bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Montelukast as Add-On Therapy with Inhaled Corticosteroids Alone or Inhaled Corticosteroids and Long-Acting Beta-2-Agonists in the Management of Patients Diagnosed with Asthma and Concurrent Allergic Rhinitis (the RADAR Trial)
Authors: Keith Paul K , Koch Caroline , Djandji Michel , Bouchard Jacques , Psaradellis Eliofotisti , Sampalis John S , Schellenberg R Robert , McIvor R Andrew 
Published: May 2016

OBJECTIVE: To evaluate the effectiveness of montelukast as add-on therapy for patients diagnosed with asthma and concurrent allergic rhinitis who remain uncontrolled while receiving inhaled corticosteroid (ICS) monotherapy or ICS/long-acting beta-2-agonist (LABA) therapy in a community practice setting.DESIGN: An eight-week, multicentre, open-label, observational study. Patients were 15 years of age or older and, while treated with an ICS or ICS/LABA, had allergic rhinitis and uncontrolled asthma symptoms by at least two criteria as per the Canadian Asthma Consensus Guidelines. The primary outcome measure was the percentage of patients with controlled asthma symptoms after eight weeks of treatment with montelukast 10 mg once daily added to ICS or ICS/LABA therapy.RESULTS: In total, 1004 patients participated in the survey phase of the study. Of these patients, 319 continued in the treatment phase and 301 (94.4%) completed the eight-week assessment. At baseline, all patients had uncontrolled asthma symptoms based on the Canadian Asthma Consensus Guidelines; at the eight-week assessment, 229 patients (76.1%) achieved asthma control. According to the Asthma Control Questionnaire (as determined by scores of 0.75 or less), 164 patients (54.7%) achieved well-controlled asthma at week 8. The mean (± SD) Asthma Control Questionnaire score decreased from 2.03±0.80 to 0.92±0.80 (P<0.001) for all patients, representing a clinically significant improvement. A statistically and clinically significant reduction in the overall Mini Rhinitis Quality of Life Questionnaire score was achieved with a decrease from 2.57±1.20 to 1.12±1.00 (–1.45±1.35; P<0.001). Patient and physician satisfaction rates with montelukast add-on therapy were also significantly increased when compared with baseline treatment.CONCLUSION: Montelukast add-on therapy is effective for managing asthma and allergic rhinitis symptoms in patients who were previously uncontrolled with ICS or ICS/LABA treatment.
Publicidade para causas sociais: apontamentos sobre a experiência do laboratório universitário de publicidade aplicada (LUPA)
Authors: Machado Monica , Martineli Fernanda , Pinheiro Marta De Araujo 
Published: May 2016

Este artigo aborda a comunicação publicitária diante das transformações sociais, culturais e tecnológicas contemporâneas. E também o papel da Universidade Pública no ensino, extensão e pesquisa de temas sobre o consumo, publicidade e responsabilidade social. O relato sobre o Laboratório Universitário de Publicidade Aplicada (LUPA) nos levou a compreender a importância da agência experimental no processo de formação acadêmica.
Ver, Ler, Tocar E Participar Do Anúncio Impresso Da Cerveja Sol
Authors: Pucci Fernanda Rodrigues 
Published: May 2016

Este artigo é uma pequena parte de um trabalho maior e apresenta uma análise teórica, e de certo modo técnica, de um dos anúncios de lançamento da cerveja SOL no Brasil. Resgata alguns conceitos de análise da imagem (icônica) e retórica publicitárias com foco no anúncio impresso que possui elementos interativos (exige manipulação). O objetivo principal é conhecer como ocorre a formação de sentido nas mensagens publicitárias que usam da interação com o receptor. O estudo é embasado por Peirce, Eco e Barthes.
A review of the genus Batepenaeopsis, with the description of a new species, B. moresbyensis sp. nov. (Decapoda, Penaeidae)
Authors: Shinomiya S. , Shinomiya S. , Sakai K. 
Published: May 2016

