SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Accurate determination of ochratoxin A in Korean fermented soybean paste by isotope dilution-liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry

Ochratoxin A (OTA), a naturally occurring mycotoxin, has been frequently detected in doenjang, a traditional fermented soybean paste, when it is fermented under improper conditions. Reliable screening of OTA in traditional fermented soybean paste (doenjang) is a special food-safety issue in Korea. Our laboratory, the National Metrology Institute of Korea, established an isotope dilution-liquid chromatography tandem mass spectrometry (ID-LC/MS/MS) method as a higher-order reference method to be used for SI-traceable value-assignment of OTA in certified reference materials (CRMs). (13)C20-OTA was used as an internal standard. Sample preparation conditions and LC/MS measurement parameters were optimised for this purpose. The analytical method was validated by measuring samples fortified with OTA at various levels. Repeatability and reproducibility studies showed that the ID-LC/MS/MS method is reliable and reproducible within 2% relative standard deviation. The analytical method was applied to determine OTA in various commercial doenjang products and home-made doenjang products.
Simulation-Based Tactics Generation for Warship Combat Using the Genetic Algorithm

In most existing warships combat simulation system, the tactics of a warship is manipulated by human operators. For this reason, the simulation results are restricted due to the capabilities of human operators. To deal with this, we have employed the genetic algorithm for supporting the evolutionary simulation environment. In which, the tactical decision by human operators is replaced by the human model with a rule-based chromosome for representing tactics so that the population of simulations are created and hundreds of simulation runs are continued on the basis of the genetic algorithm without any human intervention until finding emergent tactics which shows the best performance throughout the simulation. Several simulation tests demonstrate the techniques.
Universal, mobile-centric and opportunistic communications architecture

Cars, sensors, home appliances, every device in the daily life of citizens is becoming a constituent in Future Internet, adding to the need to reconsider requirements and assumptions in terms of network availability and affordability to support the ever increasing traffic demand. Still, the current Internet can only evolve adequately, if its infrastructure can be devised to accommodate the emerging services. The increased cost of adding new infrastructure and capacity has a drastic effect on rural and remote communities as well as nomadic users as they become marginalized by not gaining access to crucial Internet services. Our goal is to make the Future Internet universally pervasive supporting a diverse set of services. To achieve this, we develop a universal mobile-centric and opportunistic communications architecture, which integrates the principles of Delay Tolerant Networking (DTN) and Information Centric Networking (ICN) in a common framework. We utilize the benefits of both ICN and DTN to enable resource exploitation at minimal bandwidth, opportunistic access to information and more localized access to information through novel caching strategies. UMOBILE focuses on assisting users in getting access to the content they want or content that may be of shared interest to their trust circles. By relying on an instance of the UMOBILE architecture, users are able to share information directly with other peers without relying on infrastructure or expensive connectivity services. The proposed architecture targets the mobile part of the networks, extends Internet connectivity to regions that are not typically covered enhancing network resilience and is fully backward compatible with the current Internet architecture. We will validate our architecture in a real world trial as well as participate strategically in carefully planned dissemination, standardization and exploitation activities to ensure that our architecture transcends from the lab to real world deployments.
METHODS AND SYSTEMS FOR GENERATING REACTIVE FLUORIDE SPECIES FROM A GASEOUS PRECURSOR IN A SUBTERRANEAN FORMATION FOR STIMULATION THEREOF

In situ generation of hydrogen fluoride or other reactive fluoride species can sometimes be beneficial during an acidizing operation, particularly when it is desired to limit the presence of a carrier fluid that may be present. Methods for acidizing a subterranean formation can comprise: providing a treatment fluid comprising a non-HF fluoride compound, the non-HF fluoride compound being a gas at standard temperature and pressure and that is free of boron; introducing the treatment fluid into a subterranean formation; transforming the non-HF fluoride compound into a reactive fluoride species; and etching a surface in the subterranean formation with the reactive fluoride species, the surface comprising a siliceous material.
Regulatory approved software for mutation analysis in cancer

As the incidence and prevalence of cancer increases worldwide, advanced anti-cancer drugs have become one of the key cost centres in healthcare budgets. This is a major societal challenge for the EU and global decision makers. Nowadays, modern anti-cancer therapies are expensive and are based on mutation analysis of cancer DNA Next-Generation-Sequencing data. However, state-of-the-art software used to analyse this data lack diagnostic accuracy and regulatory approvals. 

