SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
RESIN COMPOSITION FOR SINTERING, INORGANIC FINE PARTICLE DISPERSED SLURRY COMPOSITION, AND INORGANIC FINE PARTICLE DISPERSED SHEET

The present invention provides a resin composition for sintering, an inorganic fine particle-dispersed slurry composition containing the resin composition for sintering, and an inorganic fine particle-dispersed sheet formed using the resin composition for sintering or inorganic fine particle-dispersed slurry composition. The present invention relates to a resin composition for sintering, containing a binder resin, the binder resin including a (meth)acrylic resin (A), the (meth)acrylic resin (A) having at least one selected from the group consisting of a sulfone group, an alkyl sulfonyl group, an aromatic sulfonyl group, a sulfine group, an imidazoline group, a carboxy group, an amide group, an amino group, and a hydroxy group at at least one molecular end of the main chain and having a weight average molecular weight (Mw) of 1,000,000 or more, an amount of a water-soluble surfactant in the resin composition for sintering being 0 parts by weight or more and 0.02 parts by weight or less per 100 parts by weight of the binder resin.
Stratified radiative transfer for multidimensional fluids

New mathematical and numerical results are given for the coupling of the temperature equation of a fluid with radiative transfer: existence and uniqueness and a convergent monotone numerical scheme.The technique is shown to be feasible for studying the temperature of the Lake Leman heated by the sun and for studying the effects of greenhouse gases on earth's atmosphere.Résumé.Un nouveau résultat d'existence et d'unicité est donné pour le système formé par les équations du transfert radiatif couplées à l'équation de la température d'un fluide.Une méthode numérique convergente et monotone en découle.La technique est appliquée au calcul de la température du lac Leman ainsi qu'à la température de l'atmosphère terrestre pour étudier l'influence des gaz à effet de serre.
Channel-Adapted Space-Collaborative Constellation Design for MIMO Visible Light Communication

Multi-Input Multi-Output (MIMO) holds great potential in the high-speed transmission of Visible Light Communication (VLC). However, the inter- channel interference (ICI) in the MIMO-VLC channel is directly related to the geometrical locations of transmitters and receivers, which brings a challenge to the receiver mobility. In this paper, a general design criterion of the channel-adapted space- collaborative constellation (CASCC) is established by making the uncontrollable ICI controllable, whilst considering the channel into our optimization model. Under the prescribed criterion, a regular CASCC is particularly designed for 2 &#x000D7; 2 MIMO-VLC systems in terms of the basic 4-point constellation and the high-order constellation. By developing the properties within our criterion, the computational complexity of the CASCC design is reduced. Furthermore, the performance of CASCC is discussed through extensive theoretical and simulation analysis. The results show that our proposed CASCC obtains higher SER performance gains and more robustness compared with the conventional MIMO-VLC schemes, for a broad range of channels discussed in this paper.
Estimating the Absorption of Soil-Derived Uranium in Humans

The aim of the present study was to improve the estimation of soil-derived uranium absorption in humans. For this purpose, an in vitro solubility assay was combined with a human study by using a specific edible soil low in uranium. The mean bioaccessibility of the soil-derived uranium, determined by the solubility assay in artificial gastrointestinal fluid, was found to be 7.7% with a standard deviation of 0.2%. The corresponding bioavailability of the soil-derived uranium in humans was assumed to be log-normal distributed with a geometric mean of 0.04% and a 95% confidence interval ranging from 0.0049% to 0.34%. Both results were used to calculate a factor, denoted as fA(sol), which describes the relation between the bioaccessibility and the bioavailability of soil-derived uranium. The geometric mean of fA(sol) was determined to be 0.53% with a 95% confidence interval ranging from 0.06% to 4.43%. Based on fA(sol), it is possible to estimate more realistic values on the bioavailability of uranium for highly uranium-contaminated soils in humans by just performing the applied solubility assay. The results of this study can be further used to obtain more reliable results on the internal dose assessment of ingested highly uranium-contaminated soils.
Real-world survival outcomes associated with use of pertuzumab and trastuzumab emtansine (T-DM1) for HER2-positive (HER2+) metastatic breast cancer (MBC) in Brazilian private healthcare setting.

