bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Meta-Analysis of Collaborative Learning Approaches in Educational Management and Their Impact on Student Performance
Authors: M Karim  , Syafrul Antoni  , Karlini Oktarina  
Published: September 2024

This meta-analysis investigates the effects of collaborative learning approaches within the framework of educational management and their impact on student performance. Collaborative learning, as a student-centered instructional method, has been widely adopted across various educational levels and settings. However, its effectiveness in enhancing academic achievement remains a topic of debate. This study synthesizes findings from 12 empirical studies conducted between 2022-2024, covering primary, secondary, and higher education contexts globally. Using a random-effects model, the meta-analysis quantifies the overall effect size of collaborative learning approaches on student performance, while accounting for variations in geographical region, subject matter, and educational level. The results reveal a high to strong positive effect of collaborative learning on student academic performance (mean effect size = 0.819). Additionally, subgroup analyses show that the impact is more pronounced in subjects requiring higher-order thinking skills, such as science and mathematics, and in educational settings where collaborative learning is systematically supported by institutional management. The analysis also highlights key factors that influence the success of collaborative learning, including group dynamics, teacher facilitation, and the integration of technology.
Reformivriga tidningar och svårflörtad överhet
Authors: Adamson Rolf 
Published: September 2024

(Reform-minded newspapers and impervious authorities. The Stockholm press and central government during the 1820s.)
During the last fifteen years the number of publications about Swedish newspaper history has increased markedly. On the one hand an authoritative five-volume summary of developments up to the present time has been published. On the other hand a new view has emerged among press historians of the most important modernizing endeavours in the early history of the Swedish press.
Previously, the emergence of Aftonbladet in 1830 was seen as the beginning of a new era, much more professional than the earlier one. Now, however, young researchers, especially Cecilia Rosengren, have noted that some new traits attributed to Aftonbladet can already be found in other prominent Stockholm papers in the early 1820s. I agree with these authors. But their arguments can be extended and honed, which is what I have tried to do in this volume. The most important of the newspapers started around the year 1820 was Argus, a severe critic of the government and of regional-based bureaucracy and an ardent supporter of the liberty of the press. Some weaknesses of the new press are noted, too.
Organization to Move Pain Education in Bangladesh
Authors: Nielsen Lars Arendt 
Published: September 2024

“Pain medicine” is a discipline within the field of medicine that is concerned with the prevention of pain and the evaluation, treatment, and rehabilitation of persons in pain. Suboptimal management of pain is still an overgrown concern worldwide. Chronic pain is widespread in society, and 13.5 to 47% of the population is affected by it. Almost all adults have experienced at least one episode of musculoskeletal pain associated with injury or overuse. Limited knowledge, inadequate understanding, biases and myths, and insufficient emotional preparation prevent competent pain management. The lack of education and training in the discipline of pain medicine among health professionals has been highlighted as one of the barriers to optimum pain management. Schools and universities with health sciences programs, prelicensure educational programs, education accrediting bodies, and faculty across the globe are encouraged to incorporate essential pain content into curricula with the aim of producing graduates with the knowledge and skills necessary to be competent in contemporary pain management.
Outcome Comparison between Platelet Rich Plasma in Combination with Hyaluronic Acid Versus Steroid Alone in the Treatment of Primary Knee Osteoarthritis
Authors: Rahman Md Saydur , Islam Syed Ariful , Sharmin Shahrina , Hossain Md Jakir , Akter Fardoushy 
Published: September 2024

