bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Macrozoobenthos diversity and heavy metal contamination inFaunus aterin the Rasian and Asahan rivers in the southern coast of Aceh, Indonesia
Authors: Ramadhaniaty Mutia , Ulfah Maria , Nurfadillah Nurfadillah , Amienatun Tien , Syukran Muhammad , Razi Nanda M. , Khalidin Khalidin , Muchlisin Zainal A. 
Published: February 2024

SummaryMacrozoobenthos is a sedentary aquatic biota and is often used as a bioindicator for assessing water conditions. Therefore, this study aimed to investigate the species diversity of the macrozoobenthos and to analyze the heavy metal contamination inFaunus aterin the Rasian and Asahan estuaries in Aceh Province, Indonesia. The sampling was carried out in July 2022 on a squared transect of 1 m × 1 m for the collection of macrozoobenthos samples at random locations. The results showed that there were 17 macrozoobenthos species from both locations, of which 14 species were found in the Rasian River estuary and seven species in the Asahan River estuary. The diversity index of macrozoobenthos was in a moderate category.Terebralia sulcatahad a higher density in the Asahan River, whileF. aterhad a higher density in the Rasian River. The results of the heavy metal analysis in theF. atersample showed that this macrozoobenthos was contaminated by mercury, cadmium, and lead, of which the concentration of mercury exceeded the threshold limit, and they are, therefore, not safe for consumption.
Foreign ownership and gender differences in pay: causal evidence from a sample of Polish workers
Authors: Taylor Larry W. , Hyclak Thomas J. , Sedlak Piotr , Adamchik Vera A. 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
The study attempts to estimate the causal relationship between foreign company ownership and wages that is driven by ownership per se, and not by observable or unobservable worker and firm characteristics. We employ proprietary data from surveys conducted by Sedlak & Sedlak, a major Polish HR consulting firm, with our pooled cross-section data set comprising over 300,000 men and 250,000 women working in the Polish labor market between 2013 and 2017. The foreign-firm wage premium is estimated by several techniques, ranging from ordinary least squares and two-stage least squares to a recently developed frequentist RX-2SLS econometric procedure that relaxes IV assumptions via the exclusion restriction. Our major findings are: (1) regardless of gender, Polish workers employed by majority foreign capital firms earn a significant wage premium; and (2) the foreign-firm wage premium is substantially larger for women, suggesting that the wage policies used by foreign-owned firms in Poland have an equalizing effect on the gender wage gap.
A temperature measurement technique using optical channel as a signal transmitting media
Authors: Ghosh Anindya , Kumar Brajesh , Sharma Sushila , Chaudhary Vinay Kumar , Sarkar Rajan 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
Temperature measurement and transmission of a signal safely to the control room for further processing is important for the process industry. In this paper, a modified head-mounted temperature measurement system using a thermocouple with opto-isolation has been developed. Here, the thermocouple is connected to the terminals, mounted on the ceramic base in the head of the thermo-well. It consists of two signal conditioners for thermocouple and AD590, both signal conditioning outputs applied to a summer circuit. The output of the summer circuit which is in the range of 1.73–3.43V, adjusted by a signal conditioning circuit, is applied to the middle electrode of Mach-Zehnder interferometer (MZI). MZI produces normalized optical signals according to the variations in temperature. These optical signals are then transmitted to the control room safely in the inflammable process industry. The transmitted signals are demodulated in the control room and then sent to the PC through an Opto-isolator circuit and DAS card. The necessary theory as well as mathematical equation has been derived. The experimental and simulation results are reported here.
So much more than news: Revisiting press epochs from an explorative study of non-news genres in Danish newspapers, 1918–2018
Authors: Willig Ida , Bengtsson Mette , Blach-Ørsten Mark , Jørndrup Hanne 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
Newspapers are so much more than news content. However, the history of journalism is typically told through studies of news genres or news epochs. In this article, we test the theory of three epochs of Danish press history in an explorative study of non-news genres, as exemplified by letters to the editor, editorials, and “celebratory items” on birthdays and deaths. Through an investigation of newspapers from 1918 to 2018, we demonstrate how these non-news forms were established in the first half of the twentieth century, were institutionalised during the period after World War II, and have been transitioning over the past two decades. This confirms the theory of the partisan press epoch, the omnibus press epoch, and the segment press epoch in Danish press history. At the same time, this study expands our understanding of these three press epochs by showing how the non-news genres provided in printed newspapers are important in the construction of readers as a class in the partisan press period; as a population in the omnibus press period; and, most recently, as elites in the segment press period.
CIENCIOMETRIA E BIBLIOMETRIA DO ESTUDO DE GEOTECNOLOGIAS E SANEAMENTO NA REGIÃO DE PORTO MURTINHO-MS
Authors: Corrêa Nelison Ferreira , Paranhos Filho Antonio Conceição , Ribeiro Vinícius de Oliveira , Diodato Jonailce Oliveira 
Published: February 2024

