bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Multi-objective optimization design of a circular core paper sandwich panel
Authors: Jiang Xiawang , Zhang Shihao , Yu Minggong , Sun Delin 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Ensuring sufficient mechanical performance while enabling lightweight design is critical for utilizing paper sandwich panels in the furniture industry. To design lightweight sandwich panels that balance mechanical properties and cost, this study developed a circular core paper sandwich panel (CCPSP) and investigated its structural efficiency using multi-objective optimization. The response surface method (RSM) based on Box–Behnken design was utilized to establish mathematical models relating the paper tube spacing, inner diameter, and height to the out-of-plane compressive strength, density, and cost. The resulting models effectively revealed the coupled effects of the parameters on the responses. Subsequently, the models were optimized using the non-dominated sorting genetic algorithm II (NSGA-II) to find the Pareto optimal trade-offs between maximizing compressive strength while minimizing its density and cost. The optimization solution resulted in an optimal set of paper tube geometries that maximized the structural efficiency of CCPSP. Overall, lower tube height conferred superior structural efficiency, while tube spacing and diameter were constrained. The results highlight the potential of CCPSP as an efficient and sustainable material for furniture manufacturing, enabled by multi-objective optimization of its structure.
The Auditory Dimension of the Technologically Mediated Self
Authors: Gutierrez Ivan 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
In this article, I aim to clarify some of the ways in which the auditory dimension of the self is constituted through the mediation of technology. I show that by excluding our immediate surroundings with mobile personalized and private auditory technologies, we are increasingly laying down a personal, inner spatial grid of acoustic memories that get integrated into our narrative identity and co-constitutes the space of familiarity and belonging that gives us a sense of who we are. To do so, I first lay out a clear ontological ground. Next, I outline how the auditory dimension of the self is constituted and subsequently mediated technologically. Finally, I bring to bear Erving Goffman’s theatrical framework of performative self-constitution as a useful framework to illustrate how, on one hand, the culturally available repertoire on which the imagination draws to constitute the self has augmented thanks to the contributions of other people in distal spatiotemporal contexts; on the other, the reconfiguration of how we listen to the world and the other people in it entails muting or blocking out of other voices. This can stunt how we conceive of ourselves, producing an epistemic bubble involving a tunnel “vision” or echo-chamber effect. In addition, due to the coupling of bodily and cognitive structures with mobile, privatized auditory technologies that thereby become transparent in experience, others, by listening in on us, acquire the ability to privilege certain types of behavior while suppressing others. Thus, there is a danger that the individual autonomous agency so important to self-constitution can be compromised.
Imaginaries and Normativities. Experimental Impulses for Digital and Public Theologies
Authors: Höhne Florian 
Published: July 2024

AbstractThe article explores how Digital and Public Theologies, two separate but overlapping discourses, can combine empirical and normative efforts. The article highlights the role that the sensitivity for context should play in the development of each of these theologies. To better understand the role of the context, the category of the imaginary is outlined with reference to Charles Taylor and Cornelius Castoriadis. This category helps to describe and criticize imaginaries that determine the social, psychological, political, and contextual realities which theology reflects on – this will be called the reflective or critical task of theology. The category also helps to describe and criticize the imaginaries that determine theological thinking itself, the perspective of a given theology as well as the orientations it suggests. This is the self-critical task of theology. Furthermore, I will suggest to see it as a constant and remaining task of theology to make its imaginations explicit and open to critique because these imaginations are the source of orientations that theology articulates. This calls for theologies that understand themselves as dynamic, unfinished, and discursive.
Role of endothelial glycocalyx in central nervous system diseases and evaluation of the targeted therapeutic strategies for its protection: a review of clinical and experimental data
Authors: Ye Weihao , Xu Shang , Liu Ying , Ye Ziming 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Central nervous system (CNS) diseases, such as stroke, traumatic brain injury, dementia, and demyelinating diseases, are generally characterized by high morbidity and mortality, which impose a heavy economic burden on patients and their caregivers throughout their lives as well as on public health. The occurrence and development of CNS diseases are closely associated with a series of pathophysiological changes including inflammation, blood–brain barrier disruption, and abnormal coagulation. Endothelial glycocalyx (EG) plays a key role in these changes, making it a novel intervention target for CNS diseases. Herein, we review the current understanding of the role of EG in common CNS diseases, from the perspective of individual pathways/cytokines in pathophysiological and systematic processes. Furthermore, we emphasize the recent developments in therapeutic agents targeted toward protection or restoration of EG. Some of these treatments have yielded unexpected pharmacological results, as previously unknown mechanisms underlying the degradation and destruction of EG has been brought to light. Furthermore, the anti-inflammatory, anticoagulative, and antioxidation effects of EG and its protective role exerted via the blood–brain barrier have been recognized.
An edusemiotic approach to teaching intonation in the context of English language teacher education
Authors: Topal Ibrahim Halil 
Published: July 2024

