bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Anaemia and Nutritional Status of Adolescent girls and Policy interventions in India: A Roadblock for Sustainable Development
Authors: Gautam Upma , Tewari Deeksha Bajpai , Gautam Upma , Das Priya 
Published: October 2023

Thesis Statement: National and international policy documents have consistently placed a premium on adolescent nutrition improvement. While the health and well-being of children aged 14 to 19 is a critical indicator of a country's economic growth, the same is always argued to be even more so for females of the same age. Malnutrition's detrimental effects on young females aged 14–19 is of particular concern to health planners.
Methodology: Using data from the NFHS-03 (2005–06), NFHS-04 (2015–16), and NFHS-05 (2019-20) surveys, the current study examines the impact of two key policies, the Rashtriya Kishor Swasthaya Karyakram (2019-20) and the Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health Program (2005–2014) on the health status of adolescent girls.
Results: The study found a strong link between adolescent nutritional and anaemic status, teen pregnancy, and child marriage. Additionally, the disparity between resources allocated and expenditure under Rashtriya Kishor Swasthaya Karyakram has a detrimental effect on the nutritional status of adolescent girls in Indian states.
Conclusion and implications: Given that, despite legal interventions, child marriage and teenage pregnancy continue to occur in Indian states, policy interventions and serious implementation become essential for not only improving the health of the female cohort, but also for the future well-being of the next generation. Literacy levels of women and their anaemic status bear a significant negative correlation. Not just the literacy levels, but longer the time the girls have attended school also has a significant negative impact on their anaemic status. Thus, literacy and health and wellbeing of adolescent Indian women bear a significant relationship and poses to be two sides of a coin.

Keywords: Adolescent girls, Adolescent Reproductive and Sexual Health Program, Anaemia, Nutrition, Sustainable development goals
Environmental and Climate Culture for Sustainability: Experiences from Engineering Undergraduate Programs
Authors: Sosa Alcaraz Mayanin , Campos Chuc Fátima , Santos Valencia Raúl , Garrido Vivas Perla 
Published: October 2023

The educational system should contribute to the resolution of the socio-environmental crises that society faces today. Climate change is one of those problems that affects everyone on the planet. In fact, research is beginning to emerge about the importance of educating for the climate and sustainability; particularly, the identification of some practices and engineering projects related to climate change. However, this issue needs to be included in the teaching-learning processes in all educational programs. This analysis presents the perception of engineering students about climate change and sustainability, as well as its application in climate and sustainable action projects. This research was qualitative, focusing on the 'sustainable development' course delivered at the Tecnologico Nacional de Mexico, from educational practice in seven engineering undergraduate programs. A combination of four exploratory questions and project-based learning were applied to engineering students to identify key elements in the perception and conceptualization of climate change, sustainable development, and climate education. The results show that the students are aware of what is happening with the earth's temperature and global warming; some of them also showed project initiatives to address a climate or environmental problem. Engineering education have great potential to contribute to solving environmental and climate problems.
Key Words: climate education, environment, sustainable development, engineering education, Mexico.
Sustainable Inland Waterway Transportation Systems: Framework Proposal
Authors: Pratas João , Garrido Susana , Pimentel Carina 
Published: October 2023

Large cities are widely recognized as major contributors to climate change due to their high energy demand and heavy reliance on on-road transportation. Urban mobility today brings additional concerns about predicted demands arising from people's necessities of living in cities and their respective needs to travel in different forms, either for personal or professional purposes. This study based on a literature review and case studies analysis proposes a framework to support the implementation of Sustainable Inland Waterway Transportation Systems as an alternative to road transport. The proposed framework is tested in São Paulo City (Brazil). In the implementation of a sustainable inland waterway transportation system, the following factors were identified as strategic: user characteristics and behaviour, operators’ characteristics and behaviour, investment in infrastructures, regulation and taxation, and Government. Infrastructure and strategic planning are areas that deserve further investigation. Research could focus on developing strategies for efficient routing, taking into account various potential limitations, water navigability, vessel capacity, traffic management, and transshipment locations. Intermodality between different transport modes is a crucial area that needs to be addressed to ensure full integration into the multimodal network. Investigating connectivity and information sharing systems between modes would enhance the overall efficiency and attractiveness of waterway transportation in the city's ecosystem.
Keywords: transportation, waterway, framework, sustainability, case studies.
Career Planning of Scientific-Pedagogical Personnel in Higher Education Institutions
Authors: Litynska Valentyna , Kondratska Ludmyla , Romanovska Liudmila , Kravchyna Tetiana , Chagovets Alla , Kalaur Svitlana 
Published: October 2023