Objetivo: Mapear a produção científica e, simultaneamente, destacar lacunas de pesquisa específicas, oferecendo uma visão abrangente do estado atual do conhecimento na interseção entre geotecnologias e saneamento na região de Porto Murtinho/MS
Referencial teórico: Uma análise sistemática de estudos científicos fornece a identificação de tendências e características específicas em diversas áreas do saber. A Bibliometria se associa à Cienciometria, concentrando-se na medição quantitativa da comunicação científica e no avanço do conhecimento científico.
Método: Esta abordagem de pesquisa utiliza métodos quantitativos para examinar a produção científica e a distribuição de trabalhos científicos nesse campo específico. Dessa forma, mapeamos as teses e dissertações existentes na Biblioteca de Teses e Dissertações (BDTD), identificamos as fontes de publicação predominantes e demonstramos lacunas no conhecimento existente.
Resultados e conclusão: A escassez de estudos sobre geoprocessamento em Porto Murtinho decorre de limitações de exploração na área, recursos escassos e especialização requerida. A falta de divulgação local também afeta a visibilidade. Essa carência destaca a urgência de mais pesquisas e contribuições acadêmicas, focando em desafios específicos. Conscientizar sobre a importância de explorar essa área deve motivar a busca por novas perspectivas e soluções.
Implicações da pesquisa: Orientar futuras pesquisas e estratégias de desenvolvimento na área, contribuindo assim para o progresso e aprimoramento das práticas relacionadas ao saneamento em Porto Murtinho.
Originalidade/valor: Essa revisão da literatura evita redundâncias, garante a eficiência dos recursos empregados em novas pesquisas, valida e contextualiza os resultados obtidos, fortalecendo a adição das descobertas.
Equity Funds in Brazil: A Possible Mitigation for The Global Crises
Authors: Vasconcellos Fabio , Teixeira Arilda 
Published: February 2024

Purpose: The study aims to elucidate the capacity of Brazilian equity funds to attenuate the repercussions of global financial crises on their domestic markets.

Methods: The research utilized a longitudinal analysis spanning from 2007 to 2021 to investigate the resilience of local equity funds amid worldwide economic disturbances.

Results and Discussion: The findings revealed that local equity funds exhibited notable resilience during global economic crises. The heterogeneity of Brazilian assets was inferred to potentially offer advantages for global investors seeking to allocate their resources within the Brazilian market. An inverse relationship was discerned between the performance of Brazilian equity funds and market indices during crisis intervals, suggesting that emerging markets like Brazil could serve as conduits for diversification during periods of global economic volatility. The study also highlights the importance of regulatory policies tailored to the prevailing circumstances in enhancing the ability of these funds to bolster market resilience.

Implications of the Research: This research implies that the Brazilian regulatory framework and the acumen of fund managers play pivotal roles in countering the detrimental impacts of global crises on the domestic market. It suggests that investors may benefit from diversifying their portfolios by including Brazilian equity funds, especially during times of global financial uncertainty.

