SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Innovative patient centered health care services - advantages of establishing a close CE network in celiac disease patient health care

Healthy and active aging is one of the greatest social challenges in EU facing longer life expectancy. Early prevention of chronic diseases that have severe impact on general well-being of patients is extremely important if we want to reach this goal and ensure sustainable health care systems in CE. Lack of development and promotion of innovative quality health services, disease management models and education have a profound negative effect. To tackle this challenge, this project will demonstrate development and pilot testing of innovative health service model in management of celiac disease (CD), by using CANVAS business model, aiming at improving knowledge, management and organizational capacities. CD is a model of a lifelong disease caused by ingestion of cereals. It affects 1-3% of population (up to 5 million in CE) of all ages. It is estimated that 80% of people having CD are un/misdiagnosed. Diagnostic delay remains 6-10 years. Undiagnosed/untreated CD leads to a number of severe (potentially preventable) complications: infertility, osteoporosis, neurological disorders, malignancies, etc, which have profound effect on quality of life. 
CE regions have different knowledge capacities and health care systems, which are insufficient and only partially address current problems. By transnational cooperation and analysis of differences in diagnostic approach, experts&#39; knowledge and patient awareness and satisfaction and benchmarking of existing patient management models we will gain important data to develop e-learning tools for health care personnel and patients, to close the knowledge gap between stakeholders and to improve patient support. In each region an innovative pilot services will be tested, based on which an universal model will be designed including organizational improvements and implementation of best practices. This will enable us to develop a patient centered health care service, and thus ensure healthy and active aging of CD patients.
PRINCÍPIOS DE TREINAMENTO FÍSICO PARA O PORTADOR DE DIABETES MELLITUS

O diabetes mellitus (DM) é uma doença endócrina de elevada prevalência em todo o Mundo, cuja característica fisiopatológica é a presença de um estado crônico de hiperglicemia associado à ausência de produção ou diminuição de sensibilidade à insulina. A maioria dos pacientes com DM tem inúmeras complicações sistêmicas que ameaçam gravemente a sobrevivência e a qualidade de vida. Essa patologia é subdividida em DM tipo 1 e DM tipo 2. Atualmente, o treinamento físico regular e em intensidades adequadas tem sido amplamente reconhecido como agente essencial na prevenção e no tratamento dessa patologia. Da mesma forma, essa medida não farmacológica também é utilizada conjunto com outros tratamentos na prevenção e tratamento de complicações diabéticas. Esse capítulo teve como objetivo realizar uma revisão narrativa sobre os principais aspectos relacionados ao exercício físico no portador de DM.
Enabling multiscale modeling in systems medicine:  From reactions in cells to organ physiology

Systems medicine is an interdisciplinary approach that integrates data from basic research and clinical practice to improve our understanding and treatment of diseases. Systems medicine can be seen as a further development of systems biology and bioinformatics towards applica-tions of clinical relevance. The term 'systems' refers to systems approaches, emphasizing a close integration of data generation with mathematical modeling [1-3]. The (mal)functioning of the human body is a complex process, characterized by multiple interactions between systems that act across multiple levels of structural and functional organization -from molecular reactions to cell-cell interac-tions in tissues to the physiology of organs and organ systems. Over the past decade, we have gained detailed insights into the structure and function of molecular, cellu-lar and organ-level systems, with technologies playing an important role in the generation of data at these different scales.
Multiparty Asynchronous Session Types

Communication is a central elements in software development. As a potential typed foundation for structured communication-centered programming, session types have been studied over the past decade for a wide range of process calculi and programming languages, focusing on binary (two-party) sessions. This work extends the foregoing theories of binary session types to multiparty, asynchronous sessions, which often arise in practical communication-centered applications. Presented as a typed calculus for mobile processes, the theory introduces a new notion of types in which interactions involving multiple peers are directly abstracted as a global scenario. Global types retain the friendly type syntax of binary session types while specifying dependencies and capturing complex causal chains of multiparty asynchronous interactions. A global type plays the role of a shared agreement among communication peers and is used as a basis of efficient type-checking through its projection onto individual peers. The fundamental properties of the session type discipline, such as communication safety, progress, and session fidelity, are established for general n-party asynchronous interactions.
DOOR ARRANGEMENT COMPRISING A TRANSFER CHUTE HAVING TWO ROTATION AXES