The article systematizes approaches to the interpretation of the concepts "career" and "career planning" of scientific-pedagogical personnel in higher education institution. The structural-logical scheme for the step-by-step career planning of higher education institutions’ scientific-pedagogical personnel is developed in the article. It is proposed to use 6 consecutive stages for planning the career of scientific-pedagogical personnel: making a management decision on the feasibility and necessity of organizing the career planning of scientific-pedagogical personnel in higher education institution, developing a plan-schedule for planning the career of scientific-pedagogical personnel of higher education institution, formation of initial database of individual data of higher education institutions’ scientific-pedagogical staff, assessment of professional and personal qualities of scientific-pedagogical staff of higher education institution, development of individual career planning maps of scientific-pedagogical staff of higher education institution, formation of favorable social and psychological conditions of successful career advancement of scientific-pedagogical staff of higher education institution. In addition, at each stage, it is absolutely necessary to monitor the implementation of the career plan of scientific-pedagogical personnel.
With the help of correlation analysis, the conformity indicators of scientific-pedagogical personnel (which must be used at the stage of evaluating their professional and personal qualities) are determined.

Keywords: Career; Planning; Education, Conformity Indicators; Correlational Analysis
Determinants of Children U5 Mortality due to Malaria in Ghana
Authors: Amoako Martha , Potůček Martin , Verter Nahanga 
Published: October 2023

Sustainable development cannot be fulfilled without developing an effective health sector to address health-related issues among children, especially in underdeveloped countries like Ghana. Malaria, in particular, has been identified as a significant disease and cause of death among children under five years of age (U5) in Ghana, although it has drastically reduced in recent years. Against this background, this paper attempts to assess some factors that may have determined the development of U5 mortality due to malaria in Ghana using time series data from 2000-2019. The OLS regression results indicate that domestic government health expenditure, clean drinking water and insecticide-treated nets have a negative connection with children U5 mortality due to malaria in the country. The findings also show a weak positive relationship between malaria infection prevalence and U5 mortality from malaria. Contrary to prior expectations, the results reveal a negative relationship between low birth weight, overweight, stunted, and children U5 mortality from malaria infection. The study concludes that addressing malaria cases among children U5 would greatly depend on building and sustaining resource redistribution through strategic policy, reliable funding, and effective health institutions to tackle malaria incidence and deaths among U5 in the country.
Keywords: healthcare, health expenditure, ITNs, malaria, potable water, U5 mortality
The Reality of Practicing Environmental Citizenship Behaviors "A Study Applied to Beneficiaries from Community Associations Services in Ha'il"
Authors: Eldiasty Ali , Ibrahim Neveen , Soliman Manal , ALShammary Mona H. , Helal Ibrahim 
Published: October 2023

The study aimed at investigating the reality of environmental citizenship behaviors practice among the beneficiaries from community associations in Ha'il. These behaviors are identified scientifically by national organizations to include environmental personal responsibility, environmental justice and environmental participation. The researchers utilized the sample social survey as an instrument for measuring environmental citizenship behaviors. The research population included 1030 beneficiaries. A random sample of 10%, hundred and three (103) participants, out of the total research population was drawn using the random tables method. Data was collected in the period from (23/5/2022 to 10/11/2022). Findings revealed the highest practiced behaviors as: environmental personal responsibility, environmental justice, and environmental participation with averages of 4.33, 4.23 and 4.08, respectively. Researchers recommended using training programs and providing a local database of individuals' activities that support environmental citizenship behaviors
Key Words: Environmental citizenship behaviors, Environmental personal responsibility, Environmental justice, Environmental participation, Community associations, Ha'il city
Фейк или правда? Как люди распространяют и проверяют слухи онлайн
Authors: Архипова Александра Сергеевна , Радченко Дарья Александровна , Бондарьков Сергей Владимирович , Гаврилова Мария Владимировна , Лощиц Игорь Валерьевич , Петров Никита Викторович , Пейгин Борис Сергеевич 
Published: October 2023