Background: Platelet-rich plasma (PRP) and hyaluronic acid (HA) are two promising intra-articular therapies for osteoarthritis (OA). These agents have demonstrated effectiveness in the healing and regeneration of OA joints. However, a few studies have assessed their combined effect in the treatment of OA in humans. The present study aimed to fill that gap.Methods: This open-label randomized clinical trial was conducted among a total of 51 patients with OA of the knee who did not respond to conservative treatment. Equal number of patients were randomly assigned to one of three intervention groups using the block randomization method. Group S (control group) received intra-articular steroids only, Group P (control group) received only PRP, and Group PH (experimentalgroup) was treated with a combination of PRP and HA. All the participants underwent follow-up examinations at the 1st week, 1st month and 3rd month after the procedure. Outcomes were assessed using the visual analogue scale (VAS). All procedure were in accordance with the Declaration of Helsinki. Statistical analysis was carried out using SPSS version 20.Results: The patient characteristics of the three groups at baseline were statistically similar. Patients had an average age of 46.12 ±7.16, 48.53 ± 4.93 and 48.82 ±2.56 years for groups S, P and PH, respectively (p>0.05). The proportion of males was high in all three groups, and the majority had radiologically grade II disease. The perception of pain assessed by the VAS score showed improvement in all three groups up to 1 month. However, for group S, pain increased after the 1st month. The improvement was considerably higher among the PH patients. Functional outcome assessed by the international knee documentation committee (IKDC) score increased in all three groups over time; the improvement was significantly higher in the PH group than in the other groups although.Conclusion: The combination of PRP and HA is highly effective against knee osteoarthritis over at least a period of 3 months. Further long-term studies could be carried out to ascertain the duration of effectiveness among OA patients.
Viagem (Linguística, Literária e Cultural) em torno das expressões “matan” e “olho”
Authors: Oliveira Benvinda Lemos da Rosa 
Published: September 2024

Este artigo apresenta uma análise linguística da expressão matan – “olho” é um termo encontrado em alguns textos literários, demonstra-se como esse órgão é conceptualizado metaforicamente em línguas e culturas diferentes, sobretudo na timorense e na portuguesa. Para a fundamentação da pesquisa, alguns estudiosos foram consultados, entre os quais se destacam: Lakoff, G & Johnson, M. (1979); Chevalier, F & Cheerbrant, A. (1982); Dubois et al. (2006) e Vilela, M. (2002). “Olho” é universalmente símbolo da percepção, além disso, se revela como fonte de luz, de conhecimento e de fecundidade, pois os olhos são provavelmente a feição mais importante do rosto. Os resultados deste estudo demonstram que as expressões metafóricas em torno do matan-olho, podem variar nas duas culturas em estudo: a timorense e a portuguesa, além disso, tal expressão não permite uma tradução, porque nem todas as expressões têm o mesmo valor de sentido na língua de chegada.
Legal Evaluation of Premium Payment as a Condition Precedent for a Valid Insurance Contract
Authors: Amirekolade Kola 
Published: September 2024

The idea of insurance is widely recognized in commercial law and has evolved into a fundamental tenet of contemporary business dealings and contracts. It was designed to satisfy the requirements of contracting parties and has been supported as a workable and commercial tool that an insured can use to reasonably mitigate the effects of a disaster or other occurrence by purchasing an insurance policy. A service known as insurance exchanges risk for monetary responsibilities known as premiums. It is not uncommon for an insured party, before the advent of Insurance Decree 1997 after negotiating and executing an insurance policy, to defer payment of premium until a later date; or for insurance companies to accept part payment of premium, on the condition that payment would be made in full before the end of the insurance policy period. This position changed with the provision of ‘no premium no cover’ under Section 37 of the Insurance Decree, 1997. In an action for enforcement of a contract, the party who alleges breach must prove the existence and validity of a contract between him and the other party. A very important ingredient of the insurance contract is consideration; that is, for a contract to be valid, something of some value, e.g. money or services, must be exchanged for the promise under the contract. Offer and acceptance refers to an offer being made and then being accepted by the other party. Fulfilment of this legal requirement implies that negotiations have been settled and parties have come to an agreement. Current study examined and evaluated premium payment of premiums as a prerequisite to enforceable insurance agreements and claims. It revealed that payment of full insurance premiums is imperative if a contract of insurance is legal and enforceable under section 50(1) of the 2003 Insurance Act. Also, it will be unreasonable and unjustifiable for an insured to be expecting indemnity when a full premium has not been paid to the insurer for proper coverage.
Pengaruh Budaya Organisasi dan Disiplin Kerja Terhadap Kinerja Karyawan Kantor Notaris/PPAT Ilmiawan Dekrit Supatmo, SH., MH.
Authors: Octaryna Rizka Haliza , Sucipto Rakhmat Hadi 
Published: September 2024

