bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Influence of pore structure characteristics on the Permian Shan-1 reservoir in Longdong, Southwest Ordos Basin, China
Authors: Xu Guangjun , Li Hao , Tang Lei , Gong Xiaoke , Xie Yuxin , Zhao Danni , Chen Jiangmeng , Wei Qinlian 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
This study aims to characterize the pore structures and controlling factors of the Shan-1 Member reservoir in the southwestern Ordos Basin, a geological formation known for its significant gas production. Thin section analysis, scanning electron microscopy, high-pressure mercury intrusion (MICP), and reservoir physical property analysis were employed to investigate the pore structures within the reservoir. The Shan-1 Member reservoir is primarily characterized by lithic dissolution and intergranular pores, with generally small throat radii. Reservoirs with high quartz content (>70%) are associated with the development and preservation of primary pores, resulting in superior pore structures (Types I and II) with larger pore throats. Similarly, reservoirs with low lithic content (<10%) exhibit Type I and II pore structures, also with larger median pore throat radii. In contrast, Type III and IV pore structures, characterized by smaller median pore throat radii, are linked to higher lithic content. Compaction significantly degrades pore structures, while cementation and dissolution play key roles in controlling their variability. These processes underscore the complexity of the Shan-1 reservoir, with important implications for optimizing exploration strategies. This study provides novel insights into the interplay between mineral composition and diagenetic processes in shaping pore structures, offering valuable guidance for the exploration of tight gas reservoirs within the Permian strata of the southwestern Ordos Basin.
A uniqueness result for the fractional Schrödinger-Poisson system with strong singularity
Authors: Wang Li , Chen Renhua , Zhong Qiaocheng , Wang Jun , Li Fang 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
This article considers existence of solution for a class of fractional Schrödinger-Poisson system. By using the Nehari method and the variational method, we obtain a uniqueness result for positive solutions.
Solutions of linear control systems on Lie groups
Authors: Ayala Victor , Santana Alexandre J. , Stelmastchuk Simão N. , Verdi Marcos A. 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
An explicit solution for linear control systems on Lie groups is presented using the variation of parameters method. This solution is formulated as a series of Lie brackets, and the convergence of these series is analyzed. Additionally, a concept of equivalence between two elements within this class is introduced.
Importancia de la inteligencia emocional en la educación
Authors: Lombardi Fernández-Dávila Joana 
Published: January 2025

This essay shares a current perspective regarding the importance of emotional intelligence in the educational field. In the contemporary panorama, emotional intelligence is recognized as a key factor that impacts different areas of people’s lives. One aspect in which its importance is evident is in the educational environment; research shows how it impacts the mental and social well-being of students, facilitating a better understanding and adaptation to their environment. Although the importance of this type of intelligence is recognized, sometimes the implementation of initiatives that include this component is not considered; However, if the cost-benefit analysis of the interventions in this area is taken into account, it will be evident how much impact it can generate in the present and future of the students.For this reason, premises such as the post-pandemic educational challenges, how emotional intelligence is linked to emotional well-being, academic performance and the work aspect are considered. Also, the role of the teacher in this field and future perspectives on this topic.
Pakanta in the Lithuanian Worldview
Authors: Smetonienė Irena 
Published: January 2025