Oncodia aims to address this market gap by developing RASMAC – software for analyses of tumours DNA sequencing data - to optimise the use of targeted anti-cancer therapies. The most innovative aspect of RASMAC lies in the deterministic algorithms that make it possible to accurately identify cancer mutations. We aim to set a new standard for diagnostic accuracy in mutation analysis in cancer that will lead to the right therapy for every patient. 

Oncodia is well-positioned to disrupt the underserved market for cancer mutation analysis because of the expertise of multi-skilled team and the quality of previous projects (EU FP7 INNOVATION). Oncodia is the company able to uniquely deliver technologically superior, regulatory approved and cost-effective software. The innovativeness of our product has been recently confirmed through ""Attractive Innovation Project Award"" from Uppsala University Innovation.

During the Phase 1 Project, Oncodia will develop a business plan for the development and commercialisation of RASMAC. Specific objectives of this project are to design a study to improve the performance of the product and to conduct a market feasibility assessment to optimize go-to-market plan. The Phase 1 project is an important step on Oncodia’s journey to facilitate access to better DNA-based diagnostic routines for cancer patients worldwide. If successful, the project will take Oncodia to a new level of competitiveness and growth.
Regional Actions To Innovate Operational Programmes

In the current European context, SMEs located far from urban areas meet the challenge not only to grow but also to survive. The improvement of their innovation capacity is essential to promote the regional economical development and to fight against rural exodus. By helping rural SMEs to consolidate themselves to overcome of the barriers to their growth and competitiveness is a challenge for the regional innovation policies. These barriers include geographic isolation (far from rural areas and low populated areas), lack of infrastructure, lack of scale, scarce joint working opportunities and critical lack of ICT expertise. Faster broadband and advanced ICT knowledge are needed to enhance the innovation delivery to reach and increase productivity and sustainability of rural SMEs. RATIO aims to identify the innovative potential of these companies and help them to grow and expand their activities through: a learning process to implement and manage innovation This must be done by creating effective exchange of experiences in supporting cluster cooperation and international alliances, netwotks and clusters. This exchange of experiences among regional actors will be followed by the transfer of the lesson learnt to the regional programmes. The RATIO project is embedded in the Interreg Europe priority axis 1: Strengthening research, technological development and innovation, with the specific objective :improving innovation delivery policies. Thus, this project will contribute to reinforce the innovation culture in the region boosting innovative ecosystems where actors (regional and local authorities and innovation partners) and stakeholders (associations, academia, regional governments…) can work together in the Action plan to reach the needed policy change for the consolidation of innovative companies in non metropolitan areas.
VINYL-ETHERS AND METHODS OF THEIR PRODUCTION

The present invention relates to methods for producing at least one vinyl ether compound of formula (1) and to a vinyl ether compound of formula (1) preferably obtainable by the methods according to the invention. Furthermore, the present invention relates to a polymer obtainable by polymerizing the vinyl ether compound of formula (1) according to the invention, to an adhesive comprising the at least one polymer according to the invention and to the use of at least one vinyl ether compound of formula (I) according to the invention or at least one polymer according to the invention for the production of UV adhesives, cationic curings or 1-component or 2-component systems.
ASL-ORANGE SMART LIVING

