bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Relación entre la educación y el papel de la mujer en comunidades indígenas colombianas.
Authors: Quijano Quiroz Gloria Elena , Montero Zuleta Yadira Elena , Ruíz Suarez Ruth Ester , Aguilar Ortiz Aquileo , Rodríguez Martínez Kellys Yelina , Arias Maestre Yolanda , Montero Arias Samir Eliurs , Sánchez Castillo Álvaro 
Published: December 2022

El actual escenario educativo convierte a los docentes en actores fundamentales, responsables de incluir progresivamente a la mujer indígena en el desarrollo y fortalecimiento de los sistemas educativos interculturales propios de sus comunidades. De la vinculación efectiva de instituciones, organizaciones, agentes, y de la sinergia en pro de acciones que respondan a las necesidades de los proyectos educativos institucionales en Colombia, se está logrando evolucionar hacia el nuevo paradigma educativo que, definitivamente, se interesaría más en la formación integral de la mujer indígena, donde los valores, principios e identidad cultural estaría definida para garantizar la incorporación en su proyecto de vida. La sincronía entre educación y feminismo conlleva al desarrollo de procesos pedagógicos integrales promoviendo un aprendizaje significativo que pueda fortalecer el engranaje de la mujer indígena en lo político y administrativo de su comunidad. Al mismo tiempo, se previene la violación de sus derechos mejorando su calidad de vida a futuro. No solo porque se llevan a la práctica las premisas de los feminismos comunitarios y decoloniales, sino porque se da valor a las voces de las mujeres. Así como se cuidan las comunidades a través de proteger los cuerpos de las mujeres, también se cuida el territorio y se repara la memoria de las vulneraciones sufridas históricamente. Al fortalecer los vínculos entre educación y feminismo se facilita la transformación sociocultural que necesitan las nuevas generaciones indígenas para preservar su legado ancestral en equilibrio con la madre tierra. La escuela se convierte en el escenario donde se entiende y se atienden los procesos que lesionan la forma de ser y estar en el mundo simbólico-cultural de las mujeres indígenas pertenecientes a comunidades racializadas en Colombia cuando se integra la perspectiva del feminismo interseccional.
PALABRAS CLAVE: mujeres indígenas; educación; identidad; aprendizaje significativo; desigualdades de género; feminismo.
Predictive value of immature granulocyte in the diagnosis of acute complicated appendicitis
Authors: Turkes Gulsum Feyza , Unsal Abdulkadir , Bulus Hakan 
Published: December 2022

Introduction
The goal in appendicitis is early diagnosis and early treatment. Complications develop as treatment is delayed. Therefore, there is a need for fast, low-cost markers that can be diagnosed earlier. The aim of this study is to show the effectiveness of immature granulocyte (IG) level in determining the complication of acute appendicitis.

Method
In this retrospective cross-sectional study, 99 patients with acute appendicitis and 41 control groups were included in the study. Acute appendicitis patients were divided into two groups as acute simple appendicitis(n = 65) and acute complicated appendicitis(n = 34). In all groups, demographic data, immature granulocyte (IG) count(x103/μL), IG ratio (IG%), white blood cell (WBC), polymorphonuclear leukocytes (PNL), lymphocyte, monocyte, platelet, mean platelet volume (MPV), ferritin levels were recorded. The blood analyses were performed the Mindray BC6800 automated hematology analyzer using standard laboratory protocols. All statistical testing was undertaken using IBM SPSS Statistics for Mac.

Results
Compared to the acute simple appendicitis, acute complicated appendicitis patients had significantly higher levels WBC, PNL, monocyte, IG count, and IG% (p = 0.009, p = 0047, p = 0.001, p = 0.018; respectively) while there was no significant difference in ferritin between groups (p = 0.49). In the ROC analysis, AUC value was found for IG count and IG% (0.893 and 0.725, cut-off 0.005 and 0.05; respectively) for acute appendicitis. The negative predictive value of IG for Acute Appendicitis was 85% and was the same as that of WBC. In acute complicated appendicitis, the AUC for IG and IG% was 0.796 (cut-off 0.02) and 0.693 (cut-off 0.2), respectively. Positive Likelihood Ratio (+LR; 2.1) value of IG was found higher than other complete blood count (CBC) tests.