The genusParapenaeopsisAlcock, 1901 was divided into eight genera by grouping the species included, based on generic features, underAlcockpenaeopsis,Arafurapenaeopsis,Batepenaeopsis,Ganjampenaeopsis,Holthuispenaeopsis,Kishinouyepenaeopsis,Mierspenaeopsis,Parapenaeopsis(then sensu nov.) (Sakai & Shinomiya, 2011a, b). The genusBatepenaeopsisSakai & Shinomiya, 2011 is currently known to include two species,B. tenella(Spence Bate, 1888) andB. venusta(De Man, 1907). However, in the present paperP. acclivirostrisAlcock, 1905 from the Persian Gulf near Kuwait, and a new species,B. moresbyensissp. nov. from the Central Province, Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea, are presented as new members of the genusBatepenaeopsisSakai & Shinomiya, 2011.
Understanding people with human activities and social interactions for human-centered computing
Authors: Choi Sangil 
Published: May 2016

AbstractAn ultimate goal of human-centered computing is making human beings the center of computing technologies. To make people a core component of the technology, first of all, we need to understand people and society in which people live. In this paper, we propose two important factors in order to understand people and their social interactions. Proposed human activity recognition and neighbor discovery schemes help us comprehend human activities and their social behaviors. In addition, combination of these two mechanisms provide us with an opportunity for better understanding of people in the near future. Finally, it might be worth analyzing correlation between human activities and social interactions for the group of people using our proposed schemes.
The future of East Asia: concept, method and perspective – EU as mirror
Authors: Han Shuifa 
Published: May 2016

Abstract
Background
The solidarity of East Asia, or its possible integration, and even the establishment of a union in the future, could not place hope on just spontaneous generation and development of the situation, but should rely on the self-consciousness and autonomous efforts of the people and politicians in East Asian countries. EU and other various organizations within the East Asia region, not only provide rich experience, but also offer a variety of possible ways and means for the solidarity of the East Asian countries.

Methods
Under the principles of human rights and rule of law, as well as on the basis of equality and consultation, the significance of East Asian integration consists in facing the history, historical ties and cultural heritage fully and independently, in addition to the assumption of the present and future needs, as well as the responsibilities and obligations which have to be taken in joint effort.

Results and discussion
East Asian Community, if it is possible, would become one of the main civilization circles of the world, and constitute the core of the modern world system together with the EU, the US and possibly other systems or communities of countries, meanwhile forming a civilization region with special characteristics of culture. Therefore, it bears responsibility for creative development of multi-civilization for human.

Conclusions
Viewing from the cooperation, transition and prospects of East Asia, the political and ideological differences between the East Asian countries and obstacles caused by them are easy to have change, while the social behaviors and ideational structures infiltrating in people’s daily lifestyles and attitudes plays a decisive role. Therefore under the premise of reaching the consensus to the maximum extent, maintaining the particularity of societies and cultures of different countries is the key point for future development of East Asia.
Face-work in teacher-in-role: Acting at the interface between artistry and pedagogy
Authors: Viirret Tuija Leena 
Published: May 2016

Abstract
The teacher-in-role (TIR) strategy is used in process drama to strengthen the dramatic experience and promote learning among the participants. In this study, one TIR construct is examined through the lens of Erving Goffman’s concept of facework in order to deepen the understanding of the subtle and vulnerable processes of interaction in process drama. TIR is considered to be an interactive construct in which both artistry and pedagogy are embodied. Face-work is applied in the fictive context of process drama to uncover the interactional potential for learning and creating drama. In addition, the teacher’s reflections on his or her actions as they relate to face-work in process drama are explored. The data of this case study are analysed using applied conversation analysis (CA) and thematic narrative analysis. According to the findings, face-work seems to provide an explicit frame for understanding the interactional procedures and moves in the artistic-pedagogic construct of TIR.
Apocalypse Baal
Authors: Irmer Thomas 
Published: May 2016

