bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
PERANAN FAKTOR KAWASAN SEKITAR DAN SISTEM INFORMASI GEOGRAFI (SIG) DALAM MODEL NILAI TANAH: STUDI KASUS KOTASURABAYA
Authors: Widi Oetomo Hening , Rainis Ruslan 
Published: February 2017

Model nilai tanah merupakan model untuk menaksir nilai tanah berdasarkanjaktor-jaktor yang dikenal pasti dapat mempengamhi nilai tanah. Secara umum ada empat (4) kelompok faktor yang mempengaruhi nilai tanah yaitu struktur, kejiranan, iokasi dan masa. Sebagian besar faktor-faktor ini memerlukan data ntangan yang dahulunya sukar dijangkau karena kekurangan peralatan yang sesuai. Perkembangan dalam sistem informasi geografi (SIG) memungkinkan berbagai jenis analisis ruangan yang diperlukan seperti pengkelasan semula (rec/ass), penindanan (overlay), pengukuran jarak dan kehampiran (measurement and proximity), kejiranan (neighbourhood), rangkaian (network) dan permukaan (surface) dapat dilakukan dengan lebih mudah. Kajian ini berusaha membentuk satu model nilai tanah dengan memfokuskan kepada faktor kejiranan dan lokasi yang selanjutnya disebut sebagai faktor kawasan sekitar Sebanyak 12 variabel fa ktor kawasan sekitar digunakan daf am kajian ini yaitu jarak terdekat ke sekolah dasar, jarak terdekat ke sekolah menengah pertama, jumlah sekolah dasar dalam radius 0.25 mil, jumlah sekolah menengah pertama dalam radius 1 mil, jumlah tempat ibadah dalam radius 1 mil, kelas banjir, kelas }a/an, jarak terdekat ke pusat kola, jarak terdekat ke pasar pemerintah, jarak terdekat ke jalan utama, jarak terdekat ke tiang listrik dan jarak terdekat ke saluran air. Kaedah statistik yang digunakan adalah analisis regresi terhadap sampel nilai jual lot tanah tahun 1997 clan 1998 sebanyak 2549 lot. Hasil analisis ada delapan variabel yaitu jarak terdekat ke Sekolah dasar, jumlah sekolah menengah pertama dalam radius 1 mil, jumlah tempat ibadah dalam radius 1 mil, kelas banjir, kelas jalan, jarak terdekat ke pusat kota, jarak terdekat ke jalan utama dan jarak terdekat ke saluran air adalah signifikan dalam mempengaruhi nilai tanah pada tahap a = 0.05 dan dapat menerangkan sebanyak 36.9 % daripada variasi nilai tanah.
GLOBALISASI, PERUBAHAN STRUKTUR EKONOMI, DAN REPOSISI BIROKRASI (STUDI KASUS OTONOMI DAERAH GRESIK-SIDOARJO, 1974-1999)
Authors: Suparjono Suparjono 
Published: February 2017

This study aims to explains the impact of globalization and economic liberalization on Indonesia's economic structure and as a result, the increase of local original income (PAD) in the regions of Gresik and of Sidoarjo to support the implementation of local autonomy under Undang-Undang Nomor 5 Tahun 197-1. Entering the decade of l980's the government of Indonesia decided to reform its economic structure from a state-led development into a market-driven development by launching a package of deregulations. This, in turn, had an impact on capital inflows from foreign countries as well as increasing trade between Indonesia and other countries. These developments resulted in the emergence and the growth of industrial and trade regions in Indonesia, particularly in the regions ofGresik and ofSidoarjo. However, it brought about a marginal increase in PAD. Therefore, the role of PAD had also been marginal in the process of implementing local autonomy. Thus; this study concluded that the reposition of bureaucracy was an important action necessarily taken by the local government to improve its capability in implementing local autonomy.
Définition du Genévrier de Phénicie (Juniperus aggr. phoenicea), reconsidéré à ses limites biogéographiques : Méditerranée orientale (Crète et Chypre) et Atlantique (Iles Canaries)
Authors: Lebreton Philippe , Pérez de Paz Pedro Luiz 
Published: February 2017

