bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Causality of Product Awareness Coconut Flour Towards Future Engagement, Indonesian Market
Authors: Ong Leonnard , Rosellinny Gabriella , Augustinus Jonathan , Rianti Novia 
Published: November 2018

In order to establish a future engagement of the Indonesian market in terms of coconut flour, awareness of the product is needed for the consumer decision making to purchase the product which will lead to future engagement. This study aims to examine the effects of product and awareness and consumer decision making towards future engagement in Indonesia. By employing SmartPLS, we prove that existence of product has a relatively strong negative relationship with awareness (.55); while awareness has a relatively weak relationshipwith consumer decision making to purchase a product (.37) and the decision made by customer to purchase healthy product have a relatively strong positive relationship towards engagement of the product in the future (.66). Further implications are discussed.
Sur les anomalies de fuite en prospection géochimique stratégique. Un exemple pris dans la bordure sédimentaire du Vivarais
Authors: Aubague Maurice , Foglierini F. , Granier Claude Louis 
Published: November 2018

Les auteurs donnent des exemples d'anomalies géochimiques liées à des circulations à partir de zones minéralisées cachées par des recouvrements très puissants (jusqu'à 300 m).
Ils concluent que l'étude géochimique des sols consolidés sur les alluvions ou les colluvions, suivant le réseau hydrographique, est applicable à la recherche de ces anomalies et par extension des minéralisations qu'elles impliquent.
Les exemples choisis sont pris dans la bordure sédimentaire du Vivarais et au voisinage du gisement plombo˗zincifère de l'Argentière.
Characterization of iron distribution in various pumice grades and in the derived zeolites
Authors: Burriesci Nicola , Giordano Nicola , Cariati Franco , Petrera Michele , Bart Jan C. J. 
Published: November 2018

On a examiné de la pierre ponce rhyolitique provenant de coulées géologiques très différentes et d'une éruption volcanique sous-marine récente au moyen de techniques d'analyses chimiques, de diffraction de rayons X, de spectroscopie Mössbauer du 57Fe et de spectroscopie paramagnétique électronique (RPE) dans le but de déterminer la distribution et la configuration structurale du fer.
On a procédé à l'interprétation des spectres Mössbauer à 77 K sur la base de quatre spectres partiels (sous-spectres) qui sont typiques de deux sites octaédriques à spin élevé de Fe2+ à différents degrés de distortion et de deux sites à spin élevé de Fe3+ à coordination octaédrique et tétraédrique. Les sites du fer sont semblables dans toutes les variétés de pierre ponce ; cependant les occupations relatives varient. L'analyse statistique des paramètres spectraux (splitting quadrupolaire, déplacements d'isomérie et distribution des cations) permet la classification des pierres ponces selon l'origine et le traitement physico-chimique.
Si l'on considère à part la pierre ponce de Navajo qui est caractérisée par une valeur réelle extrêmement élevée de g due aux ions isolés de Fe3+ dans d'intenses champs cristallins de basse symétrie, les autres échantillons de pierre ponce présentent essentiellement cinq spectres différents de RPE avec des bandes de résonance étroites de contribution variable aux valeurs de g ≃ 4,3 (symétrie C2v de Fe3+ isolé à spin élevé) et de g ≃ 2,0 (Fe3+ coordonné tétraédriquement ou octaédriquement de symétrie Td, Oh ou C3v) et avec un signal peu prononcé à g ≃ 2,3 (dû partiellement aux oxydes de fer).
Cinq échantillons de pierre ponce, choisis sur la base de l'analyse des agglomérats, ont été transformés en zéolite en solution alcaline dans des conditions expérimentales identiques. La sélectivité des zéolites est en corrélation avec le rapport SiO2/Al2O3 et avec la quantité de Fe2+ correspondante.
Influence du fer ferrique sur la distribution de l'aluminium entre bain silicaté basique et spinelle chromifère
Authors: Maurel Colette , Maurel Pierre 
Published: November 2018