Статья продолжает исследование российской инфодемии, начатое в январе 2020 г. Ее цель — выявить принципы, по которым интернет-пользователи взаимодействуют со слухами о коронавирусе в социальных сетях и в поисковых запросах. Для этого мы собрали базу инфодемических нарративов в социальных сетях (6,2 млн репостов) и изучили поведенческие стратегии пользователей в запросах к поисковым машинам. Хотя конспирологические нарративы остаются самыми популярными в запросах российских пользователей, волнуют их совершенно другие тексты, связанные с повседневными рисками, касающимися права на контроль над телом: возможные пути заражения, ограничительные меры со стороны властей, народные лекарства от коронавируса и так далее. Именно такие сообщения пользователи поисковых машин стремились проверять, добавляя к запросу особые словосочетания — операторы сомнения и уточнения («правда или ложь»). При этом некоторые инфодемические нарративы пользователи были готовы реализовать на практике, добавляя к ним оператор действия — «как приготовить» и «где купить». Анализируя их, мы обнаружили, что к группе наиболее опасных инфодемических нарративов относятся: а) тексты, которые могут спровоцировать бесконтрольный прием аптечных лекарств, и б) тексты, в которых излагаются конспирологические сюжеты и квазимедицинские представления об опасности вакцинации, побуждающие людей к отказу от нее.
Благодарность. Авторы статьи выражают горячую благодарность Тоне Самсоновой, CEO и основателю Durer.ai, основателю TheQuestion.ru, руководителю Yandex.Q (2019—2021) за организацию доступа к данным и возможность заняться этой темой. Н.В. Петров и Д.А. Радченко подготовили статью в рамках гранта, предоставленного Министерством науки и высшего образования Российской Федерации (№ соглашения о предоставлении гранта: 075-15-2022-326).
Writers’ Libraries in Genetic Editions
Authors: Van Hulle Dirk 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
Falls ein Autor eine persönliche Bibliothek hinterlassen hat, wäre es bedauerlich, diese exogenetische Information nicht in eine digitale textgenetische Ausgabe aufzunehmen. Der Beitrag geht von der Hypothese aus, dass eine solche Sachverhalte einbeziehende Form des Edierens auf einer Art des Verknüpfens beruht und dass die Herstellung von Verknüpfungen eine der wichtigen Aufgaben des Editors ist. In dieser Eigenschaft als Verknüpfer spielt der Editor eine zentrale Rolle in der kulturellen Vermittlung (‘cultural negotiation’) von Text, Kontext, Leser und Selbstdarstellung des Autors.
Kontrollierte Vokabularien und historische Semantiken
Authors: Hegel Philipp , Krewet Michael , Brandl Simon 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
Controlled vocabularies are a common component in applications of linked data in order to connect digital resources. There are applications in the Humanities and digital editions, too. Two scenarios are described in some detail. The first concerns the analysis of annotations on manuscripts of Aristotle’s De interpretatione. In conjunction with transcriptions, the usage of authority files in metadata as well of domain specific vocabularies helps in this example to find stemmatological relations between glosses and diagrams in some of the manuscripts. The second example is not about a text-critical application but about the creation of the thesaurus for a commentary on Michael Maier’s Atalanta fugiens, that is a multimodal, figurative and dense written book by today’s standards. The question is raised as to what extent a controlled vocabulary with its concepts and the implicit semantics of the relations between them can be of a heuristic value for the reconstruction of this historical, alchemical concepts in its dynamics and alterity.
Implizites und explizites Vermitteln?
Authors: Acquavella-Rauch Stefanie 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
Thinking about knowledge transfer in hybrid music editions raises follow-up questions, since music editions can traditionally be characterised by a coexistence of scholarly-critical and practical approaches. The article focuses in particular on implicit and explicit aspects of three interrelated dimensions of transfer: the concept of the edition, internal communication processes, and performance-related editorial acts. The author argues that in scholarly hybrid editions, which are also intended for musical practice, several issues of knowledge transfer are implicit: in the overall aim of the edition, in the presentation of edited texts and critical notes, and in the consideration of user groups. The article discusses the importance of transmitting the concept of the edition to the editorial team involved. Project leaders play an important role in establishing communication structures, organising the many steps of an edition, and facilitating smooth collaboration between project members from different academic disciplines. Finally, the article explores the ways in which the feasibility of an edition is consciously or unconsciously present during the editing process, and the extent to which editors perform an inherent mediating function.
Im „Experimentierstadium“
Authors: Nutt-Kofoth Rüdiger 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
The anthology Texte und Varianten (ed. by Gunter Martens and Hans Zeller, 1971) was ground-breaking for scholarly editing, especially in the German-speaking world. This article looks at some of the reasons while examining its social, disciplinary, and literary-theoretical context. The effect of the anthology and the procedure of its two editors, which was extremely successful with regard to the scholarly field, can be summarised as follows: (1) on the thematic level: systematically field-developing, (2) on the status-social or scholarly-sociological level: generation-specific field-occupying, (3) on the influence-segmenting scholarly tradition level: consistently subfield-accentuating, and (4) on the disciplinary level: tending to field-autonomy.
Kritische Edition, Neudruck, Digitalisat
Authors: van de Löcht Joana 
Published: October 2023

