SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Antecedentes familiares e intolerancia a la lactosa en los niños del 2do Año de Básica de la Escuela Lauro Damerval Ayora # 1 de la ciudad de Loja en el periodo noviembre 2012 - mayo 2013

Lactose intolerance is the inability to digest significant amounts of carbohydrate milk. 
The thesis put forth is going to take another point of view in the administration of milk and its derivatives, as some children were suffering from lactose intolerance symptomatic and non-symptomatic and there isn’t an early detection, but would be associated with different gastrointestinal pathologies very unrealistic. 
Through this investigation seeks to determine the direct relationship between Family History and Lactose intolerance in children 2nd Year Basic Education School “Lauro Damerval Ayora” # 1 in the city of Loja in the period November 2012 – May 2013. This gives the importance of early detection of this disease that directly affects growth and development in children. 
Using for this investigation Quantitative Method, case-control Analytical, Descriptive, transversal study, and technicians: Clinical test for lactose intolerance, and Instrument: test of tolerance of lactose in pH of dregs in 70 children. 
After analyzing the data obtained from the survey and test clinical lactose tolerance in children (as), it was determined that there is a direct relationship between family history and the probability about that the disease is present in their childrenas, it was concluded that of all children who have a family history of lactose intolerance in 70% of infants there is also this condition, after making a diagnosis suggestive through Tolerance Test lactose in pH of dregs. 
Keywords: Family History, Intolerance, Lactose.
METHOD, SYSTEM AND DEVICE FOR ESTABLISHING CALLS OVER IP NETWORK

A method for establishing a communication via a public IP network between a 1st user U1 (110) belonging to a private IP network (111) and a 2nd user U2 (112), wherein the 1st user U1 is associated with a 1st signaling device SD1 (116) for performing a signaling session to request a multimedia session, the 1st user U1 is also associated with a 1st edge device ED1 (120) having a public IP address in the public IP network and participating in the requested multimedia session between the 1st user U1 and the 2nd user U2. The method gives a solution for a case where at least the U1 has a private IP address. The method, to be performed on the site, requires providing the ED1 with an additional functionality to handle requests of U1 and to behave as an intermediate device between the user U1 and the signaling device SD1.
Push Proxy Gateway

With the object of eliminating congestion that has occurred in a station which can not prevent or eliminate the occurrence of congestion autonomously, the SMPP response time in output interfaces 21h-21k of a first PPG 21 are measured and when the time mta, which is m-times of the SMPP response time ta in the normal state, is exceeded, congestion is assumed to occur in an interconnected station of the first PPG 21 and the response to push transfer request in an input interface 21a is delayed. Further, changes in the filling ratio in a buffer memory 21b are monitored and when the filling ratio exceeds h%, a decision is made that congestion has occurred in the first PPG 21 and the response to the push transfer request in the input interface 21a is delayed.
Using Linked Data for Modeling Secure Distributed Web Applications and Services

The increasing service orientation of today’s Web applications enables swift reaction on new customer needs by adjusting, extending or replacing parts of the Web application’s architecture. While this allows for an agile response to change, it is inappropriate when it comes to security. Security needs to be treated as a first thought throughout the entire lifecycle of a Web application. The recently proposed WAMplus approach does not only offer an expressive, extensible and easy-to-use way to model a Web application architecture, but also puts a strong emphasis on the security. In this paper we present an exemplary implementation of WAMplus using the Sociddea WebID identity management system known from prior work. There, we show how WebID is used to identify, describe and authenticate Web applications and services while taking their protection through WAC and fine-grained data filters into account.
Targeting the crosstalk of lipid and glucose metabolism to stop cancer-associated wasting

Cachexia is the deadly outcome of many late stage cancers. It is characterized by severe wasting of adipose tissue and muscle mass, cardiac dysfunction and systemic inflammation. To date, no prognostic biomarker or efficient treatment against wasting is available, and ultimately 30% of all patients with cancer will die of cachexia. Hence, we have the critical unmet and urgent medical need of developing novel biomarkers and treatment options.

