bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
PENJAMINAN MUTU PENDIDIKAN DI MADRASAH DENGAN METODE QUALITY FUNCTION DEPLOYMENT
Authors: Rohman Rohman , Nasihah Nilna Milhatan , Yuliana Anas Tri Ridlo Dina 
Published: May 2019

Abstract: This mini research describes the concept of education quality assurance in madrasa and Quality Function Deployment method in viewing assessment, needs, and expectation of students in MAN Yogyakarta 1 referring to eight National Education Standards. Research method uses quantitative approach, that is by calculating data assessment, needs, and expectation of students based on House of Quality matrix and calculating results of studentsâ€™ statistical appraisal toward eight education standards by using software application SPSS version 22 in discerning studentsâ€™ satisfaction toward education process are being run in madrasa. The results show that assessment aspects, needs, and expectation of students based on calculation of House of Quality matrix are the desire to obtain the worship stuff facility in the form of mukena and its place in the mosque, the availability of fan or air conditioner in each class, refinement and addition of sports field, equipments in the laboratory in the form of a computer. Whereas for education standards of content and process in madrasa, majority of students expect learning methods can be further developed with more interesting methods that are not boring for students. In addition, the calculation results through SPSS show the total number of students who become respondents as many as 57 students. Of the total, 39 students gave good or high appraisal toward education process with the percentage of 68,4%, and the rest 18 students gave less good or low rating with the percentage of 31,6%. Based on class, class XII grade with the number of 33 respondents, 23 of them gave good appraisal of 69,7% and the remaining 10 students gave poor appraisal of 30,3%. While class XI grade with the number of 24 respondents, 16 of them gave good appraisal of 66,7%, and the remaining 8 students gave less good or low appraisal of 33,3%.

Keywords: Penjaminan Mutu Pendidikan, Metode Quality Function Deployment.
«Silencio administrativo. La pobreza en el laberinto burocrático», de Sara Mesa
Authors: García Noelia Suárez 
Published: May 2019

Reseña del libro de Sara Mesa, Silencio administrativo. La pobreza en el laberinto burocrático (Barcelona, Anagrama, 2019).
Se trata de la última publicación de Sara Mesa. A través de este ensayo híbrido, la autora pretende conmover al lector y mostrarle la cara más dura de la sociedad española. Para ello, presenta la historia de Carmen, una mujer sin hogar que intenta conseguir una ayuda para evitar caer en las redes de la prostitución. Se encuentra con todo un entramado burocrático y una administración que la introducen un universo kafkiano que fomenta la desigualdad social a través del silencio administrativo.
Cuando el horizonte es el presente. El tiempo en suspensión en la obra de Chien-Chi Chang
Authors: Jiménez Rosa 
Published: May 2019

Los conceptos de alteridad y mismidad, presentes en la filosofía desde sus orígenes, se han convertido en debate relevante desde la segunda mitad del siglo XX. Cuestiones como la representación del Otro, la autorreferencialidad o la construcción hegemónica de los regímenes historicistas han copado los estudios postcoloniales.Ahora bien, dicha dicotomía alteridad-mismidad es puesta en entredicho en la actualidad por las identidades fluidas provocadas por los flujos migratorios. A través de la serie “I do, I do, I do” del fotógrafo Chien-Chi Chang, miembro de la agencia Magnum, el presente artículo pretende teorizar sobre la hibridación de los conceptos de alteridad y mismidad a través de una nueva conceptualización de la temporalidad. Abstract:The concepts of otherness and sameness, present in philosophy since its origin, have been a subject of controversy since the mid-twentieth century. Issues such as the representation of the Other, the autorreferenciality and the historicity have ruled postcolonial studies.But this dichotomy sameness-otherness is put in question today by fluid identities caused by migration. Through the analysis of "I do, I do, I do", a photography serie taken by Chien-Chi Chang, a member of Magnum Agency, the paper aims to hybridize the concepts of otherness and sameness through a new conceptualization of temporality. Palabras clave:Altermodernidad; heterocronía; Chien-Chi Chang; fotografía china contemporánea; alteridad.Keywords:Altermodernity; Heterochrony; Chien-Chien Chang; Contemporary Chinese Photography; Alterity.
Fotoperiodismo con el móvil: ¿el fin o reinvención de los fotógrafos de prensa?