The invention relates to a door arrangement (1) for a door with a first closed space, the arrangement permitting a sealed connection between the first closed space and a second closed space, and comprising a flange (2) defining an opening plane and a passage axis (O) perpendicular to the opening plane, a door (4) pivotably mounted on the flange (2) and a chute for discharging (10) components which is movable between a discharge position in which the chute is positioned opposite the passage opening and a position in which the chute is spaced apart from the passage opening, the chute being attached to the flange (2) by means of a first double-hinged connection mechanism (11) comprising a first hinge (12) arranged to permit a rotational movement about an axis (C) parallel to the passage axis (O) of the passage opening and a second hinge (13) arranged to permit a rotational movement about an axis (D) perpendicular to the passage axis (O) of the passage opening.
Evidence for Acceptance of Ride-Hailing Services in Iran

Ride-hailing, as an important part of the sharing economy in the transport sector, has gradually become a popular model of travel. Nowadays, ride-hailing is rapidly being adopted in Iran. Thus, there is a necessity to explore the factors that determine potential users’ acceptance of ride-hailing services. To do so, a model was developed from a combination of the technology acceptance model with the information system success model and trust. About 500 users participated in this study, and 466 valid responses were collected. Structural equation modeling with mediation analysis was used to examine the data. Information and service quality have a significant influence on perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness. As predicted, perceived usefulness and perceived ease of use both had a positive relationship with trust, and perceived usefulness had a positive relationship with behavioral intention. However, the predicted relationship that perceived ease of use had a positive relationship with behavioral intention was rejected. Furthermore, results underline the important role of trust as a mediator variable in the model. The model confirmed good explanatory power in the context of ride-hailing. This study expands the literature on technology acceptance by examining the mediating role of trust, a topic that has not previously been investigated. The paper points to the central role of trust in increasing intention to use ride-hailing, and ultimately the likelihood of this behavior.
Forms of Energy Release Rate and J Internal Increase Rate Based on Finite Deformation Theory

To study the crack propagation problem,a model in terms of incremental deformation represents the real propagation mechanism by taking instantaneous configuration as a reference.It requires an accurate definition of incremental deformation on a fresh crack.However,it is difficult to make the instantaneous configuration including zones around the crack tip satisfy the relevant equilibrium equations with regards to the initial configuration.Generally,energy methods such as crack tip energy release rate G and J-integral are powerful in analyzing and solving crack problems.Therefore the focus is on the determination of the form of the increase rate of energy release rate,G·,and that of J-integral,J·,regarding instantaneous configuration.Because the classical theory of small deformation takes initial configuration as a reference,the formulae for G· and J· are derived by using the energy principle and variational principle in the finite deformation theory in the present study.This work provides a new theoretical line for studying crack propagation.
Cart-attachable mobile golf bag

Disclosed is a cart-attachable mobile golf bag, in which the golf bag is configured such that a head cover is detachably attached to an upper portion of a bag body storing golf clubs therein, and the golf bag is attached to a cart in a docking manner by engagement between a docking recess of the golf bag and a docking block of the cart inserted into the docking recess in a one-touch manner, thus making it possible that the golf bag is simply and firmly attached to the cart without requiring any separate tying process. In particular, the golf bag has a hard-shell structure, thus being safe even without requiring a separate wrapping cover when transported by air while being excellent in durability, and further the golf bag provides various storage spaces for storing various equipment other than golf clubs, thus being excellent in use efficiency.
[To attach importance of basic research in Müller cell of diabetic retinopathy].

Retina is the classic "neurovascular coupling" tissue, and coordinate the bioactivity of neurobiology and retinal blood flow. Müller glia cells span the entire thickness of the tissue, and ensheath all retinal neurons and microvascular of the retina. This morphological relationship is reflected by a multitude of functional interactions between neurons and blood-retinal barrier, and play fundamental roles in diabetic retinopathy. However, in recent studies, the mechanisms of Müller glia cells in retinal neurodegeneration and microcirculatory abnormalities of diabetic retinopathy are underestimating. Therefore, the present article reaffirms the interrelationship between Müller glia cells and diabetic retinopathy to draw the attentions of researchers.
Scaling unreinforced masonry for reduced-scale seismic testing

