bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
КОНЦЕПТУАЛЬНЫЕ ПРЕДСТАВЛЕНИЯ ГЕОМАРКЕТИНГА В СИСТЕМЕ МАРКЕТИНГОВОГО УПРАВЛЕНИЯ: 4G КОНЦЕПТ ГЕОМАРКЕТИНГОВОГО АНАЛИЗА CONCEPT OF GEOMARKETING IN A MARKETING MANAGEMENT SYSTEM: 4G CONCEPT OF GEOMARKETING ANALYSIS
Authors: О.А. Герасименко 
Published: November 2024

В статье рассмотрены вопросы системного ориентира на разработку стратегии (актуализация маркетингового плана) путем решения промежуточных тактических задач компании по оси «ресурсы-цель». Предложено научно-исследовательское переосмысление концепции стратегического маркетингового управления, встраивание элементов геомаркетинга (комбинация географических – Geo, маркетинговых – Market, цифровых – Digital факторов), адаптированной и гибко реагирующей в условиях конкурентного реального времени в цепочке «потребности клиента-цели бизнеса». Разработан конструктор выбора оптимального местоположения - концепция маркетинг-микс 4Р (Place, Promotion, Price, Product):концепция геомаркетинга 4G (Geotake Value, Geodata Mining, Geomodeling, Geotake Value). Определены принципы геомаркетинга: координации «сцеплений», геосегментации и микропозиционирования конкурентных стратегий, устойчивого развития, триединой комбинации, картографического оформления, моделирования; выделены их характеристики и атрибуты. Предложенные теорететические положения могут быть использованы региональными органами власти для актуализации стратегии развития малого бизнеса.
Development Mathematical Literacy Test Instrument Based Local Wisdom Blitar Raya Number Elements Grade V Elementary Schools
Authors: Kirana Rida Nanda 
Published: November 2024

The implementation of mathematics learning based on local wisdom, but the evaluation process has not aligned. Additionally, mathematical literacy is needed to familiarize students. This research aims to create and develop a mathematics literacy test instrument based on the local wisdom of Blitar Raya that is valid according to the opinions of material and instrument experts, and that practical for educators and students in terms validity, reliability, difficulty level, and the quality of distractors. The simplified eight stage R&D by Borg & Gall serves as the foundation for this research methodology. Data collection obtained through unstructured observations, interviews,questionnaires for student needs analysis, student response surveys, and student feedback. The results the expert validation of the instrument 100%, and the expert validation of the content resulted in 93.75%. In the small-scale test, 36 questions were found to be valid and 14 questions invalid, with 50 questions deemed reliable resulting in a reliability index of ri = 0.93. The difficulty index reached 0.61, categorized as moderate, and the discrimination power obtained an index of 0.60, categorized as good. Based on the practicality questionnaire results from teachers, it was93.75%, and from students, it was 91.25%. In the large-scale test, 28 questions were valid and 8 invalid, with 36 questions reliable resulting in a reliability index of ri = 0.88. The difficulty index was 0.68, categorized as moderate, and the discrimination power obtained an index of 0.42, categorized as good. Based on practicality questionnaire results from teachers 90.62%, and from students 94.6%.
Colaborando com o inimigo
Authors: Trentin Maurício 
Published: November 2024