Pakanta (acceptance) is a sociological, psychological, philosophical, and even political term. Culture researchers focus on cultural elements, religious studies discuss tolerance towards specific religious communities, and philosophers, alongside tolerance, also refer to respect. Together, these concepts form the content of tolerance. The Latin word tolerantia and the Lithuanian word pakanta have the same origin, both stemming from the concept of patience. However, these terms are not entirely synonymous. Pakanta is a concept of everyday consciousness, while tolerancija is a category in philosophy and ethics. Thus, the concept of pakanta evokes interests of representatives from various fields, but linguistically it has not been widely studied. The aim of this article is to discuss the lexical meanings of pakanta in Lithuanian dictionaries, investigate how the term is used in public media texts, and examine how young people respond to the question, “What does pakanta mean to you?” In Lithuanian lexicographical sources, the lexemes pakanta and tolerancija are presented as synonyms. Illustrative examples show that pakanta is most often associated with patience. Pakanta has limits, and tolerating things that harm societal welfare should turn into intolerance. Although rarely using the term, young people primarily associate it with patience—this lexeme appears in half of the responses to the question “What does pakanta mean to you?”. The concept of tolerancija (tolerance) is more familiar and understood without explanation, appearing in 48% of the responses. As in lexicographical sources, both lexemes are used as synonyms. In media texts, pakanta and tolerancija are used either as synonyms or as equivalent concepts. From the collected examples, it is evident that the concept of pakanta in Lithuania also includes the respect mentioned by philosophers. Pakanta can apply not only to people or living things, but also to inanimate objects (such as food, medicine, taste, etc.). In media texts, the semantic aspects of intolerance—nepakanta—are particularly emphasised. Intolerance also has two sides: the positive one, as the inability to tolerate universal violations of order or various negative phenomena that may harm society or even the state; and the negative one, when it arises from envy and manifests itself as contempt for those who think differently, earn more, or have different orientations. Intolerance in the studied material further highlights the shades of pakanta. The use of pakanta is decreasing not only among young people but also among other Lithuanians, with tolerancija taking its place. The study leads to the conclusion that the cognitive definition of pakanta includes patience, self-control, respect.
Establishing the degree of control in patients with atopic dermatitis with the atopic dermatitis control tool (ADCT)
Authors: Macías Weinmann Alejandra , López Henríquez Raquel Abigaíl , González Díaz Sandra Nora , Macouzet Sánchez Carlos , De Lira Quezada Cindy Elizabeth 
Published: January 2025

Background: Atopic dermatitis (AD) is a disease of multifactorial etiology that affects the quality of life of those afflicted.
Objective: The degree of control of patients with AD over 12 years of age was determined with the Atopic Dermatitis Control Instrument (ADCT).
Material and Methods: This observational, cross-sectional, descriptive study included patients with AD who were evaluated with a self-administered instrument, the ADCT. Pearson’s Chi square and Student’s t-tests were used for categorical variables. The association between continuous variables was analyzed with the Pearson and Spearman correlations.
Results: A total of 55 patients with AD were included—42 women (76.4%) and 13 men (23.6%). The median age was 24 years (12–63). Regarding the degree of disease control, it was adequate in 23 (41.8%) patients and inadequate in 32 (58.2%). The patient’s sex, age, work activity, residence, and level of education were not statistically significant factors for the degree of control. The most prevalent comorbidity was allergic rhinitis with a higher percentage in those with adequate control (p = 0.049). Treatment with corticosteroids was associated with good disease control (p <0.001). A high positive correlation (r = 0.770, p < 0.001) was found between the SCORAD score and the ADCT score for symptom control. SCORAD and POEM scores showed a direct proportional relationship (r = 0.791; p < 0.001)
Conclusions: The ADCT allowed us to determine the degree of control of atopic dermatitis and develop treatment strategies.
Acanthoside B attenuates NLRP3-mediated pyroptosis and ulcerative colitis through inhibition of tAGE/RAGE pathway
Authors: He Xiaobo , Zhou Chunfang , Shang Rui , Wang Xiaoyan 
Published: January 2025

Acanthoside B (Aca.B), a principal bioactive compound extracted from Pogostemon cablin, exhibits superior anti-inflammatory capacity. Ulcerative colitis is a nonspecific inflammatory bowel disease with unknown etiology. The potential of Aca.B as a therapeutic agent for ulcerative colitis is also unknown and remains an area for future investigation. In this study, we established both in vitro and in vivo models to investigate ulcerative colitis, utilizing Llipopolysaccharide (LPS)-stimulated MODE-K cells and dextran sulfate sodium (DSS)-induced colitis in mice, respectively. The progression of ulcerative colitis was evaluated through histologic analysis, body weight monitoring, and assessment of disease activity index assessment. Furthermore, the effects on pyroptosis were detected through immunoblot analysis. We found that Aca.B treatment significantly ameliorated LPS-induced injury in MODE-K cells, as evidenced by increased cell viability and inhibition of inflammatory response. Moreover, the Aca.B treatment attenuated pyroptosis-specific protein expression, caspase-1 activation, and inflammatory cytokine secretion. In the animal study, Aca.B administration improved bowel symptoms in DSS-induced colitis mice model. This was accompanied by reductionsreduced inweight, colon shortening, inflammatory cell infiltration, and cell pyroptosis in vivo. Furthermore, Aca.B diminished the accumulation of advanced glycation end-products (AGE), resulting in a decrease in the expression of the receptor of AGE (RAGE) and downstream phosphorylated P65 expression. e.The inhibition of the inflammatory response and pyroptosis by Aca.B depends on suppressing the AGE/RAGE pathway. This study confirms the effects of Aca.B on pyroptosis and ulcerative colitis, providing a fundamental evidence for translating Aca.B into clinical applications as an anti-inflammatory medicine.
Assessment of engineering parameters and mass modeling for reducing postharvest losses of sweet lime (<i>Citrus limetta</i>) fruit
Authors: Desai Shivani , Kad Vikram , Shelke Ganesh , Alqahtani Nashi K. , Kumar Patil Prashant , Kakade Sudama , Yenge Govind , Al-Dalain Sati Y. , Helal Mahmoud , Alnemari Nimah , Sami Rokayya , Abo-dief Hala M. , Abushal Suzan A. , M. Almehmadi Awatif , Alsanei Woroud A. , Morsy Mohamed K. 
Published: January 2025