Until now, research has focused on targeting either tumor-derived secreted proteins or specific aspects of organ dysfunction such as muscle atrophy. StopWaste builds on recent advances of my group in targeting adipose tissue malfunction in cachexia. My current data support the new concept that tumors activate futile substrate cycling in adipocytes, which leads to an energy crisis that drives systemic metabolic dysfunction. Interestingly, similar to obesity, perturbed adipose tissue in cachexia causes the increased release of bioreactive signaling lipids such as C16:0 ceramides which appear before any wasting occurs. My recently established state-of-the-art multi-omics workflow to trace substrate cycling paired with the functional and clinical readouts of cachexia present in my lab now enable me to identify the molecular origin of these cycles and their impact on systemic metabolism. Using my established cell culture systems and multiple cachexia mouse models as well as patient samples, I will investigate (1) the origin of the altered circulating lipids and their potential as early cachexia biomarkers, (2) if they derive from perturbed adipocytes by futile cycling, and (3) if they drive insulin resistance which, in combination with the as-yet unknown tumor-islet axis I have identified, aggravates catabolism by lack of insulin anabolic signaling. In summary, StopWaste addresses the interplay of glucose and lipid metabolic pathways that lead to cachexia, providing for the first time a holistic signature of wasting metabolism.
Principles of graph data integration

The present proposal tackles fundamental problems in data management, leveraging expressive, large-scale and heterogeneous graph structures in order to integrate both unstructured (e.g., text) and structured (e.g., relational) content. Integrating heterogeneous content has become a key hurdle in the deployment of Big Data applications, due to the meteoric rise of both machine and user-generated data storing information in a variety of formats. Traditional integration techniques cleaning up, fusing and then mapping heterogeneous data onto rigid abstractions fall short of accurately capturing the complexity and wild heterogeneity of today’s information. Having closely followed the emergence of heterogeneous information sources online, I am convinced that only an interdisciplinary approach drawing both from classical data management and from large-scale Web information processing techniques can solve the formidable data integration challenges that they pose. The following project proposes an ambitious overhaul of information integration techniques embracing the scale and heterogeneity of today’s data. I propose the use of expressive and heterogeneous graphs of entities to continuously and dynamically interrelate disparate pieces of content while capturing their idiosyncrasies. The following project focuses on three core issues related to large-scale and heterogeneous information graphs: i) the effective extraction of fined-grained information from unstructured sources and their proper integration into large-scale heterogeneous and probabilistic graphs, ii) the creation of novel physical storage structures and primitives to durably and efficiently manage the profusion of data considered by such graphs using clusters of commodity machines, and iii) the development of logical data abstraction mechanisms facilitating the effective and efficient resolution of complex analytic and data integration queries on top of the physical layer.
A revolutionary portable and enviromentally solution for chewing gum removal using steam on demand technology

Chewing gum seems like a fairly innocuous substance until you step on it or sit on, or until you are faced with removing it from footpaths and public places. Nowadays, chewing gum removal has become a worldwide cleaning concern and a huge problem for local authorities, commercial property owners and property management companies who are responsible for the cleanliness. Spirit Circuits Ltd has invested significant development time over last two years to come up with a safe, economical, and green solution to the problem of removing chewing gum which has resulted in an environmentally friendly cleaning equipment (EcoGUM).
Established in 2003, Sprit Circuits Ltd (SCL) is one of the UK’s most innovative Printed Circuit Board (PCB) manufacturers. Since our company was founded, we have invested in development, producing a range of patented technology and we have ensured that innovation plays a key role in everything from proactively researching new materials and technologies to executing a business strategy – thus, consolidating our position in the electrical and electronic market.
With the exploitation of our proposed system, we expect to create 12 new jobs and enter a new market. Moreover, the successful implementation also significantly enhances the profitability of SCL. It would return an expected turnover of nearly €14mill until 2020. Phase 1 project aims at assessing the activities needed to standardize the product, scale up to a large pilot implementation and test the market to achieve a sound business model. In Phase 2 we expect to perform a pilot study to improve the final quality of the EcoGUM, offering the best value machine in the world and the first fully Lithium battery powered Steam Cleaning Machine prototype based on steam on demand technology, that integrates all existing functionalities and adds key functionalities especially to protect the environment and have it ready for commercialization in Phase 3.
Life-cycle assessment of local feedstock supply scenarios to compare candidate biomass sources

