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Öppen tillgång till forskningspublikationer Forskarsamfundets nationella policy och åtgärdsprogram 2020–2025 (1)
Authors: Samordningen av öppen vetenskap och forskning  
Published: March 2020

Målet med denna policy är att garantera att forskningssamfundet och de som tillämpar forskning har tillgång till forskningsbaserad kunskap på ett sätt som aldrig tidigare varit möjligt. Policyn för öppen tillgång till vetenskapliga publikationer fastställer principer, mål och åtgärder. Genom att förbinda sig till och främja dessa kan forskarsamfundet i Finland uppnå en jämlik tillgång till forskningsbaserad information.
Policyn består av gemensamma principer och delpolicyer. Målen och åtgärderna fastställs i delpolicyerna. I principerna fastställs de allmänna villkoren för strävan efter öppen tillgång till forskningspublikationer. De uttrycker viktiga principerna som forskningssamfundet bör hålla fast vid för att uppnå öppenhet.
Open access to scholarly publications. National Policy and executive plan by the research community in Finland for 2020–2025 (1)
Authors: Open Science and Research Coordination  
Published: March 2020

The objective of this policy is to guarantee that the research community and those applying research informationin practice have access to researched information in a way that has never before been possible. The policy of open access to scholarly publications defines the principles, objectives and actions. By committing and promoting these the research community in Finland can achieve equal access to researched information.
This policy is composed of principles and policy components, which determine objectives and actions. The principles define the general terms under which open scholarly publication should be sought. They consist of important principles for the research community that must be adhered to in the effort to achieve open access.
Hyperbaric oxygenation in transplantology
Authors: Levina O. A. , Evseev A. K. , Khubutiya M. Sh. , Babkina A. V. , Shabanov A. K. 
Published: March 2020

The ability to eliminate any form of oxygen debt by transporting oxygen to organs and tissues, by dissolving it in body fluids, brings hyperbaric oxygenation to a new level of application in transplantology. The review discusses the pathophysiological aspects of hyperbaric oxygenation during ischemia and reinfusion, especially when used in transplantology, and also investigations on the use of hyperbaric oxygenation in model experiments and in clinical practice. Analysis of the efficacy of hyperbaric oxygenation therapy at various stages of the transplantation process (preconditioning, donation, organ storage, in the early and late post-transplant periods) allows us to conclude that this method should be more widely involved in transplantation practice.Authors declare no conflict of interest.
Revisiting the transplantation of donor heart with left ventricular myocardial hypertrophy
Authors: Popov M. A. , Shumakov D. V. , Zybin D. I. , Agafonov E. G. 
Published: March 2020

Despite the widespread use of mechanical circulatory support systems, modern optimal drug therapy and various interventional methods of heart transplantation remain the "gold standard" for the treatment of end-stage heart failure patients.At the same time the required number of heart transplants is significantly increasing due to the progressively increasing number of patients needing transplants and the actual donor pool. In recent years there has been a trend towards the increase in the number of recipients and the decrease in the number of donor organs. However, the use of donor hearts with pathological changes, including left ventricular myocardial hypertrophy, remains a controversial topic. It is believed that the use of expanded criteria significantly increases the risk of graft failure in the post-transplant period and leads to deterioration of immediate and long-term results. This work aimed to analyze the data on using donor hearts with left ventricular myocardial hypertrophy for allotransplantation.Authors declare no conflict of interest.
La construcción ideológica de la Restauración en Nueva España (1814-1816)
Authors: Escrig Rosa Josep 
Published: March 2020