Conclusion
The IG count is test with fast, more predictive value than another CBC tests, and without cost in the early diagnosis of acute complicated appendicitis. It is strong negative predictive test for Acute Appendicitis disease.
Adaptation of the Phubbing Scale and of the Generic Scale of Being Phubbed for the Portuguese population
Authors: Mendes Letícia , Silva Beatriz Reis , Vidal Diogo Guedes , Sousa Hélder Fernando Pedrosa E , Dinis Maria Alzira Pimenta , Leite Ângela 
Published: December 2022

Excessive, abusive, or inappropriate use of mobile phones can have a negative effect on interpersonal relationships. This study aims to adapt the Phubbing Scale (PS) and the Generic Scale of Being Phubbed (GSBP) for the Portuguese population, establishing the convergent validity of the instruments with others that assess approximate constructs, such as the Partner Phubbing Scale (PPS)and the Nomophobia Questionnaire (NMP-Q), and investigate the differences and/or relationships between sociodemographic variables, mobile phone usage variables and the PS and the GSBP. This is a cross sectional study, including 641 participants, aged between 18-71 (M=27.91; SD=10.60). The Portuguese version of the PS kept the number of items and factors, however, distributed differently from the original version. The Portuguese version of the GSBP kept the structure proposed by the authors of the original version. The correlations obtained by both scales with other instruments ensured convergent validity. Differences were found in the values of the scales according to some sociodemographic variables and some variables regarding mobile phone use. The findings provide culturally adapted and validated two instruments and are helpful to researchers to assess this phenomenon and intervene in a timely manner.
Observational study on passive leg raising and the autonomic nervous system
Authors: Søndergaard Søren 
Published: December 2022