Não há ênfase possível que permita de fato representar a aceleração exponencial no desenvolvimento de agentes digitais, IAs Generativas, sistemas que usam parte de nossa cultura como dataset e desenvolvem modos particulares de inteligência, agência e produção. O que podemos inferir e intuir, não só sobre cada sistema em si, é sobre como nos relacionamos com essas interfaces, sobre nós mesmos, nossos anseios e o uso criativo dessas plataformas. O que esses sistemas podem significar para nossos processos poéticos e para uma variada experiência de temporalidades, simbioses, práticas e presenças distintas.
Partindo do debate estabelecido por Santaella sobre as simbioses dos humanos e tecnologias, do conceito de mídia terciária em Pross na leitura de Norval Baitello, nos conceitos de linha e superfície, por Flusser, e nas visões de temporalidade e experiência ritual de Byung-Chul Han e Hans-Georg Gadamer, além do simulacro em Baudrillard, objetos compósitos de Graham Harman, agência em Gell e o contemporâneo em Agamben, é possível pensar mais profundamente entes e funções digitais e, a partir daí, analisar a emergência e parte das potencialidades generativas das inteligências artificiais. E notar o que nos mostra o espelho dos agentes digitais enquanto se alimentam de nossa cultura, ao mesmo tempo produzindo conosco e nos tornando parcialmente, também, simulacros. Apresenta classes diversas de foco e a noção de que complexidade não está necessariamente ligada a maior tempo de interpretação, nem de manifestação.
Percebendo experiências temporais distintas e como isso informa a produção artística, assim como o uso de IA e suas potencialidades simbióticas e também destrutivas, mostra experiências poéticas recentes com agentes digitais, tanto com sistemas respondendo sob comando quanto em operações livres. Parte de uma série de estudos gerados em simbiose com IAs, serve de registro sobre as capacidades atuais desse tipo de interface e dá, ao mesmo tempo, alguma percepção sobre suas potencialidades futuras. Sistemas que automatizam parte da produção não conseguem, ao menos por enquanto, clonar nosso papel humano, ético, político e social em uma produção maquínica. Eles nos simulam apenas parcialmente. Mas nossos preconceitos reais já estão presentes e em uso nos datasets.
The Longitudinal Impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic in Italy: Literacy Acquisition in Low-SES/High-SES Monolingual Children and Low-SES Bilingual Children
Authors: Artuso Caterina , Zappella Denise , Palladino Paola 
Published: November 2024

In the present study, we applied a two-year longitudinal design to examine the reading and spelling acquisition of primary school students during the COVID-19 pandemic crisis among three groups with different linguistic conditions and socioeconomic status (SES): low-SES and high-SES monolinguals, and low-SES bilingual children (minority language). Reading speed and spelling errors were examined at the beginning of second grade in fall 2019 (pre-pandemic phase) and tested again, with standardised tests, two years later in fall 2021 (post-pandemic phase) when children attended fourth grade. The results showed that, on average, all the children increased both their reading speed and spelling skills. With respect to the role of the COVID-19 pandemic on basic literacy, we cannot broadly conclude that it hampered literacy, given that all groups (regardless of their linguistic condition) showed development in reading and spelling. However, it is worth mentioning that, in light of the qualitative comparison to the norm, spelling accuracy is noticeably lower in low-SES bilinguals than in monolinguals, whereas reading speed is comparable to the standardised value and does not differ significantly between monolinguals and bilinguals. The results contribute to the debate on the interaction between SES and language literacy acquisition in minority languages, particularly under unique conditions such as the COVID-19 pandemic.
Procalcitonin in new coronavirus infection (COVID-19), complicated by pneumonia, sepsis, in patients with diabetes mellitus
Authors: Titova E. A. , Lysenko T. A. , Koblov A. G. 
Published: November 2024

Objective: to study procalcitonin (PCT) for evaluating the effectiveness of diagnosing pneumonia and sepsis complicating new coronavirus infection in patients with diabetes mellitus and those without it.Materials and Methods. A total of 65 patients with new coronavirus infection complicated by pneumonia and sepsis were examined, including 35 patients with type 2 diabetes (53.8%). Among the diabetic patients, 20 (30.8%) had complications (diabetic microangiopathies and macroangiopathies). The age of the patients ranged from 42 to 89 years. PCT levels were determined using an automatic immunochemical electro-chemiluminescent analyzer Cobas e 411 (Hitachi High-Technologies Corporation 24-14, 2020). The reference interval for PCT is 0–0.046 ng/ml.Results. PCT levels in patients with new coronavirus infection complicated by pneumonia and sepsis combined with diabetes (1.7 ± 1.47 ng/ml) did not differ from those in patients without diabetes (3.1 ± 2.96 ng/ml). However, PCT levels in patients with new coronavirus infection complicated by pneumonia and sepsis combined with diabetes and diabetic microangiopathies were higher than those in patients without diabetic microangiopathies.Conclusion. PCT levels did not differ between patients with new coronavirus infection complicated by pneumonia and sepsis in combination with diabetes and those without diabetes. Thus, PCT serves as a universal marker of the severity of bacterial infection, regardless of the presence of diabetes.
Thin Cambered Lifting Bodies in Ground Effect Flight
Authors: Suppes Adam Bradford , Suppes Galen 
Published: November 2024