Des précisions systématiques sont fournies sur Juniperus aggr. phoenicea L. après étude phytochimique et morphométrique de divers spécimens couvrant depuis Chypre et la Crète, en Méditerranée orientale, jusqu'aux Iles Canaries. On confirme l'existence de deux taxons bien différenciés, élevés au rang d'espèces : J. phoenicea L. et J. turbinata (Guss.) emend. La première est déficiente en prodelphinidine et présente un nombre de graines par galbule supérieur à la seconde (7-9 versus 4-7). Chez cette dernière, deux sous-espèces sont reconnues : ssp. turbinata (présente sur le littoral mais aussi à l'intérieur des terres) et ssp. canariensis (Guyot) Rivas-Martinez et al..
Les nouveaux résultats relatifs à Chypre et à la Crète (prodelphinidine, L.D. = ca. 6 mg/g) confirment le gradient négatif de teneur absolue en prodelphinidine signalé d'ouest en est de la Méditerranée ; il en est de même du nombre de graines par galbule, égal en moyenne à 4 seulement. Les spécimens canariens présentent une plus faible teneur en prodelphidine, relative (L.D.% = 59 %) et absolue (ca. 4 mg/g), à rapprocher de celle précédemment mise en évidence pour les montagnes du Maghreb (ca. 5 mg/g). L'originalité de la sous-espèce canariensis ressort également du nombre significativement faible de graines présentes dans chaque galbule (3 à 4 en moyenne).
Au sein de la sous-espèce turbinata, on peut distinguer deux variétés, non seulement par la teneur en prodelphinidine mais aussi par le nombre de graines : «orientalis» (îles et littoral de Méditerranée orientale) et «occidentalis» (îles et littoral de Méditerranée occidentale) ; la seconde comporte un chimiovar particulier : «montana» (montagnes du Maghreb). Le taxon Juniperus phoenicea ainsi reconsidéré est situé dans son contexte biogéographique, bioclimatique et phytosociologique.
Nouvelles captures d 'Apotomis inundana (D. et S., 1775) en France (Lepidoptera Tortricidae)
Authors: Fournier François 
Published: February 2017

New places for A. inundana (D. et S., 1775) in France (Lepidoptera Tortricidae)
— Two new french places of A. inundana (D. et S.) are indicating from Savoy and Puy-de-Dôme (France).
On the Stellar Masses of Giant Clumps in Distant Star-forming Galaxies
Authors: Dessauges-Zavadsky Miroslava , Schaerer Daniel , Cava Antonio , Mayer Lucio , Tamburello Valentina 
Published: February 2017

Abstract
We analyze stellar masses of clumps drawn from a compilation of star-forming galaxies at 1.1 < z < 3.6. Comparing clumps selected in different ways, and in lensed or blank field galaxies, we examine the effects of spatial resolution and sensitivity on the inferred stellar masses. Large differences are found, with median stellar masses ranging from

for clumps in the often-referenced field galaxies to

for fainter clumps selected in deep-field or lensed galaxies. We argue that the clump masses, observed in non-lensed galaxies with a limited spatial resolution of ∼1 kpc, are artificially increased due to the clustering of clumps of smaller mass. Furthermore, we show that the sensitivity threshold used for the clump selection affects the inferred masses even more strongly than resolution, biasing clumps at the low-mass end. Both improved spatial resolution and sensitivity appear to shift the clump stellar mass distribution to lower masses, qualitatively in agreement with clump masses found in recent high-resolution simulations of disk fragmentation. We discuss the nature of the most massive clumps, and we conclude that it is currently not possible to properly establish a meaningful clump stellar mass distribution from observations and to infer the existence and value of a characteristic clump mass scale.
H2O Megamasers toward Radio-bright Seyfert 2 Nuclei*
Authors: Zhang J. S. , Liu Z. W. , Henkel C. , Wang J. Z. , Coldwell G. V. 
Published: February 2017

Abstract
Using the Effelsberg-100 m telescope, we perform a successful pilot survey on H2O maser emission toward a small sample of radio-bright Seyfert 2 galaxies with a redshift larger than 0.04. The targets were selected from a large Seyfert 2 sample derived from the spectroscopic Sloan Digital Sky Survey Data Release 7 (SDSS-DR7). One source, SDSS J102802.9+104630.4 (z ∼ 0.0448), was detected four times during our observations, with a typical maser flux density of ∼30 mJy and a corresponding (very large) luminosity of ∼1135 L
⊙. The successful detection of this radio-bright Seyfert 2 and an additional tentative detection support our previous statistical results that H2O megamasers tend to arise from Seyfert 2 galaxies with large radio luminosity. The finding provides further motivation for an upcoming larger H2O megamaser survey toward Seyfert 2s with particularly radio-bright nuclei with the basic goal to improve our understanding of the nuclear environment of active megamaser host galaxies.
Methodological Quality of Studies of Endstage Renal Disease in Lupus Nephritis, 1970 to 2015
Authors: Tektonidou Maria G. , Ward Michael M. 
Published: February 2017