Abstract
Starting with Rolf Tarot’s article on the edition of early modern texts in the volume Texte und Varianten (Texts and Variants, 1971) and the subsequent process of reaching an understanding about the practical handling of texts from the period between 1500 and 1750, an overview of the evolution of this discussion from the 1970s to the present is given. On the one hand, the medial development from the conventional transcription to the reprint and the availability of digitized texts is retraced. On the other hand, the influence of the availability of scans on the research process is discussed, as well as the challenges this poses for current editorial projects of early modern texts. These lie less in the area of textual constitution, but rather in the commentary-based analysis and reconstruction of historical textual networks.
Thiol reductive stress activates the hypoxia response pathway
Authors: Ravi  , Kumar Ajay , Bhattacharyya Shalmoli , Singh Jogender 
Published: October 2023

AbstractOwing to their capability to disrupt the oxidative protein folding environment in the endoplasmic reticulum (ER), thiol antioxidants, such as dithiothreitol (DTT), are used as ER‐specific stressors. We recently showed that thiol antioxidants modulate the methionine‐homocysteine cycle by upregulating an S‐adenosylmethionine‐dependent methyltransferase, rips‐1, in Caenorhabditis elegans. However, the changes in cellular physiology induced by thiol stress that modulate the methionine‐homocysteine cycle remain uncharacterized. Here, using forward genetic screens in C. elegans, we discover that thiol stress enhances rips‐1 expression via the hypoxia response pathway. We demonstrate that thiol stress activates the hypoxia response pathway. The activation of the hypoxia response pathway by thiol stress is conserved in human cells. The hypoxia response pathway enhances thiol toxicity via rips‐1 expression and confers protection against thiol toxicity via rips‐1‐independent mechanisms. Finally, we show that DTT might activate the hypoxia response pathway by producing hydrogen sulfide. Our studies reveal an intriguing interaction between thiol‐mediated reductive stress and the hypoxia response pathway and challenge the current model that thiol antioxidant DTT disrupts only the ER milieu in the cell.
Replication‐induced DNA secondary structures drive fork uncoupling and breakage
Authors: Williams Sophie L , Casas‐Delucchi Corella S , Raguseo Federica , Guneri Dilek , Li Yunxuan , Minamino Masashi , Fletcher Emma E , Yeeles Joseph TP , Keyser Ulrich F , Waller Zoë AE , Di Antonio Marco , Coster Gideon 
Published: October 2023