Ground effect flight uses the ground to block downward dispersion of lift pressures, increasing both lift and lift-drag-ratios (L/D). For thin-cambered wing sections, L/D increases as the ratio of the wing sections frontal projected height to ground clearance with the ground increases. This allows thin cambered panels at higher cambers (e.g. 6%) to operate at high L/D with reasonable clearances of water and ground. Functionally, a thin cambered mid-section of a wing-in-ground (WIG) aircraft delivers more lift per mass than a wing and can replace laterally-extending wings in WIG platforms with frames that allow the tensile strength of the panel to transfer lift forces to the rest of the aircraft. A catamaran airship design emerges where, with minimal weight penalties, an inboard thin cambered wing is able to: a) increase lift, b) increase surface area for solar power collection, and c) provide a low-resistance path for crossover propulsor benefits in transition from hovering to aerodynamic lifting-body flight. This paper evaluates the performance of thin-cambered inboard sections for ground-effect machines.
Prevalence of respiratory symptoms among female workers in the fish processing industry in Odisha
Authors: Ghosh Tirthankar , Patel Jigisha 
Published: November 2024

Introduction: The fish processing industry has shown a major scale of growth in recent years. The aim of the present study was to assess the respiratory and pulmonary problems of the female workers of the fish processing industry.
Methods: A total of 60 female workers out of which 40 were in pre processing unit and 20 were in post processing unit of fish processing work were selected randomly for the study held in a fish processing factory in Patia, Odisha, India. The study involved the assessment of physical parameters, application of a questionnaire based on respiratory and pulmonary issues, spirometry for monitoring lung function and Peak expiratory flow rate (PEFR). The study also included an assessment of the worksite by OSHA – recommended ergonomics checklist.
Results: The fish processing workers were found to complain about respiratory symptoms. Continuous exposure to the fish processing environment leads to a significant reduction in peak expiratory flow rates and lung volumes respectively. The study indicated that female fish processing workers have respiratory and pulmonary problems which might be due to prolonged exposure to the low ambient temperature, cold air loaded with bioaerosols and allergens, and direct contact with chlorinated cold water in their respective work environment.
Conclusion: The fish processing workers were found to complain about respiratory discomfort in the workplace. Prolonged exposure to cold fish processing environments may lead to acute and chronic respiratory disorders.
YouTube Read-Alouds: A Case Study in Picture Books
Authors: Pierre Charis St. 
Published: November 2024

New to picture-book research, this article considers the phenomenon of YouTube “read-aloud” channels. Unlike other “BookTube” channels which focus on reviews and recommendations, these channels consist of adults reading other people’s copyrighted stories in their entirety, sometimes with the addition of graphics or sound effects, but often with no transformation of the original work beyond the reader’s dramatized voice. Nevertheless, read-aloud channels can garner millions of views, and have turned YouTube into perhaps the largest online repository through which picture-books can be accessed in their entirety without paywalls. This article therefore considers how YouTube read-alouds remediate picture-book reading. I offer a case study of two popular read-aloud channels, @AwniesHouse and @KidTimeStoryTime. My analysis considers branding, audience, recommendations, and how the channels’ video structures mediate interaction with the material texts they feature. Locating YouTube read-alouds within the existing research, I demonstrate how these videos diverge from other forms of book adaptation, and from other modes of oral picture-book reading. I therefore conclude that YouTube read-alouds are a distinct form of picture-book engagement, with unique affordances and limitations which particularly affect the stasis, tactility, and interactivity of picture-book reading.
Healing trauma through theatre: A therapeutic vignette from the DE-CRUIT Veterans’ theatre program
Authors: Jeffers Michelle , Ali Alisha , Wolfert Stephan , Dawson Zina Bethea , Farnsworth Annie , Thompson Shakira 
Published: November 2024

