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Cumplimiento de la Resolución Ministerial N 200-2019-MINAM, respecto a la problemática por contaminación por residuos sólidos: casos Gobiernos Provinciales de Picota y Rioja de la Región San Martín, Perú
Authors: Morales Ramirez Mirko Juniors , Dávila Santos Willy Reynaldo , Guerrero Ruiz Claudia Massiel , Arredondo Rubio Jimena Del Carmen , Peralta Ordoñez Clarisa
Published: March 2024

El objetivo de la presente investigación fue determinar el cumplimiento de la Resolución Ministerial N° 200-2019-MINAM respecto a la problemática por contaminación por residuos sólidos por parte de las municipales provinciales de Picota y Rioja, de la región San Martín, Perú. La metodología adoptada fue descriptivo simple a través de la interpretación de datos, para ello se empleó como instrumentos, la entrevista directa y la aplicación de cuestionario sobre problemáticas ambientales. Los resultados obtenidos fueron: 1.- Ambas municipalidades cuentan con Plan integral de gestión ambiental de residuos sólidos (PIGARS) vigente (Municipalidad Provincial de Rioja - Ordenanza Municipal N° 10-2021-CM-MPR, y Municipalidad Provincial de Picota - Ordenanza Municipal Nº 015-2022-MPP/A). 2.- Respecto a la provincia de Rioja, si bien vienen cumpliendo con una adecuada gestión ambiental residuos sólidos (recojo, limpieza pública, almacenamiento y disposición final); a la fecha aún cuentan con un botadero conforme lo declarado por el Organismo de Evaluación y Fiscalización Ambiental (OEFA); 3.- Respecto a la provincia de Picota, presenta problemáticas en torno a su sistema de gestión ambiental residuos sólidos (recojo, limpieza pública, almacenamiento y disposición final); y también a la fecha aún existe un botadero conforme lo declarado por el Organismo de Evaluación y Fiscalización Ambiental (OEFA). Por ende, se recomendó a ambas municipalidades: 1.- Garantizar el cumplimiento de las actividades de su Plan integral de gestión ambiental de residuos sólidos (PIGARS) vigente; 2.- Garantizar la adecuada gestión ambiental residuos sólidos (recojo, limpieza pública, almacenamiento y disposición fina)l; 3.- Como parte de las actividades para la recuperación de los botaderos y en tanto se obtenga la aprobación del Instrumento de Gestión Ambiental (IGA) y se cuente con un Relleno Sanitario autorizado, cumplir con los criterios técnicos mínimos para la operación temporal de residuos sólidos señalados en la Quinta disposición complementaria transitoria del Decreto Supremo Nº 001-2022-MINAM.
Kemampuan Informasi Akuntansi dalam Memprediksi Arus Kas Masa Depan
Authors: Lukman Siti Diva Syarifah
Published: March 2024

This research is purposed to determine there is a relationship between the information content of accounting which measured by net profit and component of cash flow toward future of cash flow. Data used in this research is secondary data obtained from the database of the Indonesia Stock Exchange (IDX), which can be accessed through the official website www.idx.co.id. Independent variables used net profit before extraordinary items (X1), operating of cash flow (X2), investing of cash flow (X3), financing of cash flow (X4), and future of cash flow (Y) as dependent variable. Based on the result of research was found that (1) net profit before extraordinary items partially have a significant positive influence on the future cash flow, (2) operating of cash flow partially have a significant positive influence on the future of cash flow, (3) investing of cash flow partially do not have a significant positive influence on the future of cash flow, (4) financing of cash flow have a significant positive on the future of cash flow.
Occurrence and antimicrobial resistance patterns of bacterial and fungal pathogens from patients with urinary tract infections in Ojo, Lagos Nigeria
Authors: Dauphin Dighitoghi Moro  , Zenas Chisom Agubata  , Olusola Abayomi Ojo-Omoniyi  , Agnes Iyabode Akinde  , Hammed Kolawole Shittu  , Damilola Esther Sodunke  , Miriam Oluchi Ukhureigbe  , Lateefat Abiodun Ligali  , Agnes Ijeoma Ike
Published: March 2024

