SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Gelnar — intérieurs — Conception et prototype de conception de produits — mur et table multifusibles

L’objet de la solution et de la coopération est la conception du produit de l’étagère multifusion murale et table à manger, le développement d’un prototype/échantillon fonctionnel.
Metodi moderni di visualizzazione di interni ed esterni di automobili nell'ambiente Internet

Il progetto risponde al problema della visualizzazione dei dati dei concessionari e si occupa del tema della presentazione visiva delle auto esistenti, dei magazzini nelle concessionarie automobilistiche o delle auto usate nelle concessionarie automobilistiche. L'obiettivo primario è quello di unificare queste risorse in modo che agiscano in modo coerente e sostengano il giusto processo decisionale dei clienti. L'obiettivo del progetto è quello di analizzare le possibilità di visualizzazione delle auto, ottenendo registrazioni video e foto e la loro successiva post-produzione per la presentazione su Internet.
Apoyo a las pequeñas empresas con un volumen de negocios superior a 500 000 BGN para superar el impacto económico de la pandemia de COVID-19

Apoyo a las pequeñas empresas con un volumen de negocios superior a 500 000 BGN para superar el impacto económico de la pandemia de COVID-19
Culture in talk: neoliberalism, welfare and school education in sweden, the uk and russia

The study is the first to apply a cultural prism to comparatively examine the diverse and contradictory enactments of neoliberal education reforms in three welfare states - Sweden, the UK and Russia. In contrast to other studies that examine neoliberal expansion in education from the perspective of official policy narratives and numbers this study embraces a bottom-up approach by studying grassroots societal voices. Building bridges between cultural sociology, public policy and comparative education, the study will help redefine the relationship between culture and policy as a continuous feedback loop that enables grassroots policy interpretations to trickle up to policy discourse and inform policy action. 

Empirically, the study will map contemporary meanings of education in the three case countries, highlight ongoing sources of tension between neoliberal and welfare educational values, and unpack similar and divergent cultural logics of resistance. Theoretically, the study will enrich our understanding of the widely recognised but under-explored cultural dimension of policy. The study will contribute to enabling more effective dialogue between grassroots and nation-level education actors by advancing the view of social policy as co-produced and co-owned by grassroots actors.

This ambitious multi-language project will bring the researcher to the forefront of the global conversation about the role of grassroots resistance in public policy-making. It will solidify the researcher’s transnational expertise that spans Russia, the UK, the US, Scandinavia and Sub-Saharan Africa, and catalyse her independence in comparative public policy research. It will also sharpen her unique methodological expertise in the interrogation of social meanings through computational and digital research. Finally, it will enhance the researcher’s profile and visibility in international policy consultancy, with a view to her going on to lead her own consulting practice.
Analysis of Fission and Activation Radionuclides Produced by a Uranium-fueled Nuclear Detonation and Identification of the Top Dose-producing Radionuclides

The radiological assessment of the nuclear fallout (i.e., fission and neutron-activation radionuclides) from a nuclear detonation is complicated by the large number of fallout radionuclides. This paper provides the initial isotopic source term inventory of the fallout from a uranium-fueled nuclear detonation and identifies the significant and insignificant radiological dose producing radionuclides over 11 dose integration time periods (time phases) of interest. A primary goal of this work is to produce a set of consistent, time phase-dependent lists of the top dose-producing radionuclides that can be used to prepare radiological assessment calculations and data products (e.g., maps of areas that exceed protective action guidelines) in support of public and worker protection decisions. The ranked lists of top dose-producing radionuclides enable assessors to perform atmospheric dispersion modeling and radiological dose assessment modeling more quickly by using relatively short lists of radionuclides without significantly compromising the accuracy of the modeling and the dose projections. This paper also provides a superset-list of the top dose-producing fallout radionuclides from a uranium-fueled nuclear detonation that can be used to perform radiological assessments over any desired time phase. Furthermore, this paper provides information that may be useful to monitoring and sampling and laboratory analysis personnel to help understand which radionuclides are of primary concern. Finally, this paper may be useful to public protection decision makers because it shows the importance of quickly initiating public protection actions to minimize the radiological dose from fallout.
IMPRESSION TOOL AND METHODS OF USE