Penelitian ini memiliki tujuan untuk mengetahui Pengaruh Budaya Organisasi dan Disiplin Kerja Terhadap Kinerja Karyawan Pada Kantor Notaris/PPAT Ilmiawan Dekrit Supatmo, SH,. MH. Jenis data penelitian yang dipergunakan yaitu kuantitatif memakai metode analisis data model regresi linear berganda dan data diolah menggunakan SPSS versi 27, untuk pengambilan sampel memakai metode total sampling dengan populasi yang diambil yaitu seluruh karyawan Kantor Notaris/PPAT Ilmiawan Dekrit Supatmo, SH,. MH. Pada penelitian ini menggunakan data primer yakni observasi dan penyebaran kuesioner, sedangkan data sekunder menggunakan studi kepustakaan seperti buku dan jurnal. Hasil penelitian ini membuktikan bahwa Budaya Organisasi memiliki nilai thitung sebesar 3,193 > nilai ttabel 2,045 dengan nilai signifikansi (Sig.) sebesar 0,003 < 0,05 secara parsial budaya organisasi berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap kinerja karyawan, Disiplin Kerja memiliki nilai thitung sebesar -0,140 < nilai ttabel 2,045 dengan nilai signifikansi (Sig.) sebesar 0,889 > 0,05 secara parsial disiplin kerja tidak berpengaruh secara signifikan terhadap kinerja karyawan dan Budaya Organisasi dan Disiplin Kerja memiliki nilai Fhitung 5,858 > Ftabel 3,316 dengan nilai (Sig.) sebesar 0.007 > 0,05 secara simultan berpengaruh signifikan terhadap kinerja karyawan.

This study aims to determine the Effect of Organizational Culture and Work Discipline on Employee Performance at the Office of Notary / PPAT Ilmiawan Dekrit Supatmo, SH,. MH. The type of research data used is quantitative using the multiple linear regression model data analysis method and the data is processed using SPSS version 27, for sampling using the total sampling method with the population taken, namely all employees of the Notary / PPAT Office of Ilmiawan Dekrit Supatmo, SH,. MH. namely observation and distribution of questionnaires, while secondary data uses literature studies such as books and journals. The results of this study prove that Organizational Culture has a thitung value of 3,193 > ttabel value of 2.045 with a significance value (Sig.) of 0.003 < 0.05 partially organizational culture has a significant effect on employee performance, Work Discipline has a thitung value of -0,140 < ttabel value 2.045 with a significance value (Sig. ) of 0.963 > 0.05 partially work discipline has no significant effect on employee performance and Organizational Culture and Work Discipline have an Fhitung value of 5,858 > Ftabel 3.316 with a value (Sig.) of 0.007 > 0.05 simultaneously has a significant effect on employee performance.
José Gregorio Hernández: Los Caminos de las Buenas Acciones.
Authors: Linares de Méndez Ana 
Published: September 2024

La científica polaca francesa Marie Curie, reconocida premio Nobel en las áreas de Física y Química, expresó una significativa frase que evocaré para dar inicio a este artículo sobre el Doctor, Científico y recientemente Beato José Gregorio Hernández Cisneros; Curie expresó: “La mejor vida no es la más larga, sino la más rica en buenas acciones”. Si algo caracterizó la vida de José Gregorio Hernández, fueron sus grandes acciones, las cuales nos revela la persona extraordinaria que con sus manos llenas de amor, sabiduría y generosidad, ayudó de manera incondicional a su familia, amigos, estudiantes, pacientes y todas aquellas personas que en algún momento recibieron la buena fe de sus obras. José Gregorio Hernández, fue un hombre de ciencia, investigación y academia, además filósofo, psicólogo, poliglota, virtuoso del piano, pintor y sastre.

En su quehacer de vida utilizó la razón científica y la creatividad innovadora, en el ejercicio noble de la medicina y de la investigación en búsqueda de respuestas a los graves problemas de salud que enfrentaba la población venezolana de esa época. Mediante sus consultas médicas a domicilio, se dedicó a atender a los enfermos carentes de salud y de recursos económicos, esta vulnerable población fue asistida por el Dr. José Gregorio Hernández, con dedicación, humildad y con profunda convicción de hacer el bien en el nombre de Dios, estas acciones médicas lo convirtieron en el imaginario y sentimiento popular como el médico de los pobres.
Technology in Education: Riding the Wave of the Future. Chiropractic Educators Research Forum (CERF), June 22, 2024
Authors:   Chiropractic Educators Research Forum
Published: September 2024

