bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025 huggingface dataset:
FATORES QUE INFLUENCIAM A ACEITAÇÃO DE TELEMEDICINA POR MÉDICOS NO BRASIL
Authors: Palma Eduardo Moreira , Santos Tainá Alves dos , Klein Amarolinda
Published: June 2022

O objetivo deste estudo foi identificar os fatores que influenciam a aceitação da telemedicina, mais especificamente, da teleconsulta, por médicos brasileiros. Por meio de uma revisão da literatura, foram identificados oito principais fatores que influenciam essa aceitação. Este trabalho utilizou uma abordagem qualitativa; a coleta de dados foi realizada por entrevistas semiestruturadas em uma amostra de dez profissionais, nove deles médicos de diferentes especialidades. Após, foi realizada uma análise de dados com duas metodologias distintas e apoio dos softwares NVivo 11 e Iramuteq. Os resultados sugerem que fatores relacionados com percepção de valor, resistência à mudança por parte dos indivíduos, e fatores regulatórios são os mais relevantes para aceitação das teleconsultas. Fatores não relatados na literatura, como a relação médico-paciente pregressa, a importância do exame físico presencial, as possibilidades nas especialidades médicas e o corporativismo, foram identificados e definidos. Para estudos futuros, são recomendadas análises que considerem fatores institucionais, presentes no campo da saúde, que afetam a aceitação e a difusão da telemedicina.
PRÁTICAS DE GESTÃO DE PESSOAS: UMA ANÁLISE A PARTIR DA PERCEPÇÃO DOS GESTORES E DOS NÃO GESTORES
Authors: Trentin Luciano
Published: June 2022

Existe uma aquiescência de que as práticas de Gestão de Pessoas [GP] devem resultar em novas abordagens estratégicas para o papel da área de GP. Nesse sentido, o presente artigo tem por objetivo analisar como as práticas de GP são percebidas por trabalhadores ocupantes de posições de gestão e não gestão em unidades distintas de uma empresa do setor têxtil. Para a realização do estudo, foi aplicada uma survey descritiva, aplicada por intermédio da plataforma virtual do “Google Forms”. A amostra foi composta por 101 profissionais da empresa, sendo coletada por acessibilidade e conveniência. Com abordagem quantitativa, os participantes foram selecionados e distribuídos em dois grupos: gestores e não gestores das unidades A e B. Os dados obtidos foram relacionados com cinco práticas de GP: Captação, Retenção, Desenvolvimento, Contrato e Ambiente de Trabalho. Como resultados, a pesquisa evidenciou uniformidade quanto ao nível de percepção das práticas de GP em ambos os grupos, trabalhadores com posição de gestão e não gestão. No entanto, as unidades A e B demonstraram desconformidade quanto às práticas de GP em relação ao nível de percepção dos trabalhadores com posição de gestão entre unidades.
DATA MINING & MUSEUM COLLECTIONS
Authors: Faugas Woodger
Published: June 2022

Data concerning 20,000 arthropod specimens were mined, or extracted, from the zoological collections records, from a natural history museum’s database, overarchingly containing 2,030,159 specimens. Thereafter, these delimited data were sorted and differentially classified, in search of geographical distribution patterns pointing to trends in ecological, phylogenetic, and morphological change. Differentiable characteristics of the specimens provided the foundation for classification. The criteria used to sort the arthropod specimens encompassed, inter alia, their catalog numbers, taxonomic ranks, and binomial nomenclatures. And subsequently, various quantitative techniques underwent application to identify species satisfying the criteria therein depicted. Resultantly, usage of these sorting criteria, e.g., through reliance on a non-probabilistic binary linear classifier created using an algorithm implemented in the Visual Basic for Applications programming, and thus Turing-complete, language, led to a bifurcated classification of multiple species. As indicated by tabulated data, the first assemblage of organisms consists of arthropod species for which the Field Museum’s collections contain, at a minimum, 100 specimens. The second organism amassment encompasses arthropod species having at least 40 tabulated and identified specimens on file. By way of elucidation, the quantitative, analytic procedures used to build this dataset yielded a slew of critical discoveries. In addition to highlighting topics for future research in zoological morphology, these findings are crucial for identifying the limitations of zoological collections data.
Factors Influencing the Behavioral and Purchase Intention on Live-streaming Shopping
Authors:   Faculty of Business, Economics and Communications, Naresuan University, Thailand, Apasrawirote Darlin , Yawised Kritcha ,   Faculty of Business, Economics and Communications, Naresuan University, Thailand
Published: June 2022

This empirical research study aimed to examine factors influencing consumer’s behavioral intentions to purchase products via live-streaming services. This study proposed four key factors, namely customer perception, marketing mix, content marketing, and influencer, and tested their relationships with the perceived value and attitude through consumer’s behavior. At the same time, the path analysis of the perceived value and attitude was conducted to reveal the relationships with consumer’s behavioral intentions through consumer’s online purchase intention. The proposed theoretical model comprised relevant variables developed from the current literature on digital marketing disciplines under three theoretical strands, where the Theory of Planned Behavior (TPB) was established as the main theory. The study tested the structural model using cross-sectional data. Purposive sampling was used to administer a questionnaire to 198 participants who had experience with livestreaming online shopping, and the data was analyzed using the Partial Least Squares (PLS) approach and regression analysis. The findings showed that customer perception and marketing mix had significant positive impacts on perceived value. Content marketing and influencer marketing also had positive relationships with consumer’s attitudes. Moreover, consumer’s perceived value and attitudes influenced their behavior and actions. These results reaffirmed the positive role of consumer’s behavioral intentions in their online purchase intentions.
Psychological Distress Model towards Human Resource Performance in Islamic Spiritual Intelligence Context
Authors:   Department of Management, Universitas Islam Indonesia, Indonesia, Anwar Mohammad Ziad , Muafi Muafi ,   Department of Management, Universitas Islam Indonesia, Indonesia, Widodo Widodo ,   Department of Management, Universitas Islam Sultan Agung, Indonesia, Suprihanto John ,   Department of Management, Universitas Gadjah Mada, Indonesia
Published: June 2022