AbstractSequences that form DNA secondary structures, such as G‐quadruplexes (G4s) and intercalated‐Motifs (iMs), are abundant in the human genome and play various physiological roles. However, they can also interfere with replication and threaten genome stability. Multiple lines of evidence suggest G4s inhibit replication, but the underlying mechanism remains unclear. Moreover, evidence of how iMs affect the replisome is lacking. Here, we reconstitute replication of physiologically derived structure‐forming sequences to find that a single G4 or iM arrest DNA replication. Direct single‐molecule structure detection within solid‐state nanopores reveals structures form as a consequence of replication. Combined genetic and biophysical characterisation establishes that structure stability and probability of structure formation are key determinants of replisome arrest. Mechanistically, replication arrest is caused by impaired synthesis, resulting in helicase‐polymerase uncoupling. Significantly, iMs also induce breakage of nascent DNA. Finally, stalled forks are only rescued by a specialised helicase, Pif1, but not Rrm3, Sgs1, Chl1 or Hrq1. Altogether, we provide a mechanism for quadruplex structure formation and resolution during replication and highlight G4s and iMs as endogenous sources of replication stress.
Eating behavior: disorders and how to assess them
Authors: Eliashevich S. O. , Nunes Araukho D. D. , Drapkina O. M. 
Published: October 2023

In medicine and psychology, the study of human behavioral responses to various stimuli has more than 100 years. Eating behavior is a special form of interaction between an individual and food, including a complex of unconditioned reflexes and conscious decisions that determines the amount and composition of food eaten under various conditions. The authors undertook an analysis of current data regarding the classification of eating disorders, as well as known methods of diagnostic evaluation.
Краткосрочное прогнозирование активной мощности энергосистемы Республики Таджикистан с использованием нейронных сетей
Authors: Вялкова Светлана Александровна , Надтока Иван Иванович , Махмадджонов Фируз Додарджонович 
Published: October 2023

Введение. Проанализированы графики среднесуточных значений активной мощности и температуры воздуха энергосистемы Республики Таджикистан за 2020 и 2021 гг. Исследованы взаимосвязи активной мощности с температурой воздуха в нормальных режимах работы энергосистемы.
Цели и задачи. Для повышения качества диспетчерского управления и планирования балансов мощности разработана новая модель краткосрочного прогнозирования электропотребления.
Методы и результаты. Предложена математическая модель для краткосрочного прогнозирования суточных графиков активной мощности энергосистемы с учетом температуры воздуха на основе нейронной сети с долгосрочной памятью LSTM. Представленный вариант модели позволил найти зависимость между активной мощностью и температурой воздуха при помощи особой разновидности архитектуры. Выполнено прогнозирование суточных графиков активной мощности.
Заключение. Результаты тестирования разработанной прогнозной модели в течение месяца для августа 2020 и 2021 гг. показали, что абсолютные процентные ошибки не превышают 3,5 %.
“STRING OF BEADS” IN A PATIENT WITH RENOVASCULAR HYPERTENSION (CLINICAL CASE)
Authors: Savicheva Alena A. , Berns Svetlana A. , Almazova Ilda I. , Kuznetsova Irina V. , Khatri Denis N. , Rudenko Boris A. , Kuznetsova Maria V. , Drapkina Oksana M. 
Published: October 2023

HighlightsFibromuscular dysplasia (FMD) is an idiopathic, non-atherosclerotic muscular layer artery lesion predominantly affecting the carotid and renal arteries. This pathology is quite rare in the general population and is most often diagnosed in women. In this article, on the example of a clinical case, up-to-date information is presented regarding the features of the clinical picture, diagnostic and therapeutic algorithms in patients with FMD, which may be useful for physicians of different specialties. AbstractArterial hypertension in young people is most common cause of another disease. The task of the physician who encounters such a patient is to make up a specific plan for further action.Despite the low fibromuscular dysplasia incidence in the population, this disease is relevant for differential diagnosis in young patients with arterial hypertension. The presented clinical case clearly shows that a timely diagnosis and timely treatment can help to prevent the development of complications and improve the patient's quality of life.