Urinary tract infections (UTIs) is a common bacterial and fungal infection affecting millions of people globally. The aim of this study was to investigate the distribution and antimicrobial susceptibility patterns of bacteria and fungi from patients with UTI. Urine samples were collected aseptically from patients with symptoms of UTI in sterile universal containers from five hospitals in a period of three months. A total of 200 urine samples from 75 males and 125 females were analyzed and subjected to culture, biochemical identification and antimicrobial susceptibility testing using the Kirby-Bauer technique. Fungal isolates were identified based on cultural characteristics, lactophenol cotton blue stain, chlamydospore formation, and colony colour on CHROM agar Candida medium. Most samples were positive for one microorganism each and a few had two isolates, thus giving a frequency of 210 microbial isolates. The most commonly isolated bacteria were Escherichia coli, 71(34%), followed by Staphylococcus aureus, 63(30%), Enterobacter spp., 32(15.2%), Klebsiella spp., 17(8.1%), Proteus mirabillis, 15(7.1%) and Candida albicans 12(5.7%), being the only fungus isolated. Antimicrobial susceptibility testing showed that Escherichia coli showed 57.7% susceptibility to streptomycin. Klebsiella spp. were 70.5% susceptible to septrin, but with susceptibility as low as 47.1% to chloramphenicol. Enterobacter spp. showed 71.9% susceptibility to septrin, 68.8% to gentamycin, 59.4% to streptomycin and chloramphenicol, 53.1%. Proteus spp showed 53.5%, and 66.7% to pefloxacin, septrin and streptomycin respectively. Staphylococcus aureus showed susceptibility of 56(88.9%), 55(87.3%), and 47 (74.6%) to gentamicin, ciprofloxacin. and pefloxacin respectively. Candida albicans was highly susceptible to nystatin, fluconazole and miconazole by 7(58.3%) but was highly resistant to ketoconazole, 41.7%. The findings of this study provide valuable information on the distribution of bacterial and fungal agents that are common etiology of UTIs, and likely antimicrobial drugs for the treatment of UTIs.
EVALUATION OF THE RELIABILITY AND CONCORDANCE OF VISUAL WEIGHT ASSESSMENT IN WATER BUFFALO FEMALES
Authors: Vázquez-Bolaina Jesús Ignacio , Salazar-Cuytun Rosario E. , Cruz-Tamayo Alvar Alonzo , Barrientos-Medina Roberto C. , Escobar-España José Carlos , Garcia-Herrera Ricardo A. , Chay-Canul Alfonso Juventino
Published: March 2024

Background. For the development of reproductive, nutritional and health programmes, estimation of animal body weight (BW) is a fundamental tool in herd management. Objective. To evaluate of the reliability and concordance of visual weight assessment in water buffalo females. Methodology. Data on visually estimated body weight (VM) and actual body weight (BW) were recorded for 229 female water buffaloes. BW was recorded using a digital scale and visual estimation BW was taken as the average of three observations made by three observers. The measurements obtained by each of the different estimation methods were also compared with the observed weights by inspecting the paired Bland-Altman plots prior to logarithmic transformation. Results. Correlations between observed BW and mean predicted BW for visual methods showed a positive and significant relationship (P<0.001), with an r value of 0.95. According to the intraclass correlation coefficient (ICC), there was a high degree of reliability in the visual estimates of buffalo weight, due to the similarity in the mean and dispersion of each observer's estimates. Both the Bland-Altman plot and the ICC show that there is a high level of concordance between the buffalo weights obtained by the visual and real methods. Implications. The result of the present study showed that visual assessment highlights the ability of livestock handlers to have a very accurate estimation of BW in female water buffaloes. Conclusion. The results of this study show that visual assessment highlights the ability of livestock handlers to visually estimate BW in female water buffaloes with high reliability and concordance with the animal weighbridge method.
Global Warming and Climate Change
Authors: Kumar Vinod
Published: March 2024

On a careful observation, we find that in recent times there has been a striking change in the average temperatures in many regions. The global average surface temperature had risen since last century. The 1990s have been the warmest decade and the year 1998 has been the warmest year recorded so far and the second warmest year 2001. The tropical and coastal areas are facing cold temperatures, rainfall is either in excess or scanty, and there is an increase in the frequency and intensity of the droughts. The human activities are primarily responsible for these and the climate change due to global warming is going to alter their lives so much that the very survival of the mankind is at stake. Globalization, development, climate change and human health are closely interconnected. These are also causing conflicts among states with regard to responsibilities of causing and reducing environmental changes. Only consistent and serious efforts to mitigate them can alter the existing conditions and prevent further deterioration. In this research paper highlights the Global warming effects, indicators of climate change and worldwide efforts to Global Warming and Climate Change.
Contemporary Changes in the Marriage Customs of the Guixi Zhuang “Not Settling in the Husband’s Home” — Take Baise Lipotun as an Example
Authors: Zhao Yutong , Lu Jie , Zhang Yaqing , Zhao Mingyang , Zhang Ying
Published: March 2024

Taking the marriage custom of “not settling in the husband’s home (BuLuo FuJia)” of the Zhuang people in western Gui as the research object, our team went to Lipotun in Tiandong County, Baise City, where the Zhuang people in western Gui live, to investigate, collect and organise the data, hoping to enrich the actual details of the “not settling in the husband’s home” of the Zhuang people by taking Lipotun as the entry point, and to understand the reasons for its recent changes and loss of tradition. We hope to use Lipotun as an entry point to enrich the actual details of the Zhuang “not settling in the husband’s home” and to understand the reasons for its change and loss in recent times.
INSTITUTO FEDERAL DE EDUCAÇÃO, CIÊNCIA E TECNOLOGIA DO PARANÁ
Authors: Silva Antônio Soares Júnior da , Santos Everton Rodrigo , Grabowski Gabriel
Published: March 2024