La relation établie antérieurement (Maurel et Maurel, 1982) entre les teneurs en Al2O3 des spinelles chromifères et celles des liquides silicatés en équilibre, lorsque (Fe2O3)sp est inférieur à 12 % en poids, est généralisée au cas où le spinelle est plus riche en fer ferrique. Déterminée à l'aide de données expérimentales supplémentaires, avec (Fe2O3)sp allant jusqu'à 44 %, la relation devient :
(Al2O3)sp = (Al2O3)2,42liq [0.0377 - 0.00042 (Fe2O3)sp]
Al2O3 et Fe2O3 étant exprimés en poids pour cent.
Numerical Analysis of Nonlocal Convection—Comparison with Three-dimensional Numerical Simulations of Efficient Turbulent Convection
Authors: Cai Tao 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
We compare 1D nonlocal turbulent convection models with 3D hydrodynamic numerical simulations. We study the validity of closure models and turbulent coefficients by varying the Prandtl number, the Péclet number, and the depth of the convection zone. Four closure models of the fourth-order moments are evaluated with the 3D simulation data. The performance of the closure models varies among different cases and different fourth-order moments. We solve the dynamic equations of moments together with equations of the thermal structure. Unfortunately, we cannot obtain steady-state solutions when these closure models of fourth-order moments are adopted. In contrast, the numerical solutions of the down-gradient approximations of the third-order moments are robust. We calibrate the coefficients of the 1D down-gradient model from the 3D simulation data. The calibrated coefficients are more robust in cases of deep convection zones. Finally, we have compared the 1D steady-state solutions with the 3D simulation results. The 1D model has captured many features that appear in the 3D simulations: (1) ∇ − ∇
a
has a U-shape with a minimum value at the lower part of the convection zone; (2) there exists a bump for ∇ − ∇
a
near the top of the convection zone when the Péclet number is large; and (3) the temperature gradient can be sub-adiabatic due to the nonlocal effect. However, aside from these similarities, the prediction on the kinetic energy flux is unsatisfactory.
X-Ray Spectral Properties of Seyfert I Galaxy LEDA 168563
Authors: Liebmann Andrew C. , Fabian Andrew C. , Tsuruta Sachiko , Haba Yoshito , Kunieda Hideyo 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Interesting among possible mechanisms responsible for X-ray emission from active galactic nuclei (AGNs) is ionized relativistic reflection (IRR). Since it arises close to the central black hole it can test strong gravity. Its characteristic features include a high energy Compton hump, a broad Fe Kα line, and a soft excess. Therefore, using the Swift-Burst Alert Telescope (BAT) catalog we looked for hard X-ray selected AGNs that may exhibit at least one of these characteristic features. Among the possibly interesting targets found is Seyfert I Galaxy LEDA 168563. We obtained a broadband 100 ks Suzaku observation of this source, and careful analysis of the data was carried out. The results support the presence of these IRR distinct features. Moreover, the comparison of the earlier combined XMM-Newton and Swift-BAT and more recent Suzaku data showed interesting long-term spectral variability. The soft excess decreased while higher energy features relatively increased and the power-law component became flatter—the behavior predicted by the IRR model.
A Study of X-Ray Emission of Galaxies Hosting Molecular Outflows (MOX Sample)
Authors: Laha Sibasish , Guainazzi Matteo , Piconcelli Enrico , Gandhi Poshak , Ricci Claudio , Ghosh Ritesh , Markowitz Alex G. , Bagchi Joydeep 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
We have carried out an extensive X-ray spectral analysis of a sample of galaxies exhibiting molecular outflows (MOX sample) to characterize the X-ray properties and investigate the effect of active galactic nuclei (AGNs) on the dynamical properties of the molecular outflows (MOs). We find that the X-ray bolometric correction (L
2–10 keV/L
AGN) of these sources ranges from ∼10−4.5 to 10−0.5, with ∼70% of the sources below 10−2, implying a weak X-ray emission relative to the AGN bolometric luminosity (L
AGN). However, the upper limit on the 2–10 keV luminosity (

) obtained from 12 μm flux, following the correlation derived by Asmus et al., is ∼0.5–3 orders of magnitude larger than the L
2–10 keV values estimated using X-ray spectroscopy, implying a possibility that the MOX sources host normal AGNs (not X-ray weak), and their X-ray spectra are extremely obscured. We find that both L
2–10 keV and L
AGN correlate strongly with the MO velocity and the mass outflow rates (