ABSTRACT
The Chiropractic Educators Research Forum convened a conference on June 22, 2024. During this meeting, attendees shared what chiropractic programs are doing, specifically focusing on education research related to technology. Presenters and panelists discussed what technology chiropractic programs should be using to educate chiropractors for the future.
Tracing dust input to the global ocean using thorium isotopes in marine sediments: ThoroMap
Authors: Kienast S. S. , Winckler G. , Lippold J. , Albani S. , Mahowald N. M. 
Published: September 2016

AbstractContinental dust input into the ocean‐atmosphere system has significant ramifications for biogeochemical cycles and global climate, yet direct observations of dust deposition in the ocean remain scarce. The long‐lived isotope thorium‐232 (232Th) is greatly enriched in upper continental crust compared to oceanic crust and mid‐ocean ridge basalt‐like volcanogenic material. In open ocean sediments, away from fluvial and ice‐rafted sources of continental material, 232Th is often assumed to be of predominantly eolian origin. In conjunction with flux normalization based on the particle reactive radioisotope thorium‐230 (230Th), 232Th measurements in marine sediments are a promising proxy for dust accumulation in the modern and past ocean. Here we present ThoroMap, a new global data compilation of 230Th‐normalized fluxes of 232Th. After careful screening, we derive dust deposition estimates in the global ocean averaged for the late Holocene (0–4 ka) and the Last Glacial Maximum (LGM, 19–23 ka). ThoroMap is compared with dust deposition estimates derived from the Community Climate System Model (CCSM3) and CCSM4, two coupled atmosphere, land, ocean, and sea ice models. Model‐data correlation factors are 0.63 (CCSM3) and 0.59 (CCSM4) in the late Holocene and 0.82 (CCSM3) and 0.83 (CCSM4) in the LGM. ThoroMap is the first compilation that is built on a single, specific proxy for dust and that exclusively uses flux‐normalization to derive dust deposition rates.
Impact of fluid injection on fracture reactivation at The Geysers geothermal field
Authors: Martínez‐Garzón Patricia , Kwiatek Grzegorz , Bohnhoff Marco , Dresen Georg 
Published: September 2016

AbstractWe analyze the spatiotemporal distribution of fault geometries from seismicity induced by fluid injection at The Geysers geothermal field. The consistency of these faults with the local stress field is investigated using (1) the fault instability coefficient I comparing the orientation of a fault with the optimal orientation for failure in the assumed stress field and (2) the misfit angle β between slip vectors observed from focal mechanisms and predicted from stress tensor. A statistical approach is applied to calculate the most likely fault instabilities considering the uncertainties from focal mechanisms and stress inversion. We find that faults activated by fluid injection may display a broad range in orientations. About 72% of the analyzed seismicity occurs on faults with favorable orientation for failure with respect to the stress field. However, a number of events are observed either to occur on severely misoriented faults or to slip in a different orientation than predicted from stress field. These events mostly occur during periods of high injection rates and are located in proximity to the injection wells. From the stress inversion, the friction coefficient providing the largest overall instability is μ = 0.5. About 91% of the events are activated with an estimated excess pore pressure <10 MPa, in agreement with previous models considering the combined effect of thermal and poroelastic stress changes from fluid injection. Furthermore, high seismic activity and largest magnitudes occur on favorably oriented faults with large instability coefficients and low slip misfit angles.
Tidal distortion caused by the resonance of sexta‐diurnal tides in a micromesotidal embayment
Authors: Song Dehai , Yan Yuhan , Wu Wen , Diao Xiliang , Ding Yang , Bao Xianwen 
Published: September 2016