This study aims to empirically examine and analyze the role of Islamic spiritual intelligence in managing psychological distress and employee performance in the context of Baitul Mal al-Tamwil (BMT) in Yogyakarta Special Region (DIY), Indonesia. This study involves the managers and employees of BMT in DIY as the research subject. From the survey carried out, there are 194 data that can be processed for further analysis. This study uses SEM technique as the analytical tool with AMOS 21 to examine the data. This study has confirmed several findings, namely: (1) formal justice and psychological distress has a significant effect on employee performance; (2) formal justice and social justice has a significant effect on psychological distress; (3) psychological distress mediates the effect of social justice on employee performance; and (4) Islamic spiritual intelligence moderates the effect of psychological distress on employee performance. This study is expected to be able to be a reference for practitioners, especially in the field of human resource management in minimizing psychological distress and improving employee performance. Furthermore, the concept of Islamic spiritual intelligence can be used to increase responsibility in an exchange relationship in order to achieve the aspects of justice, both formally and socially.
A School Tablet in the Shape of a Five-Sided Prism in Adana Museum
Authors: Akdoğan Rukiye , Ünlü Tülay , Weeden Mark
Published: June 2022

In 2002 a 5-sided prism with a handle inscribed with cuneiform was acquired by Adana Museum by means of confiscation, but it is thought to be from Osmaniye-Toprakkale in the Adana province of south-central Turkey. The prism has a grey slip and a handle-like portion on its top with a hole through it, whereby it could have been used as an amulet or at least somehow displayed. The text on the prism consists of the first 54 lines of a basic cuneiform exercise for students, known as “Syllable Alphabet A”. This prism school-tablet, which is written in Babylonian script, is probably to be dated to the first half of the 2nd millennium BC, although a date later in the 2nd millennium cannot be excluded. The article presents the object and its text, considers its possible use-function, as well as raising the question of possible connections with Old Babylonian traders’ networks, such as evidenced at Tilmen Höyük on the other side of the Amanus mountains.
The Survey of Qaleh (Ghalee) Tepe in Sīstān: Chronology and Analysis of Findings
Authors: Pahlavan Mehdi Dahmardeh , Ebrahimiabareghi Setareh , Keikha Mohammad , Nasiripour Yasaman
Published: June 2022

The Sīstān Plain in south-eastern Iran with its suitable living conditions and fertility was an important contact zone and home of human societies in many periods of history. Despite numerous archaeological activities in this region, the chronology and the history of occupation are still ambiguous. Hence it is necessary to conduct more systematic studies on the pre-Islamic sites. The present project uses field and analytical research methods to gain new insights; data has been collected from both new fieldwork and the evaluation of documented sites. The new field work included some soundings dug for determining the extent of Bībī Dōst, and a survey in the southern part of the Bībī Dōst area, in Qaleh (Ghalee) Tepe. All the information and data related to Qaleh Tepe, including previous studies, geographical literature, and pottery references have been collected. The ceramic indicates that Qaleh Tepe was occupied during the Parthian and Sasanid periods and that, after a long hiatus, the southern part of this site was used as a cemetery in the later Islamic era.
Hethitischmāri-,Sichelschwert(?)‘ aus archäologischer, philologischer und etymologischer Sicht
Authors: Opfermann Andreas , Sasseville David , Süssenguth Riko
Published: June 2022

This paper addresses the Hittite wordgišmāri-, which designates a kind of weapon and is often translated as ‘mari-spear’. A philological re-evaluation of the Hittite attestations rather calls for the meaning ‘scimitar (sickle-shaped sword),’ which has previously been suggested but was largely disregarded. At the same time, archaeological evidence for the presence of scimitars in the Hittite culture is adduced. Subsequently, the role of this type of weapon in the ancient Near East is reassessed. Finally, a new Indo-European etymology for the wordmāri-is offered, which brings additional support for the meaning ‘scimitar (sickle-shaped sword).’
Verbal Art in Luwian and Hittite Incantations
Authors: Rieken Elisabeth
Published: June 2022

The present article wants to draw attention to the artful wordplay featured in the Cuneiform Luwian incantations known from Hittite Anatolia in the 2nd millennium BCE. Special focus is placed on the combination of assonant, or even alliterating, verbs and their direct objects. In order to compose such a stylistic figure, it is often necessary to make compromises regarding the semantics, leading to combinations that are still understood, but less than ideal to convey the meaning they are intended for. Phonological requirements override meaning. The technique applied by the authors of the spells is to start from a central determining concept (e.g., some kind of evil), then to combine it with a second variable concept that is somehow compatible with the intended sense (e.g., any verb of destruction that has the appropriate phonological shape) and to fill the clause with any further elements required on syntactic grounds. Although there are parallels between the techniques of Luwian spell composition and those in use in Mesopotamia (expected degree of assonance, choice of paraphernalia on account of the phonological shape of their designations), the locus of the use of the relevant words is not the same. In Luwian spells, both words must co-occur in the very same clause uttered in front of the ritual client in order to unfold their effects.
Hurrian and Luwian Elements in the Kizzuwatna Religious Texts
Authors: Görke Susanne
Published: June 2022