Objective.To examine trends in methodological quality of studies of endstage renal disease risk in lupus nephritis, 1970–2015.Methods.We assessed quality using the Newcastle-Ottawa scale for observational studies, and the Cochrane Collaboration’s risk-of-bias tool for trials.Results.In observational studies, description of enrollment criteria was high but decreased over time. Adequacy of followup was low but improved. Inception cohorts and community-based studies were uncommon. Trials had low risk of bias in blinding and selective outcome reporting but most had unclear risks in sequence generation and allocation concealment.Conclusion.Methodological quality was mixed, with limited improvement over time.
Invalidation in Patients with Rheumatic Diseases: Clinical and Psychological Framework
Authors: Santiago Mariana Galante , Marques Andréa , Kool Marianne , Geenen Rinie , da Silva José António P. 
Published: February 2017

Objective.The term “invalidation” refers to the patients’ perception that their medical condition is not recognized by the social environment. Invalidation can be a major issue in patients’ lives, adding a significant burden to symptoms and limitations while increasing the risk of physical and psychological disability. In this study in patients with rheumatic diseases, we investigated the relationship between invalidation and sociodemographic, clinical, psychological, and personality characteristics.Methods.This international cross-sectional study included 562 adults with rheumatoid arthritis (n = 124), spondyloarthritis (n = 85), systemic lupus erythematosus (n = 112), or fibromyalgia (FM; n = 241). Assessed were the family and health professionals subscales of the Illness Invalidation Inventory (3*I), happiness (Subjective Happiness Scale), personality (Ten-Item Personality Inventory), pain, and loneliness (numerical rating scales). Univariate and multivariate analyses were used to test different models.Results.Invalidation occurred in all rheumatic diseases, but patients with FM reported the most invalidation. Including all correlated variables in the multivariate model, pain remained as a determinant of invalidation by health professionals, but not by family. Regarding psychological variables, loneliness remained as a determinant of invalidation by family, but not by health professionals. FM and low levels of happiness, agreeableness, and conscientiousness were associated with invalidation while taking account of other variables.Conclusion.Invalidation occurs in all rheumatic diseases and patients with FM experience the most invalidation. Psychological factors (happiness, agreeableness, and conscientiousness), loneliness, and pain intensity are associated with invalidation, irrespective of the rheumatic disease and may deserve dedicated interventions.
Le dialogue Asie-Europe (ASEM) depuis les années 1990 : plus pertinent, moins intelligible
Authors: Hellendorff Bruno 
Published: February 2017

Depuis les années 1990, l’ASEM s’est imposé avant tout autre chose comme un forum diplomatique et un outil de diplomatie publique. À l’aune de développements spécifiques (l’initiative chinoise « OBOR » ou la crise des migrants en Europe), et d’un contexte général particulier (morosité économique en Europe, émergences complexes et disputes maritimes en Asie...), quelle utilité et quel avenir pour un tel format ? L’ASEM est-il un forum dépassé, ou au contraire un outil sous-utilisé ? Afin d’apporter à cette question une réponse, nécessairement partielle, cette contribution s’attache à analyser la contribution spécifique de l’ASEM aux dynamiques plus larges Asie-Europe. Elle met en lumière les limitations les plus évidentes dans le champ de la sécurité, qui représentent le principal défi de « l’institution ASEM », en même temps qu’elle replace la valeur de l’outil diplomatique dans le cadre du projet partagé de renforcement de la « connectivité ». Mis au défi de la sécurité, il ressort de la présente analyse que le format ASEM ne pourra trouver son souffle que dans la connectivité de ses membres et dans l’esprit régionaliste qu’il parviendra à catalyser.
Les relations Japon-Europe en Asie, au niveau multilatéral
Authors: Watanabe Hirotaka 
Published: February 2017

