bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
BAURAN PEMASARAN MEMENGARUHI KEPUTUSAN KONSUMEN DALAM PEMBELIAN ASURANSI JIWA INDIVIDU
Authors: Marwa Sarifa , Sumarwan Ujang , Nurmalina Rita 
Published: March 2017

This study aimed to analyze the effect of marketing mix in individual life insurance purchasing decision, as well as the marketing mix variables of the most dominant influence on the purchase decision. The results of this study can be used as a recommendation to life insurance companies in conducting marketing activities in accordance with the market needs. The study was conducted in Bogor City that had an increasing population growth in every year, was made it a good market for life insurance companies. Data for this study were obtained from 200 respondents who live in Bogor and had basic knowledge about insurance. Samples were selected based on the nonprobability sampling, with convenience sampling technique. The variable measured by even marketing mix such as price, product, person, process, promotion, physical evidence, and place. Processing and analysis of data used descriptive analysis and logistic regression analysis. This results showed that there were at least five marketing mix that had an influence on the life insurance purchase decision, and the product mix was the most influential variable on the life insurance purchase decision.
TEKANAN EKONOMI, MANAJEMEN KEUANGAN, DAN KESEJAHTERAAN PADA KELUARGA MUDA
Authors: Raharjo Iman Teguh , Puspitawati Herien , Krisnatuti Diah 
Published: March 2017

Financial problem is a common problem experienced by young families. Economic limitedness is often the source of conflict between husband and wife. This makes the families become depressed. Good financial management is expected to neutralize economic pressure faced by young families so that this won’t disturb the process of interaction that can affect family welfare. This research aimed to analyze objective and subjective economic pressure, financial management, objective and subjective welfare of young families. This research used cross sectional design involving 120 young families with maximum age of husband was 30 years old and also had at least one child under 6 years old. The sampling was done by using stratified nonpropotional random sampling with the age of wives ranging from <20 years old and 20-30 years old at two areas in Cipayung Sub District, Depok City, West Java. Based on regression analysis, it could be found out that financial management affected the subjective family welfare positively. On the other hand, subjective economic pressure influenced the subjective welfare negatively.
HEDONISME KONSUMEN SEBAGAI VARIABEL MEDIATOR ANTARA PEMASARAN DAN PEMBELIAN TIDAK TERENCANA
Authors: Satriawan Stevanus Bayu , Hartoyo Hartoyo , Yuliati Lilik Noor 
Published: March 2017

In a process of purchase, consumers can conduct planned purchase or unplanned purchase behavior. Unplanned purchase behavior, also known as impulsive purcahse behavior, refers to consumers’ response to marketing of product that is not extremely expensive including bakery product. Product and marketing factors, and also consumers’ characteristics are identified as determinant factors of unplanned purchase behavior. This research aimed to examine influence of marketing factors and consumer hedonism on unplanned purchase behavior of consumers of bakey outlet that was located in one of shopping center in the city of Bekasi. The sampling in this research used non-probability sampling. The number of the respondents was 192 people that became consumers of ABC bakery outlet. The analysis data used Structural Equation Modelling (SEM). Theresult showed that product and marketing indicator were significant indicators of latent variable of marketing factors (marketing mix). Moreovver, marketing factors had direct influence on consumer hedonism and unplanned purchase behavior positive significantly. Marketing factors also influenced indirectly on unplanned purchase behavior positive significantly; with consumer hedonism as mediator variable.
ANALISIS KESENJANGAN PADA PELAYANAN PENDAFTARAN TANAH PERTAMA KALI DI KANTOR PERTANAHAN KOTA BEKASI
Authors: Sukirno Nono , Mulyanto Budi , Hakim Dedi Budiman 
Published: March 2017

In order to increase service performance of government agencies, the stakeholders have to pay attention to the satisfaction of the public it serves. This study aimed to determine the level of public satisfaction and further willbe analyzed the gap between service performances of the agency and public satisfaction to the service of Land Office of Bekasi City. This research was conducted at the Land Office of Bekasi City; held from March to June 2014. The design used in this study was a cross-sectional study. The samples were chosen by convenience sampling technique. Analysis of the gap was measured by Importance Performance Analysis (IPA). The results showed that the quality of land registration services that was provided by the Land Office of Bekasi City had not meet people's satisfaction. This was indicated by the difference between the average score of the service performance (3,22) and an the average score of the expectations (3,77). This finding showed a gap of -0,55 that means the service performance of the agency still lower that public expectation for the services. Moreover, punctuality was indicator that that had high gap score between the service performance and public satisfaction. Therefore, Land Office of Bekasi should have a policy to discipline its employees to be on time in service of land registration.
PENGARUH PERAN GENDER DAN PEMELIHARAAN LINGKUNGAN MIKRO TERHADAP KESEJAHTERAAN SUBJEKTIF KELUARGA PETANI DATARAN TINGGI
Authors: Rahma Atika , Puspitawati Herien , Herawati Tin 
Published: March 2017