e13022 Background: Breast cancer is a leading death cause of women in Brazil. There are increased concerns with limited access to innovative therapies and the effectiveness of these agents outside clinical trials. This study aims to assess practice patterns and real-world outcomes of patients with HER2+ metastatic breast cancer (MBC) treated in the largest network of community oncology practices of Brazil after the introduction of pertuzumab and T-DM1 in routine care. Methods: De-identified electronic medical records from Oncoclínicas Group were aggregated in a cloud-based central database that allows technology-based abstraction, whereby trained data curators qualify the information using mCODE standards. We included data from all patients with a confirmed diagnosis of HER2+ MBC treated from 2014 to 2021. The primary objective was median overall survival (OS) from diagnosis of metastatic disease and other endpoints included adoption of pertuzumab-based regimen and T-DM1 in the palliative setting and their median Time to Treatment Discontinuation (TTD) in a real-world scenario. Results: Out of 21,559 patients with BC in our database, 6,215 had HER2+ disease and 1,250 had MBC treated with at least one palliative anti-HER2 therapy. Median age at diagnosis was 56 years, 29% had de novo metastatic disease, 81% received 2 nd line therapy and 47% a 3 rd line or beyond. With a median follow-up of 2 years, median OS was 49 months (CI95% 44-59). We found a ten-fold increase in the proportion of patients receiving pertuzumab or T-DM1 in the last two years when compared to 2014-2015. Overall, 62% received a pertuzumab-based regimen, mostly in the 1st line (76%), with median TTD of 9.9 months (CI95% 9-13). T-DM1 was accessible to 22% of the patients, mostly in 2nd (28%) or 3rd line and beyond (50%), with median TTD of 10.2 months (CI95% 9-13). Conclusions: In the largest Brazilian real-world study of patients with HER2+ MBC treated in the private health system, we found similar outcomes as those reported in North-American and European cohorts, both in terms of OS and TTD with standard-of-care therapies. Adoption of pertuzumab and T-DM1 was fast, but there are still gaps in access and the need to optimize clinical positioning of new anti-HER2 therapies recently approved for clinical use.
Troglostrongylus brevior in an Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx) from Bosnia and Herzegovina

In the past few years the interest of the scientific community on lungworms of the genus Troglostrongylus has grown due to the increased number of unexpected cases of infections with Troglostrongylus brevior in domestic cats from Mediterranean Europe, likely due to a spill-over from wild reservoirs. Thus, there is a merit to increase our knowledge on the occurrence of this parasite in felids from European regions. The present paper describes lung lesions associated with T. brevior infection in the endangered Eurasian lynx (Lynx lynx) from Bosnia and Herzegovina.The carcass of an illegally killed 3-year-old male Eurasian lynx was presented for necropsy at the Faculty of Veterinary Medicine of Sarajevo (Bosnia and Herzegovina). Grossly, multiple, multinodular, consolidated and firm, tan to grey areas, occupying the caudal third of caudal lung lobes, were observed. At cut section, the catarrhal fluid was draining from the airways. Larvae of T. brevior were found in tracheal scraping. The histopathological examination revealed multifocal to coalescing areas, centered on bronchi and bronchioles, and expanded alveoli filled with necrotic debris, degenerated inflammatory cells, mostly neutrophils and macrophages, and multiple cross sections of parasite larvae and thin-walled morulated eggs of lungworms. The paraffin-embedded lung samples were molecularly positive for T. brevior.This paper describes the first record of T. brevior in the Eurasian lynx and the associated host lung pathology. Given its pathogenic potential and the lack of data on troglostrongylosis in lynx populations, the occurrence and impact of Troglostrongylus spp. on wildlife health as well as the role of L. lynx as reservoir of infection for other felids, should be further investigated.
El alumnado con diversidad funcional en la universidad de sevilla: resultados de un estudio biográfico-narrativo