Authors: Lavin Eva , Römer Pieretti Max 
Published: May 2019

Internet, las redes sociales y la evolución tecnológica han provocado un cambio en el paradigma informativo, afectando en una mayor proporción al fotoperiodismo de prensa. El aumento en la resolución de las cámaras de los móviles, ha permitido que un aficionado pueda hacer una foto publicable, que además a través de Internet y las redes sociales, se propague rápidamente entre millones de usuarios. Y por ende, que las agencias y los medios de comunicación las utilicen cuando se produce un suceso importante. Estos han descubierto una nueva fuente de información que les proporciona material gratuito. Además, algunos medios ya han despedido a sus fotógrafos y los han reemplazado por smartphones. Pero por el contrario, hay otros fotógrafos e investigadores que ven con mayor optimismo los nuevos medios que se le presentan, afirmando que se abre ante ellos una nueva época dorada. En este artículo investigaremos cuál es el estado del fotoperiodismo, ¿es el fin o la reinvención de los fotógrafos de prensa?.Abstract:The Internet, social networks and technological developments have caused a change in the news paradigm, affecting an ever-increasing proportion of the photojournalism process. The increase in the resolution of camera phone photographs has enabled an amateur to take publishable photos, then rapidly spread it among million of users through internet-based social networks. Many news agencies and media outlets now rely on these freely-available amateur photographs as a reliable source of up-to-the-minute photographic information. Also, some news companies have even dismissed their photographers entirely and replace them by smartphones. Despite this, some photographers and researchers are optimistic about the new tools and believe they may usher in a new golden age in photojournalism. In this article, we investigate the current state and future of photojournalism, and ponder if this marks the end or simply a reinvention of the role of press photographers. Palabras clave:fotoperiodistas; Instagram; fotografía; redes sociales; smartphonesKeywords:Photojournalist; Instagram; Photography; Social Networks; Smartphones
Notions of “Good” and “Bad” in General but also in Terms of Attitude Towards Environmental Issues
Authors: Popescu Nicoleta Aurora 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
The contrastive analysis of the lexical and semantic traits of the adjective phraseology from the Romanian and English languages was made on the basis of notions presenting different qualities of man, such as good and bad generally speaking but also with regard to man’s attitude towards the environment and the man created environmental issues. The contrastive analysis has demonstrated that the phrasal systems of the Romanian and English languages generally have both common x and specific features. Their knowledge allows for a deeper understanding of these two languages.
Fundamental Issues of Environmental Education and the Impact of Socio-Economic Development on Public Health, in Globalization Context
Authors: Amalia-Gianina Străteanu , Stan Simona Nicoleta , Ciornei Laurenţiu 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
Education, in general, and environmental education, in special, is salvation and future of mankind, contributing by reorientation and interdisciplinarity of education to strengthening in values, behavior and lifestyles required for sustainable future development. The ecological and economic implications of better use of information on sustainable resource management lead to the development of perspectives, knowledge and skills that are so vital to environmental education (life skills education). Unfortunately, environmental criminality has reached fourth place in the category of illicit activities at the international level. Therefore, detailed knowledge of the relationship between economic fundaments, society and the environment is strictly necessary in order to understand the values that we want to reach, the effect on performance for identifying and promoting quality criteria. These criteria help the development of a toolkit and techniques needed to increase competences and creativity, in the context of opportunities, challenges and barriers imposed by environmental security. Public health, without an adequate living environment, cannot exist and for this reason, a global effort is mandatory to raise awareness and education of the population to fight against environmental crime on our planet.
Tehnical Aspects Regarding the Pig Classification Carcassess in Romania Between 2009–2015, by Semi-Automated Method Optigrade Pro
Authors: Stanciu Mirela Cărătuș , Găureanu Monica Esperance 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
In the paper we analyzed the evolution of the number of pig carcasses classified in Romania by the OptiGrade Pro (OGP) semiautomatic method. The analysis was conducted for the period 2009-2015. For this time, the average weight of the carcasses and their quality (thickness of the muscles and the layer of fat) were monitored.
Bone Homeostasis in Experimental Fumonisins Intoxication of Rats
Authors: Rudyk Halyna , Tomaszewska Ewa , Kotsyumbas Ihor , Muszyński Siemowit , Tomczyk-Warunek Agnieszka , Szymańczyk Sylwia , Dobrowolski Piotr , Wiącek Dariusz , Kamiński Daniel , Brezvyn Oksana 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
Fumonisins are strongly toxic metabolites of Fusarium proliferatum and Fusarium verticillioides commonly present in corn-based feed. The aim of the study was to evaluate bone homeostasis in experimental fumonisins B1 and B2 intoxication of rats, a vertebrate animal model of toxicological studies, as still little is known about the possible disturbing effect of fumonisins on bone homeostasis. Adolescent (5-week-old) male Wistar rats were randomly assigned into a control group and a group FB intoxicated with fumonisins by daily intragastric administration of fumonisins at the dose of 90 mg/kg of body weight per animal in the FB group for 21 days. The fumonisin intoxication did not affect body and bone mass, although the mechanical and geometric properties were decreased in fumonisin-intoxicated rats. Bone volumetric and mineral density did not differ between groups, but bone mineral content and bone ash percentage was lower in the FB group. Detailed analysis showed that Ca, Cu, Fe, Mn, Sr, and Zn bone content significantly decreased in fumonisin intoxicated rats and the alterations in structure of bone mineral phase (reduction of the apatite-bone crystals size) were noted. While the negative structural alterations in growth plate and articular cartilages were also observed, fumonisin intoxication improved histomorphometrical parameters of trabecular bone. Concluding, the dose of fumonisins used in the present study caused hepatotoxic effect, which was sufficient to trigger the disturbance in mineral homeostasis resulting in altered bone metabolism and decreased mechanical endurance.
