SIRIS-Lab/unlabelled-sti-corpus huggingface dataset:
Reaction-Based Ratiometric Chemosensor for Instant Detection of Cyanide in Water with High Selectivity and Sensitivity

A highly selective chemosensor 1 based on an acylhydrazone group as binding site and naphthalene group as the fluorescence signal group were described, which could instantly detect CN(-) in water with specific selectivity and high sensitivity. The detection of cyanide was performed via the nucleophilic attack of cyanide anion on the carbonyl group, which could be confirmed by (1)H NMR, (13)C NMR, ESI-MS and DFT calculations. The addition of CN(-) to sensor 1 induced a remarkable color change from colorless to yellow and generated a blue fluorescence, these sense procedure could not interfered by other coexistent competitive anions (F(-), Cl(-), Br(-), I(-), AcO(-), H2PO4(-), HSO4(-), ClO4(-), SCN(-), S(2-), NO3(-) and SO4(2-)). The detection limits were 5.0×10(-7) M and 2.0×10(-9) M of CN(-) using the visual fluorescent color changes and fluorescence spectra changes respectively, which is far lower than the WHO guideline of 1.9×10(-6) M. Test strips based on sensor 1 were fabricated, which could act as a convenient and efficient CN(-) test kit to detect CN(-) in pure water for "in-the-field" measurement.
Summer Home Range Size of Female Indiana Bats (Myotis Sodalis) in Missouri, USA

Knowledge of space use by wildlife that are a conservation concern is critical to ensure that management and conservation provides adequate resources to ensure survival and reproductive success. We radio tracked 13 pregnant and 12 lactating Myotis sodalis (Indiana bat) during the maternity season in northern Missouri. Mean (± SE) home range area for all individuals based on the fixed kernel method for the 50% and 95% probability contours was 204.52 ± 28.87 ha and 1137.13 ± 144.06 ha, respectively. Home range size did not differ significantly (P > 0.16) between pregnant and lactating females. However, the mean home range area based on the 95% probability contour for lactating individuals (1361.00 ± 267.16 ha) was 32% larger than the area used by pregnant individuals (930.47 ± 109.59). The mean maximum distance pregnant and lactating individuals were located from the roost was 3.75 km (range: 1.89–5.13 km) and 4.85 km (range: 2.17–9.40 km), respectively. Home range size and maximum distance traveled during ...
Voice processing device and voice processing method for impression evaluation

A voice processing device includes: a processor; and a memory which stores a plurality of instructions, which when executed by the processor, cause the processor to execute: detecting a first utterance section included in a first voice and a second utterance section included in a second voice; specifying an overlapping section within which the first utterance section and the second utterance section overlap with each other; calculating a first utterance continuation section from a start point of the overlapping section to an end point of the first utterance section; and evaluating an impression regarding the first voice at least on the basis of information relating to a length of the first utterance continuation section.
Towards integrating the detection of genetic variants into an in-memory database

Next-generation sequencing enables whole genome sequencing within a few hours at a minimum of cost, entailing advanced medical applications such as personalized treatments. However, this recent technology imposes new challenges to alignment and variant calling as subsequent analysis steps. Compared to former sequencing, both must deal with an increasing amount of data to process at a significantly lower data quality — and are currently not capable of that. In this work, we focus on addressing these challenges for identifying Single Nucleotide Polymorphisms, i.e. SNP calling, in genome data as one subtask of variant calling. We propose the application of a column-store in-memory database for efficient data processing and apply the statistical model that is provided by the Genome Analysis Toolkit's UnifiedGenotyper. Comparisons with the UnifiedGenotyper show that our approach can exploit all computational resources available and accelerates SNP calling up to a factor of 22x.
Neonatal Screening: Mean haemoglobin and red cell indices in cord blood from Omani neonates.

