bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Individualism, collectivism, and emotion regulation: a cross-cultural examination among young adults from seven countries
Authors: Klein Neelamberi D. , Bravo Adrian J. , Conway Christopher C. , Keough Matthew T. , Pilatti Angelina , Mezquita Laura ,   Cross-Cultural Addictions Study Team, Bravo Adrian J. , Conway Christopher C. , Henson James M. , Hogarth Lee , Ibáñez Manuel I. , Kaminer Debra , Keough Matthew , Mezquita Laura , Ortet Generós , Pearson Matthew R. , Pilatti Angelina , Prince Mark A. , Read Jennifer P. , Roozen Hendrik G. , Ruiz Paul 
Published: July 2024

AbstractIndividualism and collectivism are dimensions of cultural variation thought to shape differences in emotion regulation tendencies, yet research to date has examined these cultural dimensions as country-level features, emphasizing variability across nations. The present study takes the approach of examining cultural differences within nations as predictors of emotion regulation strategies, shifting the perspective instead to individual differences. This present study aimed to address how individual endorsement of individualism-collectivism (i.e. prioritizing individual versus group goals) and vertical-horizontal attitudes (preference for hierarchy versus equality) are associated with use of emotion regulation strategies (i.e., reappraisal and suppression) among college students from seven countries (n = 5,900; female = 70.80%). Overall, we found that individual differences in individualism-collectivism and vertical-horizontal attitudes had strong connections with young adults’ emotion regulation styles. Results of our multivariate (i.e., all variables were simultaneously examined) regression model revealed: a) higher endorsement of horizontal individualism and horizontal collectivism were associated with higher use of reappraisal strategies; b) higher endorsement of horizontal individualism and vertical collectivism were associated with higher use of suppression strategies; while higher endorsement of horizontal collectivism was associated with lower use of suppression strategies. A multi-group model supported the generalizability of these associations across countries. These findings demonstrate the value of approaching cultural differences in emotion regulation from an individual differences framework, and not assuming country-level differences are representative of individuals’ affective experiences. Further work is needed examining models within-country to examine cultural variation in individualism vs collectivism compared to country-level norms.
Prevalence of Verticillium spp. and Pratylenchus spp. in Commercial Potato Fields in Atlantic Canada
Authors: Chen Dahu , Barrett Ryan , Mimee Benjamin , Arseneault Tanya , Comeau Louis-Pierre , Nahar Kamrun , Jimenez Sebastian Ibarra , Zebarth Bernie J. 
Published: July 2024

AbstractA survey of New Brunswick (NB) and Prince Edward Island (PEI) potato fields in crop rotation phase prior to potato production was conducted in fall (October and November) between 2017 and 2021. A total of 113 and 126 fields for NB and PEI, respectively, were surveyed with 20 to 35 fields each year tested in each province. Root lesion nematodes (RLN, Pratylenchus spp.) were detected in 99 and 98% of the fields for NB and PEI, respectively, and two root lesion nematode species, P. crenatus and P. penetrans, were identified in both provinces from 2017 to 2021. Based on 2019 and 2020 results, all surveyed fields in NB and PEI were detected with P. crenatus, while only 29 and 43% of the fields in NB and PEI were detected with P. penetrans, respectively. P. crenatus accounted for 96 and 89% of the populations for NB and PEI, respectively, while P. penetrans accounted for 4 and 11% in commercial fields, respectively. In a single in-depth sampled experimental field with a history of severe potato early dying complex in 2018 in NB, P. crenatus accounted for 88% and P. penetrans was 12%. Verticillium dahliae was detected in 94 and 92% of potato fields in NB and PEI, respectively. All isolates obtained from potato cv. “Russet Burbank” in a baiting trial were V. dahliae, belonging to two lineages. V. albo-atrum was detected in a few fields at very low level, except two fields in NB where V. albo-atrum was predominating over V. dahliae. Rotation crops did not affect V. dahliae population densities for NB and PEI, and did not affect RLN population in NB, but significantly affected RLN in PEI. Fall green cover crop did not affect the populations of RLN and V. dahliae in PEI. The present study revealed that the potato pathogenic root lesion nematode P. penetrans was present in less than 50% of surveyed fields and accounted for around 10% of root lesion nematode population in NB and PEI, and V. dahliae was the dominant species and was present in greater than 90% of surveyed fields in both provinces.
Quantifying Environmental and Spatial Patterns of Fish on Log Snags to Optimise Resnagging in Coastal Seascapes
Authors: Gaines Lucy A. Goodridge , Mosman Jesse D. , Henderson Christopher J. , Olds Andrew D. , Perry Hannah J. , Gilby Ben L. 
Published: July 2024