LAY SUMMARY DE-CRUIT is a drama-based trauma-focused treatment program for military Veterans. The goal of the program is to help Veterans with the psychological effects of trauma and aid them in transitioning to civilian life. The core of the DE-CRUIT program is studying Shakespeare’s work. In this article, the experience of the program is illustrated through the case vignette of an African American woman Veteran who experienced military sexual trauma. After completing the program, she was able to disclose her abuse to family members for the first time. The article concludes with recommendations for expanding the DE-CRUIT program and including family members in the DE-CRUIT treatment process.
Combat amputee care for Global War on Terror Veterans: A systematic review
Authors: Pursel Alexander , Nichols Ryoma , Lindquist Kristina 
Published: November 2024

LAY SUMMARY This article examines how the literature depicts the current state of U.S. combat amputee care with respect to physical, mental, and social health outcomes. The increased number of amputees after the Global War on Terror significantly impacts U.S. health care systems and can be used internationally to determine trends that will arise as the result of current military conflicts.
Mode of pandemic school instruction associated with distress among military and non-military-connected students
Authors: Sullivan Kathrine S. , Gilreath Tamika D. , Barry Adam E. , Wadsworth Shelley MacDermid 
Published: November 2024

LAY SUMMARY Because they experience unique risk factors, students from military families may have responded differently to remote school instruction during the COVID-19 pandemic. Results from this study show military-connected students were more distressed during this period than students from civilian families. Both groups appeared to fare better when they attended school in person. However, given their unique needs, military-connected students may benefit from specific resources to manage stressors associated with remote instruction.
Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma of the External Ear Canal: A Case Report
Authors: Caluma Sarah Eunice , De Ramos Joanne Sebastiana 
Published: November 2024

Objective: To present a rare case of Adenoid Cystic Carcinoma of the external ear canal in a 73-year-old man, including its diagnosis and surgical management.
Methods:Design: Case ReportSetting: Tertiary Government Training HospitalPatient: One
Results: A 73-year-old man who consulted due to decreased hearing on the right ear had a 4-year history of gradually enlarging mass occupying the right external auditory canal. Wide en bloc resection of the external auditory canal mass and superficial parotidectomy with facial nerve preservation was performed with final histopathology results of adenoid cystic carcinoma. Follow-up at 2 years has shown no signs or symptoms or recurrence.
Conclusion: Adenoid cystic carcinoma of the external ear canal is a very rare disease that can present similarly to other otologic infections. Early identification of symptoms, performance of necessary imaging, and timely biopsy are key to reducing misdiagnosis and improving the survival rate. Complete resection of the tumor with adequate margins is the recommended treatment due to its high rates for recurrence.
Olfactory Dysfunction, Dysgeusia, and Clinical Outcomes in COVID-19 Patients: An Observational Study in a Tertiary COVID Referral Center in the Philippines
Authors: Tirol Chantel Jacqueline , Fullante Philip 
Published: November 2024

Objective: To describe the prevalence, onset, associated symptoms, and clinical characteristics of COVID-19 in-patients with olfactory and gustatory dysfunction at the Philippine General Hospital from March 2021 to January 2022 and determine the number of patients with olfactory dysfunction/dysgeusia who recovered or expired.
Methods: Design: Prospective Cohort StudySetting: COVID-19 Referral Hospital (Tertiary National University Hospital)Participants: COVID-19 RT-PCR positive in-patients, ages 19 and older
Results: A total of 207 patients were included. Sixty-four (64) patients reported olfactory dysfunction and 79 reported dysgeusia. Olfactory and gustatory dysfunction were observed early in the course of infection, before day 6 of illness. The average length of hospital stay was 20.36 days; those with olfactory dysfunction stayed for 17.53 days, dysgeusia for 19.92 days, and 21.09 days for those who noted neither. For those subsequently intubated, 0 had olfactory dysfunction, three reported dysgeusia, three had both and six had neither. Thirteen (13) patients in the study expired. Among them, none reported olfactory dysfunction and two had dysgeusia.
Conclusions: Our results corroborate existing literature that olfactory and gustatory dysfunction as key indicators of COVID-19 with 42.5% of participants reporting these symptoms early, often before day 6 of illness. Ninety-two percent (92%) of those affected recovered and had shorter hospital stays, emphasizing the importance of recognizing these dysfunctions for improved disease detection and outcomes.
Effectiveness of phytobiotic use in feeding broiler chickens
Authors: Chudak R. A. , Kovernega O. M. 
Published: November 2024