The use of life cycle assessment (LCA) as a comprehensive tool to assess environmental impacts of bioenergies is recommended. Nevertheless, several methodological points remain under debate, particularly regarding the feedstock production step, which is a key stage of bioenergy chains. The present work focuses on field emissions during feedstock production, improving assessment methods by the use of process-based models. To do so, a real bioenergy chain, the local feedstock supply for a boiler located in northern France, was studied. The LCA compares flax shives, (the reference) with four other biomass sources: Miscanthus, cereal straw, linseed straw, and triticale as a whole plant. Six feedstock supply scenarios were also compared. The study aimed to test a new LCA methodology for agricultural chains by integrating local characteristics (such as climate, soil, and crop management data) and using models to estimate field dynamics of pesticide emissions and soil organic carbon (SOC). Results showed that flax shives and linseed straw had the lowest impacts, except for global warming: as a consequence, supply scenarios with the largest share of flax shives had the lowest impacts. For all selected impact categories, transportation and fertilization were the main contributors. SOC dynamics led to high C sequestration level (e.g. with Miscanthus) or to high CO 2 emissions level (e.g. with flax shives), thus significantly influencing the global warming impact. Sensitivity analysis showed a large influence of allocation method (economic or mass-based). This study demonstrated the relevance of integrating simulation models using local data in agricultural LCAs, especially for dynamics of SOC and pesticide from fields. Moreover, this work brought scientific elements to support the choice of flax shives as the main biomass feedstock, and the ranking of the other sources as alternative biomass supplies for the boiler.
Mutual cooperative effects between single- and two-photon super-fluorescent processes through vacuum field

Two types of resonance between the spontaneous emissions by two- and single photon transitions of three inverted radiators from the ensemble are proposed to accelerate the collective decay rate of the entangled photon pairs generated by the system relative the dipole-forbidden transition. One of them corresponds to the situation when the total energy of emitted photons by two dipole-active radiators enter the two-photon resonance with the dipole-forbidden transition of third atom. Second effect corresponds to the scattering situation, when the difference of the excited energies of two dipole-active radiators is in the resonance with the dipole-forbidden transition of third atom. These effects are accompanied with the interferences between single- and two-quantum collective transitions of three inverted radiators from the ensemble. The three particle collective decay rate is defined in the description of the atomic correlation functions.
The first wireless wind turbine blade sensor for automatic, real-time condition-based monitoring

Maintenance costs are one of the largest problems in the wind energy market, adding to up to 40% of total wind turbine costs. Blades take the lion’s share of this, with 20-30% of all maintenance costs. Our solution, eolACC is the first condition-based monitoring on-blade sensor system to combine 3 features: blade crack detection, pitch angle measurements and blade icing detection. Monitoring all these features will save wind turbine owners up to €2.9 M across the turbine lifetime, recovering the investment in eolACC in the first 2 months.
We studied the target market and competitors. Forecasts predict the wind power O&M market will grow to €22 bn by 2025. eolACC has full Freedom to Operate in our target markets of Europe, North America and Asia. We currently have over 50 customers which have purchased over 200 of our ice detection sensor system, many of which have been asking for an all-in-one solution as eolACC. We will leverage our connection with them to first expand into France, Belgium and the DACH region in 2021, then the rest of Europe and North America in 2022 and Asia in 2023. Our strategy will be to sell our product first to turbine owners directly, and then through large OEMs. We already have registered interest from several of our current customers (Enercon, e.on. Tecnocentre eolien, EVN, Verbund) to implement eolACC into their systems. We will use our current clients, our connection with Phoenix Contact and local sales partners to assist our dissemination efforts. 
We require a 24-month project with a budget of €1.62 M to bring eolACC to market. Our Work Plan is composed of 3 Technical Work Packages, one Commercial and one for Project Management. Our Phase 2 project will also result in the creation of 6 new jobs. The project is highly profitable, bringing a 4.01 ROI up to 2024 for the €1.62M required to bring our innovation to market. This will translate into a payback period of 2 years and total revenues of almost €12M per year to 2024.
Protected Area Networks - Establishment and Management of Corridors, Networks and Cooperation

The countries and regions involved in PANet 2010 strongly emphasise the efficient implementation of European and international requirements with regard to protected areas (Natura 2000, Ramsar, biogenetic reserves, etc.). However, there is an evident lack of knowledge and experience in managing protected areas (PAs) beyond their boundaries. The project will support the empowerment of the regions and public bodies involved. Effective management of PAs is important in order to secure the functions of the sites for conservation and sustainable regional development. Enhancing different projects focusing on the management of individual PA areas, the PANet 2010 project emphasises the management of networks of protected areas and certified regions. The project plans to theoretically prepare, and implement, a "network of experience" in order to improve positive regional economic effects, communication and participation processes ("co-operative management"), the financial situation and conservation issues by creating synergies between the individual protected areas. The basis for that is a toolbox from the INTERREG 3B project IPAM which the PANet 2010 project continues in many aspects. Therefore, the project focuses on European issues (Natura 2000, rural development strategies, ESDP) and international obligations (Ramsar, the Biodiversity Convention). The project will be carried out by nine institutions from six countries with a wide range of practical as well as theoretical and administrative experience.
Paraffin Deposition Test and Phase State Simulation for Dalaoba Condensate Gas Reservoir