Este estudo traz uma caracterização histórica do Instituto Federal de Educação, Ciência e Tecnologia do Paraná (IFPR) e de sua política de expansão. A pesquisa explora, em caráter bibliográfico, dados históricos da criação do IFPR com contribuições de Fugmann (2010); Athaides (2011); Krugel (2020); Lemos Júnior e Krugel (2022); e documental, sobre a política de expansão do IFPR, com os estudos de Frigotto (2015); Gouveia (2016). A história do IFPR retrata a atenção dada às políticas de educação no país e um constante embate de tensões que produzem avanços, inércias e retrocessos que provocam sua descontinuidade. Essas políticas dependem de governos e de mobilizações em uma desarmonia que valoriza políticas de governo em detrimento de políticas de Estado de interesse e de aspiração popular. Em um país com tantas desigualdades, mesmo com a precariedade estrutural, a disseminação dos Institutos tem trazido avanços significativos, mais inclusivos, ainda que excludentes em alguns aspectos. Apesar disso, os resultados apontam que os Institutos Federais têm apresentado e aplicado projetos de ensino médio integrado, ao logo dos anos de sua implementação, pautados em princípios pedagógicos contextualizados e sensíveis à escuta plural dos atores do ambiente educacional.
CURRENT STATUS OF DISEASES ON SOME FISH SPECIES RAISED IN LAO CAI IN 2022
Authors:   Northern Center for Environmental Monitoring and Aquatic Diseases, Bac Ninh, Vietnam, Thi May LE , Duy Trieu NGUYEN ,   Department of Animal Husbandry and Veterinary Medicine of Lao Cai Province, Vietnam, Thi Hanh NGUYEN ,   Northern Center for Environmental Monitoring and Aquatic Diseases, Bac Ninh, Vietnam, Thi Nguyen NGUYEN ,   Northern Center for Environmental Monitoring and Aquatic Diseases, Bac Ninh, Vietnam, Minh Quan NGUYEN ,   Northern Center for Environmental Monitoring and Aquatic Diseases, Bac Ninh, Vietnam, Trong Binh PHAN ,   Northern Center for Environmental Monitoring and Aquatic Diseases, Bac Ninh, Vietnam, Thi Lua DANG ,   Institute for Aquaculture Research 1, Bac Ninh, Vietnam, Thi Thanh Vinh TRUONG ,   Institute of Agriculture and Natural Resources, Vinh University, Nghe An, Vietnam, Thi Kim Chung NGUYEN ,   Center for Experimental Practice, Vinh University, Nghe An, Vietnam, Thi My Hanh TRUONG ,   Northern Center for Environmental Monitoring and Aquatic Diseases, Bac Ninh, Vietnam
Published: March 2024

The research was conducted from May to December 2022 in Lao Cai province. A total of 192 fish samples were collected from the traditional cultured fish group and coldwater cultured fish group. Freshoscopy method has been applied for fungal indicators, isolated culture for bacteria and PCR technique for virus indicators. The results showed that fungal agents were detected with a high infection rate in both groups of traditionally cultured fish (83.3%) and cold-water cultured fish (66.7%); Among them, more than 90% are fungus carrying Branchiomyces sp.; The remaining is Dermocystidium sp. and Aphanomyces sp, the recorded period is from May to December. Meanwhile, bacterial causes were found to be lower, infection rate of bacterial species Edwardsiella sp.; Streptococcus sp. and Aeromonas sp. recorded between 20 and 35%, especially in September and October, the infection rate is lower than other months. To limit the damage, water needs to be treated before flowing into the pond/farming tank, periodically supplement vitamin C or multivitamins to increase the fish's resistance, well control environmental factors, especially temperature, amount of ammonia and amount of organic matter in the pond.
“GIM grabs you, it takes you into the experience that you're ready to have”: An interview with Jim Borling
Authors: Borling Jim , Castells Anna Giménez
Published: March 2024

Jim Borling is a renowned practitioner and primary trainer of the Bonny method of Guided Imagery and Music (BMGIM). His career spans more than thirty years. From the Atlantis Institute for Consciousness and Music, he offers training in several countries such as Spain, where the interviewer currently attends his seminars. In this interview, he explains that GIM is something that changed his own life as well as the lives of many others. This is due to the fact that GIM approaches not only the psycho-social, psycho-emotional, and biographic aspects of clients’ therapeutic work, but also the spiritual dimension of people. He goes over the past, the present, and the future of BMGIM. This semi-structured interview is based on the transcription of a recorded online meeting. We tried to keep the tone informal, offering the vitality of our spoken conversation. Our aim here is to capture a way of understanding and experiencing this method which is increasingly recognised worldwide.
Students’ Perspective on the Semester System at Higher Education Institutions in Pakistan
Authors: Chauhan Muhammad Shahzad Nawaz
Published: March 2024

This study investigates student perceptions of the semester system's deployment in Pakistani higher education institutions in the context of worldwide transformative shifts. The study examines the transition from the conventional annual system, focusing on key issues such as students' first perceptions, the semester system's impact on academic workload, time management, learning, assessment procedures, engagement, and involvement. It investigates feedback mechanisms and communication channels to get insights into the effectiveness of student-instructor interactions. The study evaluates overall student happiness and the semester system's possible impact on well-being, recognizing both positive characteristics that contribute to a positive academic experience and potential issues that harm mental health. Five selective universities conducted a survey using a questionnaire. The four-point Likert scale questionnaire “strongly disagree to strongly agree” was used to collect the ordinal data. Using simple random sampling, four hundred student samples were collected from five selective universities. Descriptive statistics were used to analyze the frequency, percentage, and median as the average for ordinal data. Furthermore, the Kruskal Wallis H Test assessed variations in more than two groups’ opinions based on five university levels, and the Mann– Whitney U test investigated inequalities in the views of two groups of male and female students. The results offer valuable insights to educational policymakers, administrators, and educators. These insights will provide a student-focused understanding of the consequences of implementing the semester system.
The Mediating Role of Work Engagement in The Relationship Between Employees' Social Courage Behaviors and Job Satisfaction
Authors: Değirmenci Bekir
Published: March 2024