Kizzuwatna, roughly the area around the present-day Turkish city of Adana in the plains of Cilicia in Southeastern Turkey, is known to be the origin of several magical ritual texts that were found in the archives of the Hittite Capital, Ḫattuša, in Central Anatolia. These texts are characterized by varying amounts of Luwian and Hurrian elements and rites in them. This article, however, aims to foreground festival texts with connections to Kizzuwatna and adjacent regions, namely the “Festival for Teššub and Ḫebat of Lawazantiya (CTH 699)” and the “Cults for Teššub and Ḫebat of Aleppo (CTH 698)”. Both festivals reveal very little Luwian, but they do exhibit obvious Hurrian influences. This article offers first thoughts toward an interpretation of the lack of Luwian in these texts, along with other texts with an alleged origin in Southeastern Anatolia or Northern Syria.
Application of cloud computing key technology in aerospace TT&C
Authors: Chen Gang , Tong Xin , Du WeiBing , Zhao Jing , Zhang HanYong
Published: June 2022

The basic concepts, technical implementation, and application scenarios of computer simulation, virtualization, and cloud computing are intertwined and each has its characteristics. In this article, the basic concepts, necessity, feasibility, and core difficulties of computer simulation, virtualization, and cloud computing are analyzed. Also, the application prospects of the three technologies are expounded, the technical differences are analyzed, and the application of some key technologies in the data center is introduced. The generalization of computer simulation technology, the specialization of virtualization technology, and the systematization of cloud computing technology are expounded, which represent the mainstream direction of technology development in the field of information and communication at this stage. The application examples of the three in the aerospace telemetry, tracking, and command field are taken to illustrate that information technology essentially serves the business logic of their respective fields, which also well reflects the basic characteristics of demand-oriented, safety-oriented, innovation, and long-term development. It has guiding significance for the technical orientation, technical selection, and engineering implementation of information system architecture design.
Antioxidant and antimicrobial properties of polyphenolics fromWithania adpressa(Coss.) Batt. against selected drug-resistant bacterial strains
Authors: Salamatullah Ahmad Mohammed
Published: June 2022

Withania adpressa(Coss.) Batt. (W. adpressa) is a wild medicinal plant in the family Solanaceae, which is used as an alternative medicine. The present study aims to investigate the chemical composition, antioxidant, and antibacterial potentials of polyphenol-rich fraction from the leaves ofW. adpressa. Polyphenol-rich fraction was characterized by use of high-performance liquid chromatography (HPLC). Antioxidant potency was determined by use of 1,1-diphenyl-2-picrylhydrazyl (DPPH), ferric reducing antioxidant power (FRAP), and total antioxidant capacity (TAC) assays. Antibacterial activity was assessed against gram-positive and gram-negative bacteria by use of disc diffusion and microdilution assays. Chromatographic analysis by HPLC showed four compounds in the polyphenol-rich fraction including 1-O-Caffeoyl glucose, Luteolin-7-diglucuronide, Apigenin-O-pentoside, and Quercetin-3-O-glucuronide. Polyphenol-rich fraction exhibited important antioxidant activity as assessed by DPPH and FRAP assays, with IC50and EC50values of 14.27 ± 0.43 and 39.48 ± 0.81 µg/mL, respectively, while butylated hydroxytoluene (BHT) and Quercetin exhibited IC50values of 28.92 ± 0.24 and 22.48 ± 0.54 µg/mL. Results of TAC showed that the polyphenol-rich fraction scored 781.74 ± 2.83 µg AAE/mg. Polyphenol-rich fraction showed an important antibacterial effect vs gram-positive and gram-negative strains recording inhibition zone diameters varying from 19.5 to 29.2 mm, while antibiotics were almost ineffective toward all strains except forE. coli. It can be concluded thatW. adpressapolyphenol-rich fraction possesses promising phenols with strong antioxidant and antibacterial properties, which may help fight pathogenic bacteria and free radicals.
Cu-foil modification for anode-free lithium-ion battery from electronic cable waste
Authors: Ikhsanudin Muhammad Nur , Al Ichwan Abdur Rochim , Kuncoro Dimas Dwi , Muthi Annisa Salsabila Ghina , Jamaluddin Anif , Purwanto Agus
Published: June 2022

Batteries are a very efficient energy source used in an all-digital environment that adapts to today’s human mobility. The lithium-ion battery is one of the batteries used in various household appliances. There are some problems caused by the anode in terms of utility. This is due to high electrochemical reactivity, which can reduce battery performance. One of the innovations in lithium-ion batteries is anode-free Li-ion battery (AFLB). The working mechanism of this battery is the same as the previous Li-ion battery, but with a smaller anode capacity, so that it can reduce the volume (large) of the battery. The problem that arises is the growth of dendrites that interferes with the battery’s running mechanism, so it needs to be evaluated for its growth. The way that can be done is to modify the copper foil by adding Cu. The innovation of this research is to modify Cu-foil by adding Cu from cable waste. The research method used is leaching Cu from cable waste, followed by reducing Cu powder to form a modified Cu. This study’s data collection techniques include empirical research derived from previous studies and instrumental analysis using SEM, FTIR, and electrochemical performance tests. Electrochemical testing using a cylindrical battery with a current of 1 C (1 C = 430 mA g−1) and a voltage of 2.6–4.3 V obtained ALFB and ALFB Cu-modification batteries with a discharge capacity of 70 and 123 mA h g−1, respectively.
Polyurethane-based retanning agents with antimicrobial properties
Authors: Ding Sheng , Zhu Jinxing , Tian Saiqi
Published: June 2022