The study aimed to analyze the effect of gender roles and micro environment maintenance on subjective well-being of farmer families in Sindangjaya Village, Cipanas Sub-District, Cianjur District, West Java Province. Samples as much as 100 farmer families were selected purposively. Data was collected by interview and observation the home environment. The data collected include family characteristics, characteristics of the home environment, family problems (economic, home environment, and agriculture), micro environment maintenance (hygiene and health, pesticide management, children protection, and homeyard management), the division of gender roles (public, domestic, and social community), and family well-being (physical, economic, social, psychological, homeyard conditions, and garden conditions). Multiple linear regression analysis showed that family income (β=0,222, p<0,05), family problems (β=-0,294, p<0,01), and micro environment maintenance (β=0,250, p<0,01) significantly affects the subjective family well-being. Increasing the family income and better of micro environment maintenance can increase the family subjective well-being. Increasing the family problem will reduce the family subjective well-being. Meanwhile, gender roles no significantly effect on subjective family wellbeing.
Congenital Tuberculosis in an Infant – Epidemiological Investigation
Authors: Kharate A , Khurana Jyoti , Patidar M , Doshi N 
Published: March 2017

Congenital Tuberculosis was diagnosed in a 40-days-old premature infant. The infant had fever. A chest radiograph showed infiltrates which was thought to be bacterial infection. Gastric aspirate revealed acid- fast bacilli by Ziehl-Neelsen staining and fluorescent microscopy later confirmed to be Mycobacterium tuberculosis by Gene Xpert MTB/RIF test. Her 22 years old mother was later diagnosed as a case of tuberculosis with symptoms, signs and radiologic manifestation of mild pleural effusion with infiltration. Infant was treated with isoniazid, syrup rifampicin, pyrazinamide and pyridoxine and mother with RNTCP Cat I regimen.SAARC J TUBER DIS HIV/AIDS, 2016;XIII (1), page: 43-45
The effectiveness of SMS Reminders and the impact of patient characteristics on missed appointments in a public dental outpatient clinic
Authors: Bellucci Emilia , Dharmasena Lasitha , Nguyen Lemai , Calache Hanny 
Published: March 2017

This paper reports on the Failure To Attend (FTA) rate of appointments as well as patients following the implementation of SMS reminders in a public dental outpatient service. Given the ineffectiveness of the intervention and a highly representative patient’s profile, this paper identifies the demographic characteristics of patients who miss all of their appointments. Data on appointment attendance, patient demographics and dental service type was collected over a time period of 46 consecutive months. Using descriptive and inferential statistics (chi-square, two sample tests and Marascuilo procedure) we found the SMS intervention was ineffective in reducing the FTA rates. Further, patients associated with high rates of non-attendance exhibited one or more of the following characteristics: male; age 26 – 44; non-concession card holders; a person of Indigenous, local, Asian or African descent, and of refugee status, persons living in low socio-economic areas; and appointments in General Care and Student Clinics. Whilst the literature overwhelmingly attributes SMS reminders to improving the attendance rate of patients in outpatient clinics, our contradictory findings suggest a more targeted approach in settings whose patients exhibit strong characteristics associated with non-attendance.
Gravitational wave experiments in Russia
Authors: Rudenko V N 
Published: March 2017

Abstract
A brief summary is given of experimental research on the detection of extraterrestrial gravitational radiation performed in Russia since the late 1960s. Various aspects of this topic are reviewed, including experiments with resonant detectors, geophysical methods for detecting low-frequency gravitational waves, and high-frequency versions of the gravitational ‘Hertz experiment’. A description is given of the current situation concerning the unique optoacoustic gravitational detector OGRAN mounted in the underground laboratory of the Baksan neutrino observatory, Institute for Nuclear Research, Russian Academy of Sciences. Prospects are examined for building a long-base gravitational wave interferometer in Russia that would be integrated into a global network of gravitational antennas.
On the relation between Stokes drift and the Gerstner wave
Authors: Abrashkin A A , Pelinovsky E N 
Published: March 2017