When testing multi-storey structures, most testing facilities require the testing of a reduced-scale model. A literature review on tests of scaled masonry structural components revealed that scaling of masonry was rather challenging and often significant differences in stiffness, strength and failure mechanisms between the different sized masonry were reported. This paper addresses the scaling of hollow clay brick masonry with fully mortared head and bed joints. We investigate different choices of scaling brick units and mortar joints. Based on the results of an extensive test programme including standard material tests and quasi-static cyclic tests on masonry walls subjected to horizontal and axial loads, we formulate recommendations for the production of a half-scale model of unreinforced masonry structures. The experimental results show a good match between full-scale and half-scale masonry. We discuss the differences in material properties that remained and compare the force-displacement hystereses obtained for the wall tests.
The Digital Pharmacies Era: How 3D Printing Technology Using Fused Deposition Modeling Can Become a Reality

The pharmaceutical industry is set to join the fourth industrial revolution with the 3D printing of medicines. The application of 3D printers in compounding pharmacies will turn them into digital pharmacies, wrapping up the telemedicine care cycle and definitively modifying the pharmacotherapeutic treatment of patients. Fused deposition modeling 3D printing technology melts extruded drug-loaded filaments into any dosage form; and allows the obtainment of flexible dosages with different shapes, multiple active pharmaceutical ingredients and modulated drug release kinetics—in other words, offering customized medicine. This work aimed to present an update on this technology, discussing its challenges. The co-participation of the pharmaceutical industry and compounding pharmacies seems to be the best way to turn this technology into reality. The pharmaceutical industry can produce drug-loaded filaments on a large scale with the necessary quality and safety guarantees; while digital pharmacies can transform the filaments into personalized medicine according to specific prescriptions. For this to occur, adaptations in commercial 3D printers will need to meet health requirements for drug products preparation, and it will be necessary to make advances in regulatory gaps and discussions on patent protection. Thus, despite the conservatism of the sector, 3D drug printing has the potential to become the biggest technological leap ever seen in the pharmaceutical segment, and according to the most optimistic prognostics, it will soon be within reach.
Semantic Data Warehouse Design: From ETL to Deployment à la Carte

In last decades, semantic databases (\(\mathcal{S}\mathcal{D}\mathcal{B}\)) emerge and become operational databases, since the major vendors provide semantic supports in their products. This is mainly due to the spectacular development of ontologies in several domains like E-commerce, Engineering, Medicine, etc. Contrary to a traditional database, where its tuples are stored in a relational (table) layout, a \(\mathcal{S}\mathcal{D}\mathcal{B}\) stores independently ontology and its instances in one of the three main storage layouts (horizontal, vertical, binary). Based on this situation, \(\mathcal{S}\mathcal{D}\mathcal{B}\) become serious candidates for business intelligence projects built around the Data Warehouse (\(\mathcal{D}\mathcal{W}\)) technology. The important steps of the \(\mathcal{D}\mathcal{W}\) development life-cycle (user requirement analysis, conceptual design, logical design, ETL, physical design) are usually dealt in isolation way. This is mainly due to the complexity of each phase. Actually, the \(\mathcal{D}\mathcal{W}\) technology is quite mature for the traditional data sources. As a consequence, leveraging its steps to deal with semantic \(\mathcal{D}\mathcal{W}\) becomes a necessity. In this paper, we propose a methodology covering the most important steps of life-cycle of semantic \(\mathcal{D}\mathcal{W}\). Firstly, a mathematical formalization of ontologies, \(\mathcal{S}\mathcal{D}\mathcal{B}\) and semantic \(\mathcal{D}\mathcal{W}\) is given. User requirements are expressed on the ontological level by the means of the goal oriented paradigm. Secondly, the ETL process is expressed on the ontological level, independently of any implementation constraint. Thirdly, different deployment solutions according to the storage layouts are proposed and implemented using the data access object design patterns. Finally, a prototype validating our proposal using the Lehigh University Benchmark ontology is given.
New mining concept for extracting metals from deep ore deposits using biotechnology

BioMOre describes a “New Mining Concept for Extracting Metals from Deep Ore Deposits using Biotechnology”. The concept is to use hydrofracturing for stimulation and bioleaching for winning of ores. The final process will consist of a so-called doublet, which is two deviated and parallel wells.
In order to avoid high costs for drilling from the surface, the BioMOre approach is divided into two phases. Phase 1 will be research on the intended bioleaching process whereas phase 2 will aim at a pilot installation to demonstrate the applicability of the process in large scale including hydro-fracturing and access of the deposit from surface.
The first phase should cover the intended work of the current BioMOre approach without drilling from surface.
The BioMOre project aims at extracting metals from deep mineralized zones in Europe (Poland-Germany, Kupferschiefer deposit as a test case) by coupling solution mining and bioleaching. Selected sustainability indicators based on regulatory requirements of the European Commission will be applied for feasibility considerations.
The main objective of the BioMOre first phase is to design and build an underground test facility for testing the concept of combined hydro-fracturing and bioleaching. The test facility will comprise a 100 m² ore block, where boreholes will be drilled horizontally using standard equipment. All necessary equipment for testing different parameters of the intended bioleaching process will be established underground.
The intention is to test the bioleaching process in high detail in an in-situ environment at the same time avoiding time consuming and risky permission procedures. On the other hand, the application for the permission of underground test operation must contain detailed information about monitoring of tests and all material controls. No harmful substances will remain in the mine after the tests are completed. Further to that, predictive numerical modelling of a pilot installation should be done.
Island Voices: From St Christopher & the Barracudas