Polyurethane-based retanning agents with antimicrobial properties were synthesized by the chemical incorporation of ciprofloxacin (CPFX) units into polyurethane chains. The chemical structures were characterized by Fourier transform infrared (FTIR) and gel permeation chromatography (GPC). Then, the retanning agents were applied in the leather retanning process. Owing to the conjugation of CPFX into polyurethane chains, the molecular weight increases, further leading to the decrease in hydroxyl value and increase in particle size. The shrinkage temperature was improved after retanning. Owing to the filling of retanning agents in the gap of collagen fibers, the average thickness of leather increased by 65.8%. The mechanical properties of leather were visibly improved because of the large number of –COOH coordinate with Cr3+ and more hydrogen crosslinking with carboxyl group, amino group, and hydroxyl group of leather collagen. Furthermore, leather retanned by these polyurethane-based retanning agents presented good antimicrobial properties. The antibacterial activity could be conserved above 89% even after rinsing for ten times.
Embracing Donald Trump’s Big Lie and Making Voting Harder Are Republicans Sure They Know What They are Doing?
Authors: Stonecash Jeffrey M.
Published: June 2022

Following the 2020 presidential election Donald Trump claimed that the election had been stolen and that fraud was widespread. His voter base widely accepted that and that has prompted numerous state legislatures to enact laws creating hurdles that make voting more difficult. The presumption of most reactions to these laws is that they are directed at reducing non-white voting. This study suggests that they may also affect the white working class. The party needs their votes and they have a historical record of not voting at high levels. More hurdles may diminish their turnout. The analysis draws on voting patterns from 1952–2020.
Effects on hand-sheet paper properties of pH in deinking process
Authors: Sonmez Sinan , Wu Qingliu , Fleming Paul D. , Pekarovicova Alexandra
Published: June 2022

In today’s world where natural resources are rapidly decreasing, recycling printed papers, and their use in paper production will reduce the environmental pollution caused by waste paper. Thus, energy savings can be achieved with less energy consumption. Although many methods are used in the deinking of printed papers, the effectiveness of these methods varies depending on many parameters, such as the type of paper to be de-inked, the type of printed ink in the printing system, and the chemicals used in deinking. In this study, the effect of pH in the deinking process was studied. Electrophotographic printed papers were used as the printed paper in this study, and the INGEDE method was applied as the deinking method. In this method, 3 different pH environments were prepared and an ink removal process was carried out in this environment. Optical and physical properties were determined by producing hand-sheet papers from the deinked pulp. In addition, test prints were made to determine the printability of the produced hand-sheet papers in the electrophotographic printing system.
Scalable multi-distance measurement approach for the optical assessment of tooth-individual shape parameters of large gearings
Authors: Pillarz Marc , von Freyberg Axel , Fischer Andreas
Published: June 2022

The demand for scalable measuring systems for the fast measurement of tooth-individual shape parameters of large gears is increasing. Due to a limited measuring speed and a limited measuring volume, standard tactile gear measuring systems are only conditionally suitable for comprehensive measurements of large gears. Therefore, the applicability of a scalable optical multi-distance measurement approach consisting of an optical sensor and a rotary table with a model-based evaluation is studied. As a fundamental gear shape parameter, the base circle radius of a large gearing is evaluated and the achievable measurement uncertainty is estimated. As a result, the tooth-individual base circle radius is determined on average with an expanded measurement uncertainty (k = 2) of one quarter of the required tolerance, and the realized measurement setup enables the measurement of all teeth within 1 minute. Hence, the scalable optical multi-distance measurement approach is appliacable for the fast measurement of tooth-individual shape parameters of large gearings.
Conformity assessment of photo-optical measurement data registration in legal metrology
Authors: Esche Marko , Nischwitz Martin , Schmidt Manuel , Meyer Reinhard , Elfroth Marco
Published: June 2022

The rollout of smart meters in Europe requires solutions for the transition from the existing metering system to the digital metering infrastructure. Connecting legacy meters to the new digital backends is one of the major challenges for the transitory phase. Here, the requirements for performing valid registration of measurement values from legacy meters are derived from the legal metrological framework of the European Union. Threats on the process of registration are then determined based on these requirements and subsequently evaluated. A prototypical implementation, making use of photo-optical technology is presented, illustrating how applicable requirements may be covered. With the help of a risk assessment, the critical aspects of the implementation are identified to highlight how actual implementations might be further improved.
Preliminary study on pathogenic mechanism of first Chinese family with PNKD
Authors: Chen Feng , Zhang Shaohui , Liu Tinghong , Yuan Liu , Wang Yangshuo , Zhang Guojun , Liang Shuli
Published: June 2022

Background

The first Chinese family with paroxysmal non-kinesigenic dystonia (PNKD) was confirmed to harbour a PNKD mutation. However, the pathogenic mechanism of the PNKD-causing gene mutation was unclear.