La vuelta de Fernando VII en 1814 a la península y el golpe de Estado por el que procedió a anular la Constitución de Cádiz no supusieron, a ambos lados del Atlántico, un retorno a la situación previa a la crisis de 1808. Este trabajo examina dicho problema en el virreinato de la Nueva España desde el ámbito de los discursos para el periodo que transcurre entre 1814 y 1816. Para ello se relacionan tres perspectivas. En primer lugar, se confrontan algunos de los distintos proyectos que se plantearon dentro del absolutismo para efectuar la Restauración. Seguidamente, examinamos aquellos componentes teóricos que los intelectuales de la contrarrevolución utilizaron para legitimarla. Este proyecto fue un constructo que devendría utópico, basado en la estabilización del tiempo histórico y el regreso al orden natural perdido por los efectos de la revolución. Finalmente, se atiende al reto que supuso el mantenimiento del conflicto con los insurgentes para completar dicho ciclo restaurador. El conjunto de autores y documentos examinados revela la capacidad de los realistas contrarrevolucionarios para adaptar sus discursos y ofrecer argumentaciones sólidas y novedosas a la hora de enfrentarse a sus contrarios y diseñar alternativas de gobierno plausibles. El rastreo de las cosmovisiones compartidas y de los códigos ideológicos con los que se orientaron algunos de los actores permite una aproximación novedosa a un periodo complejo que continúa quedando ensombrecido entre los dos momentos que han merecido una especial atención por parte de la historiografía; esto es, el estallido de la rebelión de Hidalgo en 1810 y la consumación de la independencia en 1821.
Agustín Rivera, teólogo del liberalismo: sermones y discursos de un clérigo y escritor público, 1854-1916
Authors: Carbajal López David 
Published: March 2020