The aim of this study was to validate the interpretation of red blood cell indices in complete blood count (CBC) and high performance liquid chromatography (HPLC) results on cord blood samples in consecutive Omani neonates.Cord blood samples from 7,837 neonates, were analysed with CBC and HPLC using the β-thalassaemia short programme. Direct sequencing of abnormal samples with HbS, HbD, HbE and HbC was performed to validate the HPLC results. Additionally, in cases with HbA β10%, the β-globin gene was directly sequenced for β-thalassaemia mutation analysis.Overall, 4,042 subjects (51.58%) had normal HPLC (HbA 22.88±8.03; HbF 77.02±8.04), whereas the presence of Hb Barts in the remaining 3,795 cases (48.42%) indicated the presence of α-thalassaemia. No case of HbH was detected. In the former subgroup respectively, the mean Hb (15.38±2.04 g/dl) red blood cell (RBC) count (4.69±0.68 × 10(12)/l), Hct (50.5±7.18%), mean corpuscular volume (MCV) (107.66±7.75 fl), mean corpuscular haemoglobin (MCH) (33.31±4.07 pg), mean corpuscular haemoglobin concentration (MCHC) (30.98±3.44 g/dl), red cell distribution width (RDW) (17.01±2.17%) whereas, in the latter group with α-thalassaemia, it was (14.79±2.90 g/dl); (5.09±0.77 × 10(12)/l); (49.7±7.40%); (97.29±13.8 fl); (29.74±11.80 pg); (30.39±3.6 g/dl), and (18.09±2.56%) respectively. DNA sequencing of samples with abnormal haemoglobin could validate the CBC and HLPC interpretations in all cases.This is the first study comparing the hemoglobin and red cell indices in the cord blood from newborn Omani subjects with those from other countries in the region, showing comparable results to those seen in Saudi neonates. The study also validates the CBC and HPLC interpretations of the cord blood red cell indices in the Omani neonate. The incidence of α-thalassaemia diagnosed by the presence of Hb Barts in cord blood of neonates was 48.42%.
A METHOD FOR COUPLING DYNAMICAL AND COLLISIONAL EVOLUTION OF DUST IN CIRCUMSTELLAR DISKS: THE EFFECT OF A DEAD ZONE

Dust is a major component of protoplanetary and debris disks as it is the main observable signature of planetary formation. However, since dust dynamics is size-dependent (because of gas-drag or radiation pressure) any attempt to understand the full dynamical evolution of circumstellar dusty-disks that neglect the coupling of collisional evolution with dynamical evolution is thwarted because of the feedback between these two processes. Here, a new hybrid lagrangian/eulerian code is presented that overcomes some of these difficulties. The particles representing "dust-clouds" are tracked individually in a lagrangian way. This system is then mapped on an eulerian spatial grid, inside the cells of which the local collisional evolutions are computed. Finally, the system is remapped back in a collection of discrete lagrangian particles keeping constant their number. An application example on dust growth in a turbulent protoplanetary disk at 1 AU is presented. First the growth of dust is considered in the absence of a dead-zone and the vertical distribution of dust is self-consistently computed. It is found that the mass is rapidly dominated by particles about a fraction of millimeter in size. Then the same case with an embedded dead-zone is investigated and It is found that coagulation is much more efficient and produces, in a short time scale, 1cm-10cm dust pebbles that dominate the mass. These pebbles may then be accumulated into embryos sized objects inside large-scale turbulent structures as shown recently (see e.g. Johansen et al., 2007).
Amplified music with headphones and its implications on hearing health in teens

To analyze the habits and behavior of adolescents exposed to amplified music with headphones and its implications on their hearing health.One hundred thirty-one high school students, aged 15 to 18 years were given a questionnaire containing closed questions regarding their habits and behavior related to personal stereos use. It is a descriptive cross-sectional study and used the Chi-square test.It was shown that 79% of young people make use of portable music devices, 61.83% have a habit of using them often, 34.35% have long periods of exposure, and 37.40% use them at high volume. In terms of symptoms, present were: difficulty concentrating 63.36%; the need to ask people to repeat what was said 64.12%; the need to increase the TV volume 43.51%; tinnitus 38.93%, excitability 38.93%; and 36.64% of teens say they are somewhat worried about losing their hearing through the use of personal stereos. For the preventive aspects, 90.84% believe that noise is part of society, 80.92% find it important to reduce noise pollution, 51.91% would like to know the influence of the noise/pollution, but 74.81% would not like to participate in projects with questions about hearing health.The youths in this study are making indiscriminate use of personal stereos with headphones, within a population at risk for hearing loss considering its habits. Hearing Health Promotion Programs are recommended for this population.
Autonomously healable thermoplastic polymer coatings based on cooperative interactions