Functioning of the Intestinal Ecosystem: From New Technologies in Microbial Research to Practical Poultry Feeding – A Review
Authors: Zduńczyk Zenon 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
Unlike classical microbiology which focuses on bacteria capable of growing in vitro, metagenomics is a study of genetic information originating from microflora which aims to characterise the microbiome, namely the common genome of bacteria, archaea, fungi, protozoa and viruses living in the host. Metagenomics relies on next-generation sequencing (NGS), a large-scale sequencing technique which allows millions of sequential reactions to be carried out in parallel to decode entire communities of microorganisms. Metagenomic analyses support taxonomic analyses (involving gene fragments encoding ribosomal RNAs 5S and 16S in bacteria) or functional analyses for identifying genes encoding proteins that participate in the regulation of metabolic pathways in the body. New metagenomics technologies expand our knowledge of the phylogenetic structure of microflora in the gastrointestinal tract of poultry, and they support the identification of previously unknown groups of microbiota, mainly those occurring in small numbers. Next-generation sequencing also provides indirect information about the quantitative structure of the genes of gut microorganisms, but microbial activity and changes in the proportions of microbial metabolites that affect the host’s intestinal integrity and metabolism remain insufficiently investigated. Therefore, research studies are undertaken to investigate the proportions of the key microbial metabolites in the intestinal contents of poultry relative to changes in the population size of the most important bacterial groups, including those determined by cheaper techniques.
Three-Point Scale of Lipid Concentration and Localization in Muscle Tissue of Birds Using Oil Red O Staining
Authors: Gesek Michał , Murawska Daria , Otrocka-Domagała Iwona 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
Research on skeletal muscles includes chemical, sensorial, histopathological, microbiological analysis, and the influence of observed data on meat quality. The aim of this paper was to establish a point scale for analysing the fat concentration in breast and thigh muscles of birds during histological examination. The need for a point scale showing lipid localization arises during the experiment, including the castration of the bird. During necropsy, pectoral and thigh muscles were put into 30% saccharose solution with the addition of sodium azide. Then, frozen samples were cut into 8 µm sections and stained with Oil Red O (Bio-Optica, Milan, Italy) to detect lipids. Four main locations were evaluated: the area around vessels, perimysium between fascicles, endomysium between fascicles, and sarcoplasm of the fibres. Each location was separately evaluated for pectoral and thigh muscles. The percentage of tissue occupied by lipids in different locations was detected using Panoramic Viewer software (3DHISTECH, Budapest, Hungary). The results from the point scale analysis, similar in pectoral and thigh muscles, confirmed data from the chemical analysis. Significant differences were observed in all examined periods in chemical analysis (P<0.05) and were visible in the point scale with a higher number of birds with higher lipid concentration in all examined locations. Our scale analysis of lipid concentration, confirmed by chemical analysis, is an objective tool and can be used separately in muscle tissues in experiments where there is the need for lipid visualization. An established three-point scale can be a tool in poultry muscle tissue evaluation because not only accumulation but also lipid location is crucial in determining the usefulness of meat in culinary processing.
Procedural Sedation and Analgesia in Adults - new trends in patients safety
Authors: Duţu Mădălina , Ivascu Robert , Morlova Darius , Stanca Alina , Corneci Dan , Negoita Silvius 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
Sedation and analgesia may be needed for many interventional or diagnostic procedures, whose number has grown exponentially lately. The American Society of Anesthesiologists introduced the term “procedural sedation and analgesia” (PSA) and clarified the terminology, moderate sedation and Monitored Anesthesia Care. This review tries to present a nondissociative sedation classification, follow ing ASA guidelines as well as pre-procedural assessment and preparation, in order to choose the appropriate type and level of sedation, patient monitoring and agents, which are most commonly used for sedation and/or analgesia, along with their possible side effects. The paper also lists the possible complications associated with PSA and a few specific particularities of procedural sedation.
Refeeding syndrome relevance for critically ill patients
Authors: López María Bermúdez 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
Refeeding Syndrome (RFS) is a potential life-threatening complication of the nutritional therapy in the replenishment phase after period of starvation. This not very known syndrome may be a life-threatening metabolic condition due to rapid, inadequate nutritional support in malnourished catabolic patients. The intake of food and therefore the switch from a catabolic to an anabolic metabolism is most considered etiological mechanism. The main biochemical feature of RFS is hypophosphatemia and low levels of potassium and magnesium. Lack of vitamins, especially vitamin B1 or thiamine is often present and involves severe clinical complications.