), implying that the central AGN plays an important role in driving these massive outflows. However, we also find statistically significant positive correlations between the starburst emission and MO mass outflow rate,

versus

, and L
0.6–2keV versus

, which implies that starbursts can generate and drive the MOs. The correlations of MO velocity and

with AGN luminosities are found to be stronger compared to those with the starburst luminosities. We conclude that both starbursts and AGNs play a crucial role in driving the large-scale MO.
Harmonic Summing Improves Pulsar Detection Sensitivity: A Probability Analysis
Authors: Yu Meng 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
The practical application of the harmonic summing technique in the power-spectrum analysis for searching pulsars has exhibited the technique’s effectiveness. In this paper, theoretical verification of harmonic summing considering power’s noise-signal probability distribution is given. With the top-hat and the modified von Mises pulse profile models, contours along which spectra total power is expected to exceed the 3σ detection threshold with 0.999 confidence corresponding to m = 1, 2, 4, 8, 16, or 32 harmonics summed are given with respect to the mean pulse amplitude and the pulse duty cycle. Optimized numbers of harmonics summed relative to the duty cycles are given. The routine presented builds a theoretical estimate of the minimum detectable mean flux density, i.e., sensitivity, under the power-spectrum searching method.
The Connection between Starspots and Flares on Main-sequence Kepler Stars
Authors: Roettenbacher Rachael M. , Vida Krisztián 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Starspots and flares are indicators of stellar magnetic activity and can both be studied in greater detail by utilizing the long-term, space-based archive of the Kepler satellite. Here, we aim to investigate a subset of the Kepler archive to reveal a connection between the starspots and the stellar flares, in order to provide insight into the overall stellar magnetic field. We use the flare-finding algorithm FLATW’RM in conjunction with a new suite of algorithms that aim to locate the local minima caused by starspot groups. We compare the phase difference between the time of maximum flux of a flare and the time of minimum stellar flux due to a starspot group. The strongest flares do not appear to be correlated to the largest starspot group present, but are also not uniformly distributed in phase with respect to the starspot group. The weaker flares, however, do show an increased occurrence close to the starspot groups.
Dialogue social sur la stratégie de l’entreprise : éléments de bilan et perspectives
Authors: Fleury Nicolas , Guillas-Cavan Kevin , Lerais Frédéric , Farvaque Nicolas , Kahmann Marcus , Messaoudi Djamel , Raillard Jean-Paul , Rémond Antoine , Seguin Natacha , Vincent Catherine 
Published: November 2018

La loi relative à la sécurisation de l’emploi (LSE) de 2013 a créé une consultation obligatoire sur la stratégie d’entreprise. Elle formalise et renforce ainsi l’implication des institutions représentatives du personnel (IRP). Cette nouvelle consultation soulève un intérêt mitigé chez les élus et fait face à des réticences des directions à partager des informations stratégiques. Celles-ci sont souvent parcellaires et les droits d’accès des élus restreints selon les niveaux de consultation. C’est la notion-même de stratégie qui apparaît disputée. En outre, la recherche d’information et d’un interlocuteur pertinent pour discuter de la stratégie renforce un mouvement de centralisation des IRP au sein des entreprises au détriment des comités d’établissement. Ce renforcement de la centralisation entraîne une recomposition des différentes IRP : à l’établissement, le comité d’hygiène, de sécurité et des conditions de travail (CHSCT), à l’entreprise, le comité central d’entreprise (CCE). Cette recomposition interroge la mise en place des futurs comités sociaux et économiques (CSE).
L’expert auprès des comités d’entreprise, acteur oublié des relations professionnelles
Authors: Guillas-Cavan Kevin , Kahmann Marcus 
Published: November 2018

Depuis les années 1980, le rôle des experts et expertes auprès des comités d’entreprise (CE) dans les relations professionnelles françaises s’est accru. Cet article propose de mettre en lumière les évolutions de leur rôle à l’occasion de changements législatifs récents. En effet, la loi du 14 juin 2013 relative à la sécurisation de l’emploi (LSE) a créé de nouvelles missions pour les expertes et les experts auprès des CE et redéfini la façon dont ils interviennent dans le cadre des missions existantes. Comment expertes et experts intègrent-ils ces nouvelles mesures dans leurs pratiques professionnelles ? Qu’est-ce que cela révèle des rapports avec les représentants et représentantes des salarié·es ? L’article répond à ces questions à partir d’une analyse secondaire d’entretiens menés dans le cadre d’une enquête sur les CE. L’enquête illustre la façon dont les nouvelles missions sollicitent une variété de registres d’action des experts. Un point commun est qu’ils tendent à s’étendre à des champs d’action que l’on pourrait penser comme relevant du domaine syndical.
L’« Orient sémite » et les aléas de la puissance masculine
Authors: Schneider Monique 
Published: November 2018

