declared intensions, trade power and experiences applicable for the region; secondly, to examine whether and how the EU could upgrade its political and security role in NE Asia by its increased strategic engagement on North Korea. The EUSKOR first examines the new ways in which the EU (and its Member States) can ‘download’ its foreign policy preferences and help reach denuclearization on the Korean peninsula and peace settlement between the ROK and DPRK (WP 1). Second, the EUSKOR project explores how by ‘downloading’ the EU’s preferences and policies to the North Korean issue could the EU ‘upload’ an upgraded strategic standing in NE Asia (WP 2). Given the EU’s push for free trade, particularly at the time of a growing American protectionism, WP2 also investigates whether and how the EU could better link its political and security interests with its trade leverage. The EUSKOR project’s highly topical empirical findings are complemented by theory-building through looking at who/what drives EU foreign policy and why and whether diffusion of European ideas and policies could ‘travel’ beyond Europe, hence making the link between EU internal governance and EU foreign policy. 

Drawing on extensive series of semi-structured interviews to be conducted in Berlin and during short visits in NE Asian capitals, the EUSKOR project is cross-sectoral and multidisciplinary, informing at least three fields (international relations, comparative politics and political economy). The KOREU project is based at the Center for European Integration at Free University Berlin and supervised by Prof. Tanja Börzel, leading to a two-way knowledge and skills transfer as well as policy impact during dissemination through a think-tank secondment at the Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik.
A simple miniature controlled-atmosphere chamber for optoelectronic characterizations

Abstract A simple, controlled-atmosphere chamber that allows optical and electrical device characterization of samples is described. It can be used as a reusable encapsulation method or as a controlled atmospheric chamber for a variety of experiments, for example, lifetime testing of organic optoelectronic devices. In this paper, designs are included for this system as well as a description on how to scale it if desired. Chambers based on these designs and their elements were characterized using helium leaking checking as well as monitored for moisture ingress with an electrical calcium test. Finally, chambers were used to encapsulate organic photovoltaic devices to demonstrate the effective stable environment provided by this platform over the course of weeks.
Parkey — an intelligent system that facilitates access to car parks for people with disabilities

SA.60012(2020/X) The subject of the project is the implementation of a professional design process in cooperation with an entity or entities cooperating with a professional designer (or designers), which will result in the creation of a product based on a design design based on a modern and useful design. This product — a material product — a system of devices enabling easy parking for disabled people to be installed, e.g. in underground car parks, office buildings, along with a supporting application. The product is dedicated to people who have difficulties using car parks due to motor dysfunction or some cognitive dysfunction. Among other things, a physical system of devices will be developed to improve entry to parking lots equipped with a barrier or finding a place. This will increase their availability to parking spaces. The scope of the project includes advisory services — a professional design process aimed at developing new design projects — the subject of the services is directly inscribed in the Terms of Reference; as a result of the services, the following will be created: strategy based on data analysis and synthesis, design briefs, design design models, design design prototypes, which will be tested (including usability, strength) and then produced models in production versions. As part of the services, there will be documentation describing each stage of the implementation of services and the objects of services. It is planned to include a group of end users both at the concept stage (to design a solution oriented to their unique needs) and at the prototype testing stage (to confirm the assumptions made and make possible adjustments related to the improvement of the quality of use of the solution). The above-mentioned indications drawn up on the basis of commissioned and executed actions before submitting an application for funding for evaluation — conduct a preliminary audit
Working capital subsidy for “Pegas” Engineering Sp. z o.o.

The project concerns support to the entrepreneur in providing liquidity and support to day-to-day activities due to the financial difficulties that have occurred to the entrepreneur as a result of the COVID-19 outbreak. Financial assistance under scheme SA.57015 (2020/N)
The Diagnostic Yield of Exercise Stress Testing as a Screening Tool for Subclinical Coronary Artery Disease in Patients with Moderate to Severe Obstructive Sleep Apnea