The main purpose of this study was to reveal the mediating effect of work engagement in the effect of employees' social courage behaviors on job satisfaction. In this study, which is based on a quantitative research method, the data were collected by questionnaire method. The employees of a municipality located within the borders of Adıyaman province constitute the research universe. Questionnaires collected through face-to-face interviews were analyzed with the help of statistical programs. Data were collected from 365 participants. As a result of the statistical analysis, it was determined that the relationship between social courage and job satisfaction was partially mediated by work engagement.
Green HRM and Eco-friendly Behavior of Employees: The Mediating Role of Employee Organizational Commitment
Authors: Hossain Razib , Paul Ripon Kumar
Published: March 2024

This study aims to find out the relationship between Green Human Resource Management (GHRM) and Employee Eco-friendly Behavior (EEB) and the mediating role of Employee Organizational Commitment (EOC) in this relationship. Presently, many issues of Green HRM have an impact on organizations, i.e., environmental idea-sharing programs, participation of employees in environment management, use of green performance indicators, and the use of functional teams to implement environmental plans and strategies. There is a positive trend among businesses to start reporting the performance of Green HRM. It has collected data from 242 employees of private commercial banks. A self-administered questionnaire has been distributed among the participants. It has used a bootstrapping procedure to estimate the path coefficient within reflective PLS-SEM. The findings of this research indicate that employee organizational commitment fully mediates the relationship between Green HRM and Employee Eco-friendly Behavior. It accentuates the application of green human resource practices to ensure employee organizational commitment that ultimately results in the environment-friendly behavior of employees
The Portuguese Revolution
Authors: Chilcote Ronald H.
Published: March 2024

Building on decades of research, leading scholar Ronald H. Chilcote provides a definitive analysis of the 1974–1975 Portuguese revolution, which captured global attention and continues to resonate today. His study revisits a key historical moment to explain the revolution and its aftermath through periods of authoritarianism and resistance as well as representative and popular democracy. Exploring the intertwined themes of class, state, and hegemony, Chilcote builds a powerful framework for understanding the Portuguese case as well as contemporary political economy worldwide.
Dialogue with the Past
Authors: Whitman Glenn
Published: March 2024

Oral history is a marvelous force for empowering young people with a love of history. But educators today may wonder how they might use it to inspire their students while still teaching the necessary curriculum and meeting standards. In Dialogue with the Past Glenn Whitman addresses these concerns from his own rich experience and that of many other teachers and students. He helps readers understand the background and methodology of oral history, guides them in creating and conducting an oral history project in the classroom, and directly addresses the issue of meeting standards. Peppered with useful tips, examples from students and teachers, and reproducible forms, along with a comprehensive bibliography, this book will be a vital and inspirational tool for anyone working with secondary students. Visit the authors' web page
San Francisco
Authors: Peters Erica J.
Published: March 2024

San Francisco is a relatively young city with a well-deserved reputation as a food destination, situated near lush farmland and a busy port. San Francisco's famous restaurant scene has been the subject of books but the full complexity of the city's culinary history is revealed here for the first time. This food biography presents the story of how food traveled from farms to markets, from markets to kitchens, and from kitchens to tables, focusing on how people experienced the bounty of the City by the Bay.
The Museum Effect
Authors: Smith Jeffrey K.
Published: March 2024

Museums, libraries, and cultural institutions provide opportunities for people to understand and celebrate who they are, were, and might be. These institutions educate the public and civilize society in a variety of ways, ranging from community events to a single child making a first visit. The Museum Effect documents this phenomenon, explains how it happens, and shows how institutions can facilitate this process.

Cultural institutions vary dramatically in size, nature and purpose, but they all allow visitors to hold conversations with artists and authors perhaps long dead. These conversations, sometimes with others present, and sometimes with artists, scientists, explorers, or authors not present, allow visitors to explore their lives and their “possible selves.” Cultural institutions inspire personal reflection, and help visitors better themselves, in that they leave having contemplated what is noble, excellent, or exemplary about the society in which they live.

The “museum effect” is a process through which cultural institutions educate and civilize us as individuals and as societies. These institutions allow visitors to spend some time with their thoughts elevated, and leave the institution better people in some meaningful fashion than when they entered. This visionary book presents the underlying idea and the argument for the museum effect, along with empirical research supporting that argument. It will help those working in museums, libraries, and archivists to facilitate this process, and study how this is working in their own institutions.
Die Gewährleistung der mündlichen Verhandlung per Bild- und Tonübertragung im Zivilprozess bei epidemischen Ereignissen
Authors: Rindermann-Haugwitz A. Magdalena
Published: March 2024

With the outbreak of the Sars-CoV-2 epidemic in 2020, the provisions of Section 128a of the Code of Civil Procedure came into focus. Since 2002, this provision has allowed oral hearings to be held by means of video and audio transmission. The author examines whether § 128a ZPO can guarantee oral hearings in the event of an epidemic or whether it needs to be further developed in order to ensure health protection and effective legal protection. She develops possible solutions taking into account the principles of civil procedure. Finally, the author assesses the draft law on the promotion of the use of videoconferencing technology in civil and specialised jurisdiction.
Das Jahr der Innovationen im Jazz
Authors: Bugert Thomas
Published: March 2024