MATEC S.R.L.P. IVA 04810400871*VIALE AFRICAN.194/A*PURCHASE OF SERVICES CONSULENZAATTRAVERSO THE CATALOGUE OF COMPETENCES TO THE SERVICE OF TECHNOLOGICAL, STRATEGIC, ORGANIZATIONAL AND COMMERCIAL INNOVATION OF SICILIAN SMES
Analysis of Rabies in China: Transmission Dynamics and Control

Human rabies is one of the major public-health problems in China. The number of human rabies cases has increased dramatically in the last 15 years, partially due to the poor understanding of the transmission dynamics of rabies and the lack of effective control measures of the disease. In this article, in order to explore effective control and prevention measures we propose a deterministic model to study the transmission dynamics of rabies in China. The model consists of susceptible, exposed, infectious, and recovered subpopulations of both dogs and humans and describes the spread of rabies among dogs and from infectious dogs to humans. The model simulations agree with the human rabies data reported by the Chinese Ministry of Health. We estimate that the basic reproduction number R₀ = 2 for the rabies transmission in China and predict that the number of the human rabies is decreasing but may reach another peak around 2030. We also perform some sensitivity analysis of R₀ in terms of the model parameters and compare the effects of culling and immunization of dogs. Our study demonstrates that (i) reducing dog birth rate and increasing dog immunization coverage rate are the most effective methods for controlling rabies in China; and (ii) large scale culling of susceptible dogs can be replaced by immunization of them.
Environmental impact of FDI – the case of US subsidiaries

Purpose This paper aims to examine how foreign direct investment (FDI) and firm-specific advantages (FSAs) of US multinational enterprises (MNEs) majority-owned subsidiaries affect environmental pollution in host countries. The research results contribute to helping managers and policymakers understand the environmental impact of MNEs activities, and encourage these firms to develop environmentally responsible management (ERM) as an element of their corporate social responsibility practice. Design/methodology/approach Panel data consisting of developing and developed countries spanning the years 2004 through 2014 are used. The dynamic panel generalised method of moments technique is implemented. This method avoids common estimation bias, such as endogeneity, heteroscedasticity and autocorrelation. Findings This paper finds that the direct environmental impacts of FDI vary significantly between the two groups of countries. The environmental benefits of FDI to the recipient country are achieved through capital and technology transfer. The study also reveals that R&amp;D intensity moderates the relationship between FDI and environmental pollution in both developing and developed countries in such a way that environmental pollution decreases. Research limitations/implications Future research could explore the environmental impact of MNEs on host countries by considering both equity and non-equity entry modes. The findings offer some support to host government policies offering generous incentive packages to attract R&amp;D investment to improve environmental pollution. This research raises questions as to the reasons corporations operating in developing and developed countries should pursue their ERM practices. Originality/value This research examines both the direct effect of FDI and the moderating effects of FSAs on the relationship between FDI and the environment. Although previous studies have already looked at the relationship between FDI and the environment, the moderating effect of FSAs is very under-developed in this relationship.
HYDROPHILICALLY INTERNALLY COATED MEDICAL DEVICE

A method for coating a hollow body on its inner surface comprises pre-coating the inner surface with a reactive gas plasma (PECVD), and follow-up-coating the pre-coated surface with a reactive gas component without plasma action (CVD). The resulting hollow body is used for temporarily accommodating bodily liquids, in particular blood, or cell suspensions, due to its hydrophilizing PECVD/CVD-coating on its inner surface.
DISPOSITIF ANTI-RELEVAGE DE SECURITE DE VOLET ROULANT

