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LIVROS PARADIDÁTICOS NA EDUCAÇÃO ESCOLAR QUILOMBOLA
Authors: Araújo Thays Emanuelly Alves de , Alencar Maria Fernanda dos Santos , Melo Cinthya Torres 
Published: December 2023

Este texto guiado pela questão de que forma a utilização dos livros paradidáticos contribui para a valorização da identidade e do pertencimento étnico das comunidades quilombolas?, busca refletir sobre a Educação Escolar Quilombola e a utilização de materiais de apoio pedagógico- o livro paradidático, nos espaços escolares. Pesquisa bibliográfica, de caráter exploratório, acolhe estudos de Melo (2004), Campello e Silva (2018), Paulucio (2018), Silva (2016), Silva (2020) na discussão da educação escolar quilombola e de um material didático específico que atenda as Diretrizes Curriculares Nacionais para a Educação Escolar Quilombola. A partir deste estudo, verifica-se que ainda é um grande desafio se ter em escolas quilombolas livros didáticos e paradidáticos que representem a cultura e dialogue com os saberes das comunidades quilombolas, aproximando-se da realidade dos educandos e gerando o sentimento de pertença e o reconhecimento das identidades de forma positiva.
Long-Term Natural History of Autoimmune Gastritis: Results From a Prospective Monocentric Series
Authors: Miceli Emanuela , Lenti Marco Vincenzo , Gentile Antonella , Gambini Giulia , Petrucci Clarissa , Pitotti Lavinia , Mengoli Caterina , Di Stefano Michele , Vanoli Alessandro , Luinetti Ombretta , Brondino Natascia , Paulli Marco , Anderloni Andrea , Klersy Catherine , Corazza Gino Roberto , Di Sabatino Antonio 
Published: December 2023

INTRODUCTION:The natural history of autoimmune gastritis (AIG) has been poorly described. In this study, we report the long-term natural history and clinical clustering of the full spectrum of AIG, from the potential to the complicated stage.METHODS:Prospective single-center study conducted in a tertiary referral center. Patients with AIG at any stage (0 = potential; 1 = early; 2 = florid; 3 = severe; and 4 = complicated) were enrolled (January 2000–December 2022). The histopathological evolution, the clinical presentation, and the correlates of evolution of potential AIG were assessed.RESULTS:Four hundred ninety-eight patients with AIG (mean age 56.7 ± 15.2 years, F:M ratio 2.5:1) were included, of whom 93 experienced potential AIG. The maximum disease duration was 27 years (median 18, interquartile range 14–23), while the overall median follow-up was 52 months (interquartile range 12–95). Age was significantly lower in stage 0 compared with that in the other stages. Accidental histologic evidence and hematologic findings were the most common clusters of diagnosis. The overall median rate of progression was 7.29 per 100 persons/yr (95% confidence interval [CI] 6.19–8.59), while the stage-specific rates of progression were 10.85 (stage 0; 95% CI 7.75–15.18), 14.83 (stages 1–2; 95% CI 11.89–18.49), and 2.68 (stage 3; 95% CI 1.88–3.84). Newly onset neoplastic complications at follow-up occurred in 41/483 patients (8.5%; 23 neuroendocrine tumors and 18 epithelial dysplasia). No cases of adenocarcinoma were noticed. Male sex was associated with a greater likelihood of evolving from potential AIG to overt AIG.DISCUSSION:AIG is a progressive disorder, with a virtually absent risk of gastric adenocarcinoma. Patients with potential AIG should be monitored because they carry a high risk of evolving into overt AIG.
“In Heaven, at Evening”
Authors: Delnero Paul , Gabbay Uri 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
The article presents an edition of the Old Babylonian Sumerian Eršema “In heaven, at evening” according to the tablet MS 3406, published here for the first time, and parallels. The Eršema describes Inana lamenting her losses and the capture of her spouse Dumuzi.
Taxation and Tax Farming in the Egibi Archive
Authors: Wang Jinyan 
Published: December 2023