Methods

Wild-type and mutant PNKD-L plasmids were prepared and transfected into the C6 cell line to study the distribution and stability of PNKD protein in C6 cells and its effect on the glutathione content. The blood and cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) of 3 PNKD patients and 3 healthy controls were collected. The differentially expressed proteins were identified using isobaric tags for relative and absolute quantitation. Furthermore, Gene Ontology (GO) and Kyoto Encyclopaedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) enrichment analyses were performed, and the protein–protein interaction network was constructed.

Results

Wild-type PNKD protein was mainly distributed in the membranes, whereas mutant PNKD protein was distributed throughout the C6 cells. After transfection with mutant PNKD-L plasmid, the glutathione content decreased significantly in C6 cells; the stability of the mutant PNKD protein was significantly low. There were 172 and 163 differentially expressed proteins in CSF and plasma, respectively, of PNKD patients and healthy controls. For these proteins, blood microparticle and complex activation (classical pathway) were the common GO enrichment term, and complex and coordination cascade pathway were the common KEGG enrichment pathway. Recombinant mothers against decapentaplegic homolog 4 (SMAD4) was one of the differentially expressed proteins; it exhibited a relationship with the aforementioned enrichment GO terms and KEGG pathway.

Conclusion

PNKD protein was mainly distributed in cell membranes. PNKD-L mutation affected subcellular localisation, PNKD protein stability, and glutathione content. SMAD4 was found to be a potential biomarker for PNKD diagnosis.
Danish diaries of Palmyra
Authors: Baird Jennifer A.
Published: June 2022

Many things that we now call ‘archaeological archives’ are actually personal collections of documentation made and amassed by archaeologists, some of which have found their way into institutions. This is indeed the case for the collections of Harald Ingholt (1896–1985), a Danish archaeologist and philologist who worked at Palmyra in the 1920s and 1930s and had a long career that was spent mostly in the USA at Yale University, studying Syrian and Gandharan sites. Ingholt's field diaries, published in the volumes under review, make up part of a collection which he donated, following his retirement, to the Ny Carlsberg Glyptotek in Copenhagen in the early 1980s; that collection also includes his personal reference material, known as ‘The Ingholt Archive’. Comprising sheets with Palmyrene images glued to them, the Archive is planned for separate publication by Brepols in the near future.
Autoethnographic Aesthetics as Feminist Arts-Based Trauma Work
Authors: Gildea Iris J.
Published: June 2022

The framework I invoke in this essay involves the intervention and integration of aesthetic discourses through arts-based inquiry practice and my own critical autoethnographic praxis. Through this intermodal dialogue including visual art, poetry, and poetic and theoretical prose, the essay is an inquiry into feminist arts-based trauma theory and qualitative research methods. I advocate for a need to support, cultivate, and center non-linear and non-speculative discourses as meaningful in and of themselves.
Kitap İncelemesi
Authors: ELCAN KAYNAK Naime
Published: June 2022

The purpose of this study is to analyze Linda Kroll' s book about self-study and the use of inquiry stance in teacher education.
Early growth response 1 transcription factor is essential for the pathogenic properties of human endometriotic epithelial cells
Authors: Maurya Vineet K. , Szwarc Maria M. , Fernandez-Valdivia Rodrigo , Lonard David M. , Yong Song , Joshi Niraj , Fazleabas Asgerally T. , Lydon John P
Published: June 2022

Although a benign gynecological disorder, endometriosis displays some pathogenic features of malignancy, such as cell proliferation, migration, invasion, and adaptation to hypoxia. Current treatments of endometriosis include pharmacotherapy and/or surgery, which are of limited efficacy and often associated with adverse side-effects. Therefore, to develop more effective therapies to treat this disease, a broader understanding of the underlying molecular mechanisms that underpin endometriosis needs to be attained. Using immortalized human endometriotic epithelial and stromal cell lines, we demonstrate that the early growth response 1 (EGR1) transcription factor is essential for cell proliferation, migration and invasion, which represent some of the pathogenic properties of endometriotic cells. Genome-wide transcriptomics identified an EGR1-dependent transcriptome in human endometriotic epithelial cells that potentially encodes a diverse spectrum of proteins that are known to be involved in tissue pathologies. To underscore the utility of this transcriptomic dataset, we demonstrate that carbonic anhydrase IX (CAIX), a homeostatic regulator of intracellular pH, is not only a molecular target of EGR1 but is important for maintaining many of the cellular properties of human endometriotic epithelial cells that are also ascribed to EGR1. Considering therapeutic intervention strategies are actively being developed for EGR1 and CAIX in the treatment of other pathologies, we believe EGR1 and its transcriptome (which includes CAIX) will offer not only a new conceptual framework to advance our understanding of endometriosis but will furnish new molecular vulnerabilities to be leveraged as potential therapeutic options in the future treatment of endometriosis.
Violencias basadas en el género (VBG), feminicidio y transfeminicidio: categorías de análisis sociológico necesarias para materializar una justicia con enfoque de género tras la pandemia del covid-19
Authors: Bahamón Jara Martha Lucía , Ruiz Aroyave Javier Omar , Tirado Acero Misael
Published: June 2022

En el marco de la pandemia mundial de covid-19 y la cuarentena decretada desde el 24 de marzo del 2020 en el territorio nacional colombiano, como reacción y contención de la emergencia sanitaria, surge una segunda alerta nacional, esta vez por feminicidios en Colombia. La magnitud de las cifras de los feminicidios perpetrados y el hecho de que tan solo un día después de la declaración presidencial de cuarentena obligatoria se cometiera un triple feminicidio en la ciudad de Cartagena evidencian que la violencia contra las mujeres es otra emergencia mortal creciente y socialmente arraigada.