Abstract
We discuss the properties of two-dimensional, nonlinear, potential, and vortex waves on the surface of an ideal liquid of infinite depth. It is shown that in the quadratic order in the amplitude, the vorticity of the Gerstner wave is equal in magnitude to and different in sign from that of the Stokes drift current in a surface layer. This allows a classic Stokes wave obtained in the framework of potential theory to be interpreted as a superposition of the Gerstner wave and Stokes drift. It is proposed that the nonlinearity coefficient in the nonlinear Schrödinger equation can be physically interpreted as the Doppler frequency shift along the vertically averaged Stokes drift current.
Information Content Analysis for Selection of Optimal JWST Observing Modes for Transiting Exoplanet Atmospheres
Authors: Batalha Natasha E. , Line M. R. 
Published: March 2017

Abstract
The James Webb Space Telescope (JWST) is nearing its launch date of 2018, and is expected to revolutionize our knowledge of exoplanet atmospheres. In order to specifically identify which observing modes will be most useful for characterizing a diverse range of exoplanetary atmospheres, we use an information content (IC) based approach commonly used in the studies of solar system atmospheres. We develop a system based upon these IC methods to trace the instrumental and atmospheric model phase space in order to identify which observing modes are best suited for particular classes of planets, focusing on transmission spectra. Specifically, the atmospheric parameter space we cover is T = 600–1800 K, C/O = 0.55–1, [M/H] = 1–100 × Solar for an R = 1.39 R

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planet orbiting a WASP-62-like star. We also explore the influence of a simplified opaque gray cloud on the IC. We find that obtaining broader wavelength coverage over multiple modes is preferred over higher precision in a single mode given the same amount of observing time. Regardless of the planet temperature and composition, the best modes for constraining terminator temperatures, C/O ratios, and metallicity are NIRISS SOSS+NIRSpec G395. If the target’s host star is dim enough such that the NIRSpec prism is applicable, then it can be used instead of NIRISS SOSS+NIRSpec G395. Lastly, observations that use more than two modes should be carefully analyzed because sometimes the addition of a third mode results in no gain of information. In these cases, higher precision in the original two modes is favorable.
Time-series Analysis of Broadband Photometry of Neptune from K2
Authors: Rowe Jason F. , Gaulme Patrick , Lissauer Jack J. , Marley Mark S. , Simon Amy A. , Hammel Heidi B. , Silva Aguirre Víctor , Barclay Thomas , Benomar Othman , Boumier Patrick , Caldwell Douglas A. , Casewell Sarah L. , Chaplin William J. , Colón Knicole D. , Corsaro Enrico , Davies G. R. , Fortney Jonathan J. , Garcia Rafael A. , Gizis John E. , Haas Michael R. , Mosser Benoît , Schmider François-Xavier 
Published: March 2017

Abstract
We report here on our search for excess power in photometry of Neptune collected by the K2 mission that may be due to intrinsic global oscillations of the planet Neptune. To conduct this search, we developed new methods to correct for instrumental effects such as intrapixel variability and gain variations. We then extracted and analyzed the time-series photometry of Neptune from 49 days of nearly continuous broadband photometry of the planet. We find no evidence of global oscillations and place an upper limit of ∼5 ppm at 1000

for the detection of a coherent signal. With an observed cadence of 1 minute and a point-to-point scatter of less than 0.01%, the photometric signal is dominated by reflected light from the Sun, which is in turn modulated by atmospheric variability of Neptune at the 2% level. A change in flux is also observed due to the increasing distance between Neptune and the K2 spacecraft and the solar variability with convection-driven solar p modes present.
Reconnection-driven Magnetohydrodynamic Turbulence in a Simulated Coronal-hole Jet
Authors: Uritsky Vadim M. , Roberts Merrill A. , DeVore C. Richard , Karpen Judith T. 
Published: March 2017