AbstractThe Egibi archive contains a group of texts concerning the tax farming activities of Marduk-nāṣir-apli, son of Itti-Marduk-balāṭu, the head of the Egibi family in the third generation (521–487 BCE). This group of texts includes documents that refer to various taxes, such asilkuandqaštu, mostly in the form of receipts, as well as a dossier of arab hanše, Bēl-erība, son of Kalbāya, descendant of Šumu-libši, who was closely involved in the collection ofilku. A detailed analysis and contextualization of these texts reveal theilkutaxation processes, and the roles of therab hanšêBēl-erība and the tax farmer Marduk-nāṣir-apli in these processes. These texts also add more evidence for the taxation on the military fiefs andqaštu-tax in Babylon.
Measurement uncertainty estimation of free drug concentrations in clinical laboratories using equilibrium dialysis
Authors: Rigo-Bonnin Raúl , Mas-Bosch Virgínia , Canalias Francesca 
Published: December 2023

Abstract

Objectives
Developing procedures based on equilibrium dialysis (ED) that allow measuring the free drug concentration in plasma improves therapeutic drug monitoring (TDM) in those cases where its measurement is justified. However, this procedure requires specific sample preparation and presents different pitfalls, which are not error-free. As with any result provided by a clinical laboratory, this one should be as accurate as possible to allow a correct clinical interpretation. The measurement uncertainty (MU) is a parameter that enables the accuracy of results to be known, and that is mandated by ISO 15189. Herein, this study suggests how the MU for the results of the free drug concentrations in serum could be estimated when an ED is used.

Methods
A combination of the top-down and bottom-up approaches was used to estimate the MU based on the ISO/TS 20914:2019 and JCGM 100:2008 guidelines, including the concentration of free phenytoin in serum, as an example. Different scenarios were incorporated considering or not a significant bias related to the primary drawbacks of ED: the non-specific binding, the volume shift effect and the Gibbs-Donnan effect.

Results
The expanded uncertainties estimated ranged between 13.0 and 30.9 %. The highest MU corresponded to the free drug concentrations in serum results when significant biases related to the volume shift and Gibbs-Donnan effects exist.