Originality/Value: The study contributes to the literature by providing a comprehensive analysis of the resilience of Brazilian equity funds during global financial crises, highlighting the unique advantages of Brazilian assets for global investors. It also underscores the significance of adaptive regulatory policies in maintaining market stability during economic disturbances.
Statutes of Limitation and Fairness in The Collection of Private Pension Contributions in South America: A Discussion for Reflection
Authors: Zúñiga Jorge Antonio Sánchez , Cueva Paulo César Callupe 
Published: February 2024

Objective: The objective of this research is to analyze the regulatory frameworks on statute of limitations and judicial collection of contributions to private pension funds in 10 South American countries.

Method: In this study, a systematic review was carried out based on the criteria of the PRISMA method, which facilitated the order in the information search process. The databases used were Web of Science, Scopus and PubMed, and no limits were set on the date of publication of the articles.

Results and conclusion: Based on the selection of studies, a total of 20 studies that met the inclusion criteria were included. Common patterns were identified in the enforcement proceedings, but divergences in the statute of limitations periods in force between 3 and 10 years according to the legislation of each country. The analysis of the doctrinal debate revealed opposing technical arguments on the extension of these periods. In conclusion, there is a need for a country-specific approach and a balanced weighting of positions when reforming this sensitive area affecting regional pension systems.

Research implications: This research establishes that regulatory frameworks are in need of pension reform to safeguard the integrity of vulnerable people.

Originality/value: This study contributes to the reflection on the political and judicial structures that allow marginalized or economically vulnerable groups to have efficient access to justice.
Amplifying Brand Advocacy Through an Evolving Trend in The Future Research: Bibliometric Analysis
Authors: Suwarsi Sri , Fauzan Nizar , Fahzaria Nabilla Anasty 
Published: February 2024

Objective: The purpose of this article is to investigate brand advocacy reviews and conduct a systematic analysis utilizing bibliometric analysis to investigate the evolving research in the marketing sector, specifically consumer behavior.

Method: Based on a bibliometric examination of 736 research publications from the Scopus data-based index from 2010 to 2023, this study employed citation, co-citation, and co-occurrence of authors' keyword analysis.

Results and conclusion: This current study elucidates the development of brand advocacy research during the past decade. The research on brand loyalty for service marketing among young clients reveals three areas of particular significance. In addition to studies on brand advocacy and the potential future direction of this research subject, no other topics are covered.

Implications of the research: This study is limited by its reliance on a single database and its inability to provide contextual information regarding the citation structure of the publications discovered throughout the review process.

Originality/value: This study aims to identify the philosophical framework of brand advocacy literature and to trace the sector's historical development.
Massive blood loss during highly traumatic surgical intervention in pediatric oncology (clinical case)
Authors: Matinyan N. V. , Belousova E. I. , Tsintsadze A. A. , Kuznetsov D. A. , Kovaleva E. A. , Kazantsev A. P. , Sagoyan G. B. , Suleymanova A. M. , Rubanskaya M. V. , Varfolomeeva S. R. 
Published: February 2024

Introduction. Massive perioperative blood loss that accompanies major surgical interventions is a specific critical condition, the pathogenesis of which is dominated by severe hypovolemia, anemia, and threatening coagulopathy in combination with powerful shockogenic sympathoadrenal stress. Both massive blood loss itself and massive transfusion are associated with a significant risk of serious complications, including death. It is worth noting that information on the survival of patients after replacement of several circulating blood volume (CBV) is limited, and most of the articles are devoted to adult patients with highly traumatic surgical interventions.The objective was to present the experience in managing the patient with blood loss of more than 5.5 CBV according to the MT protocol adopted at the Research Institute of Pediatric Oncology and Hematology. The 3-year-old patient underwent surgical intervention in the following volume: median laparotomy, nephradrenalectomy on the right (lesion 10–15–20 cm in size), paracaval and aortocaval lymph node dissection (conglomerate 7–8 cm in size), resection of S5-S6-S7 liver segments, resection of the right domes of the diaphragm. During the surgical intervention of 440 minutes (7.3 hours), the total blood loss was 5.5 CBV (5.500 ml).Results. After surgery, he was transferred to prolonged assisted ventilation of the lungs, the duration of which was 2 days. On the 3rd day after the operation, adjuvant polychemotherapy was started. 17 days after the operation, the patient was transferred to the specialized department for further treatment. The patient was alive for a year after surgery.Conclusion. Maintenance of homeostasis, normothermia, normocoagulation through basic infusion therapy with balanced crystalloid solutions, targeted transfusion therapy with the introduction of fresh frozen plasma, transfusion of donor platelets and donor erythrocytes/autoerythrocytes during anesthesia in the child with extremely massive blood loss, contributed to early post-anesthetic rehabilitation, provided the opportunity to continue special treatment in the intensive care unit.
Patient advance care planning in end of life care: international data review
Authors: Sergienko S. K. , Reznik O. N. 
Published: February 2024