The article we present is framed within a research project1, currently underway and is described using a biographical-narrative approach, the main objective of which is focused on identifying and studying the barriers and support students with disabilities find in the University of Seville. Although in the research process, we mention evidence of what is happening in the five fields of knowledge, in this article we focus only on the information provided by a group of students from the faculties of Education, Psychology and Philosophy. The results presented here belong to the first phase of the research project; in particular, we will focus on the barriers and support students with disabilities identified among faculty and the methodologies used during their university courses.
Establecimiento de adaptación a la pandemia de COVID-19

Con este proyecto, SOC DE Hotelaria LDA se propone adaptar sus establecimientos, métodos de organización de trabajo y relaciones con clientes y proveedores en el contexto de la pandemia de COVID-19, garantizando el cumplimiento de las normas establecidas por las autoridades competentes.
Artificial neural network (ANN) modeling of dynamic effects on two-phase flow in homogenous porous media

The dynamic effect in two-phase flow in porous media indicated by a dynamic coefficient τ depends on a number of factors (e.g. medium and fluid properties). Varying these parameters parametrically in mathematical models to compute τ incurs significant time and computational costs. To circumvent this issue, we present an artificial neural network (ANN)-based technique for predicting τ over a range of physical parameters of porous media and fluid that affect the flow. The data employed for training the ANN algorithm have been acquired from previous modeling studies. It is observed that ANN modeling can appropriately characterize the relationship between the changes in the media and fluid properties, thereby ensuring a reliable prediction of the dynamic coefficient as a function of water saturation. Our results indicate that a double-hidden-layer ANN network performs better in comparison to the single-hidden-layer ANN models for the majority of the performance tests carried out. While single-hidden-layer ANN models can reliably predict complex dynamic coefficients (e.g. water saturation relationships) at high water saturation content, the double-hidden-layer neural network model outperforms at low water saturation content. In all the cases, the single- and double-hidden-layer ANN models are better predictors in comparison to the regression models attempted in this work.
Source of the tsunami generated by the 1650 AD eruption of Kolumbo submarine volcano (Aegean Sea, Greece)

The 1650 AD explosive eruption of Kolumbo submarine volcano (Aegean Sea, Greece) generated a destructive tsunami. In this paper we propose a source mechanism of this poorly documented tsunami using both geological investigations and numerical simulations. Sedimentary evidence of the 1650 AD tsunami was found along the coast of Santorini Island at maximum altitudes ranging between 3.5 m a.s.l. (Perissa, southern coast) and 20 m a.s.l. (Monolithos, eastern coast), corresponding to a minimum inundation of 360 and 630 m respectively. Tsunami deposits consist of an irregular 5 to 30 cm thick layer of dark grey sand that overlies pumiceous deposits erupted during the Minoan eruption and are found at depths of 30–50 cm below the surface. Composition of the tsunami sand is similar to the composition of the present-day beach sand but differs from the pumiceous gravelly deposits on which it rests. The spatial distribution of the tsunami deposits was compared to available historical records and to the results of numerical simulations of tsunami inundation. Different source mechanisms were tested: earthquakes, underwater explosions, caldera collapse, and pyroclastic flows. The most probable source of the 1650 AD Kolumbo tsunami is a 250 m high water surface displacement generated by underwater explosion with an energy of ~ 2 × 1016 J at water depths between 20 and 150 m. The tsunamigenic explosion(s) occurred on September 29, 1650 during the transition between submarine and subaerial phases of the eruption. Caldera subsidence is not an efficient tsunami source mechanism as short (and probably unrealistic) collapse durations (< 5 min) are needed. Pyroclastic flows cannot be discarded, but the required flux (106 to 107 m3 · s− 1) is exceptionally high compared to the magnitude of the eruption.
A VM SCHEDULING ALGORITHM FOR REDUCING POWER CONSUMPTION OF A VIRTUAL MACHINE IN CLOUD ENVIRONMENTS