The year 1959 saw the release of Dave Brubeck's "Time Out", John Coltrane's "Giant Steps", Miles Davis' "Kind of Blue", Bill Evans' "Portrait in Jazz" and Ornette Coleman's "The Shape of Jazz to Come", all style-defining albums that were groundbreaking in the development of jazz. They contain metrical and harmonic-melodic concepts as well as fundamental innovations in the organisation of ensemble playing and the handling of improvised music, which are an integral part of jazz today. The author traces the origins and antecedents of these concepts, examines the protagonists' biographical references to the concepts and the zeitgeist, and looks at the reception history of the albums.
Recalibrating Environmental Social Governance (ESG)
Authors: Schwarzer Ferdinand
Published: March 2024

ESG swiftly transitioned from a financial niche to a topic of public discourse, but recent disillusionment has challenged its transformative potential for developing sustainable societies. This thesis seeks to recalibrate ESG in terms of its effectiveness over its efficiency. Exploring ESG's history, ecosystem and diverse perspectives, the study conceptually expands each pillar through Gen Z's societal roles and both Peter Drucker's and Peter Paschek's insights into the social responsibility of businesses and the requirements for a ‘bearable society’. The author’s quantitative and qualitative analysis reveals that expanding ESG could be promising for every company, with the caveat that it will also lead to (only initial) discomfort for society’s major leadership groups.
Capacity of the Human Gut Microbiome in Metabolism of Drugs and Its Interaction with CYP450 Enzymes
Authors: Shayeganpour Anooshirvan
Published: March 2024

As a promising field of pharmaceutical sciences, gut microbiome effects on metabolism of xenobiotics, has shown great potential to be considered as a milestone. Xenobiotic chemistries are modified by some drug metabolizing enzymes in gut microbiome which are mostly unknown, however their functionality and the way they impose changes on drug structures are well known. Most of the drug metabolizing enzymes in gut microbial population have reductor effects which are in contrary to the host metabolic system with oxidative reactions. Hydrolysis and transfer of functional groups such as methyl, amine, hydroxyl and carboxyl also bring changes in the structure of xenobiotics. In this brief review, some of these changes on the structure of some important drugs and endogenous compounds have been mentioned, however, illustration of the complete picture has limitations. Furthermore, the significant regulatory role of metabolites generated from the function of gut microbiome enzymes on the expression and activity of host CYP450 enzymes are briefly discussed. Mostly, these effects are inhibitory and are imposed on the expression and activity of nuclear receptor transcription factors including Active/Androgen Receptors (CAR), Pregnane X-Receptors (PXR), Farnesoid X receptor (FXR) and Aryl Hydrocarbon Receptor (AHR).
¿Y si mirar al dedo no es de tontos?
Authors: Linares de la Torre Óscar , Altuna Charterina Gaizka
Published: March 2024

Desde el Stonehenge, construido en La Gran Bretaña hace 5.000 años, hasta el FAST, construido en China en 2016, la construcción de observatorios astronómicos ha dado lugar a grandes obras de arquitectura íntimamente vinculadas a su entorno lejano, el Cosmos, pero también a su entorno cercano, el paisaje. El presente artículo explora precisamente los puntos de contacto entre la potencia plástica que construyen estos observatorios en el paisaje y los principios del movimiento artístico fundado en los años sesenta conocido como Land Art. Tras una breve descripción de la evolución tipológica de los observatorios astronómicos, este artículo se centra en el análisis y comparación de diversos radio-observatorios astronómicos, con algunas de las obras más icónicas del movimiento Land Art.

From Stonehenge, built in Great Britain 5,000 years ago, to FAST, built in China in 2016, the construction of astronomical observatories has brought great works of architecture intimately linked to their distant environment, the Cosmos, but also to their nearby environment, the landscape. This article explores precisely the points of contact between the plastic interest of those observatories build in the landscape and the principles of the artistic movement founded in the 1960s known as Land Art. After a brief description of the typological evolution of astronomical observatories, this paper focuses on the analysis and comparison of various radio astronomy observatory, with some of the most iconic works of the Land Art movement.
Portada Palimpsesto 26: vacíos
Authors: Obiol Cecilia
Published: March 2024

Portada Palimpsesto 26: vacíos
THE USE OF A MODIFIED DEEPITHELIALISED FREE GINGIVAL GRAFT IN THE TREATMENT OF GINGIVAL RECESSIONS ASSOCIATED WITH INTERPROXIMAL BONE LOSS. CASE REPORT
Authors: Bakalyan Vardan
Published: March 2024