Abstract
Due to it being a subject of a judicial copyright dispute, Frank Castorf’s staging of Brecht’s Baal raises the question about what needs to be protected: copyright or theatre practice. Castorf’s stagings are known for their text montages and various shifts in space and time, which is what he did again in his latest performance, where he combined Brecht’s Baal with Francis Ford Coppola’s Apocalypse Now, concentrating a number of female figures into one and moving the action to theVietnam War. After the premiere, Brecht’s heiress, Barbara Brecht-Schall, procured an injunctionprohibiting the piece. This was her last public act: she died a few months later.
To be and not to be... at once: Daniel Špinar, Czech director extraordinaire, enters the European stage
Authors: Stefanova Kalina 
Published: May 2016

Abstract
A review of a very unusual and highly topical Hamlet, as seen at the Pilsen Theatre Festival, and directed by Daniel Špinar, the young director of the National Theatre in Prague. In the year of the 50th anniversary of Jan Kott’s influential book Shakespeare Our Contemporary, it’s remarkable to see how this Hamlet reflects the way Kott read the play and the main character – as a character who is not defined by the situation imposed on him, at any rate not beyond doubt, and who “accepts it but at the same time revolts against it” – and then how he goes even a step further.
New forms of censorship lurking in unexpected corners of society: Interview with Dries Verhoeven
Authors: Brodar Urška 
Published: May 2016

Abstract
Dutch performance artist Dries Verhoeven triggered a big controversy with his latest project Wanna Play? Love in Times of Grindr, produced by the independent theatre production house Hebbel am Ufer (HAU) in Berlin. He set out to question the topics of intimacy and of the private and the public on the Internet via mobile applications designed for meet-ups and was faced with an outraged gay community, which stood up in defense of privacy and managed to pressure the producers to cancel the project after just a few days. In the light of current events and the “censorship” coming from unexpected corners of society, we sat down to discuss important topics in Verhoeven’s work.
Gibanica 2015: A joint critical diary
Authors: Bröckerhoff Heike , Marouda Marialena 
Published: May 2016

Abstract
“Gibanica 2015: A Joint Critical Diary” is an experimental and subjective documentation of the Slovenian dance platform written in co-authorship. We describe and informally analyze the performances that were presented at the festival, but alsoother experiences and encounters. The diary collects thoughts, conversations, (mild) disagreements, coffee breaks and walks around Ljubljana.
Embedding Graduate Attributes into the Undergraduate Curriculum: Reflection and Actions
Authors: Smith Susan 
Published: May 2016

Gibbs’ (1988) reflective cycle is used as a framework to explore the institutional experience of embedding new graduate attributes (GAs) as part of a major refocus of all the undergraduate courses at Leeds Beckett University. One of the key components of this curricular refocus was the initial conceptualisation and embedding of three new graduate attributes. The University’s three GAs are i) having a global outlook ii) being enterprising and iii) being digitally literate. This paper focuses on the seven main interventions which were used to embed and foster their delivery in the refocused curriculum. The GAs run through each level of every UG course and prepare students for work and life through a variety of embedded intracurricular module-based, credit-bearing activities. This reflective paper concentrates on the intra-module core curricular activity manifested by the GAs embedded in course and module learning outcomes and not students’ extracurricular activity even though this can be regarded as strengthening skills for life and the workplace (Bowden, Hart, King, Trigwell, & Watts, 2000). A combination of personal and colleagues’ reflections, evidence from surveys and analysis of actions are highlighted using Gibbs’ (1988) cycle as a framework to explore the process in a systematic way and assist in the illustration and analysis of some of our key interventions. This reflective account considers our successes (resources and building the digital literacy GA) and some of the surprising benefits (communities of practice) of this initiative. The paper also uses Hounsell’s (2011) and Barrie’s (2006) frameworks to deconstruct the curriculum change experience and offers structured reflection on some of the lessons learnt from the challenges, e.g. tight timescales, staff ownership and constructive alignment (Biggs, 1996). Key future actions are noted; specifically the engagement of staff and students to address application/tailoring to disciplines and their specific course design issues.
Modernising a Classic: Updating Leeds Beckett University’s Taxonomy of Assessment Domains to Support Institutional Curricular Change
Authors: Smith Susan , Sellers Rebecca 
Published: May 2016