En este artículo se analiza el corpus completo de sermones y discursos publicados por Agustín Rivera entre 1854 y 1916. Nuestro objetivo es identificar de manera precisa la forma en que el autor articulaba tradición y modernidad, teología católica e ideología liberal, desde el púlpito y desde la tribuna. Para ello, hacemos un recorrido por su formación y trayectoria como orador, para luego identificar tanto las diferencias como los elementos comunes de esos textos, así como las paradojas de su proyecto social, en particular respecto del principio de igualdad. En el conjunto del corpus es posible reconocer un esfuerzo de integrar los principios de la modernidad en la teología, de forma que se concedía cierta autonomía a las esferas política y científica, pero se mantenía la sumisión del arte a la moral, así como diferencias jerárquicas de género, de etnia y de clase.
Designing a Three-Dimensional Woven Fabric Structure as an Element of a Baby Stroller
Authors: Samuel Bethalihem T. , Barburski Marcin , Lemmi Tsegaye Sh. 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
A baby stroller allows the transportation of a child over long or short distances. The materials used to produce the stroller make it heavy for users, which creates difficulties when lifting the stroller. The goal of this project was to design and fabricate a three-dimensional (3D) fabric structure that can be used as part of a stroller seat to improve its mechanical and physical properties. The idea of implementing a woven 3D system allows the development of an egg-shaped or shell-like structure as part of a stroller seat. The combination of double-woven material and honeycomb polypropylene (as the reinforcing material) was used to create a 3D composite structure. Single and double layers of polypropylene honeycomb sandwiched within layers of linen flax fabric were used to prepare the composite samples. Subsequently, tests on mechanical and physical properties, such as density, flexural strength, and tensile strength, were carried out. Analysis of the results showed that the composite with one layer of honeycomb has half the density of polyvinyl chloride.
“My Palate Hung With Starlight” – A Gastrocritical Reading of Seamus Heaney’s Poetry
Authors: Klitzing Anke 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
Nobel-prize winning poet Seamus Heaney is celebrated for his rich verses recalling his home in the Northern Irish countryside of County Derry. Yet while the imaginative links to nature in his poetry have already been critically explored, little attention has been paid so far to his rendering of local food and foodways. From ploughing, digging potatoes and butter-churning to picking blackberries, Heaney sketches not only the everyday activities of mid-20th century rural Ireland, but also the social dynamics of community and identity and the socio-natural symbiosis embedded in those practices. Larger questions of love, life and death also infiltrate the scenes, as they might in life, through hints of sectarian divisions and memories of famine.
This essay proposes a gastrocritical reading of Heaney’s poetry to study these topics in particularly meaningful ways. Gastrocriticism is a nascent critical approach to literature that applies the insights gained in Food Studies to literary writings, investigating the relationship of humans to each other and to nature as played out through the prism of food, or as Heaney wrote: “Things looming large and at the same time [...] pinned down in the smallest detail.”
Food Imagery in Lesley Saunders’ Poetry
Authors: Mihăilescu Clementina , Pleşa Stela 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The essay entitled “Food Imagery in Lesley Saunders’ Poetry” expands upon various food issues that will be approached via Gaston Bachelard’s aesthetic theory which situates us in the proximity of a sensible point of objectivity further enlarged upon from a phenomenological perspective that merges the exterior substantiality of food with the reality of imagination. The acquired intimate connotations of the poetess’ food environment are tackled in terms of the inner/outer opposition and the Platonic dialectics that involves old versus new, good versus evil, plenty versus scarcity, revealing the dynamic virtues of “roots,” the emblem of the diversity of food. Our approach to the house, where various types of food are being prepared, in relation to its pivotal functions of dwelling, preparing food and sharing it, turns both the house and food into the unfailing communality and sociality constructs of all places and ages.
Not Just Eating, but Consuming: Food and Cooks in To the Lighthouse, The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover and In the Mood for Love
Authors: Ciobanu Estella 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
This essay examines the perspectives on food, cooking and commensality offered by three highly dissimilar works: Virginia Woolf’s novel To the Lighthouse (1927), Peter Greenaway’s film The Cook, the Thief, His Wife and Her Lover (1989) and, as a cultural foil for the two British works, a Chinese film, Wong Kar-Wai’s In the Mood for Love (2000). Food or eating is not the central topic of any of them, save Greenaway’s film. Rather, their common denominator is the interplay of visuality and its implicit or explicit social reference, for all three works engage, however differently, with the class differential entailed in scenes featuring food or eating. I use Edmund Husserl’s phenomenological concept of orientation – amended in intersectional terms – to examine the cook figures and instances of representing food or eating in the three works. My working hypothesis is that such representations may reveal both the permanent negotiation of cultural values attached to culinary practices, including to the agents involved, and what they conceal socially.
Evaluation of the natural and artificial regeneration of Scots pine Pinus sylvestris L. stands in the Forest District Nowa Dęba
Authors: Długosiewicz Justyna , Zając Stanisław , Wysocka-Fijorek Emilia 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
The main purpose of this article was to highlight the potential for enhancing positive silvicultural effects and their dependency on the management method in Scots pine Pinus sylvestris L. stands. We therefore assessed the impact of natural and artificial regeneration on vitality and health, compaction, surface coverage and seedlings height. Another important goal was to assess the severity of damage in the selected forest sites.
A comparative analysis was carried out based on results from field work conducted in the autumn 2010 in the Forest District Nowa Dęba. As part of this field work, also the breeding quality of the analyzed pine renewals was assessed.