The prevalence of gingival recessions is very high, and it increases with age. The gingival recessions occur frequently in populations both with high and low standards of dental care. Gingival recessions are surgically treated to improve aesthetics, reduce root hypersensitivity. Recently, the coronally advanced flap is more frequently used, displacing the free gingival graft and the laterally positioned flap. Connective tissue graft or a deepithelialised free gingival graft is often used in combination with coronally advanced flap. It has been stated, that periodontal plastic procedures may predictably determine complete root coverage in multiple Miller class I and II recessions.
According to the treatment of multiple Miller class III recessions, there is lack of evidence by clinical trials in the literature. It should be considered, that dealing with multiple recessions can be associated with different limitations in the same surgical area, such as interproximal bone loss, larger avascular surface, position of the teeth, high muscle and frenulum attachments, etc. There is a quite big difference in the literature according to the data of complete root coverage percentage.
Another problem is dealing with black triangles because of interproximal bone loss. Of course, patients expect not only recession closure, but also papillary reconstruction. But it is very hard to predict a complete root coverage at Miller class III recession and papillary reconstruction at the same time.
The purpose of this clinical report is to evaluate the effectiveness of the coronally advanced flap in combination with modified deepithelialised free gingival graft (MDFGG). The scalloped form of the deepithelialised free gingival graft in combination with the coronally advanced flap helped to solve two problems simultaneously: recession closure and papillary reconstruction. The results lead to further researches for the treatment of Miller class III and IV recessions, and also papillary reconstruction techniques.
ORTHODONTIC MANAGEMENT OF THALASSEMIA INTERMEDIA – A CASE REPORT
Authors: Deshmukh Sonali , Kharche Asmita , Toshniwal Nandalal
Published: March 2024

clinically in the form of maxillary prognathism and mandibular retrognathism with steep mandibular plane angles.
Case Description: This case report presents 9.5 yrs male patient with β Thalasssemia and clinically a developing Class II malocclusion with vertical maxillary excess causing a gummy and unpleasant smile. Orthodontic treatment aimed at restricting the growth of maxilla with use of headgear followed by correcting the dental malocclusion with the help of fixed orthodontic. 3M forsus resistance device was given for mandibular advancement and Class II correction
Conclusions: Early intervention, proper diagnosis and ideal treatment strategy of the case helped achieving good occlusion for the patient and controlled the Class II growing tendency typically seen in thalassemia patients if not addressed at an early age.
The Phenomenon of Burdened Agency
Authors: Pickell Travis ,   Philosophy Documentation Center
Published: March 2024

This essay introduces a concept I call “burdened agency.” Burdened agency names a two-fold phenomenon in end-of-life ethics (with relevance beyond). First, the availability of control over the dying process may become an imperative to make choices about when and how death will occur. This is the burden of agency. Second, moral agency is increasingly burdened by “reflexivity.” No longer guided by norms that are taken-for-granted, individuals are, more or less, left to self-consciously negotiate the experience of dying on their own. Increasingly we labor under the existential “weight” of ambiguity, instability, and uncertainty that accompanies highly reflexive moral action.
EVALUATION OF HERMETIC STORAGE BAGS FOR THE MANAGEMENT OF PULSE BEETLE, Callosobruchus maculatus (FAB.) IN CHICKPEA
Authors: P. Chaithanya  , T. MADHUMATHI  , CH. CHIRANJEEVI  , S. Krishnam Raju  , K. N. Sreenivasulu  , T. Srinivas
Published: March 2024

Studies on management of pulse bruchid, Callosobruchus maculatus (Fab.) on stored chickpea (Cicer arietinum L.) through hermetic storage was carried out in the laboratory of Department of Entomology, Agricultural College, Bapatla during 2021-22.Three hermetic storage bags viz., super bag, polythene bag and triple layer plastic bag were evaluated along with conventional storage bags against pulse beetle damage and seed quality parameters of stored chickpea for six months storage period. Chickpea grains stored in super bags recorded zero number of adult beetles of C. maculatus, zero grain damage, no moisture change, and above 90 percent viability of chickpea grains upto six months storage period followed by triple layer plastic bags and found to be the most effective when compared to other types of bags tested.
What Factors can have an impact on the wound Healing Process from an oral surgery perspective? A Review
Authors: La Terra Salvatore Luca
Published: March 2024

Wound healing is a complex and dynamic process that involves a series of intricately regulated phases, each contributing to the restoration of tissue integrity. This comprehensive review dives into the fundamental aspects of wound healing, exploring the physiological mechanisms, phases, and influencing factors. The review begins with describing the significance of wound healing and navigates through sequential phases, such as hemostasis and inflammation, proliferation, remodelling, wound classification and closure techniques, thus providing insights into the diverse strategies employed in clinical settings. Much focus lies to bone healing, addressing both primary and secondary healing mechanisms, as well as the bone healing in extraction sockets. A significant segment of the review explores the factors affecting wound healing, which are categorized into local, surgical, and systemic factors encompassing ageing, diabetes mellitus, hormonal changes, immunocompromised conditions, medications, smoking, alcohol consumption, obesity, and nutrition deficiency. A synthesis of the reviewed content highlights the interplay of these factors in the ‘wound healing’ process. Understanding these elements is imperative for clinicians and researchers alike to develop effective therapeutic interventions tailored to individual patient needs. This review serves as a valuable resource for those seeking a comprehensive understanding of the intricate dynamics of wound healing in the human body.
YAHYÂ B. ABDULLÂH’IN KASÎDE-İ BÜRDE ŞERHİ: TERCÜMETÜ’L-ESRÂR FÎ MEDHİ SEYYİDİ’L-EBRÂR
Authors: Sönmez Hakan
Published: March 2024