This paper concentrates on methods which provide efficient processing time of a virtual machine, CPU utilization time of a virtual machine. As the user increases, the performance may be significantly reduced if the tasks are not scheduled in a proper order. In this paper the performance of two already existing algorithms DSP (Dependency Structural Prioritization) algorithm and credit scheduling algorithm are analyzed and compared. A single virtual machine’s processing time and CPU utilization time are measured .Satisfactory results are achieved while comparing the two algorithms. This study concludes that the DSP algorithm can perform efficiently than the credit scheduling algorithm.
RETRACTED: A simple predictive tool for monitoring steam loss in traps

Steam traps are important parts of any steam system. Their basic function is to prevent the passage of steam while allowing condensate to flow. Traps are generally used on all kinds of steam heating equipment in which the steam gives up heat and is converted to condensate. Malfunctioning traps represent a significant source of wasted energy. Whether a trap is used to keep condensate from accumulating in a steam line, or to discharge water from a steam heated machine, its operation is very important and from a quantitative perspective, it is necessary to estimate steam losses in steam traps. In the present work, a simple-to-use predictive tool, which is easier than existing approaches, less complicated with fewer computations, is formulated to arrive at an appropriate estimation of the condensate flow rate and flow factor. The resulting information can then be applied to estimate actual loss of steam, for pressures up to 3500 kPa(abs) and saturation temperatures of sub-cooled condensates up to 100 ◦C. The proposed predictive tool shows a very good agreement with the reported data wherein the average absolute deviation percent hovered around 2.87%. This approach can be of immense practical value for the engineers and scientists to have a quick estimation of the actual loss of steam in steam traps for wide range of operating conditions without the necessity of any pilot plant set up and tedious experimental trials. In particular, process engineers would find the tool to be user-friendly involving transparent calculations with no complex expressions for their applications.
Interaction of sars-cov-2 virus with materials: a multi computational simulation study.

This project proposes an atomistic modelling approach to the fundamental question of the interaction of enveloped viruses (in particular the SARS-CoV-2 virus responsible for the Covid-19 disease), with surfaces of materials. These interactions play a key role in indirect disease transmission through surfaces of materials contaminated with virus. This is particularly relevant in the case of the ongoing Covid-19 global pandemic; being the control of the disease transmission a priority everywhere. SARS-CoV-2 virus transmission mediated by contaminated surfaces has been identified in particular outbreaks, and the cleaning and disinfection of surfaces is known to be a major issue. Development of more efficient disinfestation strategies to break the transmission chain or the development of virucidal materials will be possible with a fundamental knowledge of the interaction of the virus with materials.  The methodology to be employed will be atomistic simulations, based on the pre-existent deep understanding of the molecular structure of the virus. It should be noted that there is a substantial activity worldwide on atomistic simulations of the interactions between the virus components and possible antiviral drugs. However, the fundamental question of the interaction of the virus with materials remains largely unstudied. The main vision of this research project is to use state-of-the-art computational chemistry tools (MD simulation and QM/MM), to predict the interaction between the molecular elements of the SARS-CoV-2 virus envelope and surfaces of materials. We will consider various materials of interest and different thermodynamic conditions.  The results of the present project not only will pave the way to identify the factors that influence the adhesion of SARS-CoV-2 virus to surfaces and to investigate the possible virucidal action of materials but also, will shed the lights to study the interaction of the other enveloped viruses like Influenza virus with materials.
Electromagnetic drift

We define, by a natural way, a velocity field at a space region occupied by an electromagnetic field. By using that velocity field we can obtain a relativistic expression for drift velocity of an electrically charged particle in presence of an electromagnetic field. Taking in account temporal components and the temporal space of the energy momentum tensor of electromagnetic field, and also his Lorentz invariants, it is possible to define the concept of electromagnetic field “mass density in rest”. Then, we can obtain a very important expression for the velocity field in terms of electromagnetic field energy density and mass density. Also we can show that if we calculate the drift velocity for an electromagnetic field such that E · B = 0 and B = √eE with e the dielectrically permittivity of a transparent media, then drift velocity is the same as light velocity in such media.
Supporting the maintenance of the company’s economic activity in a situation of significant decline in turnover due to COVID-19