AbstractLong-term declines in coastal water quality and sedimentation can affect the restoration success of ecosystems such as seagrass and shellfish reefs. Resnagging coastal seascapes offers a potential alternative restoration method that is not reliant on abiotic conditions and which may enhance degraded landscapes for fish and fisheries. While common in freshwater ecosystems, such interventions are unusual for coastal seascapes despite log snags supporting significant benefits for coastal fish. In this study, we identify the spatial (e.g. seascape connectivity), habitat condition (e.g. log snag complexity and food availability) and water quality variables that best explain variation in fish assemblages on log snags to help prioritise the placement and design of resnagging efforts in estuaries. We surveyed fish assemblages on log snags using underwater videography at 363 sites across 13 estuaries in southeast Queensland, Australia, over 3 years. Sites less than 10,000 m from the estuary mouth, more than 2500 m from urban structures and located in water depths of < 3 m harboured more diverse fish assemblages. Sites less than 10,000 m from the estuary mouth with lower (< 25%) algae cover harboured greater total fish abundance and harvested fish abundance. Similar trends were found for the abundance of individuals from key functional groups, although these trends were mediated by other seascape contexts (e.g. the area of natural habitat) and water quality variables (e.g. chlorophyll-a concentration and dissolved oxygen saturation). Our results indicate that log snag placement in estuaries for benefits to fish and fisheries can be maximised if sites are planned strategically.
Multicenter survey about leg length discrepancy and total hip arthroplasty: preoperative and intraoperative management
Authors: Stimolo Davide , Lo Giudice Salvatore , Matassi Fabrizio , Innocenti Matteo , Civinini Roberto , Boniforti Filippo 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Background
We created a multicenter survey for Italian orthopedic surgeons on how they approach leg length discrepancy (LLD) when dealing with primary total hip arthroplasty. Aim of the study was to show how surgeons manage LLD and follow the literature recommendations during clinical practice.

Methods
The survey was composed of 25 questions divided into four sections: 1—surgeon’s profile, 2—preoperative and 3—intraoperative evaluation, and 4—postoperative management. In this paper, we report results to answer Sects. 1 and 2. Absolute and relative frequencies of answers to Sects. 2 and 3 are reported. We divided the participants in subgroups based on the “surgeon’s profile” and evaluated difference in the answers given.

Results
Absolute and relative frequencies demonstrate low agreement among participants in all phases of LLD management. We demonstrated a statistically significant difference based on the surgeon’s profile regarding these questions: radiographic measure of LLD depending on working experience, p = 0.008; digital planning based on surgeons’ age, p < 0.001, and workplace, p = 0.026; intraoperative anatomical landmarks based on numbers of procedures per year, p = 0.020; and use of intraoperative X-rays based on working experience, p = 0.002.

Conclusions
LLD is a debated topic with no definitive recommendations. Many decisions still depend on tradition and surgeons’ preference.
Examination of the efficacy of machine learning approaches in the generation of flood susceptibility maps
Authors: Wahba Mohamed , Sharaan Mahmoud , Elsadek Wael M. , Kanae Shinjiro , Hassan H. Shokry 
Published: July 2024

AbstractFlash floods stand as a substantial peril linked to climate change, imposing a severe menace to both human existence and built structures. This study aims to assess and compare the effectiveness of four distinct machine learning (ML) methodologies in the production of flood susceptibility maps (FSMs) in Ibaraki prefecture, Japan. Additionally, the investigation aims to examine the influence of excluding plan and profile curvature factors on the accuracy of the resulting maps. The dataset comprised 224 spots, consisting of 112 flooded and 112 non-flooded locations, and 11 environmental factors. The models were trained using 70% of the dataset, while the remaining 30% was utilized for model evaluation using the ROC curve method. The results indicated that both the ANN-MLP and SVR models achieved notable accuracy, with area under curve values of 95.23% and 95.83% respectively. An intriguing observation was made when the plan and profile curvature factors were excluded, as it led to an improvement in the accuracy of the ANN-MLP model, resulting in an accuracy of 96.7%. Furthermore, the generated FSMs were classified into five distinct hazard levels. The northern region of the maps predominantly exhibited very low and low hazard levels, while areas located in the southern region, closer to main streams, demonstrated considerably higher hazard levels categorized as very high and high. Ultimately, this study marks novel endeavor to investigate the impact of the curvature factor on the precision of machine learning algorithms in the creation of FSMs, which serve as fundamental tools for subsequent investigations.
Honey bee (Apis cerana) queen rearing methods influence queen morphological characteristics and reproductive related gene expression
Authors: Zhong Wei-Lai , Ding Gui-Ling , Yuan Chun-Ying , Huang Jia-Xing , Feng Mao 
Published: July 2024