Les relations entre le Japon, l’Asie et l’Europe ont traversé trois phases après la Seconde Guerre mondiale : dans les années 1970, elles eurent un caractère avant tout commercial ; dans les années 1980, le développement de la coopération économique accompagne des investissements étrangers directs en plein essor ; mais c’est l’époque postérieure à la Guerre froide que nous examinons dans cet article. Dans un contexte de réexamen fondamental des structures internationales qui s’étaient développées autour du conflit Est-Ouest, l’Europe s’est davantage intéressée dans les années 1990 à l’Asie, au Japon en particulier. La signature de la Déclaration de La Haye, lors du premier Sommet Japon-Communauté européenne en juillet 1991, fut une étape importante vers l’établissement de liens plus complets, étendus aux domaines politique, culturel et sécuritaire. Au Sommet Japon-Union européenne de juillet 2000 à Tokyo, le Japon et l’Union ont proclamé conjointement une décennie de coopération à compter de 2001, posant ainsi les bases d’un dialogue politique étroit et actif. Les relations entre le Japon et l’Europe sont à présent étendues et largement diversifiées.
Treosulfan-based conditioning regimen in sibling and alternative donor hematopoietic stem cell transplantation for children with sickle cell disease
Authors: Marzollo Antonio , Calore Elisabetta , Tumino Manuela , Pillon Marta , Gazzola Maria Vittoria , Destro Roberta , Colombatti Raffaella , Marson Piero , Tison Tiziana , Colpo Anna , Mainardi Chiara , Gabelli Maria , Boaro Maria Paola , Rossin Sara , Strano Aurora , Quaglia Nadia , Menzato Federica , Basso Giuseppe , Sainati Laura , Messina Chiara 
Published: February 2017

Background and objectives Lack of suitable donors and regimen related toxicity are major barriers for hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) in patients with sickle cell disease (SCD) when employing the most frequently used Busulfan-based conditioning regimen. The aim of the study is the assessment of efficacy and toxicity of Treosulfan-based conditioning regimen for SCD also when alternative donors such as mismatched unrelated donor and haploidentical donor are employed.Methods We report our single-center experience: 11 patients with sickle cell disease received HSCT with a Treosulfan/Thiotepa/Fludarabine/Anti-thymoglobulin conditioning regimen between 2010 and 2015. The donor was a matched sibling donor (n= 7), a haploidentical parent (n= 2), a matched unrelated donor (n= 1) or a mismatched unrelated donor (n=1). The haploidentical and mismatched unrelated donor grafts were manipulated by removing TCRαβ and CD19 positive cells.Results All patients survived the procedure and achieved stable engraftment. Stable mixed chimerism but no SCD manifestation was observed in 5/11 patients. Grade III-IV regimen related toxicity was limited to mucositis and no grade III-IV graft-versus-host disease (GvHD) was observed. Organ function evaluation showed no long term pulmonary, cardiac or renal toxicity; cerebral vasculopathy improved in 3/5 evaluable patients. Gonadal failure was observed in 1/4 evaluable patients.Conclusion Our data suggest that Treosulfan retains the myeloablative potential of Busulfan while reducing the toxicity also when haploidentical or unrelated donors are employed.
Perturbations of geodesic flows by recurrent dynamics
Authors: Gidea Marian , de la Llave Rafael 
Published: February 2017

We present a mechanism for Arnold diffusion based on intertwining homoclinic orbits to a normally hyperbolic invariant manifold, followed for long time intervals, with orbits of the dynamics restricted to that manifold, followed for short time intervals. The resulting trajectories are rather fast, and their construction is explicit, so they can be used in concrete applications.
The method to construct such orbits relies mainly on correctly aligned windows and does not require the use of delicate analytical methods such as averaging or KAM, nor the convexity assumptions of variational methods. It only requires control of the inner dynamics over short times, and so it allows easy verification of the hypotheses with finite precision numerical calculations.
As an illustration of this mechanism, we consider a geodesic flow on a compact manifold with a generic (Riemannian, Finsler or Lorentz) metric, subject to time-dependent perturbations via a generic potential. The genericity conditions are given explicitly. The perturbation is driven by a flow on an external manifold which satisfies some mild recurrence condition. Periodic and quasiperiodic perturbations are included, and there are many others.We show the existence of trajectories whose energy grows to infinity, as well as of trajectories that follow prescribed energy paths. The trajectories can be constructed to diffuse at speeds that match upper bounds.
While the study of perturbations of the geodesic flow is a classical problem, we use it mainly to showcase the main ingredients of the method in a simple way. Other results related to ours exist in the literature, but the trajectories we obtain are different from the previously constructed ones. Our approach is flexible enough to be widely applicable; some applications to the restricted three-body problem involving also numerical calculations are in progress.
Incidence and Risk Factors of Early-onset Glaucoma following Pediatric Cataract Surgery in Egyptian Children: A One-year Study
Authors: Gawdat Ghada I , Youssef Maha M , Bahgat Nermeen M , Elfayoumi Dina M , Eddin Mohamed AS 
Published: February 2017

ABSTRACT
Aim
To study the incidence and risk factors of glaucoma occurring within 1 year following pediatric cataract surgery in Egyptian children.