Leeds Beckett University is embarking on a new cycle of Periodic Review after our wholesale curriculum review in 2012. Reviewing our current academic activity in relation to our curricular practice showed that work still needed to be done in several key areas. For example, improving the writing of levelled intended learning outcomes (ILOs), integrating our graduate attributes (GAs) – Enterprise, Having a Global Outlook and Digital Literacy – more fully into course and module outcomes and ensuring staff understand the nature and scope of the different assessment domains which enhance opportunities for full student learning from our programmes. To address these issues, a short life working group (SLWG) focused on modernising our existing taxonomy of assessment domains (Link 1) which had been well-used by our staff for at least 20 years. This paper focuses on i) consideration of the benefits of the existing taxonomy ii) the broader context and reasons for modifying our existing taxonomy of assessment domains, iii) the approach, process and activity of the SLWG, iv) planned future work streams to build on our work in progress.
Description of two new species of Ochtodes (Rhodophyta: Gigartinales) from Caribbean Mexico on the basis of morphological and molecular evidence
Authors: Mateo-Cid Luz Elena , Mendoza-González A. Catalina , Sentíes Abel , Díaz-Larrea Jhoana , García-López Deisy Y. , Martinez-Daranas Beatriz 
Published: May 2016

Abstract
The species diversity of the red algal genus Ochtodes from Caribbean Mexico is reconsidered after a new collection in this region. A combined analysis of plastid rbcL sequences together with detailed morphological studies has confirmed the presence of two undescribed species in addition to Ochtodes secundiramea. Ochtodes akumalensis sp. nov. has abundant spiny branches, especially on the main axis, and robust cystocarps densely aggregate at the branch tips. In contrast, Ochtodes maguachaveziae sp. nov. lacks spiny branches and gland cells, and bears scattered cystocarps near the branch apices. Both species develop cruciately to obliquely divided zonate tetrasporangia. The molecular analysis showed that O. maguachaveziae and O. akumalensis represent separate taxonomic entities with a 1.8% sequence divergence between them. The description of two new species of Ochtodes from Caribbean Mexico suggest that our knowledge of the regional diversity of this genus is still incomplete.
An exploration of high school students’ perspectives on critical thinking and creativity in the Health Management and Social Care subject
Authors: Chan Zenobia C.Y. 
Published: May 2016

AbstractThis study explored students’ perspectives on the abilities acquired through a subject called Health Management and Social Care (HMSC), which was launched under Hong Kong’s new senior secondary curriculum. The first public examination for the subject was conducted in 2012. A qualitative design was adopted in the present study, with focus group interviews carried out with 123 students recruited from seven schools. Two major themes were identified via content analysis: (i) critical thinking and creativity in HMSC; and (ii) applications of critical thinking and creativity in HMSC with two subthemes (a) health/social care promotions on campus and (b) social services in communities. Both the implications and limitations of the study for health-related subjects were discussed.
Swaddling and the Risk of Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: A Meta-analysis
Authors: Pease Anna S. , Fleming Peter J. , Hauck Fern R. , Moon Rachel Y. , Horne Rosemary S.C. , L’Hoir Monique P. , Ponsonby Anne-Louise , Blair Peter S. 
Published: May 2016

CONTEXT:
Swaddling is a traditional practice of wrapping infants to promote calming and sleep. Although the benefits and risks of swaddling in general have been studied, the practice in relation to sudden infant death syndrome remains unclear.

OBJECTIVE:
The goal of this study was to conduct an individual-level meta-analysis of sudden infant death syndrome risk for infants swaddled for sleep.

DATA SOURCES:
Additional data on sleeping position and age were provided by authors of included studies.

STUDY SELECTION:
Observational studies that measured swaddling for the last or reference sleep were included.

DATA EXTRACTION:
Of 283 articles screened, 4 studies met the inclusion criteria.