Intensive care allows maintaining the vital functions of patients with irreversible brain damage for a long time. Under appropriate criteria, human death is determined by brain death, but most patients die after an undetermined period from the inevitable complications. Our legislation does not allow stopping futile treatment and letting a hopeless patient die naturally. In Russia, patient’s right to autonomy and self-determination is fulfilled through the informed consent or refusal to medical intervention. An adult comatose patient with a brain damage isn’t able to make this decision and sign the consent or refusal form, doesn’t have a Health Care Agent, and the medical council makes decision. In this situation, proper treatment is performed regardless of the prognosis. Even if the patient would prefer to die with dignity and comfort, his right to decide cannot be realized.In many countries of the world, there has long been a practice of the advance care planning in case the patient is unable to decide. A person signs advance directives, appoints a Health Care Agent for the medical decision-making. Based on the documented preferences of the patient and communication with his surrogate, doctors can limit the life-sustaining treatment for a hopeless patient and allow him to die. The presented analysis of international data provides basic information for the discussion of the possibility of advance care planning in our country.
The Effects of Acorn Flour on Some Quality Characteristics of Chicken Patties
Authors: Fadıloğlu Eylem Ezgi , Ergezer Haluk 
Published: February 2024

The study was carried out to develop chicken patties by incorporating acorn flour as a meat replacer at 3%, 6%, and 9% levels in the formulation. For this purpose, the chemical (moisture, protein, fat, ash), pH, thiobarbituric acid (TBA), and color analyses in the raw and cooked chicken patties were analyzed. In addition, the cooking properties (cooking yield, diameter reduction, thickness reduction), functional properties (moisture and fat retention) and sensory properties were examined on cooked chicken patties. There were significant changes in the chemical, cooking, functional, and color properties of chicken patties with acorn flour. The moisture and protein values decreased, in both raw and cooked samples incorporated with acorn flour but fat level increased only in raw acorn flour added samples. Lightness (L*) and redness (a*) values decreased significantly. The addition of acorn flour caused an increase in b* values of raw samples and a decrease in cooked samples. Acorn flour was not effective in preventing lipid oxidation. The addition of acorn flour contents in chicken patties improved functional and cooking properties, decreased cooking loss, and increased moisture and fat retention. The use of acorn flour improved the quality parameters of patties, but the addition of acorn flour resulted in a darker color in patties. The use of acorn flour in chicken meatballs did not negatively affect sensory properties except color. In conclusion, acorn flour can be used as a filler and binder in chicken patties.
Architektura przedsoborowa Dominikusa Böhma a zapowiedź posoborowej odnowy liturgicznej. Studium przypadku – Kościół Św. Józefa w Zabrzu.
Authors: Bogdan Mirosław 
Published: February 2024