An impression tool for providing an impression of an object in a borehole. The tool comprises a block held by a gripper. The block comprises a plurality of discrete elements that deform or move so as to create an impression of an impacted object. In use, the tool is impacted on an object such that an impression is formed in the block. In a preferred embodiment, the block is formed from a knitted wire mesh.
Cadmium Accumulation and Translocation in Two Jerusalem Artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus L.) Cultivars

Abstract Jerusalem artichoke (Helianthus tuberosus L.) not just can be used for bioethanol production but may be potentially used in phytoremediation for the removal of heavy metal pollutants. Two Jerusalem artichoke cultivars, N2 and N5, were subjected to six cadmium (Cd) concentrations (0, 5, 25, 50, 100 and 200 mg L−1) to investigate Cd tolerance and accumulation. After 21 days of growth, the effects of Cd on growth, chlorophyll content, net photosynthetic rate, intercellular CO2 concentration and malondialdehyde content were evaluated. Most growth parameters were reduced under Cd stress. The two Jerusalem artichoke cultivars had relatively high Cd tolerance and accumulation capacity (> 100 mg kg−1), with N5 being more tolerant and having higher Cd accumulation than N2. Roots accumulate more Cd than stems and leaves. The bioconcentration factors (far higher than 1) and translocation factors (lower than 1) decreased with an increase in Cd applied. The results suggested that Jerusalem artichoke could be grown at relatively high Cd loads, and N5 could be an excellent candidate for phytoremediation of Cd-contaminated soils.
Stroke Outcomes and Usage of IV Alteplase during Pregnancy in the Nationwide Inpatient Sample 2005-2010 (P3.100)

Background
Although alarmingly increasing trends of stroke in pregnancy has been reported in the US, few studies have investigated clinical outcomes, including outcomes of IV alteplase (tPA) treatment among pregnant women.
Methods
Data was abstracted from the Nationwide Inpatient Sample, an all-payer inpatient care database. We identified pregnancy-related hospitalizations from 2005-2010 by ICD-9-CM diagnostic codes. We extracted diagnoses of acute ischemic stroke (AIS), intracerebral (ICH) and subarachnoid (SAH) hemorrhage, transient ischemic attack, cerebral venous thrombosis (CVT), unspecified, and other pregnancy-related complications. We also identified pregnant women with AIS who received IV tPA. Clinical outcomes included length of stay (LOS), discharge disposition, and in-hospital mortality.
Results
An estimated 18,392 pregnant women were diagnosed with stroke from 2005-2010. CVT (26.8%) and hemorrhagic (ICH and SAH) stroke (22.8%) were the most common types of stroke, with about 20% of all stroke reported as unspecified in 2010. Mean LOS ranged from 6.5-7.2 days; linear regression did not reveal significant trends in LOS over time. The most common pregnancy-related stroke risk factors included hypertension (30.2%) and pre-eclampsia (13.4%). Decreasing trend of discharge home (from 78.3 to 72.6%, p=0.09) and increasing mortality rate (from 1.8% to 4.0% p for linear trend=0.02) were observed from 2005 to 2010. Of the estimated 70 pregnant AIS patients treated with IV tPA, LOS ranged 4-28 days; 78.6% were discharged home, 14.3% to skilled nursing facility, and 7.1% died.
Conclusions
Stroke remains a serious complication in pregnancy, and mortality is increasing. Usage of tPA for AIS during pregnancy is minimal, with increased mortality compared to all strokes in pregnancy. Research efforts are needed to improve stroke outcomes during pregnancy. Disclosure: Dr. Ouyang has nothing to disclose. Dr. Knopf has nothing to disclose. Dr. Conners has nothing to disclose. Dr. Cutting has received personal compensation for activities with F1000. Dr. Lee has nothing to disclose. Dr. Smit has nothing to disclose. Dr. Kuklina has nothing to disclose.
METHOD AND USE OF MELATONIN TO INDUCE SLEEP