To address the yield of routine exercise stress testing as a screening tool for subclinical coronary artery disease (CAD) in patients with moderate to severe obstructive sleep apnea (OSA).A cross-sectional study in a university hospital.Of 380 consecutive patients with OSA, data from 206 subjects (mean apnea-hypopnea index [AHI] 41 ± 21 events/h) were studied; data from 78 with a history of CAD and 96 with mild OSA (AHI 5-15 events/h) were excluded.Routine exercise stress testing.Six subjects could not reach maximal exercise capacity. Of the remaining 200 patients, the results of exercise stress testing were normal in 189. Three had a positive stress test, with coronary angiography confirming the diagnosis of CAD. Eight patients had suspected positive findings on the stress test, but the results of the myocardial perfusion study were negative.The prevalence of subclinical CAD in this selected population with OSA was 1.5%, which is not higher than that in a general population. Our results do not support the routine use of exercise stress testing in patients with moderate to severe OSA who do not have symptoms of CAD.
Numerical simulation of atmospheric general circulation under different obliquity of Earth

By using the second version of the Community Atmosphere Model (CAM2) of NCAR, the general circulations of the Earth's atmosphere were simulated under different obliquity condition. The results imply that three-cell circulation turn weak when the obliquity turn large except that the three-cell circulation in Northern Hemisphere in winter, Hadley circulation in Southern Hemisphere in spring and Hadley circulation in Southern Hemisphere in summer turn strong with the obliquity turns large. For annual mean three-cell circulation, its intensity turns weak with the obliquity turn large. The extension of Hadley circulation in Southern Hemisphere turn large when the obliquity turns large, while the extension of Hadley circulation in Northern Hemisphere and Ferrel circulation in Southern Hemisphere turn small with the obliquity turns large. The ascending branch of Hadley circulation in the Southern Hemisphere turn strong significantly under the 60° obliquity condition then normal obliquity of Earth. Furthermore, for annual mean the extension and the velocity of easterly wind in stratosphere over the equator turn large when the obliquity turns large. While the extension of the westerly wind turn small with the obliquity turns large. With the obliquity turns large, the strength of jet stream in Northern Hemisphere turn weak, the strength of jet stream in Southern Hemisphere turn strong. The same characteristics for the four seasons are that with the obliquity turns large, the easterly in the troposphere and westerly in the Northern Hemisphere turn weak, the strength of jet stream at mid-latitude in Northern Hemisphere turn weak. The difference are that with the obliquity turns large, the strength of jet stream at mid-latitude in Southern Hemisphere in spring turn strong, the westerly wind at middle and high latitude have opposite change trends in summer and autumn in Southern Hemisphere, the global westerly wind in winter turn weak.
Operations scheduling under electricity time-varying prices

Global climate change requires stakeholders to consider energy elements in their decision-making. Electricity costs, in particular, constitute a significant portion of operational costs in most manufacturing systems. The electricity bills can be lowered if electricity-consuming operations are correctly scheduled. We consider a manufacturing operations control problem with known time-varying electricity prices in a finite planning horizon. Each operation is unique and has its own concave electricity consumption function. Pre-emptions of operations are allowed, yet postponing an operation incurs a cumulative penalty for each time period. In addition, each pre-emption is considered a new operation. The electricity cost in each time period is exogenous and there exists a capacity constraint on the total electricity amount consumed in each period due to infrastructure and provider’s limitations. There is a fixed start-up cost incurred for switching on the machine and a fixed reservation cost incurred for keepi...
Influencing factors of the curve flexibility in adolescent idiopathic scoliosis and prediction method of Cobb's angle measured on supine lateral-bending roentgenograph