Conclusions
A detailed estimation of MU for free drug concentrations is presented using ED, considering different scenarios. This study could stimulate clinical laboratories to perform MU studies and its application in TDM.
Analytical interference of intravascular contrast agents with clinical laboratory tests: a joint guideline by the ESUR Contrast Media Safety Committee and the Preanalytical Phase Working Group of the EFLM Science Committee
Authors: van der Molen Aart J. , Krabbe Johannes G. , Dekkers Ilona A. , Geenen Remy W.F. , Bellin Marie-France , Bertolotto Michele , Brismar Torkel B. , Cadamuro Janne , Correas Jean-Michel , Heinz-Peer Gertraud , Langlois Michel R. , Mahnken Andreas H. , Ozben Tomris , Quattrocchi Carlo C. , Radbruch Alexander , Reimer Peter , Roditi Giles , Romanini Laura , Sebastià Carmen , Simundic Ana-Maria , Stacul Fulvio , Clement Olivier 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
The Contrast Media Safety Committee of the European Society of Urogenital Radiology has, together with the Preanalytical Phase Working Group of the EFLM Science Committee, reviewed the literature and updated its recommendations to increase awareness and provide insight into these interferences.
Language assessment in EMI: unravelling the implicit-explicit dichotomy
Authors: Gronchi Michela 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
English Medium Instruction (EMI) is a content-focused approach in which language learning seems to have been sidelined. However, there appear to be some inconsistencies between EMI language objectives and actual practices that are reflected in the assessment phase. The literature has revealed that an implicit-explicit dichotomy is being used to explain the role of language in EMI; here explicit refers to the declared language outcomes as opposed to implicit, meaning implied but not stated. In this study, the description of a Linguistics course taught through the medium of English, the final assignment and its evaluative rubric are critically examined. The overall aim is to discuss discrepancies between language objectives and language assessment and identify a theoretical framework that could explain the implicit-explicit dichotomy in EMI. The present study raises the possibility that the discrepancies between language objectives and assessment criteria could be described in terms of teacher practices and beliefs that diverge from the declared language policy. Findings further indicate that the implicit-explicit dichotomy depends on academic literacies constructs, which have implications for the students’ development of linguistic tacit knowledge, which is learnt experientially but cannot be easily codified.
“Going around it to go into it”: tensions and questions in teacher–researcher work towards a critical translanguaging stance
Authors: Seltzer Kate 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
This article blends autoethnography with other qualitative research methods to address the following question: what tensions and questions emerged as a white, English-dominant researcher and white, English-dominant teachers co-developed a critical, anti-racist translanguaging stance? The co-development of such a stance occurred through a year-long professional development (PD) series on critical translingual approaches to English teaching (Seltzer, Kate. 2020. “My English is its own rule”: Voicing a translingual sensibility through poetry. Journal of Language, Identity and Education 19(5). 297–311), which, unlike many traditional teacher education and development programs, shifted away from “strategies” and “best practices” and instead centered and aimed to unpack ideologies that lead to deficit perceptions and ways of teaching racialized bi/multilingual students. By drawing on three moments from this PD series, I explore and raise questions about how (or whether) the translanguaging co-stance (García, Ofelia, Susana Johnson & Kate Seltzer. 2017. Rejecting abyssal thinking in the language and education of racialized bilinguals: A manifesto. Critical Inquiry in Language Studies 18(3). 203–228; Tian, Zhongfeng & Leah Shepard‐Carey. 2020. (Re) imagining the future of translanguaging pedagogies in TESOL through teacher–researcher collaboration. Tesol Quarterly 54(4). 1131–1143) the teachers and I were developing was as explicitly critical and anti-racist as I intended. To delve into these moments, I mesh data from the PD project with scholarship on whiteness, translanguaging, and raciolinguistic ideologies to explore these tensions and reflect critically on my own ways forward in collaborative translanguaging research with teachers.
Virtual planning for mandible resection and reconstruction
Authors: Probst Florian Andreas , Liokatis Paris , Mast Gerson , Ehrenfeld Michael 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
In mandibular reconstruction, computer-assisted procedures, including virtual surgical planning (VSP) and additive manufacturing (AM), have become an integral part of routine clinical practice. Especially complex cases with extensive defects after ablative tumor surgery benefit from a computer-assisted approach. Various CAD/CAM-manufactured tools such as surgical guides (guides for osteotomy, resection and predrilling) support the transition from virtual planning to surgery. Patient-specific implants (PSIs) are of particular value as they facilitate both osteosynthesis and the positioning of bone elements. Computer-based approaches may be associated with higher accuracy, efficiency, and superior patient outcomes. However, certain limitations should be considered, such as additional costs or restricted availability. In the future, automation of the planning process and augmented reality techniques, as well as MRI as a non-ionizing imaging modality, have the potential to further improve the digital workflow.
Neuerscheinungen zu Nietzsches Musikästhetik und Musikphilosophie
Authors: Rauschelbach Uwe 
Published: December 2023