Lack of data on the engineering properties of sweet lime fruits leads to substantial waste during postharvest processes. This study analyzed the engineering properties of sweet lime fruit, including physical, chemical, thermal, and mechanical properties, and developed mass models to minimize postharvest losses. The average values of the sweet lime’s major axis (LA), intermediate axis (IA), and transverse axis (TA), as well as the arithmetic, geometric, and equivalent mean diameters, were 78.71, 77.07, 74.96, 76.92, 76.89, and 76.9 mm, respectively. The mean values of PLA, PIA, PTA, CPA, and Sa were 4663.01, 4567.45, 4444.17, 4558.21, and 18694.41 mm2, respectively. Sweet lime volumes were measured by Vellip, Vpro, and Vosp, with average values of 242.95, 254.97, and 249.79 cm3. The sphericity was 0.95, suggesting that the sweet lime has a spherical shape. The average bulk density and true density were 449.75 and 931.41 kg/m3. Stainless steel exhibited the minimum static friction. The average peak values of penetration, compression, and cutting forces were 9.44, 311.08, and 148.68 N, respectively. Sweet lime had average L*, a*, and b* values of 58.07, -13.15, and 51.38. Models such as S-curve, power, and quadratic were used to predict the sweet lime mass. The linear and quadratic models exhibited the highest R2 values for the intermediate axis, geometric mean diameter, and ellipsoidal volume, with 0.93, 0.95, and 0.93, respectively. The quadratic model, based on geometric mean diameter, is recommended for accurately estimating sweet lime mass. The results of this study showed a statistically significant relationship (ρ < 0.01) for all properties and models. By analyzing the acquired data, postharvest operations for sweet lime fruit processing can be designed, improved, and developed, leading to increased efficiency and productivity.
Nutraceutical potential of parsley (<i>Petroselinum crispum</i> Mill.): Comprehensive overview
Authors: E. Ahmed Waheeba , A. Almutairi Albandari , Almujaydil Mona S. , Algonaiman Raya , Mirghani Mousa Hassan , Alhomaid Raghad M. 
Published: January 2025

Leafy vegetables are widely recognized for their significant contribution to human health. Among them, parsley (Petroselinum crispum Mill.) is a promising herb with considerable potential to facilitate various favorable effects on health. This review provides a comprehensive overview of the health effects of parsley, highlighting its potential in promoting several health benefits. The available studies suggest that parsley possesses antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties, exhibits potential for diabetes management, demonstrates hepatoprotective and nephroprotective effects, and shows promise in terms of its potential anticancer properties, among other health-promoting effects. These beneficial effects are attributed to the presence of bioactive compounds in parsley, including phenolic acids and flavonoids, which contribute to its antioxidant capacity. Furthermore, parsley contains key bioactive substances, such as myricetin and apiol, which significantly contribute to its health-promoting properties. In addition, parsley is a rich source of essential vitamins and minerals, making it a valuable herb and a substantial reservoir of nutrients. In conclusion, incorporating parsley into daily diet can enhance overall well-being. Considering the individual variations in potential health benefits, it is crucial to seek guidance from healthcare professionals or nutritionists. This ensures a personalized and evidence-based approach to sustainably integrate parsley into individuals’ daily diets.
“Home-Based Learning” e WhatsApp no desenvolvimento de um protocolo de aula prática de pH para o ensino fundamental
Authors: Da Silva Fernandes Pedro Henrique , Camargo Mota Verena , Roggero dos Santos Silva Airam , Annunciato Isabelly , Nicodemo de Oliveira Igor , Hikari Toyama Marcos 
Published: January 2025