AbstractEmploying manifold symbolic, iconic, and indexical signs – whether linguistic or extralinguistic – along with their polysemic and multimodular features, edusemiotics is an integrative and interdisciplinary conceptual framework that surmounts learning processes where learners find significance and meaning under the assumed responsibility of English language teachers for the provision of such a participative environment. Allowing for the salience of intonation despite its intricate nature, thus its inevitable underrepresentation in course books and teaching practices, this article intends to propose a novel means of intonation instruction as well as its components (i.e., stress, pitch, and juncture) for English language teacher education (henceforth ELTE) contexts within the edusemiotic framework. Promoting the importance of edusemiotic teaching of intonation, this article further aims to add to our understanding of how signs and sign systems can be benefitted in ELTE settings and their potential exploitation across various other disciplines. It concludes with suggestions for future research on more practical aspects of edusemiotic tools and learner and teacher attitudes toward integrating them within the teaching program.
CXCL12/CXCR4 as a potential axis in diagnosis and predicting disease severity in COVID-19 patients: a new perspective
Authors: Ozkaya Alev Lazoğlu , Laloğlu Esra , Gul Albulhakim Hasan , Çelik Neslihan 
Published: July 2024

Abstract

Objectives
Coronavirus disease 2019 (COVID-19) exhibits variations in terms of patients’ clinical symptoms and levels of routinely employed biochemical markers. The aim of the current study was to determine the correlation between serum levels of the C-X-C chemokine ligand type 12 (CXCL12) and C-X-C chemokine receptor type 4 (CXCR4), one of its specific receptors, and disease severity in COVID-19 patients.

Methods
Sixty-nine patients were diagnosed with COVID-19 from February to July 2021, and a healthy control group of 39 individuals were enrolled in the study. Patients were divided into subgroups: mild-moderate and severe. Serum CXCL12 and CXCR4 levels were measured using the enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay method.

Results
CXCL12 and CXCR4 concentrations were both significantly higher in the clinically severe disease group compared to the mild-moderate disease group (p<0.05 in both groups). CXCL12 and CXCR4 levels were also significantly higher in the patients with clinically mild-moderate disease compared to the control group (p<0.001 and p<0.05, respectively). Both CXCL12 and CXCR4 levels were correlated with clinical severity. Serum CXCL12 and CXCR4 levels were significantly positively correlated. Assuming a cut-off value of 1.44 ng/mL, serum CXCL12 levels showed 98 % sensitivity and 84 % specificity to distinguish between COVID-19 patients and healthy individuals (AUC=0.98, p<0.001, 95 % CI=0.95–1.0). Serum CXCR4 levels distinguished individuals with COVID-19 from healthy controls with 88 % sensitivity and 72 % specificity at a cut-off value of 69.7 pg/mL (AUC=0.82, p<0.001, 95 % CI=0.74–0.9).