Abstract

New Publications on Nietzsche’s Musical Aesthetics and Philosophy of Music. The significance of music in Nietzsche’s aesthetic writings is undisputed. However, the question of the role that music played in Nietzsche’s thought and writing process still yields divergent answers which are not free of speculative interpretations. New publications on Nietzsche’s aesthetics of music cover a wide range of themes: from the significance that the syllabic rhythms of Greek antiquity held for Nietzsche to the relationship between sounds and language in poetic texts, for example, and the processes to which Nietzsche applied himself as a composer of music. This makes it very clear that music is not simply a complementary element to express what cannot be said in language, nor is it a form of relief from the tragic perception of life.
Non-local discretization of the isoneutral diffusion operator in a terrain-following climate ocean model
Authors: Blagodatskikh Dmitry V. , Iakovlev Nikolay G. , Volodin Evgenii M. , Gritsun Andrey S. 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
The present paper considers numerical properties of two different approaches to discretization of the isoneutral diffusion. The necessity of an alternative treatment of the isoneutral diffusion in a terrain-following climate ocean model as opposed to the more convenient rotated tensor formalism is studied. A new method of the approximation of the isoneutral diffusion based on a non-local computational stencil is formulated. The validity of the non-local discretization of the isoneutral diffusion operator with regard to a terrain-following vertical coordinate in the INMCM ocean model is demonstrated.
Numerical model of Earth ionosphere F region based on three-dimensional transport and ambipolar diffusion equations
Authors: Kulyamin Dmitry V. , Kostrykin Sergey V. , Ostanin Pavel A. , Dymnikov Valentin P. 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
The paper provides a detailed description of the numerical implementation of the transport scheme in the Earth’s ionosphere three-dimensional dynamical model of the Institute of Numerical Mathematics (INMIM). The presented version of INM-IM model takes into account the global dynamical processes of ion transport and ambipolar diffusion in the altitude range between 100 and 500 km (corresponding to F region). Based upon the splitting method the model solves the equations of ambipolar diffusion on the first split step and incorporates specifically designed advective transport scheme on the second step. The accuracy of transport scheme implementation in the model has been investigated through analytical solutions. The stability of the numerical algorithm has been demonstrated even for cases when transport velocities approaching extreme values.
The study of the local sensitivity of functionals of the optimal solution to observational data and the heat flux input data in a variational assimilation problem for the sea thermodynamics model
Authors: Shutyaev Victor P. , Parmuzin Eugene I. , Gejadze Igor Yu. 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
The problem of variational assimilation of observational data for the sea thermodynamics model is considered with the aim to reconstruct heat fluxes on the sea surface. The local sensitivity of functionals of the solution to the observational data and input data for heat fluxes is studied in the considered problem and the results of numerical experiments are presented for the Black Sea dynamics model.
Enacting Chinese-ness on Arab Land: A Case Study of the Linguistic Landscape of an (Emerging) Chinatown in Multilingual and Multicultural Dubai
Authors: Gu Chonglong 
Published: December 2023

AbstractAn urban space’s linguistic landscape represents a multimodal and multilingual discourse, indexing the historical, socio-political, cultural, and ethnolinguistic aspects of the locale. Contributing to sociolinguistic research in our global cities, this study zooms in on an unexpected Chinese ethnic enclave, or Chinatown, in Dubai, a superdiverse urban space and multilingual contact zone in post-colonial UAE. Drawing on a corpus of authentic LL data taken from Dubai’s emerging ‘Chinatown’, the study shows that a multilingual triad involving Arabic, English and Chinese is a pervasive sight in this area, deviating from the taken-for-granted and ‘choreographed’ bilingual LL in Dubai overall featuring Arabic and English. Notably, Chinese, as an index of ethnic, linguistic, and cultural identity and marker of boundary, is the most prominent and informative, whereas Dubai’s official language Arabic often appears in small font size and is rendered inconspicuous. This gives rise to a scenario I call ‘small-print multilingualism’ – a conscious attempt for small-business owners to include Arabic reluctantly only to get the ‘job’ done and conform to relevant rules and regulations. Theoretically, this article argues for the relevance of Bakhtin’s concepts of centripetal and centrifugal forces in helping shed light on the dynamic and negotiated relationship between official top-down regulations and bottom-up linguistic practices on the ground in ethnic enclaves. Ultimately, this study adds to our understandings of language and multilingualism in (super)diverse global cities
Brevity is the soul of wit – how time, temperature and detergent choice impact the cleaning performance in domestic dishwashers
Authors: Tewes Thomas J. , Harcq Laurence , Minot Pauline , Bockmühl Dirk P. 
Published: December 2023

Abstract
In addition to high cleaning performance, many consumers pay special attention to low energy and water consumption in automatic dishwashers. Eco programs are designed to effectively clean normally soiled dishes with low energy and water consumption. However, Eco programs are relatively long and consumer acceptance of programs lasting longer than 2 h is not very high. The vast majority of short programs for lightly soiled dishes consume equal to lower amounts of energy and water than Eco cycles on average. In this study, we investigate the effect of different dishwasher programs on the cleaning performance for a variety of soils using four different market detergents. The results show that the detergent has a major influence on the cleaning result, especially for short cycles and that for certain short cycle/cleaner combinations similar good results can be achieved as with Eco cycles. The data collected were also used to train predictive models to make forecasts on cleaning performance for unknown program parameter combinations, and to examine the multivariate relationships of the program parameters and the cleaners in more detail.
ІДЕЇ МЕНЕДЖМЕНТУ ТА МАРКЕТИНГУ В КОНТЕКСТІ ФАХОВИХ ДИСЦИПЛІН У СИСТЕМІ ПІДГОТОВКИ МАЙБУТНІХ ФАРМАЦЕВТІВ
Authors: LYSENKO NATALIIA 
Published: December 2023