The project concerns support for the working capital of the company indicated in point II.1 in the event of a significant decrease in turnover (revenue from sales) due to the disruption of the economy due to COVID-19. The aid will be used to maintain the activities of a company that is in the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic in a situation of sudden shortage or lack of liquidity.
Low Band Gap of Novel Compounds Having Triphenylamine and Oligothiophenes Based Donor-acceptor Organic Dyes for Photovoltaic Applications: A DFT-B3LYP Calculation

Novel donor-π-acceptor (D-π-A) dyes composed of Triphenylamine having (3,4-etylenedioxythiophene) (EDOT), Oligothiophene and Benzothiadiazole were designed and studied. The optimized structures and optoelectronic properties of these dyes were investigated by using the Density Functional Theory DFT/B3LYP/  6-31G (d,p) method and Time Dependant Density Functional Theory (TD/DFT) calculations. These dyes consist of electron-donor (Triphenylamine-3,4-Ethylenedioxythiophene-Oligothiophene) and acceptors/anchoring (Benzothiadiazole and Cyanoacrylic) : PTEBT3A, PTEBT2A, PTEBTA, PTET3A, PTET2A, PTETA, PEBTA and PBTA. The calculated geometries indicate that these dyes have coplanar structures. The LUMO and HOMO energy levels of these dyes can ensure a positive effect on the process of electron injection and dye regeneration. In order to predict the band gaps for guiding the synthesis of novel materials with low band gaps, we apply quantum-chemical techniques to calculate the band gaps in several oligomers. The introduction of EDOT and Benzothiadiazole units in the copolymers and the elongation of π-conjugation length of oligothiophenes led to a red-shift of absorption bands of the D-π-A dyes. The calculated HOMO-LUMO (E gap ) gaps and the wavelength of absorption spectrum (λ max ) were compared with the experimental data. It was found that a D-π-A dyes having EDOT-containing the Thiophene repeating units exhibited the low band gap and the excellent light-harvesting ability up to 795 nm. Furthermore, several quantum chemical properties, such as ionization potential (IP), electronaffinity (EA), electrophilicity index (ω), hardness (η) and chemical potential (μ) were also calculated and thoroughly discussed in the paper. The calculated results of these dyes demonstrate that these compounds can be used as potential sensitizers for TiO 2 nanocrystalline solar cells.
CONTAINER CASE

A container case including a plurality of containers wrapped in a shrink film. The shrink film includes a first open end having a first rim that defines a first opening, and a second open end located opposite the first open end, the second open end having a second rim that defines a second opening. The container case also includes a closing component coupled to the shrink film. The closing component includes at least a portion thereof configured for uncoupling from one portion of the shrink film and recoupling to another portion of the shrink film to thereby reduce an area of the first opening.
Epidemiology of burns throughout the World. Part II: Intentional burns in adults

A significant number of burns and deaths from fire are intentionally wrought. Rates of intentional burns are unevenly distributed throughout the world; India has a particularly high rate in young women whereas in Europe rates are higher in men in mid-life. Data from hospitalized burn patients worldwide reveal incidence rates for assault by fire and scalds ranging from 3% to 10%. The average proportion of the body surface area burned in an assault by fire or scalds is approximately 20%. In different parts of the world, attempted burning of others or oneself can be attributed to different motives. Circumstances under which assaults occur fall largely into the categories of interpersonal conflict, including spousal abuse, elder abuse, or interactions over contentious business transactions. Contributing social factors to assaults by burning include drug and alcohol abuse, non-constructive use of leisure time, non-participation in religious and community activities, unstable relationships, and extramarital affairs. Although the incidence of self-mutilation and suicide attempts by burning are relatively low, deliberate self-harm carries a significant risk of death, with an overall mortality rate of 65% worldwide. In those who resort to self-immolation, circumstantial themes reflect domestic discord, family dysfunction, and the social ramifications of unemployment. Preventing injurious burn-related violence requires a multifaceted approach, including legislation and enforcement, education, and advocacy. Better standardized assessment tools are needed to screen for risks of abuse and for psychiatric disorders in perpetrators.