Conclusions
Serum CXCL12 and CXCR4 levels may be included among the biomarkers used to differentiate patients with COVID-19 and determine the clinical severity of the disease.
A IDENTIFICAÇÃO DE CRIANÇAS E ADOLESCENTES EM DEPOIMENTOS SOBRE ADOÇÃO: UMA ABORDAGEM DISCURSIVA CRÍTICA
Authors: Soares Layane Campos , Ottoni Maria Aparecida Resende 
Published: July 2024

A prática social de adoção pode ser considerada uma questão bastante desafiadora no Brasil. Ao se analisar os dados disponibilizados pelo Conselho Nacional de Justiça no Diagnóstico Sobre o Sistema Nacional de Adoção e Acolhimento (BRASIL, 2020), percebe-se que o número de pretendentes à adoção é seis vezes maior em relação ao número de crianças e adolescentes que aguardam colocação em família substituta. Isso se dá, em parte, em função da discrepância existente entre o perfil de filho/a idealizado por quem deseja adotar e o perfil de crianças e adolescentes disponíveis à adoção. Em virtude disso, é comum encontrarmos práticas que incentivam a adoção tardia como, por exemplo, o projeto Quero uma família, desenvolvido pelo Ministério Público do Rio de Janeiro, que divulgou diferentes depoimentos sobre adoção, com o intuito de incentivar a adoção tardia. Levando em consideração esse contexto e a relação dialética que se estabelece entre linguagem e sociedade, decidiu-se realizar uma análise discursiva crítica desses depoimentos com o objetivo de compreender como os/as filhos/as são identificados/as pelos/as adotantes. Desse modo, este estudo baseou-se na Análise de Discurso Crítica (FAIRCLOUGH, 1989, 2001, 2003, 2010), no Sistema da Avaliatividade (MARTIN; WHITE, 2005) e na Linguística de Corpus (BERBER SARDINHA, 2009). Os resultados principais revelam que os/as adotantes identificam seus/suas filhos/as por meio de escolhas lexicogramaticais que denotam avaliações de Afeto, com prevalência de emoções ligadas ao grupo da felicidade, o que pode ser um incentivo ao processo de adoção tardia.
DESTITUIÇÃO DE DILMA ROUSSEFF: A HETEROGENEIDADE NA REGULARIDADE
Authors: De Souza Felipe Masquio , Oliveira Sargentini Vanice Maria 
Published: July 2024

Este artigo discute a heterogeneidade presente no discurso sobre a destituição da ex-presidenta Dilma Rousseff. Teoricamente, apresenta ao leitor a possibilidade de uma análise do discurso pautada na perspectiva de Michel Foucault com suas postulações sobre discurso e enunciado e sobre a noção de comentário. Para a descrição linguística, baseia-se no aparato teórico-metodológico apresentado por Courtine (2009), em especial no que tange à noção de “enunciado dividido” e a de “sequências discursivas de referência”. A partir de editoriais dos veículos de imprensa Folha de S. Paulo, Carta Maior e Le Monde, busca-se mostrar, como suposição de resultados, o funcionamento das formações discursivas (COURTINE, 2009) quanto às suas heterogeneidades nos enunciados dos que gritaram “golpe” ou impeachment ao se referirem ao acontecimento político de 2016.
Faire la preuve du patrimoine : authentification et plaidoyer patrimonial. L’argument historique et l’argument familial.
Authors: Verguet Céline 
Published: July 2024

Esse artigo aborda a concepção ordinária do patrimônio através de duas manifestações de objetivação patrimonial, recorrentes nos espaços de lutas de significação: a autentificaçao e a busca patrimonial que fundamentam a veracidade patrimonial sobre provas históricas (argumentos racionais) e familiares (argumentos emocionais). O estudo sobre a comprovação patrimonial permite compreender como, no presente, os indivíduos investem nào apenas o passado mas sobretudo a relação de nossa sociedade com o passado, para fabricar o patrimônio, As expressões dessa produção foram observadas junto aos profissionais do bairro da Liberaçao em Nice, França, no momento de um projeto de planejamento, em base a um contexto de conflito patrimonial. Estes exemplos mostram que a caracterização patrimonial situa-se entre a identificação do ambiente e a identificação de si mesmo.
Tempo e memória: o que não está em jogo no campo do patrimônio cultural
Authors: Graeff Lucas 
Published: July 2024