Philip Nanton, with art by booops. Island Voices: From St Christopher & Barracudas. London and Trafalgar, Dominica: Papillote Press, 2014. 66 pp._PHILIP NANTON, WHO WAS BORN in St Vincent, returned to Caribbean in 2000, after many years in England. In an early manifestation Island Voices was CD, written, mixed and produced with appropriate sound effects in 2008, using actors to bring voices to life. CD cover was designed by another Vincentian, booops (Caroline Sardine) who also created art work for each of fifteen tracks; and in 2009 an art gallery in Bridgetown hosted joint exhibition of booops's work and Philip Nantons reading. Material from Island Voices has also been presented on internet and in film. And now we have book.The book is nicely designed, and enlivened by collaboration with booops. In blurb on back cover, Rex Dixon, an artist and educator, writes: The illustrations demonstrate mature style and individual voice combining text colour, line, objects, multimedia and assemblage into distinctive whole. But Island Voices is still essentially script - viable revue script - requiring direction and performance.It is set in the mythical Caribbean islands of St Christopher & Barracudas (iv). prime minister, J.G., has asked Fish-head, retired chief of police, a good man behind mike (3), to help promote tourism. Fishhead is in studio directing editing process.The recordings to be edited include taxi-driver calling attention to landmarks (cemetery, hospital, dump, and new construction work); multi-layered response to Hurricane Ivan (including snatches of poetry); rum shop dialogue (in which former groom is rebuked for colonial nostalgia); admiration of coconut vendors machete-wielding artistry; dispute in public transport about what style of music to play; privileged ladies comparing cruises and their inadequate husbands; rich man worried about health and physical security; an unreliable gardener who cannot repay loan; foul-mouthed entertainer complaining that his precious smoked salmon has been eaten as red salt-fish; an incompetent hold-up man remonstrating with bungling confederate; what reads like celebration of criminal assault in New York (and haunting snatches of Shake Keane poetry); police broadcasts; class-conscious lady who insists that she must be one to take governor around to see stalls at fair, and who is cross that Cuban Embassy has failed to indicate their wishes in good time; lady who finds her priest so stubborn with his kindness (59) that he would weaken corps of volunteers by accepting Mrs Maynards of this world who do not mean to work; and finally Wake Up Call, snatch of stylishly vacuous morning radio. …
Promoting youth scientific career awareness and it attractiveness through multi-stakeholder co-operation

This project builds on literature research outcomes and proposes to study the impact of real life related, career-focused stories (referred to as scenarios) as the introduction to the learning of science subjects by secondary school students (ages 13 to 15). Through such an innovative development, initiating motivational and meaningful context- and inquiry-based science studies, the project researches the impact on learning and attitudinal gains, as well as students’ own ideas to enhance the relevance of science studies. The target is to increase students’ future preferences for choosing science studies and their desire to reflect on and pursue science-related careers. 
There has been a general educational trend towards context-based approaches and viewing science education as being education through the context of science. Context-based approaches and strategies that actively engage students in the learning process have been shown to result in improvement in students’ attitudes towards science, although the need for students to input their ideas and their indigenous knowledge should be taken into account.  However, research has shown that middle grade students were not aware of career options, were not conversant with competences needed and few indicated knowing professionals actively working in the science, technology, engineering and mathematics fields. Yet in recruiting graduates, employers have indicated that a range of skills were important and that the most important skills were team working, sector-specific and communication skills. 
The intended project outcome is to raise youth awareness of the role of science and technology in society, an awareness of science and technology careers and orientation of students towards gaining positive views towards undertaking science careers. The project is planned as a longitudinal study over 3 years, involving multi-stakeholder co-operation between different stakeholders.