<P>L'invention concerne un dispositif anti-relevage de sécurité pour des volets roulants comportant au moins un flasque (11) solidaire de l'arbre d'enroulement (3) du tablier (1) et possédant une butée (12) positionnée en bordure d'un des côtés latéraux dudit tablier, associée à chaque flasque, une butée (32) de lame supérieure (2a) montée en vis-à-vis du flasque (11), de façon à s'étendre latéralement dans le prolongement de ladite lame supérieure, dans un même plan radial que la butée de flasque (12), les butées de flasque (12) et de lame (32) étant disposées de façon à suivre des trajectoires circulaires de diamètres différents, supérieure pour la butée de flasque (12), en cours d'enroulement et de déroulement, et étant dotées de faces frontales (31, 33) conjuguées aptes à permettre l'autoblocage desdites butées en fin de déroulement lorsque la butée de lame (32) est amenée à suivre une trajectoire en spirale l'amenant à s'écarter de l'arbre d'enroulement (3) et à rejoindre la trajectoire circulaire de la butée de flasque (12).</P>
Changing trends in the epidemiology, clinical presentation, and diagnosis of Leishmania–HIV co-infection in India

Following the HIV epidemic, several countries have reported co-infections of Leishmania with HIV. Co-infection with these two pathogens results in rapid disease progression, more severe disease, and a poor response to treatment. A systematic review of the literature from India is presented herein. Since the first case of visceral leishmaniasis (VL) and HIV was published from India in 1999, a number of cases of HIV-Leishmania co-infection have been reported, but the proportion has been low (0.029-0.4%), as also reported in other countries where these two diseases are co-endemic. More than 89 cases of VL-HIV and 10 cases of cutaneous leishmaniasis (CL)-HIV have been published since 1999. Of these latter 10 cases, five had simple CL and five cases manifested with diffuse cutaneous leishmaniasis (DCL). In addition, one case of post-kala-azar mucocutaneous leishmaniasis in a patient with full-blown AIDS has also been reported. In two cases, it could not be ascertained whether they were cases of DCL or post-kala-azar dermal leishmaniasis from the description. Although the first case of VL-HIV co-infection was reported from the sub-Himalayan state of Uttarakhand, most cases have been reported from the VL endemic state of Bihar. HIV-Leishmania is not alarmingly high in India. Most cases were found to have occurred during 1997-2007. After that, the number of new cases decreased. This is most probably due to the low prevalence of HIV in VL and CL endemic regions and to the free supply of highly active antiretroviral therapy for HIV-infected patients.
Development and enhancement of typical products in the cross-border area

The project stems from the need to improve the situation of farms and foster agricultural competitiveness on the basis of a sustainable and environment-friendly development, in keeping with environmental protection. The work carried out for several years in this territory has revealed the need for a joint analysis and a targeted development of typical agricultural produce (PT) in the cross-border area, especially of high-quality, organic, traditional and typical products. The main objective of VALO-PT is the setting up of a single cross-border data bank for typical products. The primary sector of this area will therefore acquire greater external visibility by means of special events, information material and creation of several information centres that farms can refer to. Several sectors will be involved: meat, milk, fruit-growing, olive-growing, vegetablegrowing, vine-growing, medicinal herbs and typical dishes. By ensuring high quality, a much larger number of users than the present one can be achieved, whilst promoting the image of the cross-border territory. A considerable increase in the number of new jobs is also possible in the field of environment-friendly, organic and typical food production. This project intends to diversify the supply, the enhancement of local production and the actions aimed at the enhancement of high added value products, especially of typical local and traditional products, which make their recognition easier and at the same time consolidate the territorial visibility.
ADMINISTRATION OF SUMO-ACTIVATING ENZYME INHIBITOR AND CHECKPOINT INHIBITORS

The present disclosure provides methods, pharmaceutical compositions, and kits for treating cancer in patients in need thereof. The methods comprise administering to a patient in need a small ubiquitin-like modifier (SUMO) activating enzyme (SAE) inhibitor, such as [(1R,2S,4R)-4-{[5-({4-[(1R)-7-chloro-1,2,3,4-tetrahydroisoquinolin-1-y1]-5-methy1-2- thieny1}carbony1)pyrimidin-4-y1]amino}-2-hydroxycyclopenty1]methyl sulfamate or a pharmaceutically acceptable salt, in combination with one or more checkpoint inhibitors. Also provided are medicaments for use in treating cancer.
Magnetic, electric-field and light induced control of spin-polarized supercurrents: fundamentals for an offbeat electronics