The obtained results indicate that natural regeneration of Scots pine under the conditions of a fresh coniferous forest as well as a fresh mixed coniferous forest is the most reasonable management practice. In wet mixed coniferous forests however, the naturally regenerating Scots pine seedlings are of lower silvicultural quality and growth parameter values compared to those in artificially regenerated stands. In fresh mixed broadleaved forests, naturally regenerated Scot pine trees showed slightly lower silvicultural quality and vitality than artificially regenerated trees. Our results indicate furthermore that there are indeed conditions under which the restoration of Scots pine in the Nowa Dęba Forest District using natural regeneration is preferable. We also found that the employed method of renewing has a significant impact on pine growth parameters in the moist mixed coniferous forest habitat. Naturally renewing pines are characterized by a lower overall viability, but at the same time natural regeneration provides a larger number of individuals with the best viability (1st vitality class), which can be a valuable selection basis for trees used in breeding.
Identifying the Direction of Behavioral Dependence in Two-Sample Capture-Recapture Study
Authors: Chatterjee Kiranmoy , Mukherjee Diganta 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
With the possibility of dependence between the sources in a capture-recapture type experiment, identification of the direction of such dependence in dual system of data collection is vital. This has a wide range of applications, including in the domains of public health, official statistics and social sciences. Owing to the insufficiency of data for analyzing a behavioral dependence model in dual system, our contribution lies in the construction of several strategies that can identify the direction of underlying dependence between the two lists in the dual system, that is, whether the two lists are positively or negatively dependent. Our proposed classification strategies would be quite appealing for improving the inference as evident from recent literature. Simulation studies are carried out to explore the comparative performance of the proposed strategies. Finally, applications on three real data sets from various fields are illustrated.
The Joinpoint-Jump and Joinpoint-Comparability Ratio Model for Trend Analysis with Applications to Coding Changes in Health Statistics
Authors: Chen Huann-Sheng , Zeichner Sarah , Anderson Robert N. , Espey David K. , Kim Hyune-Ju , Feuer Eric J. 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
Analysis of trends in health data collected over time can be affected by instantaneous changes in coding that cause sudden increases/decreases, or “jumps,” in data. Despite these sudden changes, the underlying continuous trends can present valuable information related to the changing risk profile of the population, the introduction of screening, new diagnostic technologies, or other causes. The joinpoint model is a well-established methodology for modeling trends over time using connected linear segments, usually on a logarithmic scale. Joinpoint models that ignore data jumps due to coding changes may produce biased estimates of trends. In this article, we introduce methods to incorporate a sudden discontinuous jump in an otherwise continuous joinpoint model. The size of the jump is either estimated directly (the Joinpoint-Jump model) or estimated using supplementary data (the Joinpoint-Comparability Ratio model). Examples using ICD-9/ICD-10 cause of death coding changes, and coding changes in the staging of cancer illustrate the use of these models.
Can Interviewer Evaluations Predict Short-Term and Long-Term Participation in Telephone Panels?
Authors: Lipps Oliver , Voorpostel Marieke 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
Interviewers often assess after the interview the respondent’s ability and reluctance to participate. Prior research has shown that this evaluation is associated with next-wave response behavior in face-to-face surveys. Our study adds to this research by looking at this association in telephone surveys, where an interviewer typically has less information on which to base an assessment. We looked at next-wave participation, non-contact and refusal, as well as longer-term participation patterns. We found that interviewers were better able to anticipate refusal than non-contact relative to participation, especially in the next wave, but also in the longer term. Our findings confirm that interviewer evaluations – in particular of the respondent’s reluctance to participate – can help predict response at later waves, also after controlling for commonly used predictors of survey nonresponse. In addition to helping to predict nonresponse in the short term, interviewer evaluations provide useful information for a long-term perspective as well, which may be used to improve nonresponse adjustment and in responsive designs in longitudinal surveys.
Does Emotional Value Play a Role in the Relationship between Risk and Loyalty?
Authors: Scridon Mircea-Andrei 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
Although perceived value is considered essential in any marketing activity, the role it plays regarding the relationship between perceived risk and loyalty in the context of organizational markets is not thoroughly considered. Therefore, this paper addresses the aforementioned issues in the context of the small and medium size enterprise market in Romania. From a sample of 229 entities, data were collected and analysed using structural equation modelling techniques. Results confirmed that different relationships are established between functional or financial risk and emotional value on the one hand, and emotional value and loyalty on the other hand. Discussions of the results integrate main findings with other studies that partially or tangentially study the connections between emotional value, risk and loyalty. The paper end with a brief limitations and avenues for future research.
Local Citizens Influence on the Company’s CSR Communication
Authors: Zieita Younes , Chenag Samiha 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
According to Stakeholders Theory, we believe that the companies’ will to communicate about their Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) actions, can be fed by their stakeholders’ influence. Hence, we aim through this study to know the extent to which the local citizens of Annaba, as external stakeholders, influence Fertial’s CSR communication. To fulfil this purpose, we have used an online survey in order to collect quantitative data from residents of Annaba. Results show that locals have high expectations regarding Fertial’s environmental and social information. Nevertheless, they do not have serious influence on Fertial’s CSR communication, because they do not exert impactful pressures to incite this company to communicate more about its CSR engagements.
Algorithmic Optimization of the Calculation with the Consideration of the Interconnection of the Basic Economic Parameters of the Flight Route of the Model Air Carrier
Authors: Szabo Stanislav , Blistanova Monika , Mako Sebastian , Vajdova Iveta , Pilat Marek 
Published: March 2020