Nutrition challenges in polytrauma patients. New trends in energy expenditure measurements
Authors: Kołakowska Barbara 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
Patients hospitalized in Intensive Care Units (ICU) are in severe general condition and they need specialized care, rehabilitation and proper nutrition to improve their condition and recover as soon as possible. Therefore, it is very important that nutrition consists of all necessary elements that will cover their daily demand for nutrients. However, malnutrition among ICU patients is very common. According to statistics, up to 50% is malnourished. It enhances average length of stay, risk of infection, prolongs ventilator days, delays wound healing and translates into an increased hospital cost. It may end in multi-organ failure, what in consequence increases mortality. Polytrauma pa tients lost their energy because of intensified catabolism, due to neuroendocrine changes and inflammatory reactions, which may worsen already existing malnutrition.
The Clinical Value of Red Blood Cell Distribution Width as a Prognosis Factor and Severity Marker in Sepsis and Septic Shock
Authors: Moisă Emanuel , Negoiţă Silvius , Corneci Dan 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
Red blood cell distribution width (RDW) is a hematological parameter usually measured with every complete blood count. Its place in daily practice is mainly in the differential diagnosis of anemia, but nowadays, researchers are focused on different approaches for the erythrocyte’s changes in function and morphology.
Sepsis and its most advanced form, septic shock, induces profound disturbances into organ system’s function and morphology. The red blood cells physiology and structure are directly and indirectly altered by these im balances produced in sepsis. RDW was studied in many diseases, like acute heart failure, acute stroke, inflammatory bowel diseases, chronic lung diseases and cancer, but also in sepsis. Its changes are seen to be mainly associated with prognosis. Higher values of RDW are correlated with mortality and severity of illnes in septic and all-cause critically ill patients. RDW was studied also as an independent variable in different predictive scores and some studies suggest it should be introduced in the scores use on a daily basis in critical care settings and emergency departments.
In this review we will focus on how RDW was associated with mortality and severity of illness in the recent literature, as an independent prognosis factor and as a component part in different predictive and severity scores.
Reconciling after Transitional Justice: When Prosecutions are not Enough, the Case of Bosnia and Herzegovina
Authors: Bell Jared O’Neil 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
The concept and study of transitional justice has grown exponentially over the last decades. Since the Nuremberg and Tokyo trials after the end of the Second World War, there have been a number of attempts made across the globe to achieve justice for human rights violations (International Peace Institute 2013: 10). How these attempts at achieving justice impact whether or not societies reconcile, continues to be one of the key discussions taking place in a transitional justice discourse. One particular context where this debate continues to rage on is in Bosnia and Herzegovina, many scholars argue that the transitional justice process and mechanism employed in Bosnia and Herzegovina have not fostered inter-group reconciliation, but in fact caused more divisions. To this end, this article explores the context of transitional justice in Bosnia and Herzegovina from a unique perspective that focuses on the need for reconciliation and healing after transitional justice processes like war crime prosecutions. This article explores why the prosecuting of war criminals has not fostered reconciliation in Bosnia and Herzegovina and how the processes have divided Bosnian society further. Additionally, this article presents the idea of state-sponsored dialog sessions as a way of dealing with the past and moving beyond the divisions of retributive justice.
Impacts of forest spatial structure on variation of the multipath phenomenon of navigation satellite signals
Authors: Brach Michał , Stereńczak Krzysztof , Bolibok Leszek , Kwaśny Łukasz , Krok Grzegorz , Laszkowski Michał 
Published: May 2019

Abstract
The GNSS (Global Navigation Satellite System) receivers are commonly used in forest management in order to determine objects coordinates, area or length assessment and many other tasks which need accurate positioning. Unfortunately, the forest structure strongly limits access to satellite signals, which makes the positioning accuracy much weak comparing to the open areas. The main reason for this issue is the multipath phenomenon of satellite signal. It causes radio waves reflections from surrounding obstacles so the signal do not reach directly to the GNSS receiver’s antenna. Around 50% of error in GNSS positioning in the forest is because of multipath effect. In this research study, an attempt was made to quantify the forest stand features that may influence the multipath variability. The ground truth data was collected in six Forest Districts located in different part of Poland. The total amount of data was processed for over 2,700 study inventory plots with performed GNSS measurements. On every plot over 25 forest metrics were calculated and over 25 minutes of raw GNSS observations (1500 epochs) were captured. The main goal of this study was to find the way of multipath quantification and search the relationship between multipath variability and forest structure. It was reported that forest stand merchantable volume is the most important factor which influence the multipath phenomenon. Even though the similar geodetic class GNSS receivers were used it was observed significant difference of multipath values in similar conditions.