Esta pesquisa explora alternativas de ensino para a educação básica durante a pandemia do coronavírus, com enfoque na educação à distância e sua aplicabilidade em escolas mais vulneráveis. Baseando-se na BNCC, o estudo inicia com a avaliação de uma escola em São Vicente e explora um recurso didático alternativo para desenvolver o pensamento científico dos alunos. A pesquisa aborda a educação para ciência de forma transversal, integrando metodologias que enfatizam a conservação da biodiversidade e a aplicação prática de conhecimentos científicos, usando materiais de baixo custo. Esta proposta se alia ao uso inovador de "home-based learning" e WhatsApp para ensino de pH, destacando a importância da inovação e adaptabilidade no ensino remoto e a necessidade de abordagens acessíveis e eficazes no contexto da pandemia.
SUSTENTABILIDADE SOCIOECONÔMICA E AMBIENTAL EM QUINTAIS PRODUTIVOS (QP) NA ILHA DE CARATATEUA, BELÉM/PA: DESAFIOS E OPORTUNIDADES
Authors: Lopes Sara Cardoso , Vasconcelos Marcelo Augusto Machado , Souza Aletéia Patrícia Vilhena de , Soares Rodrigo Souza , Bulhões Clever Cley Correa , Santos Artur Vinícius Ferreira dos , Bittencourt Paulo Celso Santiago , Silva Osmar Guedes da 
Published: January 2025

O artigo sobre a sustentabilidade socioeconômica e ambiental em Quintais Produtivos (QP) tem demonstrado um avanço significativo ao longo das últimas décadas, refletindo a crescente importância desses espaços para a agricultura familiar. Esse progresso pode ser atribuído à integração de abordagens teóricas robustas e metodologias inovadoras, como o uso de Sistemas de Informação Geográfica (SIG) e a Análise Regressiva Socioeconômica e Ambiental (SEA). A pesquisa foi realizada in loco e desenvolvida na Ilha de Caratateua pertencente a Região Metropolitana da Amazônia Paraense (RMB). Os resultados apontam dez (10) atributos analisados: renda e sustentabilidade econômica, segurança alimentar e nutricional, educação e capacitação, acesso a mercados e comercialização, participação comunitária e social, empoderamento feminino, conservação da biodiversidade, práticas de manejo sustentável e impacto ambiental e foram os que tiveram acréscimos e, que apenas o acesso à recursos e políticas públicas não obteve alteração, se mantendo constante no decorrer do período analisado.O Índice Socioeconômico e Ambiental revelou um avanço significativo no período de 2019 a 2024 subindo de 0,63 para 0,93 indicando um aumento de 47,62% na sustentabilidade dos QPs. Coclui-se que QPs na Ilha têm impacto positivo significativo na segurança alimentar, na economia local e na sustentabilidade ambiental mais carecer de apoio para expandir as práticas produtivas para promover um desenvolvimento sustentável e melhorar a qualidade de vida da comunidade.
The Future of Structural Geology in the 21st Century – Moving from Mesoscale to Nanoscale Observations in Tectonically Deformed Rocks
Authors: Mamtani Manish A. 
Published: January 2025

ABSTRACT
The importance of integrating field studies with various micro-and nano-scale structural geological investigations using petrographic microscope, scanning electron microscope (SEM), electron backscatter diffraction (EBSD) and transmission electron microscope (TEM) is highlighted in this paper. The author’s past studies dealing with SEM-EBSD and TEM investigations to decipher deformation mechanism of magnetite are taken as examples to support the robustness of investigating nanostructures in thin films excavated parallel to the kinematic reference frame. In addition, the author also shares a work flow involving collection of oriented field samples, followed by petrophysical investigations (e.g., porosity, permeability, P-wave velocity of oriented samples, etc.), 3D fabric analysis (e.g., AMS, X-ray micro-CT of oriented samples), 2D-microstructural analysis in oriented thin sections (petrography, SEM imaging including in-lens, EBSD, etc.) and finally nanostructural studies in oriented thin films using TEM (in that order). The importance of this integrated approach to evaluate structures at different scales and utilize the results for fundamental research as well as applications such as in the field of understanding fluid flow, mineralization, geothermal systems and radioactive waste management is discussed. Hence the paper provides an overview to the reader about some of the possibilities that exist today (21st century) in the field of structural geology.
Rare Occurrence of Bastnaesite, Yttro-columbite and Chevkinite from Podili Granite, Prakasam Alkaline Province within Nellore Schist Belt, Southern India: Insights from Field, Petrography, Geochemistry and Mineral Chemistry
Authors: Biswas Ankita , Banothu Venkanna , Chandramouleeswara Rao K. 
Published: January 2025