Abstract
Extreme-ultraviolet and X-ray jets occur frequently in magnetically open coronal holes on the Sun, especially at high solar latitudes. Some of these jets are observed by white-light coronagraphs as they propagate through the outer corona toward the inner heliosphere, and it has been proposed that they give rise to microstreams and torsional Alfvén waves detected in situ in the solar wind. To predict and understand the signatures of coronal-hole jets, we have performed a detailed statistical analysis of such a jet simulated by an adaptively refined magnetohydrodynamics model. The results confirm the generation and persistence of three-dimensional, reconnection-driven magnetic turbulence in the simulation. We calculate the spatial correlations of magnetic fluctuations within the jet and find that they agree best with the Müller–Biskamp scaling model including intermittent current sheets of various sizes coupled via hydrodynamic turbulent cascade. The anisotropy of the magnetic fluctuations and the spatial orientation of the current sheets are consistent with an ensemble of nonlinear Alfvén waves. These properties also reflect the overall collimated jet structure imposed by the geometry of the reconnecting magnetic field. A comparison with Ulysses observations shows that turbulence in the jet wake is in quantitative agreement with that in the fast solar wind.
Vortex and Sink Flows in Eruptive Flares as a Model for Coronal Implosions
Authors: Zuccarello F. P. , Aulanier G. , Dudík J. , Démoulin P. , Schmieder B. , Gilchrist S. A. 
Published: March 2017

Abstract
Eruptive flares are sudden releases of magnetic energy that involve many phenomena, several of which can be explained by the standard 2D flare model and its realizations in 3D. We analyze a 3D magnetohydrodynamics simulation, in the framework of this model, that naturally explains the contraction of coronal loops in the proximity of the flare sites, as well as the inflow toward the region above the cusp-shaped loops. We find that two vorticity arcs located along the flanks of the erupting magnetic flux rope are generated as soon as the eruption begins. The magnetic arcades above the flux rope legs are then subjected to expansion, rotation, or contraction depending on which part of the vortex flow advects them. In addition to the vortices, an inward-directed magnetic pressure gradient exists in the current sheet below the magnetic flux rope. It results in the formation of a sink that is maintained by reconnection. We conclude that coronal loop apparent implosions observed during eruptive flares are the result of hydromagnetic effects related to the generation of vortex and sink flows when a flux rope moves in a magnetized environment.
KIC 8262223: A Post-mass Transfer Eclipsing Binary Consisting of a Delta Scuti Pulsator and a Helium White Dwarf Precursor
Authors: Guo Zhao , Gies Douglas R. , Matson Rachel A. , Hernández Antonio García , Han Zhanwen , Chen Xuefei 
Published: March 2017

Abstract
KIC 8262223 is an eclipsing binary with a short orbital period (P = 1.61 day). The Kepler light curves are of Algol-type and display deep and partial eclipses, ellipsoidal variations, and pulsations of δ Scuti type. We analyzed the Kepler photometric data, complemented by phase-resolved spectra from the R-C Spectrograph on the 4 meter Mayall telescope at the Kitt Peak National Observatory and determined the fundamental parameters of this system. The low-mass and oversized secondary (

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) is the remnant of the donor star that transferred most of its mass to the gainer, and now the primary star. The current primary star is thus not a normal δ Scuti star but the result of mass accretion from a lower mass progenitor. We discuss the possible evolutionary history and demonstrate with the MESA evolution code that this system and several other systems discussed in prior literature can be understood as the result of non-conservative binary evolution for the formation of EL CVn-type binaries. The pulsations of the primary star can be explained as radial and non-radial pressure modes. The equilibrium models from single star evolutionary tracks can match the observed mass and radius (

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) but the predicted unstable modes associated with these models differ somewhat from those observed. We discuss the need for better theoretical understanding of such post-mass transfer δ Scuti pulsators.
Management et culture du risque de crédit dans les banques tunisiennes
Authors: Maraghni Hichem , Ben Bouheni Faten , Bellalah Mondher , Hikkerova Lubica , Sahut Jean-Michel 
Published: March 2017