It is known that phytobiotics in feeding animals and poultry are the most promising due to their availability and absence of unwanted side effects and a wide range of biological effects on the body. The aim of the work was to study the effectiveness of the phytobiotic additive on productivity and feed consumption in broiler chickens. The phytobiotic supplement under investigation is a phytogenic growth stimulator that contains a complex of natural antibacterial substances that increase feed consumption and increase growth, reduce feed conversion, enhance the production of pancreatin enzyme and the formation of positive intestinal microflora, and inhibit the growth of pathogenic bacteria. One-day-old broiler chickens of the “Cobb-500” cross were selected for the experiment. The scientific and economic experiment lasted 42 days. The experimental broiler chickens were fed a complete ration compound feed that provided the need for all nutrients. Experimental groups of broiler chickens additionally consumed a phytobiotic feed additive in different doses. It was found that with additional phytobiotic consumption, broiler chickens had a higher live weight in the 2nd group by 7.3 % (Р < 0.001), the 3rd by 23.5 % (Р < 0.001) and the 4th by 20.3 % (P < 0.001), relative to the control. It was recorded that under the action of the feed additive in broilers of the 4th group, the survival rate of the stock increases by 2.0 %, compared to the control analogues. In addition, when broiler chickens are fed with a phytobiotic feed additive, the average daily growth in the 3rd group increases by 23.9 % (Р < 0.01) and the 4th by 20.7 % (Р < 0.05), against control analogs. It was found that the absolute growth of broiler chickens that consumed the phytobiotic increased in the 2nd group by 8.7 % (Р < 0.001), the 3rd by 24.0 % (Р < 0.001) and the 4th by 20.7 % (P < 0.001), compared to the control group. Under the action of the phytobiotic supplement, the broiler chickens of the experimental groups had a decrease in feed consumption per 1 kg of growth in the 2nd group by 9.0 %, the 3rd by 12.1 % and the 4th by 11.6 %, compared to the control value.
Hematological and biochemical indicators of the blood of young piglets fed with the “Globigen Jump Start” feed additive
Authors: Prudyus T. Ya. 
Published: November 2024

The article discusses the issue of increasing the adaptability of piglets in the postnatal period under the influence of the “Globigen Jump Start” feed additive in the conditions of intensive breeding technologies. The experiment aims to study the state of health of animals fed with the “Globigen Jump Start” feed additive. The research was carried out at the pig complex of LLC “Barkom”, village Dublyany, Sambirsky district, Lviv region. Clinically healthy piglets of early age, born from sows of RIS genetics of the Great White breed, which had 2–3 farrowing, were selected for the study. From the 5th day of life, piglets were fed pre-starter compound feed in loose form. For the experimental group, the feed additive “Globigen Jump Start” was introduced into the combined feed in 2 kg/t of finished feed. According to the research results, the growth of erythrocytes during the 5th, 14th, and 28th days of life was established by 8.54, 9.60, and 9.78 %, respectively, and on the 5th day of life, the hemoglobin level was significantly higher by 14.32 % (P > 0, 05) than in piglets of the control group. In turn, this led to a probable increase in the average volume of erythrocytes by 6.53 % (P < 0.05). The obtained data indicate a positive effect on hemoglobin synthesis and the oxygen transport function of the blood. The researched feed supplement also had an effect on the adaptive process of piglets, which was manifested in a probable increase in leukocytes on the 5th and 14th days – 49.13 % (P < 0.05) and 28.64 % (P > 0.05). According to the results of biochemical studies, a positive effect on the protein-synthesizing function of the liver was established, which was reflected in increased albumin by 28.66 % (P < 0.05) in piglets of the experimental group on the 28th day of life. There was also a decrease in the activity of aspartate aminotransferase by 11.82 % (P < 0.05) and alanine aminotransferase – by 12.89 % (P > 0.05), and aminotransferases increased in the control group.