Por tanto, la investigación de la cual se deriva el presente texto busca incorporar al ejercicio jurídico un análisis sociológico de los feminicidios y transfeminicidios, para comprender las dificultades institucionales, la brecha entre las medidas de protección y la complejidad de la violencia patriarcal. Con esto se quiere fortalecer herramientas institucionales que materialicen el marco de derechos a las mujeres y personas diversas, a partir de la caracterización y comprensión de las condiciones que envuelven el fenómeno del feminicidio como expresión máxima de la violencia patriarcal, observando estudios doctrinales y normativos, como referentes jurisprudenciales. Así, se pretende contribuir a la discusión observando cómo la institucionalidad concibe y enfrenta al fenómeno del feminicidio, para impactar en los mecanismos de protección y la efectividad de la administración de justicia y enfrentar de manera idónea la actual alerta nacional por feminicidios.
La acción de tutela como mecanismo de protección del derecho al medio ambiente
Authors: Álvarez Casadiego Carolina
Published: June 2022

A través del presente manuscrito se pretende contextualizar la importancia de la acción de tutela desde el escenario del derecho colectivo al medio ambiente. Todo lo anterior desde la metodología de investigación cualitativa y el método de investigación descriptivo, en razón a que se ha pretendido dogmáticamente desarrollar y reflexionar sobre la relación jurídica entre la naturaleza jurídica de la acción de tutela y el derecho al medio ambiente. El texto pretende una aproximación a la noción contemporánea del derecho al medio ambiente y, a la vez, a la identificación de la relación entre acción de tutela y el referenciado derecho, y finaliza con una aproximación al análisis de la responsabilidad ambiental y daño ambiental.
Análisis de los Fideicomisos de Infraestructura y Bienes Raíces (FIBRAs) en México, 2015-2020, como mecanismo de disminución en el riesgo de la inversión inmobiliaria
Authors: Solís Tepexpa Sergio , Muñoz González Luis Fernando
Published: June 2022

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Siniestros viales con fallecidos: un análisis econométrico para la isla de San Andrés
Authors: Ríos Tiusabá Cristian Felipe , Soler Ríos Milton Camilo
Published: June 2022

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La economía familiar en el contexto del covid-19
Authors: Ordaz Hernández Mónica Berenice , Antonio Pacheco Belizario , Alonso Guillén Amado
Published: June 2022

El presente trabajo pretende diagnosticar la percepción de los estudiantes de la Facultad de Contaduría y Administración, Campus Coatzacoalcos, de la Universidad Veracruzana, con relación a su economía familiar en el contexto del covid-19. El estudio cuenta con un enfoque cuantitativo y con un alcance descriptivo y es de corte transversal. En cuestión a la construcción del instrumento, se fusionó la versión corta y adaptada del cuestionario diseñado por Cheung y Lucas (2014, citados en Romero y Matamoros, 2020) “Satisfaction with Life Scale” y la Encuesta sobre el impacto de la COVID-19 en las familias, realizada por Plena Inclusión Madrid (2020). Esta fusión resultó en un instrumento de 20 ítems, dividido en datos demográficos y en dos dimensiones que responden a la situación económica familiar y laboral en el contexto del covid-19. Entre los resultados, sobresalen que el 50 % de los hogares presentan reducción de los ingresos y aumento de gastos extras y afectación al acceso a los servicios básicos, que el 25 % ha sido separado de su empleo de manera definitiva y que el 28 % ha sido suspendido temporalmante, en ese sentido se concluye que, por parte del Estado, se deben fortalecer las politicas públicas.
Las perspectivas eclesiológicas del papa Francisco según la Fratelli tutti
Authors: Tabares Ríos Jorge Andrés
Published: June 2022

Desde su elección en 2013, el Papa Francisco ha sorprendido al mundo por su espontaneidad, sus palabras y sus gestos. Ha renunciado a vestir de forma ostentosa, se interesa por los pobres, marginados, excluidos, y desea renovar la Institución eclesial. Sus primeros discursos se centraron en el concepto de la misericordia hasta el punto que convocó un jubileo extraordinario recordando que el ser misericordioso es la vocación principal de todo discípulo misionero de Jesús. El Papa Bergoglio tiene claro que la Iglesia debe estar abierta a la renovación, al cambio  y como fruto de ese deseo eclesial es la Carta Encíclica Fratelli Tutti, publicada el 3 de octubre de 2020. En dicho documento no encontramos temas de índole teológico, dogmático, canónico, sacramental. El Papa no dice nada sobre la sinodalidad, ni denuncia pecados de moral sexual, ni se detiene en detalles de cómo recibir la comunión eucarística.  Ese no ha sido su  estilo. Lo que el Sumo Pontífice desea y espera de la Iglesia católica es que salga de su encierro y falsas seguridades, que no  pase de lado, no ignore, ni se desentienda de los demás. Más bien, que esté al servicio de la fraternidad y  amistad social.
Decolonial approach to the intercultural bilingual curriculum:
Authors: Soto Molina Jairo , Méndez Rivera Pilar Esther
Published: June 2022