Accompagnant Freud dans son mouvement vers « l’Orient sémite », Lacan met l’accent, non sur l’avoir masculin, mais sur l’expérience de détumescence, dans ses rapports avec les héritages judaïque et égyptien. L’attention à l’instrument présent dans le cérémonial juif, le chofar, invite à souligner l’importance du « signifiant vocalisé », entrant par l’oreille et conduisant à un « résonateur de type tuyau ». La remise en question de la « puissance » masculine rencontre la démarche d’Apulée dans L’Âne d’or .
L’iconographie des veuves au xix e siècle et sa postérité au xx e siècle
Authors: Danguy Laurence 
Published: November 2018

La place des veuves au xix e siècle est réglée par le droit et des usages. Mœurs et représentations collectives influent sur une iconographie qui n’est pas une mais plurielle : les veuves des peintres officiels ne sont pas celles des tenants de la modernité pas plus que celles des illustrateurs de livres précieux ou des dessinateurs de presse. Cet article se propose d’identifier les types structurant l’iconographie des veuves dans la peinture du xix e siècle, de déterminer leur dépendance aux représentations collectives et de dresser un bilan différentiel avec l’illustration précieuse et l’iconographie populaire.
Femmes de douleurs
Authors: Serna Pierre 
Published: November 2018

Hors du cadre traditionnel d’un article d’histoire, mais écrit avec le plus de rigueur possible, cet article propose de remettre en ordre une histoire familiale, à partir des souvenirs d’Augustine Guyon-Gellin (1910-2011). Elle traverse un xx e siècle de guerres et de violences, laissant derrière lui, veuves et orphelines qui constituent les nouveaux piliers de cette famille provençale de Manosque.
High frequency of HPV16 European variant E350G among Mexican women from Sinaloa
Authors: Camacho-Ureta Elisa Anali , Mendez-Martínez Rocío Susana , Vázquez-Vega Salvador , Martínez Ulises Osuna , Arenas Rosalinda Sánchez , Castillo-Ureta Hipólito , Ramírez Ignacio Osuna , Torres Montoya Edith Hilario , López Moreno Héctor Samuel , García-Carranca Alejandro , Rendón-Maldonado José Guadalupe 
Published: November 2018

Background & objectives:
Human papillomavirus (HPV) infections play a crucial role in the aetiology of cervical cancer (CC), and HPV16 is the primary viral genotype associated with CC. A number of variants of the HPV16 E6 gene are involved in the progression of CC, differing in their prevalence and biological and biochemical properties. This study was designed to determine the frequency of HPV types 16/18 and to identify the presence of HPV16 E6-variants in asymptomatic Mexican women.

Methods:
A total of 189 cervical Pap smears were collected from women attending public health services in three different cities in Sinaloa, Mexico. Viral DNA was identified by amplification of E6 viral gene fragments using polymerase chain reaction (PCR). Identification of variants was done by sequencing a DNA fragment (321bp) of the HPV16 E6 gene.

Results:
More than half of the women tested were HPV-positive (52.38%), with HPV16 being the most frequent genotype (21.16%), followed by HPV18 (8.99%). Sequence analysis of the E6-HPV16 PCR products showed that in all cases, the viruses corresponded to European variants. It was further observed that the E350G intra-variant was the most common (>76%).