ABSTRACT
This work reports the occurrence of Bastnaesite, Yttro-columbite, and Chevkinite for the first time from Podili alkali pluton, Andhra Pradesh. Podili granite is an A-type Mesoproterozoic alkali granite situated within the Prakasam Alkaline Province (PAP), emplaced within the Neoarchaean Nellore schist belt (NSB) towards its northern part. Petrography, SEM-EDS and Electron Probe Micro Analyser (EPMA) confirm the occurrence of bastnaesite [Ce, La (CO3) F] as discrete euhedral hexagonal crystal forming at the interstitial spaces of plagioclase feldspar at times, indicating its magmatic origin. Yttro-columbite [Y(Fe)Nb2O] occurs as inclusion within the zircon. Chevkinite [Ce, Nd, Ca)4Fe)2(Ti, Fe)3Si4O22] appear as euhedral grains disseminated in the feldspar-rich matrix. The presence of bastnaesite, yttro-columbite and chevkinite is responsible for the enrichment of ΣLREE (Max.1645ppm) over ΣHREE (Max.129ppm) in Podili syenite evolved through volatile enriched Podili alkali granite. Enrichment of fluorocarbonate bastnaesite indicates the presence of halogen F- in the melt, which substitutes hydroxyl ion (OH-) and facilitates late-stage REE mineral crystallisation. The halogen-bearing late-stage injection of CO2-rich melt affected the initial volatile enriched host alkali granite that evolved the granite and enriched the pluton with the LREE-dominated fluorocarbonate with significant REE mineral precipitation due to fluid-rock interactions.
Biomarker Evidence of Shifts in Organic Provenance and Depositional Environments of Eocene Carbonaceous Rocks from Petroliferous Barmer Basin, Western Rajasthan, India
Authors: Kar Nihar Ranjan , Mani Devleena , Seetha Bala Subrahanyam , Babu E.V.S.S.K. , Mukherjee Soumyajit , Dasgupta Swagato , Mudiam Mohana Krishna Reddy 
Published: January 2025

ABSTRACT
The Barmer Basin of Rajasthan in western India is a proven sedimentary basin with significant oils and natural gas reserves. The basin also possesses lignites and interbedded shales, which are organically-rich and lie close to early mature thermal window. Previous studies have demonstrated that these carbonaceous rocks can be converted into into various hydrocarbon products. We characterise the sedimentary biomarkers and stable carbon isotopes from the Eocene carbonaceous rocks of the Giral lignite mine in the Barmer basin to understand their organic provenance and the depositional environments. Different biomarker ratios of alkanes, hopanes and steranes viz., CPI, OEP, Paq, TAR, TMD, Pr/Ph, LMWH/HMWH, Pr/n-C17, Ph/n-C18, Ts/Tm and C31 22S/ (22S+22R) along withn-alkane chromatogram, several bivariate plots, sterane ternary diagram and stable carbon isotope characterize the depositional environment and different types of organic matter (OM) inputs. The Giral lignites deposited in a terrestrial environment fluctuated from oxic to dysoxic with bimodal OM input. The shales were deposited in a marine or lacustrine environment with predominantly aquatic OM input, in contrast to lignites. Shaly lignites show an intermediate depositional environment between lignite and shales and pseudo-bimodal OM input. Sea-level fluctuations led to deposition of various lithotypes under changing depositional environments. Shales and shaly lignites, unlike lignites, exhibit better preservation conditions due to a predominantly anoxic sulphidic environment. The reduced carbon content of shales may be due to a quicker subsidence rate of the basin than peat formation during shale deposition.