This project aims at establishing the basis for high-temperature superconducting spintronics. The innovative idea is to use spin-polarized superconducting pairs -instead of normal electrons- to convey and manipulate information, taking advantage of the coherent transport inherent to superconductivity. To further increase the potential of this approach, we intend to create multiple control knobs: magnetic field, the classical one in spintronics, as well as the knobs customary in conventional electronics: electric field and light.  This will endow superconducting spintronics with a magnetic and electric memory, as well as with photosensitivity. The basic ingredient for this ambitious project is complex-oxide heterostructures.  The approach consists of combining the following fundamental effects:
(a)  Superconducting proximity effects, in order to transfer superconductivity into ferromagnets.
(b) Ferroelectric field-effects, in order to modulate the superconductor/ferromagnet interactions and tune Josephson coupling. 
(c) Spin-torque and ferromagnetic resonance effects, in order to couple superconductivity and magnetization dynamics.
(d) Photoconductivity and photoelectric effects, in order to manipulate the interactions between superconductors and ferroics.
This research is essentially fundamental, but the novel concepts pursued will increase the technological possibilities of superconductivity and spintronics -whose applications are at present completely disconnected.
PROCESS AND PRODUCT FOR THE TREATMENT OF TEXTILE FABRICS

A process for the removal of stains from textile fabrics comprises soaking the fabrics first in a low-pH aqueous liquor containing, for example, citric acid and sodium citrate, then subsequently in a bleaching liquor, for example, containing a dichlorocyanurate bleach, then rinsing and drying the fabrics. The first aqueous liquor preferably contains an oxidising agent, for example, potassium iodate, to mask and/or neutralise sulphurous odours. The process may suitably be carried out by hand. The product comprises two separately packaged particulate compositions for generating the two liquors; these are preferably packed in visually distinct sachets within common outer packaging.
WATER SPOUT WITH PLURALITY OF ARCUATELY DISPOSED OUTLETS

The present invention comprises a water spout (10) for use in a bathtub, sink or the like and has at least one inlet (20) and a plurality of outlets (30) for discharging the water. The outlets are arranged in arcuate fashion and are sufficiently spaced to enable discrete streams of water to flow from the outlets. The outlets are disposed substantially in a single plane and define a central arc having an angle less than 180 DEG .
The bright side of indebtedness

Purpose The purpose of this paper is to show that indebtedness can have a positive meaning for people who are embedded in social relationships in organizations if it is meant in the light of the notion of gratitude, gift-giving and generalized reciprocity. Design/methodology/approach The study reviews the literature on the common notion of indebtedness and integrates it with the literature on gratitude, gift-giving and generalized reciprocity. Findings The study reveals that through the notion of gratitude, gift-giving and generalized reciprocity people may conceive their indebtedness as gratitude for having received something, so triggering giving behaviors that does not necessarily aim to repay the debt, but to develop and feed their social relationships. Originality/value In the past indebtedness has been conceived as a negative feeling. This study reveals that it may have also a bright side when it is applied to people in flesh and bones, as they are immersed in good quality social relationships.
Novas Cartas Portuguesas: resistência e atualidade

Este artigo tem por objetivo discutir a obra literária Novas Cartas Portuguesas – sob a óptica da História Social –, de valor inestimável para Portugal bem como para a luta feminina/feminista no país nos anos finais da ditadura do Estado Novo português. Esta obra, escrita a três mãos por Maria I. Barreno, Maria T. Horta e Maria V. da Costa, constituiu importante ferramenta de enfrentamento contra a condição nacional, colocando em discussão através da poesia e literatura o papel da mulher na sociedade portuguesa. Esta obra, escrita em forma de cartas, poemas e pequenos ensaios, buscou denunciar parte do sistema autoritário em que estava imerso o país, deixando um rastro de significados e desafios daquele período.