Interpretation & conclusions:
This study showed a predominance of European lineage variants of HPV16 among asymptomatic women from Sinaloa, Mexico, predominantly with of the E350G variant. This variant has been shown to be associated with an increased risk of early development of CC. The use of molecular identification of carcinogenic HPV and Pap test screening may be a good strategy for monitoring women to prevent CC.
Stroke Lesion Volume Predicts Motor Recovery in Nondominant Hemiparesis
Authors: Wengerd Lauren , Stephen Page , Andrew Persch 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
In chronic stroke survivors, stroke lesion volume predicted change in motor recovery with rehabilitation, but significantly only in those with nondominant hemiparesis. Stroke survivors with nondominant hemiparesis may have unique rehabilitation needs compared with those with dominant hemiparesis.
Primary Author and Speaker: Lauren Wengerd
Additional Authors and Speakers: Stephen Page, Andrew Persch
Contributing Authors: Samir Belagaje
Written Communication in School Children With Developmental Coordination Difficulties: An Interprofessional Study
Authors: Rybski Debra 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
A pilot interprofessional, 9-wk after-school functional and site-relevant group intervention improved motor ability, handwriting skills and written communication, and academic, home, and school performance and behavior among third- and fourth-grade children with developmental coordination difficulties.
Primary Author and Speaker: Debra Rybski
Contributing Authors: Mary Jo Davenport, Joy Voss, Diane Richter, Nora Plank, Megan Savell, Jasmine Jaramillo, Jamie Prus, Claire Thoelecke, Dorie Ranheim
Comparison of Performance-Based Measures of Functional Cognition
Authors: Marks Timothy , Edwards Dorothy 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
This study examined the construct validity of the Menu Task and two medication-based tasks to determine which assessment may be a suitable screening tool for functional cognition. Findings support the Menu Task as a potential screening tool for functional cognition deficits.
Primary Author and Speaker: Timothy Marks
Additional Authors and Speakers: Dorothy Edwards
Contributing Authors: Gordon M. Giles, Muhammad O. Al-Heizan, Sarah Maloney, Adeola Solaru, Victoria Larkin, Braeden Padesky
Effect of Biophysical Agents on Outcomes for Older Adults With Chronic Conditions
Authors: Brogley Kevin , Freeman Lynn , Edney Angela 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
Occupation-based interventions plus biophysical agents (BPAs) can enhance functional outcomes for clients with chronic conditions. This study demonstrated that BPAs can significantly improve the client factors and performance skills necessary for obtaining wellness in human occupation.
Primary Author and Speaker: Kevin Brogley
Additional Authors and Speakers: Lynn Freeman, Angela Edney
Changes in Trunk Compensation and Reaching Performance as a Result of a Novel Virtual Reality–Based Intervention for People With Chronic Stroke
Authors: Foreman Matthew 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
A virtual reality (VR) tool designed to provide compensation-related feedback during reaching practice was implemented with a small cohort of people with stroke. Results show that this tool may be a novel way to reduce maladaptive compensatory movements for people with neuromotor conditions.
Primary Author and Speaker: Matthew Foreman
Contributing Authors: Jack R. Engsberg
Occupational Therapist Perspectives on the Potential of Performance Profiling in Practice
Authors: Perryman Michelle 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
Performance profiling is a natural application of Kelly’s (1955) personal construct theory. Nine expert occupational therapists from three counties participated in the research. There was agreement that performance profiling could support occupational therapy practice by enhancing communication.
Primary Author and Speaker: Michelle Perryman
Contributing Authors: Karen Morris
A Qualitative Pilot Study Exploring the Benefits of Using the Occupational Profile Template for Novice Clinicians
Authors: Simmons Kalie , Guberman Emily , Aranha Karen 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/20/2018
This study underscores the benefits and challenges of use of the Occupational Profile Template (OPT) by novice clinicians in capturing clients’ perspective of self and occupational identity. Use of the OPT reinforces the profession’s goal of promoting the discipline as an occupation-based practice that promotes health.
Primary Author and Speaker: Kalie Simmons
Additional Authors and Speakers: Emily Guberman, Karen Aranha
Interrater Reliability of Wrist Goniometry in an Independent Living Facility
Authors: Johnston Jill , Helburg Lyndsey , Fought Tiffany , Ivy Cindy 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
The interrater reliability of wrist goniometry was examined using a standardized approach. Moderate to high levels of consistency were established for the majority of movements. Results suggest a potential for establishing interrater reliability among practitioners using a standardized approach.
Primary Author and Speaker: Jill Johnston
Additional Authors and Speakers: Lyndsey Helburg, Tiffany Fought, Cindy Ivy
Contributing Authors: Monica Lininger
Effects of Sensory Processing Patterns on Social Skills and Problem Behaviors
Authors: Ismael Noor , Lawson Lisa Mische , Dean Evan , Dunn Winnie 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
In a sample from the general population, including typically developing children and those with conditions, sensory processing predicted social skills and problem behaviors. Different sensory processing patterns were associated with specific social skill and problem behavior domains.
Primary Author and Speaker: Noor Ismael
Additional Authors and Speakers: Lisa Mische Lawson, Evan Dean, Winnie Dunn
Effect of Collegiate Sport Participation on Perceived Occupational Balance
Authors: Heinrich Hanne , Beals Caroline 
Published: November 2018

Abstract
Date Presented 4/21/2018
The purpose of this study was to evaluate occupational balance in collegiate athletes. The themes derived suggest that involvement in a demanding occupation positively influences perceived occupational balance, thereby supporting health and wellness in everyday occupations.
Primary Author and Speaker: Hanne Heinrich
Additional Authors and Speakers: Caroline Beals