Objective To analysis the influencing factors of the curve flexibility in idiopathic scoliosis and find out the prediction method of Cobb's angle measured on supine lateral-bending roentgenographs. Methods Standing position spinal full-length posteroanterior-roentgenographs and supine lateral-bending roentgenographs of 150 patients suffered idiopathic scoliosis with 216 curvatures (included thoracic,thoracolumbar,lumbar) were analyzed retrospectively. Correction rate on supine lateral-bending roentgenographs as flexibility index was analyzed with age,gender,standing-position coronal-plane Cobb's angle,Risser sign,whether main curve or not,position of scoliosis by Pearson or Spearman correlation to select the related factors for multiple linear regression analysis. Cobb's angle measured on supine lateral-bending roentgenograph was analyzed with the 6 factors as the same way. Results Statistic significant linear relationships were demonstrated between standing-position coronal-plane Cobb's angle and flexibility index (P0.01),it was also demonstrated between position of scoliosis and flexibility index (P0.01). Statistic significant linear relationships also existed in standing-position coronal-plane Cobb's angle (P0.01),position of scoliosis (P0.01),whether main curve or not (P0.01) with Cobb's angle measured on supine lateral-bending roentgenograph. Every 10°increase in standing-position coronal-plane Cobb's angle resulted in a 8% decrease in flexibility,and thoracic curves had approximately 10% less flexibility than thoracolumbar or lumbar curves. For the minor thoracic curve with standing-position coronal-plane Cobb's angle 45° could be considered structural minor curves,but for thoracolumbar or lumbar curves,the situation was the minor curves with standing-position coronal-plane Cobb's angle 50°. Conclusion The standing-position coronal-plane Cobb's angle and curvature location are predictors of flexibility of adolescent idiopathic scoliosis. These are methods to predict the supine bending Cobb's angle,which can help with clinical work.
GO FEAT: a rapid web-based functional annotation tool for genomic and transcriptomic data

Downstream analysis of genomic and transcriptomic sequence data is often executed by functional annotation that can be performed by various bioinformatics tools and biological databases. However, a full fast integrated tool is not available for such analysis. Besides, the current available software is not able to produce analytic lists of annotations and graphs to help users in evaluating the output results. Therefore, we present the Gene Ontology Functional Enrichment Annotation Tool (GO FEAT), a free web platform for functional annotation and enrichment of genomic and transcriptomic data based on sequence homology search. The analysis can be customized and visualized as per users' needs and specifications. GO FEAT is freely available at http://computationalbiology.ufpa.br/gofeat/ and its source code is hosted at https://github.com/fabriciopa/gofeat .
Diffusion and surface alloying of gradient nanostructured metals

Gradient nanostructures (GNSs) have been optimized in recent years for desired performance. The diffusion behavior in GNS metals is crucial for understanding the diffusion mechanism and relative characteristics of different interfaces that provide fundamental understanding for advancing the traditional surface alloying processes. In this paper, atomic diffusion, reactive diffusion, and surface alloying processes are reviewed for various metals with a preformed GNS surface layer. We emphasize the promoted atomic diffusion and reactive diffusion in the GNS surface layer that are related to a higher interfacial energy state with respect to those in relaxed coarse-grained samples. Accordingly, different surface alloying processes, such as nitriding and chromizing, have been modified significantly, and some diffusion-related properties have been enhanced. Finally, the perspectives on current research in this field are discussed.
Modulation of cholesterol-related gene expression by ergosterol and ergosterol-enriched extracts obtained from Agaricus bisporus

To investigate the effect of two extracts obtained from Agaricus bisporus on the mRNA expression of cholesterol-related genes. One of the extracts contained ergosterol and other fungal sterols (SFE) and the other contained β-glucans and fungal sterols (EβG).Firstly, the dietary mixed micelles (DMMs) generated after in vitro digestion of standards and SFE were applied to Caco2 cells. Then, the lower compartment after a Caco2-transport experiment was applied to HepG2 cells. The mRNA expression was assessed in both cell lines by low-density arrays (LDA). Mice received the extracts, ergosterol or control drugs after 4 weeks of a high-cholesterol diet. The lipid profile of plasma, liver and feces was determined. LDA assays were performed in liver and intestines.The DMM fraction of SFE up-regulated the LDLR mRNA expression in Caco2 cells. The lower compartment after Caco2-transport experiments up-regulated LDLR and modulated several other lipid-related genes in HepG2 cells. In mice, SFE decreased TC/HDL ratio and reduced hepatic triglycerides paralleled with down-regulation of Dgat1 expression, while EβG did it without transcriptional changes. Addition of SFE or ergosterol induced in jejunum a similar transcriptional response to simvastatin and ezetimibe; they all down-regulated Srebf2 and Nr1h4 (FXR) genes.Ergosterol-containing extracts from A. bisporus lowered hepatic triglyceride and modify the mRNA expression of cholesterol-related genes although the transcriptional regulation was unrelated to changes in plasma lipid profile. These extracts may be useful limiting hepatic steatosis and as bioactive ingredients to design novel functional foods preventing lifestyle-related diseases such as non-alcoholic fatty liver disease.