AbstractThe quality of the queen is crucial for the survival and growth of honey bee colonies. There have been studies related to raising queens with excellent performance since the invention of artificial queen rearing technologies. However, relatively few studies have been undertaken that evaluate the relationship between queen quality and queen morphology and the expression level of reproduction-related genes using different-aged brood in artificial queen rearing practices of Eastern honey bees (Apis cerana). Therefore, we transferred eggs, 1-day-old larvae, 2-day-old larvae, and 3-day-old larvae to queen cells to rear queens until the queen emerged. We measured 12 indicators (the acceptance rate, birth weight, length, caliber and maximum diameter of queen cells, thorax length, width and weight, head width, wing length and width, and number of ovarian tubes). Moreover, the relative expression levels of Hexamerin, Vitellogenin, and Transferrin were measured using fat bodies and ovaries dissected from the newly emerged virgin queens. The results showed that queens reared from eggs exhibited the best morphological indexes and occupied the most abundant reproductive related gene expression level. Parameter values for queen from 1-day-old larvae were significantly higher than those for queens from 2-day-old larvae and 3-day-old larvae, and there was no significant difference between values for queens from 2-day-old larvae and 3-day-old larvae in most data, except for the relative gene expression. In conclusion, as the age of the brood increased, the quality of the queen bees declined. Rearing queens from fertilized eggs are far more likely to yield a better outcome for queen performance and colony function. This study provides data support for raising high-quality queens of Apis cerana, which would be benefit for the protection and better utilization of our native honey bee species.
Approaches to Restoring Lacrimal Gland Function: From stem Cells to Tissue Engineering
Authors: Lieu Alexander C. , Shoji Marissa K. , Aakalu Vinay K. , Liu Catherine Y. 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Purpose of Review
We review the latest developments in restoration of lacrimal gland function in dry eye disease and promising methods to generate functional lacrimal gland units.

Recent Findings
Mesenchymal stem cell delivery demonstrated improved tear secretion in dry eye mouse models and early human studies, likely through immune modulation and lacrimal gland repair mechanisms. Advances in regenerative strategies to create functional lacrimal gland units included new porcine scaffolds, the organ germ method, novel methods to generate lacrimal organoids, and 3-dimensional bioprinting. FGF signaling holds an important role in the development and growth of lacrimal gland epithelium.

Summary
Advances in the various approaches to restoring function and engineering lacrimal units show promise for future clinical application.
Next-Generation Green Hydrogen: Progress and Perspective from Electricity, Catalyst to Electrolyte in Electrocatalytic Water Splitting
Authors: Gao Xueqing , Chen Yutong , Wang Yujun , Zhao Luyao , Zhao Xingyuan , Du Juan , Wu Haixia , Chen Aibing 
Published: July 2024

AbstractGreen hydrogen from electrolysis of water has attracted widespread attention as a renewable power source. Among several hydrogen production methods, it has become the most promising technology. However, there is no large-scale renewable hydrogen production system currently that can compete with conventional fossil fuel hydrogen production. Renewable energy electrocatalytic water splitting is an ideal production technology with environmental cleanliness protection and good hydrogen purity, which meet the requirements of future development. This review summarizes and introduces the current status of hydrogen production by water splitting from three aspects: electricity, catalyst and electrolyte. In particular, the present situation and the latest progress of the key sources of power, catalytic materials and electrolyzers for electrocatalytic water splitting are introduced. Finally, the problems of hydrogen generation from electrolytic water splitting and directions of next-generation green hydrogen in the future are discussed and outlooked. It is expected that this review will have an important impact on the field of hydrogen production from water.
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Support Preferences and Clinical Decision Support Systems (CDSS) in the Clinical Care of Autistic Children: Stakeholder Perspectives
Authors: Sulek Rhylee , Robertson Julia , Goodall Emma , Liew Alan Wee-Cheung , Pillar Sarah , Upson Gemma , Whitehouse Andrew J. O. , Wicks Rachelle , Trembath David 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Objectives
Clinical decision support systems (CDSS) are increasingly utilised within healthcare settings to enhance decision making. However, few studies have investigated their application in the context of clinical services for autistic people, with no research to date exploring the perspectives of the key stakeholders who are, or in the future may be, impacted by their use. Given the importance of stakeholder perspectives in ensuring that CDSSs are relevant, feasible, and acceptable to those who use them, the aim of this study was to examine the views of key stakeholders in relation to support preferences and a proposed CDSS intended to aide in the selection of the most appropriate supports for autistic children.

Method
Using a co-designed, mixed-methods approach, 20 participants comprising autistic adults, parents of autistic children, and practitioners providing services to autistic children were invited to participate in focus groups, or an open-ended online survey, to explore views regarding support provision and any opportunities, barriers, recommendations, and support for the use of CDSSs in clinical practice.

Results
Participants highlighted potential benefits of using a CDSS in clinical practice, such as creating efficiencies and consistency in decision making when selecting therapies and supports, provided it was part of a holistic approach to working with autistic children. Potential barriers largely centred on concerns about the safety of data to be utilised within the system.