Methods of inducing sleepiness and sleep in an individual by administering to that individual a single dose of melatonin sufficient to induce sleepiness and sleep in the individual.
Kyste hydatique du rein : aspects radiologiques et thérapeutiques

Hydatid disease is endemic in some Mediterranean countries. Kidney is a relatively rare site, representing 2 to 3 % of all visceral sites. The diagnosis of hydatid cyst of the kidney is suspected in epidemiological, clinical, radiological and biological arguments. It remains clinically silent for a long time and only presents at the stage of complications. Ultrasound can suspect the hydatid nature of the lesion in 50 % of cases. Computed tomography and magnetic resonance imaging are helpful in the event of problem of differential diagnosis. The standard treatment for renal hydatid cyst is resection of the prominent dome and nephrectomy is indicated in cases of destroyed kidney.
Aging-Related changes in brain activation and deactivation during cognition: novel insights into the physiology of the human mind from simultaneous pet-fmri imaging

There is no doubt that functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) has led to a breakthrough in our ability to measure how the complexities of the mind are rooted in biology. However, deactivation of certain brain areas during cognitive control and increased activation of prefrontal areas in aging are two examples of consistently found patterns of fMRI activation that have had a large impact on the study of the human mind, but that prompt major questions of interpretation. The physiological basis of the fMRI signal reflects interplay between hemodynamics and metabolic demands that vary across the brain, as well as between different tasks and individuals, and cannot be resolved by fMRI alone. To be able to use non-invasive imaging to distinguish a normally aging brain from one that is in the pre-clinical stages of disease, it is important to understand the neurobiological basis of these functional brain changes. Positron emission tomography (PET) is a molecular imaging method that is able to monitor brain glucose metabolism, which stems primarily from synaptic activity and is invariant to changes in blood flow. Studies that have made use of the complementary information gained from fMRI and PET to investigate human brain function have had to rely on sequential scans, and correlation of the signals from both modalities between individuals. The investigation of within-person switches between different mental states with complementary modalities is only made possible by the recent development of a hybrid PET-MR system, which, for the first time, allows simultaneous assessment of fMRI signal, blood flow and PET glucose metabolism during cognitive task performance. The proposal is structured in three work packages that include PET-fMRI scans in 30 healthy younger and 40 older adults. The analyses are designed to disentangle the hemodynamic and metabolic contributions to fMRI deactivations and prefrontal over-activation in aging during cognitive task performance.
Cross-species comparison of mammalian saliva using an LC-MALDI based proteomic approach

Despite the importance of saliva in the regulation of oral cavity homeostasis, few studies have been conducted to quantitatively compare the saliva of different mammal species. Aiming to define a proteome signature of mammals' saliva, an in-depth SDS-PAGE-LC coupled to MS/MS (GeLC-MS/MS) approach was used to characterize the saliva from primates (human), carnivores (dog), glires (rat and rabbit), and ungulates (sheep, cattle, horse). Despite the high variability in the number of distinct proteins identified per species, most protein families were shared by the mammals studied with the exception of cattle and horse. Alpha-amylase is an example that seems to reflect the natural selection related to digestion efficacy and food recognition. Casein protein family was identified in all species but human, suggesting an alternative to statherin in the protection of hard tissues. Overall, data suggest that different proteins might assure a similar role in the regulation of oral cavity homeostasis, potentially explaining the specific mammals' salivary proteome signature. Moreover, some protein families were identified for the first time in the saliva of some species, the presence of proline-rich proteins in rabbit's saliva being a good example.
ANNA RICCIARDELLA

ANTRAG AUF ERLEICHTERUNG GEMÄSS DER ÖFFENTLICHEN BEKANNTMACHUNG ÜBER KLEINE ZUSCHÜSSE AN KMU AUSGESETZT ODER MIT EINEM ERHEBLICHEN RÜCKGANG DES UMSATZES
Elevated stacks’ pollutants’ dispersion and its contributions to photochemical smog formation in a heavily industrialized area