Modern society demands for materials that are reliable, for safety reasons, durable, to offer prolonged service lifetimes, and cost- and energy-efficient, to preserve natural resources and produce minimum waste and environmental impact. In this context, self-healing polymers are “smart” materials with the ability to repair themselves autonomously or to heal on-demand upon exposure to an external stimulus. However, the broad commercialization and universal use of self-healing thermoplastic polymers is still hampered by a main problem that resides in the balance between self-healing ability and mechanical properties at working conditions. Along the ERC-StG project PROGRAM-NANO, we found a quite promising solution by introducing cooperative effects in supramolecular polymers. In this way, thermoplastic materials were obtained that combined toughness and resistance with self-healing ability at ambient temperature. This PoC Project now focus on evaluating the viability of our approach for producing commercial self-healing thermoplastic coatings by addressing 3 strongly interconnected milestones: 1) Test and Validate the technical characteristics of the materials and the self-healing process; 2) Design and implement a market analysis and study the best IPR strategy for this new technology; and 3) Optimize an efficient methodology toward a primary commercial product with optimum performance and minimum cost. These tasks require the assembly of a team comprising experienced researchers on one hand, to validate PolyHeal performance through well-established standard tests, and management, market and IPR experts on the other, to find the suitable market niches and develop the most convenient strategy for the exploitation of our technology. Due to its innovative nature and versatility, PolyHeal has a great potential to open up important technological and commercial opportunities by the design and application of plastic coatings with the ability to heal autonomously.
Reduction Schemes Based on Investigation of of Students Dormitory Carbon Emissions in Jiulong Lake Campus of Southeast University

University dormitories have a great potential in emission reduction.Carbon emissions of college dormitories are investigated.The subjects are 200 undergraduate students in 40 rooms of the Jiulong Lake campus of Southeast University.Using questionnaire,students' living habits related to the carbon emissions are analyzed.The appliance model and use of electricity are studied combined with the sampling survey method.Carbon emissions of each room are calculated.In the fixed-point simulation experiments,the PowerBay series of intelligent electric power monitors were used to monitor energy consumption and carbon emission of heaters and air conditioners.The energy-saving effects of comparative methods are analyzed.Finally a specific and quantified scheme is presented to reduce the carbon emissions of college dormitories.
METHOD AND DEVICE FOR PROCESSING TIRES

The invention relates to a method for processing tires, producing products comprised of the tire material and a device for cutting tires and flatly constructed products or bodies e.g. blocks, mats or cords which are produced from cut tires. The invention can be applied especially to reshaping passenger car, truck or aircraft tires that are no longer acceptable for use in transportation into a new foundation as a base material which can be utilized for manufacturing products in multiple areas of the economy. Intermediate products for manufacturing new final products are made out of cut tire rings. The method is characteriz ed in that the tires are separated into a series of segments in such a way that the two side pieces of the wheel tread are separated off and the resulting rings are joined to form new products with one another.
FORAGING BEHAVIOUR OF FIVE EGRET SPECIES IN POME POND AREA AT CAREY ISLAND, PENINSULAR MALAYSIA

The foraging behaviour of five egret species in four POME ponds at Carey Island, Peninsular Malaysia was observed using 10 x 42 binoculars and digital video camera. The highest probing activity was recorded during 0900 to 1000hrs in Little Egret (Egretta garzetta; i.e. 52 probes/minute) followed by Cattle Egret (Bubulcus cormorandus; i.e. 42 probes/minute), Intermediate Egret (Mesophoyx intermedia; i.e. 20 probes/minute), Chinese Egret (Egretta eulophotes; i.e. 19 probes/minute) and Great Egret (Casmerodius albus; i.e. 5 probes/minute). In contrast, the lowest mean probing activity was recorded in Great Egret (0.4 probe/minute) as compared to Chinese Egret (1 probe/minute), Cattle Egret (2 probes/minute), Intermediate Egret (3 probes/minute), and Little Egret (4 probes/minute) during 1700 to 1800hrs. One-way ANOVA and Tukey's (HSD) test indicated that the mean probing per minute of Little Egret, Intermediate Egret and Great Egret was significantly different (F-4,F- 35 = 8.22, P < 0.05). The most frequent feeding behaviour sighted was walking slowly for Great Egrets (52.6), walking quickly for Little Egrets (38.2), moved slowly for Intermediate Egrets (38.2), and walking slowly for both Cattle and Chinese Egrets (48.0 and 46.6 respectively). Cattle Egret was the only species showed gleaning behaviour in preying hidden invertebrates under soft mud while Little Egret was the only species that employ foot shuffling technique. The study revealed that feeding strategies employed by five egret species vary in term of sites selection and prey capturing technique.
Chinese Herbal Medicine Decoction to Treat 87 Cases of Migraine