Conclusions
The findings indicate that CDSS have the potential to play a valuable role in selecting supports for autistic children, providing appropriate safeguarding occurs.
SLAM2REF: advancing long-term mapping with 3D LiDAR and reference map integration for precise 6-DoF trajectory estimation and map extension
Authors: Vega-Torres Miguel A. , Braun Alexander , Borrmann André 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
This paper presents a pioneering solution to the task of integrating mobile 3D LiDAR and inertial measurement unit (IMU) data with existing building information models or point clouds, which is crucial for achieving precise long-term localization and mapping in indoor, GPS-denied environments. Our proposed framework, SLAM2REF, introduces a novel approach for automatic alignment and map extension utilizing reference 3D maps. The methodology is supported by a sophisticated multi-session anchoring technique, which integrates novel descriptors and registration methodologies. Real-world experiments reveal the framework’s remarkable robustness and accuracy, surpassing current state-of-the-art methods. Our open-source framework’s significance lies in its contribution to resilient map data management, enhancing processes across diverse sectors such as construction site monitoring, emergency response, disaster management, and others, where fast-updated digital 3D maps contribute to better decision-making and productivity. Moreover, it offers advancements in localization and mapping research. Link to the repository: https://github.com/MigVega/SLAM2REF, Data: https://doi.org/10.14459/2024mp1743877.
Analysis of the barriers and possible approaches for adopting Industry 4.0 in the fertilizer sector of Bangladesh
Authors: Shabur Md. Abdus , Ali Md. Farhad , Alam Md. Mukter 
Published: July 2024

AbstractIndustry 4.0 is gaining significant attention and recognition in both academic and practical spheres since to its potential to deliver substantial advantages to various industries and enable novel applications. This research aims to investigate the fertilizer production industry, evaluating its current state and identifying the barriers impeding the implementation of Industry 4.0 in this domain. The first investigation on Industry 4.0’s current state in Bangladesh entailed visiting and surveying five significant fertilizer companies. Approximately 50% of the components associated with Industry 4.0 have been successfully integrated into these manufacturing facilities. In order to ascertain the causes behind this negative circumstance, a research study was undertaken to uncover the barriers that are hindering the successful Industry 4.0 implementation. Based on the views expressed by a board of ten experts from industry and university, it has been determined that nine out of the twelve issues initially identified are deemed to be significant hurdles. A widely known decision-making approach based on numerous factors, the Best–Worst Method (BWM) was used to evaluate the ranking of these nine difficulties. Insufficient knowledge about Industry 4.0 was determined to be the most significant barrier, while the possibility of job loss was determined to be the least significant. The ranking was further improved by conducting a sensitivity analysis. Subsequently, many pragmatic strategies for overcoming these obstacles are discussed. This study is expected to have a substantial impact on the fertilizer business in Bangladesh by providing valuable insights to industry owners, policymakers, and stakeholders, therefore facilitating their adoption of the fourth industrial revolution.
Analysis of paratransit crimes in Akure, Nigeria
Authors: Adeniran Adetayo Olaniyi , Ilugbami Olanrewaju Joseph , Olorunfemi Samuel Oluwaseyi , Ojo Thomas Kolawole 
Published: July 2024

Abstract
Background
Paratransit is a system that operates along a more or less defined route and then stops to take passengers on demand. They offer on-demand door-to-door service from any origin to any destination in a service area, and are operated by public transit agencies, community groups or not-for-profit organizations, and for-profit private companies or operators. In transit, criminal acts including rape, kidnapping and/or abduction, robbery, carjacking, vehicle theft, and even acts of terrorism are committed. These crimes are occasionally committed by other passengers since not every individual who boards a vehicle is a real traveller. This study examined the incidence of paratransit crimes in Akure, Nigeria using a Secured System Approach.

Results
This study employed a household-based form of sampling to select the study locations in Akure. Convenient sampling was used to select two streets in each of the residential areas from which one hundred and twenty (120) houses were sampled purposively. The questionnaire was used to gather the primary data, with descriptive analysis. The study found that most of the transit crimes were perpetuated with taxi and motorcycles. Also, kidnapping was the major transit crimes in Akure. The Oba-Adesida road and Arakale road (situated along the study areas) were the hotspots for transit crimes in Akure. Finally, the respondents did not have a good perception of the proactiveness, integrity, reliability, respectability, and trustworthiness of security agencies regarding paratransit crimes in Akure.

Conclusions
Incidence of paratransit crimes in Akure, Nigeria was explored among residents in Akure households. Kidnapping was dominant in Akure along Oba-Adesida and Arakale road, and mostly perpetuated with taxi and motorcycles. Since the participant did not have a good perception concerning the proactiveness, integrity, reliability, respectability, and trustworthiness of security agencies in Akure. Recommendations were suggested.