L’objectif de cet article est d’examiner le management et la culture du risque dans les banques sous la pression réglementaire. La pression est reflétée dans l’effet simultané des variations du ratio de capital réglementaire et du niveau de la prise de risque de crédit. Le cas des pays émergents est illustré par un échantillon de banques tunisiennes durant la période de 1990 à 2012. Nos résultats montrent que les contraintes réglementaires sur l’exigence des fonds propres bancaires n’ont aucun impact sur le comportement de prise de risque de crédit, mais que cette pression institutionnelle est associée négativement au ratio de couverture des risques essentiellement pour la période 2001- 2012. Nous avons constaté aussi que le stock de réserves de capital (Capital Buffer) est significatif et lié négativement au niveau du ratio de capital de ces banques. En revanche, l’effet simultané entre la variation du niveau du capital et l’incitation à la prise de risque de crédit par ces banques, s’avère négatif et statistiquement significatif durant toute la période d’analyse. La culture du risque et le management montrent que ces banques modulent leurs ratios de capital en fonction de l’ampleur du risque d’insolvabilité des clients.
A CEACAM6-High Airway Neutrophil Phenotype and CEACAM6-High Epithelial Cells Are Features of Severe Asthma
Authors: Shikotra Aarti , Choy David F. , Siddiqui Salman , Arthur Greer , Nagarkar Deepti R. , Jia Guiquan , Wright Adam K. A. , Ohri Chandra M. , Doran Emma , Butler Claire A. , Hargadon Beverley , Abbas Alexander R. , Jackman Janet , Wu Lawren C. , Heaney Liam G. , Arron Joseph R. , Bradding Peter 
Published: March 2017

Abstract
Severe asthma represents a major unmet clinical need; understanding the pathophysiology is essential for the development of new therapies. Using microarray analysis, we previously found three immunological clusters in asthma: Th2-high, Th17-high, and Th2/17-low. Although new therapies are emerging for Th2-high disease, identifying molecular pathways in Th2-low disease remains an important goal. Further interrogation of our previously described microarray dataset revealed upregulation of gene expression for carcinoembryonic Ag cell adhesion molecule (CEACAM) family members in the bronchi of patients with severe asthma. Our aim was therefore to explore the distribution and cellular localization of CEACAM6 using immunohistochemistry on bronchial biopsy tissue obtained from patients with mild-to-severe asthma and healthy control subjects. Human bronchial epithelial cells were used to investigate cytokine and corticosteroid in vitro regulation of CEACAM6 gene expression. CEACAM6 protein expression in bronchial biopsies was increased in airway epithelial cells and lamina propria inflammatory cells in severe asthma compared with healthy control subjects. CEACAM6 in the lamina propria was localized to neutrophils predominantly. Neutrophil density in the bronchial mucosa was similar across health and the spectrum of asthma severity, but the percentage of neutrophils expressing CEACAM6 was significantly increased in severe asthma, suggesting the presence of an altered neutrophil phenotype. CEACAM6 gene expression in cultured epithelial cells was upregulated by wounding and neutrophil elastase. In summary, CEACAM6 expression is increased in severe asthma and primarily associated with airway epithelial cells and tissue neutrophils. CEACAM6 may contribute to the pathology of treatment-resistant asthma via neutrophil and airway epithelial cell–dependent pathways.
Cutting Edge: Targeting Epithelial ORMDL3 Increases, Rather than Reduces, Airway Responsiveness and Is Associated with Increased Sphingosine-1-Phosphate
Authors: Miller Marina , Tam Arvin B. , Mueller James L. , Rosenthal Peter , Beppu Andrew , Gordillo Ruth , McGeough Matthew D. , Vuong Christine , Doherty Taylor A. , Hoffman Hal M. , Niwa Maho , Broide David H. 
Published: March 2017

Abstract
In this study, we used cre-lox techniques to generate mice selectively deficient in ORMDL3 in airway epithelium (Ormdl3Δ2-3/Δ2-3/CC10) to simulate an inhaled therapy that effectively inhibited ORMDL3 expression in the airway. In contrast to the anticipated reduction in airway hyperresponsiveness (AHR), OVA allergen–challenged Ormdl3Δ2-3/Δ2-3/CC10 mice had a significant increase in AHR compared with wild-type mice. Levels of airway inflammation, mucus, fibrosis, and airway smooth muscle were no different in Ormdl3Δ2-3/Δ2-3/CC10 and wild-type mice. However, levels of sphingosine-1-phosphate (S1P) were significantly increased in Ormdl3Δ2-3/Δ2-3/CC10 mice as well as in airway epithelial cells in which ORMDL3 was inhibited with small interfering RNA. Incubation of S1P with airway smooth muscle cells significantly increased contractility. Overall, Ormdl3Δ2-3/Δ2-3/CC10 mice exhibit increased allergen-induced AHR independent of inflammation and associated with increased S1P generation. These studies raise concerns for inhaled therapies that selectively and effectively inhibit ORMDL3 in airway epithelium in asthma.