This reflection article is intended to reflect upon the benefits of a decolonial intercultural approach to the EFL curriculum. As interculturality is opposed to multiculturality, a distinction between these two frames is pivotal to cast light upon linguistic colonialism practices and other forms of power-knowledge colonial matrix in some curriculum designs. Interculturality suggests interaction, respect, and recognition among cultures, while multiculturality involves the co-presence of several separated cultures, competing to hegemonize or control other cultures. Although, the former has much more acceptance, the decolonial critique to interculturality might offer a problematization of a widely restrictive view of mainstream interculturality.  With awareness of these counterforces, this article discusses how interculturality can be used to decolonize the only English curriculum to give other senses to the bilingual curriculum.
Pertinencia de la certificación de competencias laborales del instructor: caso de un centro de formación en diseño, confección y moda
Authors: Velásquez Restrepo Sandra Milena , Giraldo Vásquez Diego Hernán
Published: June 2022

Este trabajo estudia el nivel de certificación en normas sectoriales de competencia laboral de los instructores de un centro de formación en diseño, confección y moda, y el aporte de dichas competencias a la formación impartida.  Se analizó la cadena de valor del sector al que se asocian los programas de formación ofrecidos, se identificaron las normas de competencia requeridas para las ocupaciones misionales del sector y se diagnosticó el nivel de certificación de los instructores.  Se encontró que la mayoría de instructores se habían certificado tanto en competencias específicas del sector como en competencias asociadas a su labor como educadores. También se identificó que hay una alta proporción de certificaciones vencidas y que en algunas normas no se cuenta con instructores certificados, por lo que se presenta una reflexión sobre la manera como la certificación de competencias de los instructores puede mejorar la pertinencia de la formación impartida.
The effect of Dulaglutide on glycemic and weight control in patients with type 2 diabetes
Authors: Ruda Alexandru Ioan , Ciobanu Dana Mihaela , Inceu Georgeta , Rusu Adriana , Roman Gabriela
Published: June 2022

Background and aims. The objectives of type 2 diabetes treatment are to achieve adequate long-term glycemic control and to reduce the risk associated with comorbidities and complications. Once-weekly Dulaglutide showed a reduction in cardiovascular risk associated with diabetes in addition to improved glycemic control and bodyweight reduction in several clinical trials. We aimed to investigate the effect of Dulaglutide 1.5 mg on glycemic and weight control in type 2 diabetes patients inadequately controlled by antihyperglycemic treatment in real-world clinical practice.
Methods. We retrospectively reviewed the medical records of 50 patients with type 2 diabetes inadequately controlled by previous  treatment and newly initiated on Dulaglutide. The data were collected at 6 months (n=50) and 12 months (n=40) after Dulaglutide therapy initiation.
Results. Dulaglutide treatment resulted in significant improvement of glycated hemoglobin (−1.3 %; p<0.001) after 6 months and after 12 months (−2.0 %; p<0.001). Significant bodyweight reduction was found after 6 months (−2.0 kg; p=0.002) and 12 months (−3.5 kg; p=0.001) of Dulaglutide treatment initiation. In addition, a reduction in insulin dose was observed.
Conclusions. Our  clinical data showed that Dulaglutide 1.5 mg significantly improved glycemic and bodyweight control at 6 and 12 months after treatment initiation in patients with type 2 diabetes inadequately controlled by previous  antihyperglycemic treatment.
The contradictions of the Olympic games in times of pandemic
Authors: Bettine Marco
Published: June 2022

The 2021 Olympic Games were historic for several reasons, the first to be played outside the official cycle, the first to take place during a pandemic and the first to have empty arenas, these issues were also accompanied by ethical discussions about how to interpret these games and the would be the reasons for its realization. This article will work on how media coverage will reflect these contradictions.
Feasibility of a Centralized, Pharmacy-Led Penicillin Allergy Delabeling Program
Authors: Antoon James W. , Grijalva Carlos G. , Grisso Alison G. , Stone Cosby A. , Johnson Jakobi , Stassun Justine , Norton Allison E. , Kripalani Sunil , Williams Derek J.
Published: June 2022

BACKGROUND

Penicillin allergy labels are often inaccurate in children and removing unnecessary labels results in improved outcomes and lower health care costs. Although the hospital setting is a frequent point of contact for children, strategies to evaluate penicillin allergies in the hospital are lacking.

METHODS

We performed a prospective pilot study to determine the feasibility of a centralized, pharmacy-led approach to penicillin allergy evaluation. Children with a reported history of penicillin allergy admitted to our children’s hospital were risk-stratified and those stratified as low-risk underwent a single-dose oral challenge by a central pharmacist, regardless of the need for antibiotics. After the completion of each patient’s delabeling process, surveys were distributed to health care personnel involved in the patient’s care to collect perceptions on the acceptability, appropriateness, and feasibility of this intervention. Measures were scored by using a 5-point Likert scale.

RESULTS

Of the 23 patients who screened as low-risk, 20 underwent a penicillin allergy evaluation and an oral challenge. Of these, the penicillin allergy label was removed in 19 (95%) patients (Fig 1). The median age was 7 years (range 11 months–18 years). Participants rated the risk stratification and delabeling favorably overall, with high ratings on all 3 implementation measures: acceptability (mean 4.55, ± standard deviation [STD] 0.65), appropriateness (mean 4.58, STD ± 0.6), and feasibility (mean 4.51, STD ± 0.73). Measures of acceptability, appropriateness, and feasibility remained high when stratified by health care worker type and provider type.