[Objective]To observe the traditional Chinese medicine syndrome differentiation treatment of migraine.[Methods]using random parallel control method,87 cases of hospitalized patients in clinic order Numbers randomly divided into two groups.The control group,43 cases Xibiling,10mg/65-year-old times,1/d.5 mg/65-year-old times,1 times/d,oral before sleep.Curative effect is satisfied,a week to 5d.Treatment group of 44 cases of syndrome differentiation of traditional Chinese medicine treatment,liver and kidney Yang deficiency,since to remove pain soup,ziyin kidney(Baiculi、Juhua、Danpi、Shanzhuyu、Tianma10g each,each 15g Shanyao、Shudi、Gouqizi,Shifuling 25g);Wind just started,gastrodia elata uncaria decoction(Chuanniuxi、Foshoupian、Gouteng、Tianma、Jiangchan 10g each,Maiya、Shengmuli,Shijueming、 Zhenzhumu30g,5g of Shengbaishao、Quanxiemo,Chaozhizi 9g);Liver depression and qi stagnation,radix bupleuri liver qi soup,(Chuanqiong、Danshen each 15g,12g Niubaishao,Cuyuanhu、Baijili、Chaihu、Yujin each 10g,5g Xiemo,Chaojike 6g);Blooding stasis resistance brain collaterals,therapeutic(Shenglonggu、 Shengmuli、Danshen、Gegen each 30g,Jiuxidilong、FOshou、Chuanniuxi、Chuanqiong、Chishao、Taoren each 10g,Honghua5g).Continuous treatment of 10d for 1 course of treatment.Observation of clinical symptoms and adverse reactions.4 courses of continuous treatment,judge curative effect.Control.[Results]the treatment group 20 cases,13 cases of improved significantly,improve the 9 cases,1 had no effect,the total effective rate was 97.67%;5,10 cases of control group control,improved significantly improve 4,invalid 25,total effective rate was 43.18%.The treatment group curative effect is better than that of control group(P0.05)[.Conclusion] TCM syndrome differentiation treatment of migraine,is worth promoting.
Mise en œuvre de la capacité de réponse à la Covid-19 dans un hôpital au Brésil

Apr&#232;s la d&#233;claration d&#8217;urgence de sant&#233; publique d&#8217;importance internationale, les h&#244;pitaux sont devenus une r&#233;f&#233;rence dans la&#160;r&#233;ponse &#224; la pand&#233;mie. Il est donc important d&#8217;&#233;valuer la capacit&#233; &#224; r&#233;pondre &#224; la pand&#233;mie de COVID-19 parmi les professionnels de la sant&#233; d&#8217;un h&#244;pital de r&#233;f&#233;rence &#224; Pernambuco, dans le nord-est du Br&#233;sil. Cette &#233;tude traite d&#8217;un recherche &#233;valuative qualitative, de type &#233;tude de cas. Trois m&#233;thodes ont &#233;t&#233; utilis&#233;es pour identifier les &#233;v&#233;nements critiques&#160;: entretien avec 18 professionnels de la sant&#233; qui avaient travaill&#233; en &#171;&#160;premi&#232;re ligne&#160;&#187; de soins pour les personnes atteintes de la COVID-19, observation directe dans les&#160;secteurs de cet h&#244;pital et analyse documentaire. Les entretiens ont &#233;t&#233; transcrits et analys&#233;s &#224; l&#8217;aide du logiciel MaxQDA Analytics pro 2020&#174;, en utilisant la Th&#233;orie Acteur-R&#233;seau et pour interpr&#233;ter les &#233;v&#233;nements critiques, les cat&#233;gories de r&#233;silience&#160;: absorption, adaptation et transformation. Il a &#233;t&#233; constat&#233; que la capacit&#233; de r&#233;ponse des professionnels &#233;tait influenc&#233;e par cinq &#233;v&#233;nements critiques&#160;: l&#8217;arriv&#233;e des cas, de nouvelles fa&#231;ons de mettre le patient en relation avec son r&#233;seau de soutien social, l&#8217;impact social et personnel sur la vie quotidienne des professionnels, le manque d&#8217;&#233;quipement essentiel et tests de confirmation, enfin la p&#233;nurie et la maladie des professionnels. L&#8217;&#233;tude montre que dans les exp&#233;riences quotidiennes, la capacit&#233; de r&#233;ponse des professionnels a conduit &#224; un processus d&#8217;adaptation prioritaire qui peut acc&#233;l&#233;rer des changements importants dans le syst&#232;me de sant&#233;.
Secure and protected interoperability