AbstractDouble high water and double‐peak flood current were observed in Daya Bay (DYB), China, which is a shallow, mixed, mainly semidiurnal‐tide dominated bay with a micro to mesotidal range. Harmonic analysis reveals that the quarter and especially the sexta‐diurnal constituents are getting much stronger as tides propagating into the bay. The astronomical tides‐induced tidal asymmetry is yet dominant at the bay entrance but overtaken by the sexta‐diurnal tides at the end of the bay. Both the M4 and M6 tide meet the requirement proposed in previous studies but still unable to produce a double high water alone. Therefore, the conditions to produce a double high water between a fundamental tide and its higher harmonics need to be revisited. Analytical solutions were obtained in this paper, which fit the numerical solutions very well. Modeling result indicates M6 alone with M2 can produce the double high water in DYB but limited in some regions, while the combination of M2, M4, and M6 tides would enhance the capability. The amplification of sexta‐diurnal tides in DYB is dominated by resonance and followed by shoaling effect. Bottom friction damped M6 a lot and largely confined its amplification. However, the quadratic friction and other nonlinear processes are just responsible for about 10% of the total M6 increase.
Synthetic, Crystallographic, and Computational Studies of Extensively Hydrogen Bonded Bilayers in Thermally Stable Adamantane Hydroperoxides
Authors: Sharma Chiranjeev , Joy Jyothish , Nethaji Munirathinam , Jemmis Eluvathingal D. , Awasthi Satish Kumar 
Published: September 2016

AbstractThe use of molecular iodine as a heterogeneous catalyst for the peroxidation of adamantan‐2‐one with 30 % H2O2 resulted in an unexpected hydroperoxydiadamantyl peroxide and oxahomoadamantan‐5‐one, in addition to the expected adamantanyl bishydroperoxide. The crystal structures of both the hydroperoxides are reported for the first time. Crystallographic studies revealed that these peroxides are stabilized by extensive intra‐ and intermolecular hydrogen bonds, which are combined in hydrogen‐bonded double layers. These bilayers envelop the hydrophilic interiors consisting of sensitive peroxy groups with the outer surface covered by hydrophobic adamantane groups. The bilayers are held together by weak van der Waals interactions at the layer boundary, which further enhances the thermal stability. Thermal studies demonstrate the remarkable stability of crystalline hydroperoxides at room temperature. A computational study rationalizes the stability of these peroxides. NCI (non‐covalent interactions) plots help to decipher the nature of the interaction between the adamantane units as stabilizing dispersion contacts. QTAIM (quantum theory of atoms in molecules) topological analysis also indicates the presence of strong intermolecular hydrogen bonds along with a number of weak dihydrogen contacts.
Charcot–Marie–Tooth disease type 2G redefined by a novel mutation in LRSAM1
Authors: Peeters Kristien , Palaima Paulius , Pelayo‐Negro Ana L. , García Antonio , Gallardo Elena , García‐Barredo Rosario , Mateiu Ligia , Baets Jonathan , Menten Björn , De Vriendt Els , De Jonghe Peter , Timmerman Vincent , Infante Jon , Berciano José , Jordanova Albena 
Published: September 2016

ObjectiveTo identify the unknown genetic cause in a large pedigree previously classified with a distinct form of axonal Charcot–Marie–Tooth disease type 2G (CMT2G) and to explore its transcriptional consequences.MethodsClinical reevaluation of the pedigree was performed, followed by linkage analysis with the redefined disease statuses, and whole genome and exome sequencing. The impact of the mutation was investigated by immunoblotting and transcriptome sequencing.ResultsThirteen affected individuals over 3 generations displayed mild and quiescent lower‐limb axonal sensorimotor neuropathy. Magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) of lower‐limb musculature systematically showed fatty atrophy in clinical and subclinical mutation carriers. We redefined the disease‐linked region to chr9q31.3‐q34.2 and subsequently identified a novel missense variant in the E3 ubiquitin‐protein ligase LRSAM1 (p.Cys694Tyr). Unlike previous reports, we demonstrated in patients’ lymphoblasts that the mutation does not influence overall protein levels of LRSAM1, nor of its ubiquitylation target TSG101. The mutation is associated with several transcriptional changes, including a significant upregulation of another E3 ubiquitin‐protein ligase, NEDD4L, and of TNFRSF21, a key regulator of axonal degeneration.InterpretationOur findings demonstrate that the isolated genetic entity CMT2G is caused by a missense mutation in LRSAM1 and should be reclassified as CMT2P. MRI of lower‐limb musculature can be used to detect minimal signs of the disease. Transcriptome analysis of patients’ cells highlights novel molecular players associated with LRSAM1 dysfunction, and reveals pathways and therapeutic targets shared with amyotrophic lateral sclerosis and Alzheimer disease. Ann Neurol 2016;80:823–833