İslam toplumlarının edebiyatlarında Hz. Peygamber etrafında şekillenen çeşlitli edebi türler ortaya çıkmıştır. Bu türler içinde şairlerin en fazla rağbet gösterdiği türlerden biri na’ttır. Bu türün de en meşhur örneklerinden biri Kasîde-i Bürde’dir. Edebiyat tarihinde Ka’b b. Züheyr ve Bûsîrî’ye ait olan iki farklı Kasîde-i Bürde manzumesi vardır. Bunlardan ilki Ka’b b. Züheyr’in doğrudan Hz. Peygamber’e okuduğu Bânet Su’âd adıyla da bilinen manzume, diğeri ise Bûsîrî’nin yakalandığı felç hastalığından kurtulmasına vesile olan ve el-Kevâkibü’d-Dürriye fî Medhi Hayri’l-Berriye olarak adlandırılan manzumedir. Her iki kaside de hırka hadisesinden dolayı Kasîde-i Bürde adıyla meşhur olmuştur. Bu manzumeler üzerine diğer İslam toplumlarının edebiyatlarında olduğu gibi Türk edebiyatında da çeşitli tercüme, tahmis ve şerh çalışmaları yapılmıştır. Busîrî’nin Kasîde-i Bürde’sine Le’âlî, Sa’dullâh Halvetî, Bosnevî, Mekkî gibi birçok şârih şerh yapmışlardır. Bu çalışmanın konusu Bûsîrî’nin Kasîde-i Bürde’sine yapılan şerhlerden biri olan Yahyâ b. Abdullâh’ın Tercümetü’l-Esrâr fî Medhi Seyyidi’l-Ebrâr isimli şerhidir. 17. yüzyıl, I. Ahmed döneminde yazılan şerhin elimizde üç nüshası mevcuttur. Bunlardan birincisi Süleymaniye Yazma Eser Kütüphanesi Yazma Bağışlar 5515’te, ikincisi Süleymaniye Yazma Eser Kütüphanesi Çelebi Abdullah 308’de, üçüncüsü ise Konya Bölge Yazma Eserler Kütüphanesi, Burdur İl Halk Kütüphanesi 15 Hk 1107’de kayıtlıdır. Çalışmada şârihin şerh metodu, eserin nüsha tavsifi, yazılış yılı ve yazılış sebebi ile ilgili değerlendirmeler yapılmıştır. Ayrıca metinden hareketle şârihin hayatı ve eserleri hakkında bilgiler de verilmiştir.
EDITORIAL – Comorbidity
Authors: PIPERO Pëllumb
Published: March 2024

Comorbidities are concomitant diseases and may include physical or mental health and may refer to the coexistence of two or more pathologies, which appeared at the same time, or at different times, affecting a system or different systems. Comorbidities have a great effect on the life of patients because the presence of a social disease can lead to an increase in the inability to work, reducing the cost of living, the management of the disease becomes more complex and significantly reduces the productivity of a society. Within the last decade, the group of co-morbidities has become a growing health problem, as well as the leading causes of death on a global level and will continue to challenge healthcare professionals in the upcoming years. While previously individuals had a known chronic pathology, currently people live with more than one chronic pathology, known as comorbidity or multimorbidity. The terms comorbidity and multimorbidity are often used interchangeably to refer to co-occurring conditions, however, they have an important distinction. While both terms state the occurrence of multiple conditions within the same individual, comorbidity refers to one or more additional conditions in reference to an index condition such as comorbidity in diabetes mellitus. In comparison, multimorbidity describes that no one condition is holding priority over any of the co-occurring conditions. Therefore, the complexity of comorbidity and multimorbidity has brought great challenges to the health care system, health care professionals and the person living with them.
Prediction of changes in the functional state of athletes under the influence of training load by indicators of statodynamic stability
Authors: Kochina M.L. , Сhernozub A.A. , Adamovich R.G. , Stefyuk I.K.
Published: March 2024

The model for predicting the class of the dynamics of the static and dynamic stability was developed using a fuzzy logic apparatus and made the fuzzy logical conclusion on the fuzzy basis of Takagi-Sugeno. Testing the model using indicators of 22 athletes engaged in hand-to-hand combat with semi contact, showed that the overall accuracy of the model is 95,5%.
The Influence of the Quantity and Quality of Internal Athletics Competitions on the Rating of Lyceums in Regional Competitions
Authors: Luk’ianchenko N , Kozina Zhanneta , Korobeinik V.A.
Published: March 2024

Purpose: To identify the impact of the quality and quantity of internal competitions held in the lyceums on the place of lyceums in the regional sports rating. 32 Lyceums of Kharkiv and Kharkiv Oblast were analyzed during 2016 2017, 2018 according to the following parameters: results of regional competitions in Athletics "Sport during life" by occupied place and the number of points scored in the total regional sports rating; the number and quality of the intranet competitions held by each lyceum during the year (recorded by experts). It was found that, despite the presence of a reliable correlation between the number of indicators, the quality of the internal competitions and the place of the lyceum in the regional rating, the greater influence on the place of the lyceum in the regional rating has the quality of the internal competitions (p <0,05), influence the number of internal competitions per year for the place of lyceum in the regional rating is not reliable (p> 0,05). Based on the data obtained, it can be recommended that representatives of regional sports organizations and the Athletics Federation conduct more practical seminars for lyceum physical education teachers in organizing and conducting athletics competitions.
Features of the formation of 8-year-old girls' leadership skills the main characteristics of the movements
Authors: Miroshnichenko V.I. , Nizhevskа T.V. , Маkhоnіn O.I.
Published: March 2024