AbstractIn the intensive care and perioperative setting, circulation is often supported by intravenous fluid preceded by prediction of fluid responsiveness during a passive leg raising (PLR) maneuver. An increase in stroke volume (SV) or cardiac output (CO) of 10%–15% indicates that the subject may increase the flow upon volume expansion. However, the semi‐recumbent position as an initial position in PLR likely reduces SV by gravitational displacement of central blood volume (CBV) to lower extremities, thereby accentuating volume responsiveness during leg raising in healthy people. Coincident with gravitational perturbations in hemodynamics, remedial changes occur in the autonomic nervous system (ANS), as expressed in spectral power in heart rate variability (HRV). This study aims to clarify these concomitant changes during PLR. A convenience number of healthy volunteers (N = 11) were recruited by advertisement in university departments. The subjects were exposed to the established PLR sequence and the heart rate (HR), mean arterial pressure (MAP), SV, and CO were sampled at 1 Hz, while electrocardiogram was recorded at 1000 Hz. Relative powers reflecting autonomic nervous system activity were assessed from spectral analysis of HRV. In response to PLR, SV increased (12.4% ± 8.7%, p < 0.0026), while HR (−7.6% ± 4.7%, p < 0.0009) and MAP (−7.6% ± 6.9%, p < 0.01) decreased, with no change in CO (4.1% ± 12.8%, ns). The HRV low‐frequency component was reduced (−34%; p < 0.0095), while the high‐frequency activity increased (78.5%; p < 0.0013), with a 63% decrease in the low/high frequency ratio (p < 0.0078). Thus, HRV indicated a reduced sympathetic index (semi‐recumbent 0.808 vs. PLR −0.177 a.u., p < 0.001) and an increased parasympathetic index (−0.141 to 0.996 a.u., p < 0.0001). Gravitational depletion and expansion of CBV during PLR were associated with a counterregulatory autonomic response. Healthy volunteers appeared volume responsive in terms of SV, but not CO. Responses to PLR are influenced by the ANS, and HRV analysis should be included in the assessment of the PLR test.
DEM simulation of biomass pyrolysis in a novel interconnected screw reactor
Authors: Ou Wentao , Liu Tong , Wang Chen , Xiao Rui , Zeng Dewang 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
A novel interconnected screw reactor was proposed to convert biomass to bio-oil and bio-char in this study. This reactor is expected to achieve direct heating of pyrolysis feedstocks and increase the reactor processing capacity through the recycling of biochar between the inner and outer screw. Here, we simulated the biomass particle flow and reaction process in this interconnected reactor by an extended discrete element method (DEM), the effect of char circulation on the reactor temperature distribution and the product yields are investigated. The results show that the char circulation increased the heating rate of biomass. At the inner and outer screw speed of 10 rpm and 1 rpm, the char circulation can reach 5.15 kg/h and the average temperature of biomass under the char circulation is about 30 °C higher than that without char circulation. The reaction simulation results show that at 500 °C, the yield of char, bio-oil and non-condensable gas are 18.9%, 40.6% and 40.5% respectively. The predicted product yields of char, bio-oil and non-condensable gas are also in good agreement with the experimental measurements.
Averaging principle for two-time-scale stochastic differential equations with correlated noise
Authors: Jiang Tao , Liu Yancai 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This article is devoted to studying the averaging principle for two-time-scale stochastic differential equations with correlated noise. By the technique of multiscale expansion of the solution to the backward Kolmogorov equation and consequent elimination of variables, we obtain the Kolmogorov equation corresponding to the reduced simplified system. The approximation of the slow component of the original system to the solution of the corresponding averaged equation is in the weak sense. An example is also provided to illustrate our result.
Kalmbach measurability In d0-algebras
Authors: Avallone Anna , Vitolo Paolo 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
We introduce the notion of ∧-projection in order to extend to d0-algebras the concept of Kalmbach measurable elements with respect to an outer measure μ.
We prove, in case μ is faithful, that Kalmbach measurable ∧-projections are quasi-central, thus generalizing a result known for orthomodular lattices, and recently extended to D-lattices.
Quantifiers on L-algebras
Authors: Ciungu Lavinia Corina 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
In this paper, we introduce the notion of monadic L-algebras and we study properties of these new structures. We define and investigate the monadic ideals of a monadic L-algebra, and we characterize the monadic ideal generated by a subset of a monadic L-algebra. We define the existential and universal quantifiers on semiregular L-algebras with negation, and we investigate certain properties of these structures. In this sense, we prove that there exists a one to one correspondence between existential and universal quantifiers. We show that any pair of strict quantifiers on a semiregular L-algebra with negation is a monadic operator.
Coercive and noncoercive elliptic problems with variable exponent Laplacian under Robin boundary conditions
Authors: Dammak Makkia , Ali Abir Amor Ben 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
In the present paper, we study the existence as well as the non-existence of some positive solutions for the equation −Δ
p(x)
u = λ k(x) uq
± h(x) ur
under Robin boundary condition in a regular open bounded domain Ω of ℝ
N
, N ≥ 2. Δ
p(x) is the p(x)-Laplacian operator where p ∈ C
1(Ω) and p > 1. Our proofs are based on the sub solution-super solution method and also on variational arguments.
The symmetric 4-Player gambler’s problem with unequal initial stakes
Authors: Hussain Abid , Cheema Salman A. 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This research advances the 4-player gambler’s ruin problem for the case of arbitrary initial stakes. The aim of the research is attained by offering simple expressions using the difference equation approach and thus providing closed form solution to the problem. Moreover, the existing technique of Chang [A game with four players, Statist. Probab. Lett. 23(2) (1995), 111–115] dealing with equal initial stakes is demonstrated as a sub-case of the newly devised scheme. The legitimacy of the proposed formulation is further verified by considering various parametric settings.
The crystal structure of 3-hydroxy-5-oxo-4-propanoylcyclohex-3-ene-1-carboxylic monohydrate, C10H14O6
Authors: Huang Li-Ming , Xia Ying-Fan , Wang Hai-Bin , Lin Shu-Ting , Zhang Jia-Rong , Jiang Cheng-Jun 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
C10H14O6, triclinic,

P

1
‾

$P\overline{1}$

(no. 2), a = 7.5531(2) Å, b = 9.3964(3) Å, c = 9.5089(3) Å, α = 61.8330(10)°, β = 68.6230(10)°, γ = 86.5750(10)°, V = 548.80(3) Å3, Z = 2, R

gt
(F) = 0.0485, wRref
(F
2) = 0.1438, T = 170.0 K.
Embodied Cognition in Edgar Allan Poe
Authors: Kinzinger Stephanie 
Published: December 2022