CONCLUSIONS

Our findings provide support for systemic implementation of penicillin allergy delabeling strategies in hospitalized children.
Bentuk Ajaran Syekh Maulana Ibrahim Al-Khalidi Kumpulan Dalam Menyebarkan Islam di Minangkabau (Tinjauan Historis)
Authors: Ayu Nanda Mustika  , Muslim Kori Lilie , Miswar Munir
Published: June 2022

Penelitian ini dilatar belakangi oleh hilangnya arti perjuangan seorang ulama yang terdahulu karena konteks kehidupan saat ini semakin berkembang, orang-orang saat ini sudah mulai melupakan arti perjuangan seorang ulama terdahulu yaitu Syekh Maulana Ibrahim Al-Khalidi Kumpulan. Karena pada dasarnya Syekh Maulana Ibrahim Al-Khalidi telah berhasil melakukan perubahan ditengah-tengah masyarakat, yang pada masa itu berkembang  kebiasaan-kebiasaan buruk yang  bertentangan dengan ajaran agama Islam, seperti perjudian, menyabung ayam, mengisap madat (narkoba). Penelitian ini menggunakan metode sejarah dalam bentuk deskriptif naratif (kualitatif). Penelitian  ini dilakukan  di Nagari Kumpulan.  Sumber  primer yang digunakan yaitu naskah Syekh Said Bonjol dan melakukan teknik wawancara dan observasi.Hasil yang diperoleh dari penelitian, dalam proses menyebarkan agama Islam awalnya Syekh Maulana Ibrahim Al-Khalidi Kumpulan mendirikan intitusi sebagai tempat ia beraktifitas. Syekh Maulana Ibrahim Al-Khalidi mendirikan surau yang kemudian ia beri nama surau Kaciak(kecil), sesuai dengan bentuk dan ukurannya. Syekh Maulana Ibrahim Al-Khalidi Kumpulan menyebarkan agama Islam kepada masyarakat Kumpulan melalui ajaran tarekat Naqsyabandiyah. Ajaran yang dibawa oleh Maulana Ibrahim Al-Khalidi   dalam   menyebarkan  Islam   terhadap   masyarakat   Kumpulan,   secara berangsur-angsur masyarakat Kumpulan mulai meninggalkan kebiasaan jelek melalui ajaran yang disampaikan oleh Syekh MaulanaIbrahim Al-Khalidi.
Valerianus Bassianensis – A Pannonian bishop at the Council of Chalcedon?
Authors: Kovács Péter
Published: June 2022

In his paper the author deals with the Acts of the Council of Chalcedon where a certain Valerian, the bishop of a settlement called Bassiana emerged several times. As he attended the synod of 448 at Constantinople as well, he lived in Constantinople most probably as refugee. Following E. Schwartz's correction, the author also comes to the conclusion that Valerian was mistakenly identified as the African bishop in the original Greek list and he was rather the bishop of the Pannonian Bassianae. He had to flee from his hometown to Constantinople because of the Hun occupation in 441 as his province already belonged to East Rome.
High-status Avar warriors identified. Differences in the prevalence of the horse riding syndrome in “high-status” vs. “low-status” adult male burials in the Avar cemetery of Wien 11-Csokorgasse (seventh–eighth century AD)
Authors: Bühler Birgit , Kirchengast Sylvia
Published: June 2022

Bioarchaeology can contribute to interdisciplinary research on the social organization of the Avar Empire (568 AD to around 800 AD) by providing information on the health, lifestyle and habitual activity patterns of Avar populations, thus offering an important, additional perspective to traditional archaeological methods focusing on material culture. The so-called horse riding syndrome refers to a combination of changes on the human skeleton, which may indicate that the individual in question practised horse riding as a habitual activity during his or her lifetime. The aim of this paper is to identify potential differences in habitual horse riding activity between different socioeconomic groups within the adult male population of the Avar cemetery of Wien 11-Csokorgasse, using a major criterion of the horse riding syndrome (namely the ovalization or vertical elongation of the acetabulum) and an indicator of social status in burials of Avar men (namely the depth of burial). The sample included only males (age group adult or older) with at least one completely preserved acetabulum (n = 38 for the left acetabulum, n = 40 for the right acetabulum). The ovalization of the acetabulum was determined using a basic measurement method, the Index of Ovalization of Acetabulum (IOA). The sample was divided into two groups according to depth of burial: The “high-status” group included the skeletal material of adult male individuals with a depth of burial of 1.00 m or more. The “low-status” group included the skeletal material of adult male individuals with a depth of burial less than 1.00 m. We observed highly significant differences regarding the ovalization of the acetabulum between “high-status” and “low-status” adult males. This may reflect considerable variation in lifestyle and/or habitual activity patterns between these two groups, which could suggest differences regarding the prevalence of habitual horse riding between “high-status” and “low-status” adult males. Hence, using a major criterion of the “horse riding syndrome” – the “ovalization” of the acetabulum – we may have identified a group of “high-status” Avar warriors, whose way of life appears to have differed from that of the “lower-status” male population buried in the Avar-period cemetery of Wien 11-Csokorgasse.
Once again about Constantius heros – In response to J.P.W. Wijnendaele
Authors: Kovács Péter
Published: June 2022

In his paper the author re-examines the lost funerary inscription of Constantius ‘dux’ following his earlier study and the subsequent study written by J.W.P. Wijnendaele and M. Hanaghan. In their study, the authors used the results of Kovács's earlier paper but several times they misinterpreted the author's conclusions. According to the author, their work was unnecessary and there is no need to re-evaluate the suggested date (420s) and identification given by him.