Artykuł opisując syntezę liturgii i architektury udowadnia, że budowany w zgodzie z międzynarodowym Ruchem Liturgicznym z pierwszej połowy XX wieku kościół św. Józefa w Zabrzu zawsze służył i dalej dobrze służy obszarowi Liturgii Świętej. Jego twórca Dominikus Böhm starał się dokonać architektonicznej syntezy dwóch obrazów obiektu sakralnego, tego wyobrażającego kościół jako Dom Boży oraz tego wyobrażającego kościół jako dom wspólnoty wierzących. Artykuł prezentuje symbiozę przedsoborowej i posoborowej twórczej intuicji Böhma gdzie uszanowanie tradycji i konserwatyzm współegzystuje z duchem modernizmu XX wieku. Gdy opisuje się oryginalną fasadę kościoła w Zabrzu oraz jego plan odwołuje się do historycznych stylowych inspiracji oraz języka symbolicznego zastosowanego w kościele św. Józefa gdy wszystko to służy dobru architektury i liturgii. Uwzględnia się jednocześnie inne realizacje sakralne Dominikusa Böhma oraz innych działających w owym czasie architektów. Dotyczy to analizy wnętrz kościelnych o układzie liturgicznym centralnych, podłużnych i tego wszystkiego co przybliża ku sobie w architekturze sakralnej, wspólną drogę historii, teraźniejszości i przyszłości.
Odnowa czy reforma liturgiczna w świetle teologii Benedykta XVI
Authors: Litawa Karol 
Published: February 2024

Zagadnienie odnowy czy reformy liturgicznej wpisuje się w pontyfikat wybitnego teologa i miłośnika liturgii papieża Benedykta XVI. Sam papież określił ją jako „reforma w ciągłości” (la riforma nella continuità), natomiast w ocenie współczesnych teologów - „dynamiczną hermeneutyką ciągłości”. Zarówno w nauczaniu Benedykta XVI, jak i w jego osobistej trosce oars celebrandi, a szczególnie w jego reformie liturgicznej wyraża się nieustanne zabieganie o wcielanie w życie Kościoła i wszystkich jego członków zasadylex orandi – lex credendi. Ta zasada wzajemnej zależności między liturgią a wiarą Kościoła ma prowadzić do ukazania ciągłości sprawowanego kultu oddawanego Bogu.
Customized Matrix Acidizing Simulation for Optimum Acid Placement in Smart Completion Applications Resulting in Homogeneous Acid Placement, A Case Study Review
Authors: Baioumy Basma , Prossaird Sylvain , Rivas Jose , Mustafa Hammad 
Published: February 2024

Abstract
Maximum Reservoir Contact (MRC) wells with up to 10,000 ft laterals are drilled to increase well productivity. It is common to complete such wells with smart liners & inflow control devices (ICDs) for effective stimulation and rate distribution along the horizontal drain, raising the need for high-rate acid stimulation to effectively cover the full drain length. This paper will review the challenges and their remedies in designing high-rate matrix acidizing along with software modeling solutions.
For effective acidization through ICDs, a model was created using simulation software to match the injection profile, pressure drop, and injection rate across each ICD. The simulation model was developed to account for ICD and smart liner completions considering several parameters including, the several number of discharge coefficients for each segment, well completion, reservoir properties, fluid rheology, and the actual treatment fluid properties. After thorough validation, a unique model was customized to match the properties of each well, resulting in maximizing the acid treatment pumping rate, without risking formation breakdown, while assuring homogenous acid distribution across the lateral section.
The pressure outcome of complex smart liner/ICD completion is first validated by comparing available injection profiles of water and perforation friction losses. Based on the results from several carbonate horizontal wells, the mentioned best practices and customized simulation software have proven their capability of simulating the actual pressure profiles throughout the wellbore. It was observed that the pressure profile was affected by several parameters, out of which, the well completion was a main contributing factor. Other parameters affecting the pressure profile were fluid rheology, reservoir rock/fluid properties, and skin effect. The study concluded that using the customized simulation model enabled the achievement of a good match between the simulated pressure profile and the actual pressures that were recorded during the pumping operation. The paper also revealed in detail the important elements that were essential to design effective matrix acid stimulation treatment through smart liner aiming to homogeneously distribute the acid treatment across the lateral section. In conclusion, the study revealed that the customized simulator achieved an accuracy of 95%, which was a remarkable improvement compared to conventional simulations. This paper introduces, for the first time, a customized acid stimulation model for treatments deployed in smart ICD completions. The model was able to match the actual treatment placement with a remarkable accuracy exceeding 95% which helped to optimize the matrix acid treatment and deliver the job more efficiently.