RESULTS:
There was significant heterogeneity among studies (I2 = 65.5%; P = .03), and a random effects model was therefore used for analysis. The overall age-adjusted pooled odds ratio (OR) for swaddling in all 4 studies was 1.58 (95% confidence interval [CI], 0.97–2.58). Removing the most recent study conducted in the United Kingdom reduced the heterogeneity (I2 = 28.2%; P = .25) and provided a pooled OR (using a fixed effects model) of 1.38 (95% CI, 1.05–1.80). Swaddling risk varied according to position placed for sleep; the risk was highest for prone sleeping (OR, 12.99 [95% CI, 4.14–40.77]), followed by side sleeping (OR, 3.16 [95% CI, 2.08–4.81]) and supine sleeping (OR, 1.93 [95% CI, 1.27–2.93]). Limited evidence suggested swaddling risk increased with infant age and was associated with a twofold risk for infants aged &gt;6 months.

LIMITATIONS:
Heterogeneity among the few studies available, imprecise definitions of swaddling, and difficulties controlling for further known risks make interpretation difficult.

CONCLUSIONS:
Current advice to avoid front or side positions for sleep especially applies to infants who are swaddled. Consideration should be given to an age after which swaddling should be discouraged.
Facebook Role Play Addiction – A Comorbidity with Multiple Compulsive–Impulsive Spectrum Disorders
Authors: Nathan Deeepa , Shukla Lekhansh , Kandasamy Arun , Benegal Vivek 
Published: May 2016

Background
Problematic Internet use (PIU) is an emerging entity with varied contents. Behavioral addictions have high comorbidity of attention deficit hyperactivity disorder and obsessive–compulsive spectrum disorders. Social networking site (SNS) addiction and role playing game (RPG) addiction are traditionally studied as separate entities. We present a case with excessive Internet use, with a particular focus on phenomenology and psychiatric comorbidities.

Case presentation
Fifteen-year-old girl with childhood onset attention deficit disorder, obsessive–compulsive disorder, adolescent onset trichotillomania, and disturbed family environment presented with excessive Facebook use. Main online activity was creating profiles in names of mainstream fictional characters and assuming their identity (background, linguistic attributes, etc.). This was a group activity with significant socialization in the virtual world. Craving, salience, withdrawal, mood modification, and conflict were clearly elucidated and significant social and occupational dysfunction was evident.

Discussion
This case highlights various vulnerability and sociofamilial factors contributing to behavioral addiction. It also highlights the presence of untreated comorbidities in such cases. The difference from contemporary RPGs and uniqueness of role playing on SNS is discussed. SNS role playing as a separate genre of PIU and its potential to reach epidemic proportions are discussed.

Conclusions
Individuals with temperamental vulnerability are likely to develop behavioral addictions. Identification and management of comorbid conditions are important. The content of PIU continues to evolve and needs further study.
Connecting to Global Production Networks: Challenges for Regional Actors in Northern Norway
Authors: Nilsen Trond , Karlstad Stig 
Published: May 2016

Over the past few years, Northern Norway has been perceived as a land of opportunity. Announcements of offshore oil and gas discoveries off the coast of Finnmark have contributed to increased market activity in related sectors like service and construction. However, regional firms continue to score at the bottom of innovation indexes and seldom compete on international markets. Based on indepth interviews with representatives from key businesses in three sectors in Northern Norway, we examine the bottlenecks that have prevented these firms from gaining new market positions through the interplay of these regional firms and agencies with the Global Production Network (GPN). We adopt the concept of ‘‘strategic coupling’’ and explore whether an actor approach can contribute to an improved understanding of this relationship. The paper demonstrates that regional strategies and public policy differ between the sectors. Public policy is important for regional firms within the petroleum sector. However, the funds available for regional firms continue to be limited due to the size and relevance of the measures. In the construction sector, public policy instruments are important, but not sufficiently adapted to the challenges these firms face. While the petroleum sector receives support and backing from regional agencies in order to connect to GPN, the wind power sector is actively hindered by the same agencies. The former have the opportunity to take part in new regional path creation; the latter have experienced a lack of strategic cooperation and face the risk of reducing strategic couplings to GPN, leading to path dependent processes that lock these firms into traditional and low-tech sectors.(Published: May 2016)Citation: T. Nilsen and S. Karlstad. “Connecting to Global Production Networks: Challenges for Regional Actors in Northern Norway.” Arctic Review on Law and Politics, Vol. 7, No. 1, 2016, pp. 42–59. http://dx.doi.org/10.17585/arctic.v7.207