Este artigo traz contribuições para o que se convencionou chamar “campo do patrimônio cultural”. Propõe que a doxa desse campo se organiza em torno da recursividade do tempo histórico e da naturalização da memória como substrato ontológico das consciências individual e coletiva. Sob esse ponto de vista, tempo e memória se confundem; duração e descontinuidade se tornam sinônimos de lembrança e esquecimento; a seletividade de grupos sociais e instituições se equivale à dos afetos e das ideias do indivíduo; e a domesticação simbólica da experiência, sua identidade e diferenciação, passa a ser garantida por genealogias e arqueologias dependentes de provas materiais de longa duração.
A Ética nas Políticas Públicas do Patrimônio Cultural Imaterial: Entrevista com Marc Jacobs
Authors: Carvalho Ana , Barata Filipe Themudo 
Published: July 2024

Desde que foi adotada (2003), a Convenção para a Salvaguarda do Patrimônio Cultural Imaterial da UNESCO continua a suscitar interrogações e a constituir um campo de negociação quanto à sua implementação nas políticas públicas do patrimônio cultural dos países que ratificaram o documento. As questões éticas estão atualmente no centro da discussão com a recente adoção de 12 princípios éticos que pretendem guiar as estratégias de salvaguarda do Patrimônio Cultural Imaterial. Nesta entrevista com Marc Jacobs, realizada durante a sua visita à Universidade de Évora, refletimos sobre o impacto da Convenção para a Salvaguarda do Patrimônio Cultural Imaterial nas políticas nacionais, os seus problemas e oportunidades. Marc Jacobs (1963) é Professor de Estudos Críticos de Patrimônio na Vrije Universiteit Brussel. É desde 2008 director da Faro (Flemish Interface Centre for Cultural Heritage), uma organização belga para o setor do patrimônio cultural (material e imaterial). É desde 2014 o coordenador da Universiteit Brussel. Participou na qualidade de representante da Bélgica na redação da Convenção para a Salvaguarda do Patrimônio Cultural Imaterial (2003) e em vários grupos de trabalho durante o primeiro Comité Intergovernamental da Convenção (2006-2008).
Early Childhood Screening Practices and Barriers: A National Survey of Primary Care Pediatricians
Authors: Coker Tumaini R. , Gottschlich Elizabeth A. , Burr William H. , Lipkin Paul H. 
Published: July 2024

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES
The American Academy of Pediatrics recommends screening during the first 3 years of life for developmental risk/delay, maternal depression, and social determinants of health (SDOH) using standardized tools. Adoption of these guidelines has been gradual, and barriers to screening are as varied as pediatric practices are themselves.

METHODS
We analyzed 2019 American Academy of Pediatrics Periodic Survey data. The survey included pediatricians’ screening practices for developmental delay, maternal depression, and SDOH, and barriers to screening. We used Cochran’s Q and McNemar’s tests to compare barriers across topics, and χ2 tests and multivariable logistic regression to examine the relationship between barriers and screening practices.

RESULTS
The survey response rate was 46.9% (n = 688). Most pediatricians reported screening/surveilling for developmental delay (98.1%), maternal depression (83.2%), and SDOH (76.7%), but fewer used standardized instruments to do so (59.0%, 44.9%, 12.6%, respectively). Those not screening/only surveilling for maternal depression were more likely to report that screening is not an appropriate role for the pediatrician and difficulty prioritizing time. For SDOH, those not screening/only surveilling were more likely to report instruments not available in the electronic health record, lack of knowledge regarding referral options, and lack of treatment options for positive screens.