The peculiarities of the formation of skills of girls of 8 years old to manage the basic characteristics of movements. The purpose of the study is to determine the features of the formation of skills of girls of 8 years old to manage the spatial, temporal and power characteristics of movements. The results of the study. The significant positive dynamics of changes in the assessment of indicators of control of spatial and power characteristics of movements and the degree of influence of classes on the studied indicators are established.
Features of the development of physical abilities of middle school students with the help of a fitness program with elements of gymnastics
Authors: Sanzharova N.M. , Golenkova Y.V. , Tiata N.V.
Published: March 2024

The aim of the study is to substantiate and experimentally test the influence of fitness programs with elements of gymnastics on the development of physical abilities of girls of secondary school age. The study shows that fitness programs both classical and gymnastic exercises contribute to the growth of indicators of physical fitness of girls of secondary school age. The introduction of elements of gymnastics in the fitness program makes it more effective for the development of flexibility and agility, which has been proven experimentally.
The use of technical devices in the training process of tennis players at the initial stage of training
Authors: Sobko I.N. , Ulaeva L.A. , Kushnir Y.V.
Published: March 2024

Purpose of the study: to experimentally substantiate the use of technical devices in the training process of tennis players at the initial stage of training. Participants: 36 tennis players aged 8-10 years. Research methods: analysis of literature data, testing of technical readiness, methods of mathematical statistics. Results: the description and purpose of the technical devices “Static Wheel”, “Board for Rotation” is presented, a description of exercises for teaching the technique of percussion with the rotation of tennis players of the first year of training is provided. Conclusions: revealed a positive impact of the application of the developed simulators on the technical preparedness of young athletes.
The influence of the development of speed and strength abilities on the level of technical and tactical training of young volleyball players
Authors: Hrynchenko Ihor Borysovych , Kobzar Maksym Oleksandrovych , Lysenko Valentyna Vasylivna
Published: March 2024

Objective: to determine the impact of speed and strength abilities on the formation of technical and tactical preparedness of young volleyball players of 10-12 years of primary training group. To conduct the study, the educational process of the initial training group of the KZ KDYUSSH №8 was selected. Kharkov. The group included athletes-volleyball players born in 2007-2009 in the amount of 24 people. The study was conducted twice: at the beginning and at the end of the school year. Improving the efficiency of the training process of young volleyball players using the intensive technology for the development of speed-strength qualities is shown. The technology provided the possibility of applying the principle of advanced training with the optimization of the composition of means and methods of physical preparation based on the anatomical and physiological characteristics of the body of children 10-12 years old.
Stakeholder Perception on Corporate Social Responsibilities (CSR) Effectiveness in Islamic Banking
Authors: Pratomo Fauzan Kenvi , Akbar Nashr
Published: March 2024

Based on stakeholder theory, the main goal of a company is to maximize and create added value for all stakeholders. In general, some argue that the existence of an organization or company aims to create value for shareholders, they are also expected to be socially responsible for the society in which they operate. This study try to describe and explain the level of effectiveness of Islamic Bank CSR in ethical and philanthropic responsibilities indicators based on stakeholder perceptions using Structural equation model (SEM). This study found that Islamic banks in Indonesia have been considered quite effective in terms of Corporate Social Responsibility. This study enlightens and recommends that Islamic Banks be actively involved in the activities of Corporate Social Responsibility so as to be effective in promoting Islamic Financial Institutions (IFIs). In the end, there are several conclusions, namely suggesting that Islamic Banks in Indonesia should not only rely on marketing strategies in spiritual terms to attract customers to use their products, but to get customers by being actively involved in CSR activities. The impact is not only to attract customers, but also to contribute to the social life and welfare of the community and the surrounding environment.
Atividades formativas curriculares: desafios, possibilidades e proposições para a formação de professores para o ensino jurídico
Authors: Tiroli Luiz Gustavo , Santos Adriana Regina de Jesus
Published: March 2024

A formação didático-pedagógica dos professores do ensino jurídico é um grande desafio na área. Não existem resoluções que tratem da formação de professores para o Ensino Superior, apenas o indicativo do artigo 66 da LDB, que aponta os cursos de mestrado e doutorado como responsáveis prioritários por essa formação. Nesse contexto, questiona-se: de que maneira os egressos percebem a formação didático-pedagógica oferecida por meio das atividades formativas curriculares nos cursos de mestrado e doutorado em Direito e, consequentemente, quais são suas implicações para o ser e fazer docente dos professores do ensino jurídico? Assim, o objetivo desta investigação consiste em analisar criticamente as implicações da formação didático-pedagógica oferecida por meio das atividades formativas curriculares dos cursos acadêmicos de Pós-Graduação stricto sensu em Direito, tendo como premissa as percepções dos egressos em relação às atividades vivenciadas. A pesquisa bibliográfica e de campo, o tratamento qualitativo dos dados e a análise de conteúdo foram os encaminhamentos metodológicos adotados para o desenvolvimento da pesquisa. Os dados foram coletados por meio de entrevistas realizadas a partir de questionário semiestruturado com 90 professores do ensino jurídico que são egressos dos cursos de mestrado ou doutorado em Direito localizados no estado do Paraná, no período de 2017 a 2020. Nas considerações finais, verifica-se que não basta apenas oferecer atividades formativas curriculares; é importante construir uma cultura institucional de participação dos estudantes nessas atividades, bem como um processo contínuo de avaliação das estratégias adotadas e da intencionalidade formativa na consecução do projeto educacional almejado, seja para conservá-lo ou transformá-lo.