The condensate gas reservoir of paraffin in Dalaoba is a kind of special and complex gas reservoir.High content of paraffin for condensate gas reservoir in Dalaoba and the deposition of paraffin seriously affect the production and safety to bring about greater economic loss.The method with combination of laser method and on-line filtering method for PVT high-pressure physical property shall be employed,and the simulated deposition method for paraffin precipitation phase state shall be established,therefore,the deviation between the simulated prediction results and experimental value for the paraffin precipitation point in Dalaoba is between 0.2°C~3.5°C to meet the precision requirement on engineering computation.
Develop, design and evaluate a sustainable marine litter-to-methanol process

Plastic pollution in the oceans is a growing worldwide problem. It endangers marine life, pollutes ecosystems and contributes to health problems for us. According to European Parliamentary Research Service, an estimated 4.8 to 12.7 million tonnes of plastic enter the oceans every year, and the associated cost is between €259 million and €695 million. The project aims to develop a integrate system to convert marine litter to methanol by hydrothermal carbonisation, gasification and syngas-to-methanol process. The key questions will be answered in the project are: 1) develop a hydrothermal carbonisation process which can use seawater as the reaction medium; 2) develop a gasification process which can safely handle hydrochar with high nitrogen and high chlorine content; and 3) the economic feasibility, sustainability and social impact of such marine litter-to-methanol process. The success of the project will lead to scientific and technological advances in marine waste management and a potential opportunity to build a demonstration system. The Fellow is a well-trained researcher in the area of thermal conversion of biomass and other solid waste. The Fellow has extensive industrial experience of C1 chemical and derivate products high-value process for three years. The proposed project is an excellent opportunity for the candidate to bring his industrial experience back to university and restart his independent research career.
The Role of Temperament in Children's Reliance on Others as Sources of Information

By 3 years of age, children generally have a firm understanding of others' reliability, but there is considerable variation among individual children. Little attention has been paid to factors that influence such individual differences. This study addressed this by assessing the relation between reliability understanding and temperament in children approaching their third birthday. We measured children's ability to judge a speaker's trustworthiness and to selectively learn new information from a reliable informant. Observer ratings provided assessments of children's activity, task orientation, and affect/extraversion. Significant associations between selective trust and the temperament dimension of affect/extraversion were found, along with associations between selective trust and gender and language ability. This indicates that the ability to ascertain whether a speaker is a reliable person from whom to learn is related to several individual child characteristics. Copyright © 2014 John Wiley & Sons, Ltd.
Side-Chain Carboxylate Needed for Nonstoichiometric Proton Leak through Na/K-ATPase Pumps

Cyclic, stoichiometric exchange of 3 Na ions for 2 K ions per ATP hydrolyzed generates outward Na/K-ATPase pump current. With no external Na (Nao) and K (Ko), a nonstoichiometric inwardly-rectifying current flows through Na/K-pumps, proposed carried by protons because it is increased when pH is lowered. Stoichiometric and nonstoichiometric currents are both abolished by the Na/K-pump inhibitor ouabain. In Xenopus pumps with ouabain-resistance mutation C113Y, nonstoichiometric current appeared even at pH 7.6 in the absence of Nao and Ko, was augmented ∼4 fold at pH 6, was abolished by Ko, and was diminished by high Nao. We suggested that alternate-side exposure of a protonatable side chain in E2P-like conformations might allow shuttling of protons across the membrane. We therefore evaluated the role of three key carboxylates, E336 (TM4), E788 (TM5), and D935 (TM8), by mutating C113Y Xenopus pumps. Outward Na/K-pump current was practically abolished in E336Q(C113Y) or E336C(C113Y) pumps, but nonstoichiometric inward current at zero Ko and Nao (replaced by TMAo) was little altered, and was greatly augmented in high Nao. E788C(C113Y) pumps, on the other hand, like parent C113Y pumps, generated robust stoichiometric outward Na/K transport currents (voltage dependent in Nao, but not in TMAo), and little nonstoichiometric inward current in high Nao; but nonstoichiometric current in TMAo was diminished ∼3-fold compared to parent C113Y pumps. In contrast, D935N(C113Y) pumps generated stoichiometric outward Na/K transport currents with altered voltage dependence that was similar in Nao or in TMAo, but inward nonstoichiometric current was nearly absent both in Nao and in TMAo, and was not augmented by lowering pH to 6 either in Nao and in TMAo. The D935 carboxylate thus seems uniquely required for the nonstoichiometric inward flow of protons through the Na/K-pump. [NIH HL36783].