CONCLUSIONS
Rates of standardized screening, and barriers pediatricians encounter, have important implications for improving quality of early childhood preventive care. Opportunities include expanding the primary care team and integrating screening tools into the electronic health record. Programs to support social needs and maternal mental health could be strengthened to ensure robust referral options are available.
Anti-Socialist, Anti-Feminist, Public Intellectual: The Social Philosophy of Correa Moylan Walsh
Authors: McCann, Jr Charles Robert 
Published: July 2024

Renowned in his time as a polymath and public intellectual, Correa Moylan Walsh (1862-1936) made important contributions to economics and political science as well as other disciplines. In economics, his work on index numbers became the subject of commentaries by such notables as Irving Fisher and Francis Edgeworth, while in political science and history, his treatise of the life and philosophy of John Adams is even today regarded as the classic reference on the subject. Yet one facet of his thought has received scant attention, this being his three-volume explication of his political, economic, and social philosophy, The Climax of Civilisation, Socialism, and Feminism. In these volumes he expressed views in some ways counter to the prevailing Progressivism of the time and so put him at odds with many of the country’s mainstream intellectuals. This essay will explore Walsh’s perspectives on many of the pressing issues of the time, identifying commonalities with his work and aspects of Progressive-era social thought.
Seismic Node Arrays for Enhanced Understanding and Monitoring of Geothermal Systems
Authors: Hudson Thomas Samuel , Kettlety Tom , Kendall John-Michael , O’Toole Tom , Jupe Andrew , Shail Robin K. , Grand Augusta 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Harnessing geothermal energy will likely play a critical role in reducing global CO2 emissions. However, exploration, development, and monitoring of geothermal systems remain challenging. Here, we explore how recent low-cost seismic node instrumentation advances might enhance geothermal exploration and monitoring. We show the results from 450 nodes deployed at a geothermal prospect in Cornwall, United Kingdom. First, we demonstrate how the nodes can be used to monitor the spatiotemporal and size distribution of induced seismicity. Second, we use focal mechanisms, shear-wave source polarities, and anisotropy to indicate how the dense passive seismic observations might provide enhanced insight into the stress state of the geothermal systems. All the methods are fully automated, essential for processing the data from many receivers. In our example case study, we find that the injection-site fracture orientations significantly differ from that of the crust above and the regional stress state. These observations agree well with fracture orientations inferred from independent well-log data, exemplifying how the nodes can provide new insight for understanding the geothermal systems. Finally, we discuss the limitations of nodes and the role they might play in hybrid seismic monitoring going forward. Overall, our results emphasize the important role that low-cost, easy-to-deploy dense nodal arrays can play in geothermal exploration and operation.
Impact of demographic and clinical-pathomorphological factors on the number of removed lymph nodes in complicated colon cancer
Authors: Shchaeva S. N. , Kryukov N. S. 
Published: July 2024

Aim: analysis of the influence of demographic and clinicopathologic factors on the lymph nodes yield in complicated colon cancer. Materials and methods: The cohort retrospective study included data on 227 patients with complicated colon cancer, including: group 1 — n = 76 cancer of the right colon cohort; group 2 — n = 151 cancer of the left colon cohort. Inclusion criteria: patients aged 18 years and older with colon adenocarcinoma of varying degrees of differentiation complicated by obstructive obstruction or perforation. These patients underwent operations within 24 hours from the moment of admission for the period: September 2016 to December 2022 in the hospitals of the Smolensk. Not included in the study: patients with emergency interventions for obstructive obstruction and perforation complicating the course of rectal cancer, non-epithelial malignant tumors, colon carcinoid, appendix adenocarcinoma; patients with stage IV disease. Results: The median age at the time of complication was 72 years for right colon cancer and 74 for left colon cancer. Most patients had local tumor status pT3, pT4a and pN+(1b–2b) status in regional lymph nodes. The average tumor size in complicated cancer of the right colon cohort was 55.4 ± 23.5 mm, the left colon cohort — 49.3 ± 18.0 mm. The median number of lymph nodes examined was 11 (5–15) for right colon cancer and 7 (3–15) for left colon cancer. Statistically significant factors that had a substantial impact on the number of removed lymph nodes were: age at the time of diagnosis — up to 70 years, local tumor status pT3 and pT4a, tumor localization in the right half of the colon, the presence of metastases in regional lymph nodes, low differentiation of adenocarcinoma. Conclusion: The results obtained confirm that the lymph nodes yield is affected by demographic factors (age) and clinical and pathomorphological factors, such as tumor localization, local status and size of the tumor, and the degree of differentiation of adenocarcinoma.