У статті розкрито значення міждисциплінарного підходу до професійної підготовки майбутніх спеціалістів фармацевтичної галузі у процесі викладання фахових дисциплін. Визначено профільні дисципліни, які мають буди складовими в підготовці випускників спеціальності “Фармація”. Надано характеристику й оцінку курсу з основ менеджменту та маркетингу у фармації, що викладається у вищих медичних (фармацевтичних) навчальних закладах. Встановлено, що процес вивчення менеджменту та маркетингу у фармації як самостійної науки потребує удосконалення. За основу роботи автором узято маркетингові дослідження в галузі сервісного обслуговування відвідувачів аптек та власний досвід під час проведення теоретичних і практичних занять з організації та економіки фармації з основами менеджменту та маркетингу у вищому медичному навчальному закладі.
¿Rehacer o reformar las administraciones proyectadas de las Áfricas?
Authors: DARBON Dominique 
Published: December 2023

Desde mediados de los años setenta las instituciones internacionales han tenido un papel central en las reformas de la administración del estado en África. Los organismos internacionales han creado un vocabulario especializado cuyos discursos han sido despolitizados. En respuesta a las continuas reformas dirigidas a los estados africanos, se hace necesaria una construcción de la administración estatal en África históricamente contextualizada y a largo plazo.
Racialized Boundaries Against Haitian Immigrants in Chile: Two Case Studies
Authors: Pérez-Troncoso Manuel , McCarthy Cameron 
Published: December 2023

Racism is a type of systematic power abuse by a dominant group against diverse minorities through discursive and material practices (Van Dijk, 2021). This article draws attention to the generation of racializing discourses, particularly towards the Haitian immigrant population in Chile, in (a) mass media, which mainly focuses on radio, television, and newspapers such as Radio Bíobío, Chilevision, and La Tercera newspaper, and (b) government policy, as articulated in the 2018 executive order “Plan Humanitarian Orderly Return” (PHOR). After delineating the historical background of recent Haitian migration to Chile, authors deploy Critical Discourses Analysis (CDA) of two powerful cases of popularly mediated racializing discourses reflected in media coverage of (a) the case of a Haitian woman, Joane Florvil, who died soon after taken into police custody on a wrongful charge of abandoning her infant in 2017 and (b) the racially inflected 2018 executive order PHOR which overwhelmingly targeted Haitians for “voluntary deportation”. Authors consider headlines, article coverage of institutional agents and minority subjects, and state-generated documents. Informed by postcolonial thought, the study discusses current expressions of racialized boundaries in the Chilean media focusing particularly on the disciplining and regulation of migrants based on the idea of order
Kahane’s Upper Density and Syndetic Sets in LCA Groups
Authors: Révész Szilárd Gy. 
Published: December 2023

Asymptotic uniform upper density, shortened as a.u.u.d., or simply upper density, is a classical notion which was first introduced by Kahane for sequences in the real line.Syndetic sets were defined by Gottschalk and Hendlund. For a locally compact group 𝐺, a set 𝑆 ⊂ 𝐺 is syndetic, if there exists a compact subset 𝐶 ⋐ 𝐺 such that 𝑆𝐶 = 𝐺. Syndetic sets play an important role in various fields of applications of topological groups and semigroups, ergodic theory and number theory. A lemma in the book of Fürstenberg says that once a subset 𝐴 ⊂ ℤ has positive a.u.u.d., then its difference set 𝐴 − 𝐴 is syndetic.The construction of a reasonable notion of a.u.u.d. in general locally compact Abelian groups (LCA groups for short) was not known for long, but in the late 2000’s several constructions were worked out to generalize it from the base cases of ℤ𝑑 and ℝ𝑑. With the notion available, several classical results of the Euclidean setting became accessible even in general LCA groups.Here we work out various versions in a general locally compact Abelian group 𝐺 of the classical statement that if a set 𝑆 ⊂ 𝐺 has positive asymptotic uniform upper density, then the difference set 𝑆 − 𝑆 is syndetic.