AbstractThe load factor is the determining factor for airlines in economic terms and the prediction of the future development of the flight route. The combination of load factor and break-even point provides the airline with a comprehensive picture of the business of the flight route and the optimization of pricing for the flight route. The purpose of the article is to propose and adapt the development of air transport prices on a given line using maximally recalculated values and maximize profit. The optimized calculation algorithm then facilitates the understanding of the individual steps of the load factor calculation and the monitoring of price development by means of the chi-square mathematical method by which we observed the interconnection of the ticket price and the load factor. To describe the problem, we chose the Bratislava – Larnaca route.
Research and Development of Laser Engraving and Material Cutting Machine from 3D Printer
Authors: Durna Antonin , Fries Jiri , Hrabovsky Leopold , Sliva Ales , Zarnovsky Jozef 
Published: March 2020

Abstract
This article deals with the adjustment of a 3D printer for laser engraving and material cutting. The print head can be fitted with a solid laser diode module, which achieves a compact size while retaining its useful power. Two paths lead to the use of such a concept. It is possible to equip the existing print head with a module, which also brings a number of disadvantages such as, for example, the reduction of the printing space or the need for a suitable mounting design. A more elegant solution is to consider this in the design of a 3D printer and design a system to exchange the print heads for 3D printing and laser engraving. Such a solution allows full utilization of the workspace and simple installation of the effector for the required type of work. According to the installed power of the laser diode, it is possible not only to engrave but also cut material such as thin wood, veneer or acrylic glass. The use of such a machine is not only for graphic elements but for the creation of various stencils, boxes or simple models, which can be made up of plastic-burning pieces. The laser module is controlled by a driver, which is designed for the device. This is connected to a 3D printer control board. It is, therefore, necessary for the control board to have at least two pins, which can be controlled after adjusting the control firmware. Most laser modules are normally equipped with an adjustable lens, which is used to concentrate the focus of a laser for the given distance against the worktop. Thus, the modified 3D printer can perform its function as a multi-purpose CNC machine, while a basic platform similar for both devices is used.
Drivers of Global Competitiveness in the European Union Countries in 2014 and 2017
Authors: Marčeta Milja , Bojnec Štefan 
Published: March 2020

Abstract

Background and Purpose: The main purpose of this study is to find the key drivers of Global Competitiveness Index (GCI) in the European Union (EU-28) countries from the aspect of country’s global competitiveness: institutions, macroeconomic environment, infrastructure, higher education, market effectiveness, market size, technological readiness, innovation and business sophistication.

Methodology: This paper investigates global competitiveness of the EU-28 countries with the use of GCI in the periods 2014-2015 and 2017-2018. The correlation analysis and regression analysis are applied for testing the set two hypotheses.

Results: The empirical results confirmed our hypotheses that GCI is particularly significantly positively correlated with innovation and business sophistication, and universities-industry collaboration in researches, and clusters development.

Conclusion: The paper contributes to the literature of global competitiveness, by examining the relationship of sub-indexes of competitiveness of the EU-28 countries, pointing out the influence of universities-industries collaboration in researches and cluster development with geographic concentration of companies. The results and findings can be relevant for science, economic and research policy, and managerial practices that enhance innovation and business sophistication for research in collaboration of companies, universities, higher education institutions, and decision makers. The implications of this study can be important for better understanding of drivers of the EU-28 countries global competitiveness.