The objective of the proposed project as a whole (phase 1-3) is to plan, develop, secure and bring to the global market an interoperability platform as a service that enables secure and protected information sharing and cooperation between sovereign partners, their products, systems, services and/or apps, with, up to military grade security. inclose will address security and integrity challenges in a hyper-connected world where organisations and individuals will want and need to interact and share information with each other in a way were their integrity and privacy are protected. In comparison to other platforms available on the market no data is stored on inclose. Information is not  possible to access for inclose i.e. only  recievers, who also fulfill the requirements set by the information owner, will be able to access data. The platform will be opened up for development of modules/services and will, due to its non-proprietary, have the capacity to leverage the global software industry and serve as a secure back-end to Internet-of-Things. inclose can be used by customers across all markets and segments facing difficulties in finding solutions that meet the requirements they have on security and integrity when working or sharing information with others.  inclose is based on over 10 years of concept development, demonstrations and prototyping in domains that have very high requirements on interoperability, security and integrity.
Von einer Krise zur nächsten? Familienunternehmen im 21. Jahrhundert

Zusammenfassung Ukraine-Krieg, wirtschaftliche Folgen der Pandemie, Klimawandel, Strukturwandel – die Familienunternehmen in Europa stehen aktuell vor der Bewältigung vieler Herausforderungen. Wie können sie diese meistern? Und wie kann die Mittelstandspolitik sie hierbei unterstützen? Auf Basis ihrer jeweiligen wissenschaftlichen Forschungsergebnisse analysieren Friederike Welter, Alfredo De Massis, Arnis Sauka und Ute Stephan die aktuelle Situation der Familienunternehmen und geben konkrete Handlungsempfehlungen für die Wirtschaftspolitik. Demnach sollten vor allem die Besonderheiten von Familienunternehmen im gesetzgeberischen Prozess ressortübergreifend berücksichtigt werden, um deren Resilienz, Innovativität und Heterogenität dauerhaft zu stärken.
ANALISIS PENGELOLAAN TAMAN NASIONAL KUTAI (TNK)DI KABUPATEN KUTAI TIMURTAHUN 2011

This research aims to analyze the factors that affect the management of
Kutai National Park in East Kutai regency based national park management plan
prepared by the Directorate General of Forest Protection and Nature Conservation
(2006). This research is a descriptive research conducted in 2011 by using a
questionnaire survey method. The samples in the research as many as 92
respondents who understand and are involved in the management of Kutai
National Park with a population of Central Office of Kutai National Park and
Forestry Department of East Kutai regency.
Data analysis in this research using a likert scale, test validity, test
reliability, and factor analysis. Results of data analysis shows that the
management of Kutai National Park is in conformity with national park
management plan outlined by the Directorate General of Forest Protection and
Nature Conservation (2006). Factors that affect the management of Kutai National
Park is planning, organizing, actuating, and controlling. Each factor in this
research have their respective criteria.
Advice needs to be done to increase the Kutai National Park management
is to improve the quantity and quality of human resources that professional and
strong in managing the Kutai National Park, constructing facilities and
infrastructure supported by the best forestry technology in management of Kutai
National Park for more effective and efficient (optimal), increase the participation
of all interested parties of the existence of Kutai National Park, and immediately
make a zoning system in Kutai National Park management.