In this study, the photochemical smog formation over a heavily industrialized area with complex terrain was investigated. A mesoscale prognostic meteorological and air pollution model was used in combination with data, which were collected by in situ and remote monitoring stations. The area of interest is a mountainous basin in north-western Greece. The intensive industrial activity in this area has resulted in effects on the air quality of the area, mainly caused by the lignite-fired power stations and the lignite mining operation. The study focused on the dispersion of ozone production due to primary pollutants’ emissions from the power stations (PSs). Moreover, the investigation of this external sources’ contribution to the ozone concentrations measured in Kozani, the most populated city of the area, is ventured. The results showed a considerable skill of the model in predicting the major mesoscale features affecting the pollutants’ dispersion and concentrations in the area of interest. Numerical simulation data of photochemical pollutants were significantly correlated with meteorology during the simulation period. The correlation reveals the most important factors of ozone production, such as solar radiation, temperature, wind speed and topography. The obtained results have contributed to the verification of distant pollutants’ transfer from industrial sources.
Obesity rather than regional fat depots marks the metabolomic pattern of adipose tissue: An untargeted metabolomic approach

This study compares the patterns of visceral (VIS) and subcutaneous (SC) adipose tissue (AT)-derived metabolites from non-obese (BMI 24-26 kg/m2) and obese subjects (BMI > 40 kg/m2) with no major metabolic risk factors other than BMI.SC- and VIS- AT obtained from obese (Ob) and non-obese (NOb) subjects during surgery were incubated to obtain their metabolites. Differences related to obesity or anatomical provenances of AT were assessed using an untargeted metabolomics approach based on gas chromatography-mass spectrometry.The overall effect of obesity on the metabolite profile resulted more remarkable than the effect of regional AT. Only the depletion of 2-ketoisocaproic (2-KIC) acid reached statistical significance for the SC-AT alone, although it was observed in both depots. Obesity induced more significant changes in several amino acids levels of the VIS-AT metabolites. On the one hand, higher released levels of glutamine and alanine were detected in the VIS- obese AT, whereas on the other, the VIS- obese AT presented a diminished uptake of essential amino acids (methionine, threonine, lysine), BCAAs, leucine, and serine.This study shows that obesity markedly affects the amino acid metabolic signature of the AT before the clinical onset of other significant metabolic alterations aside from BMI.
Prescribing Patterns of Antibiotics at Two Teaching Hospitals in Sanandaj

We report here the results of a prospective analysis of the pattern of antibiotics use over a one month period (May 2009) at two teaching hospitals in Sanandaj, western part of Iran. Data on antibiotic usage were obtained from the pharmacy services. Data was coded, computed and analyzed using SPSS version 11.5.A total of 1336 and 556 patients from Beasat and Tohid hospital respectively received antibiotic. Male patients represented 758 (41.5%) and females 1080 (58.5%) of the total number of patients evaluated by physicians at the two hospitals during the one month period. Usage of antibiotics varied from hospital to hospital; Beasat hospital had the highest usage. The ward-wise distribution of antibiotic use showed that the prevalence of prescribing was highest in the post partum ward (66.58%). Similarly, among Tohid hospital wards, men surgical ward and women surgical ward prescribed antibiotics significantly more than all other wards. The route of administration of antibiotics was parentrally for 85.5% and 88.2% at Beasat anf Tohid hospitals respectively. The distribution of use of individual antibiotics showed that cepfzoline was the most frequently prescribed antibiotics used at both the hospitals. Delivery (childbirth) and pneumonia were the most frequent diagnosed pat tern for which an antibiotic was prescribed at Beasat and Tohid hospital respectively. In conclusion our study suggests that there is considerable scope for improving prescribing pattern among the practitioners and minimizing the use of antibiotics. The improvement would be facilitated by providing feedback, prescriber education and hospital formulary.
Synchronization Using PGF<sub>2α</sub> and Estradiol With or Without GnRH for Timed Artificial Insemination in Dairy Cows