Materials and methods
This is a prospective nonrandomized study conducted at Aburich Children's Hospital, over a period of 1 year on a cohort of Egyptian patients with congenital and infantile cataract. One hundred and fifty eyes of 88 patients were enrolled in this study. All the patients underwent anterior approach removal of lens matter, whereas primary intraocular lens (IOL) implantation was carried at the age of 1 and 2 years for unilateral and bilateral cases respectively. Intraocular pressure (IOP) was measured at 1 week, 1 month, 3 months, 6 months, 9 months, and 1 year. For those who developed glaucoma, time of diagnosis and associated risk factors were reported.

Results
The incidence of glaucoma was 11.33% (17 of 150 eyes), while incidence of glaucoma suspect was 0.67% (1 of 150 eyes) in the first year following cataract surgery. The majority of the cases (66.7%) were discovered in the first 3 months postcataract surgery. Age at time of cataract surgery, the state of aphakia/pseudophakia, persistent fetal vasculature (PFV), and microphthalmia were not found to be significant predictors of early-onset glaucoma in our study.

Conclusion
Aphakic glaucoma continues to be a devastating condition with high incidence during first year following cataract surgery.

Clinical significance
Regular follow-up should start as early as possible following cataract surgery. Further prospective studies with larger study population are required.

How to cite this article
Gawdat GI, Youssef MM, Bahgat NM, Elfayoumi DM, Eddin MAS. Incidence and Risk Factors of Early-onset Glaucoma following Pediatric Cataract Surgery in Egyptian Children: A One-year Study. J Curr Glaucoma Pract 2017;11(3):80-85.
The role of EMODnet Chemistry in the European challenge for Good Environmental Status
Authors: Vinci Matteo , Giorgetti Alessandra , Lipizer Marina 
Published: February 2017

Abstract. The European Union set the ambitious objective to reach within 2020 the goal of Good Environmental Status. The European Commission (2008) represents the legislative framework that drives member state efforts to reach it. The Integrated Maritime Policy supported the need to provide a European knowledge base able to drive sustainable development by launching in 2009 a new European Marine Observation and Data Network (EMODnet). Through a stepwise approach, EMODnet Chemistry aims to provide high-quality marine environmental data and related products at the scale of regions and sub-regions defined by the Marine Strategy Framework Directive. The chemistry lot takes advantage and further develops the SeaDataNet pan-European infrastructure and the distributed approach, linking together a network of more than 100 National Oceanographic Data Centres providing data from more than 500 data originators. The close interaction with EEA, RSCs, ICES and EMODnet–MSFD coordination group facilitated the identification of the most appropriate set of information required for the MSFD process. EMODnet Chemistry provides aggregated and validated regional data collections for nutrients, dissolved gasses, chlorophyll, and contaminants, properly visualized with OGC WMS and WPS viewing services. Concentration maps with 10-year moving window from 1960 to 2014, by season and for selected vertical layers, are computed and made available.
Thinking Ecologically About Rhetoric's Ontology: Capacity, Vulnerability, and Resilience
Authors: Stormer Nathan , McGreavy Bridie 
Published: February 2017

ABSTRACT
Rhetoric teems with ecologically inclined thoughts. This article's interest in “ecology” arises from the circumstance of rhetoric's multiple ontologies. We revise three commonplaces of theory to support discussions that follow from understanding rhetoric's ontology as an emergent, materially diverse phenomenon, shifting the emphasis from agency to capacity, from violence to vulnerability, and from recalcitrance to resilience. The proposed commonplaces treat ecology as an orientation to patterns and relationships in the world, not as a science. The article is organized by these three interrelated transitions. The first transition defines capacity more fully in contrast to symbol use as human agency. The second moves from thinking of rhetorical force as imposition, which is tied to violence, to understanding it as a distributed sense of capacity derived from mutual vulnerabilities between entities. The third suggests that the persistence of rhetorical capacities stems from systemic adaptability and sustainability (resilience) rather than individuated abilities to resist (recalcitrance).