This study examined the use of PGF(2α) and estradiol benzoate (EB) either with or without GnRH to synchronize estrus in dairy cows for timed artificial insemination (TAI) under field conditions. First, Holstein dairy cows with a corpus luteum (CL) received 500 μg cloprostenol and were then randomly allocated to three groups: no further treatment (control, n=236); treatment with 1 mg EB 56 h after cloprostenol (EB group, n=339); or treatment with 1 mg EB 56 h after cloprostenol followed by treatment with 100 μg gonadorelin 24 h later (EB + GnRH group, n=216). All cows received TAI 80 h after the cloprostenol injection. In a second experiment, Holstein dairy cows with a CL received 500 μg cloprostenol and were then randomly allocated to two groups: treatment with 2 mg EB 36 h later (EB group, n=284) or treatment with 2 mg EB 36 h after cloprostenol followed by 100 μg gonadorelin 24 h later (EB + GnRH group, n=229). All cows received TAI 24 h after the EB injection. Logistic analyses revealed that the odds ratio for the probability of pregnancy when 1 mg EB was administered 56 h following cloprostenol was 1.9 and 2.0 times (P<0.001) higher in the EB (39.5%) and EB + GnRH groups (40.7%), respectively, compared with the control group (25.8%). However, pregnancy rates in cows receiving 2 mg EB 24 h following cloprostenol showed no difference compared with cows treated with EB only (32.4%) or with EB + GnRH (35.8%). These results indicate that a synchronization protocol comprising PGF(2α) and EB could be used for TAI in dairy herds under field conditions.
Aspectos atuais sobre diagnóstico laboratorial da Diabetes mellitus: mini revisão de literatura

A Diabetes Mellitus (DM) é uma doença metabólica pancreática caracterizada pela hiperglicemia constante na corrente sanguínea, onde pode ser classificada em diabetes tipo 1, ou juvenil, sendo a menos prevalente na população, a diabetes tipo 2, a qual possui mais prevalência entre os indivíduos e, a diabetes gestacional, condição crônica que mais cresce atualmente no Brasil e no mundo, com uma taxa de mortalidade mundial de 10,7%. O objetivo do estudo foi descrever como a doença se desenvolve e principalmente os melhores métodos de diagnósticos laboratoriais utilizados atualmente para a identificação precoce da doença fazendo assim com que o indivíduo portador possa iniciar o tratamento, evitando assim as lesões macro e microvasculares causadas pela DM. Trata-se de uma revisão de integrativa da literatura, onde a pesquisa se baseou em dados eletrônicos e através da análise de artigos científicos e material obtido de livros. Foram utilizados como critérios de inclusão, artigos publicados no período de 2016 à 2021 e nos idiomas português e inglês. Após o processo de triagem dos 2.224 artigos utilizando os filtros e os critérios de inclusão e exclusão chegamos a seleção de 8 artigos que foram utilizados para compor o quadro de resultados, apontando diferentes perspectivas sobre a temática abordada. Foi possível através deste estudo descrever as dificuldades e vantagens que os exames laboratoriais para diagnóstico da DM apresentam, especialmente no que tange aos custos, meios para sua execução e eficácia dos testes, além de serem apresentadas metodologias e tecnologias que podem ser implementadas no diagnóstico e rastreio da DM.
A CASE STUDY ON FARMER'S VIEW ON RURAL HOMESTEAD TRANSFER

It is still in disagreement in the transfer of rural homestead.This paper analyzes the two views' faults and presents a perspective.Based on the farmers'questionary,who come from Jiangxi,Zhejiang and Shanxi provinces and work outside of their hometowns,this paper reveals three points that the farmers do not have a strong will to transfer their homestead even if the current policy is adjusted,which is still regarded as a survival leeway;their will is based on the recognition of homestead,traditional conception and understanding of homestead functions,not only on the economic view;and it makes sense to maintain the current policy which prohibits the transfer of homestead.