Stephanie Kinzinger, “Embodied Cognition in Edgar Allan Poe: Eureka’s Cosmology, Dupin’s Intuition” (pp. 124–144)
This essay argues that Edgar Allan Poe’s Eureka (1848) anticipates contemporary cognitive science’s theories of embodied cognition, particularly the notion that individuals’ minds and bodies are inextricable from their environments. Eureka’s cosmology of environmental entanglement, furthermore, surprisingly elucidates detective Auguste Dupin’s uncanny “intuitive” knowledge, as imbrication with cosmic processes affords limited, temporary access to extrapersonal knowledge. Dupin, I contend, capitalizes on the interconnectedness of mind and body, self and environment to attune himself to others, and in the process enacts a precursive version of “social mirroring.” However, along with the enabling possibilities inherent in such interconnectedness, Poe also illuminates its ontological dangers, as Dupin when intuiting transforms into a semi-abstracted self and loses some of his discrete individuality—without going as far as Poe’s mesmerists, whose complete opening to the universe’s extrapersonal forces leads to their annihilation as individual beings. I argue that such dangers shadow not only nineteenth-century transcendentalism’s cosmic egotism but also twenty-first-century cognitive science’s therapeutic agenda.
A Tale of Two Bureaucracies
Authors: Jenkin-Smith Daniel 
Published: December 2022

Daniel Jenkin-Smith, “A Tale of Two Bureaucracies: The Formal Development of Mid-Nineteenth-Century French and British Office Novels” (pp. 93–123)
The history of British and French society over the long nineteenth century can be framed as two contrasting histories of bureaucratization. In France, a “rational” body of organizational rules and procedures coalesced quickly around the state, taking their paradigmatic form during the First Republic and Empire (1792–1814) but stagnating thereafter. In Britain, these structures developed piecemeal, and over a longer time, gaining relative coherence by the midcentury. In both cases, however, office work became a major social, ideological, and cultural phenomenon, one that warranted literary portrayal despite its apparent unconduciveness to conventional narrative forms. In this article I illustrate the shifting character of “office novels” within these contexts, and I accordingly operate from both a comparative and a longitudinal perspective: comparing novels from France and Britain produced during the midcentury period (pivotal in the history of bureaucracy and of the novel) that focus on office life. I argue that the changing role of the office career between William Makepeace Thackeray’s abortive office Bildungsroman The History of Samuel Titmarsh (1841) and Anthony Trollope’s The Three Clerks (1858) reflects the reform, saturation, and ideological legitimation of bureaucratic forms in Britain over this period. Meanwhile, the transition from Honoré de Balzac’s highly reflexive satirical novel Les Employés (1844) to Émile Gaboriau’s office-hopping Picaresque Les Gens de Bureau (1862) reflects an increasing jadedness in France about the ability of these structures to change.
O SISTEMA IMUNOLÓGICO PARA A EDUCAÇÃO BÁSICA: CONSTRUÇÃO DE UM JOGO POR ESTUDANTES SUPERDOTADOS
Authors: Antunes Amanda Santos , Cardoso Fernanda Serpa , Nogueira Sonia Regina Alves , Zefiro Natan Mello , Gonzalez Marcelo Salabert , Pinto Carla Eponina de Carvalho 
Published: December 2022

A pandemia causada pelo novo Coronavírus, SARS-coV-2, tem paralisado o mundo, ressaltando a importância de conhecimentos relativos à imunidade que deverão estar presentes no cotidiano das pessoas desde a educação básica. O espaço escolar deve ser local de inclusão e dentre todos os públicos atendidos aponta-se para alunos com comportamento superdotado. O trabalho ocorreu em um workshop realizado no VIII Curso de Verão (2020), para alunos superdotados do grupo Desenvolvimento e Inovação no Ensino de Ciências – UFF (DIECI-UFF). O assunto abordado foi o Sistema Imunológico e as propostas de construção de ferramentas pedagógicas para um futuro aprendizado. Os alunos participantes foram instigados a solucionarem estudos de casos clínicos, a participarem de um jogo sobre o Sistema Imunológico e desafiados a produzirem um material didático que fomentasse as aulas de Ciências e Biologia. A partir das demandas encontradas, bem como pelas sugestões trazidas pelos superdotados, tornou-se possível o aprimoramento do protótipo do jogo de tabuleiro. Concluiu-se que alunos com superdotação, quando desafiados, tendem a se concentrar e envolver-se com a tarefa proposta, o que resultou na produção satisfatória de materiais que podem ser utilizados pelos demais alunos nas escolas do ensino básico
Performance of Green Bonds in Emerging Capital Markets: An Analysis of Academic Contributions
Authors: Frecautan Ion 
Published: December 2022

The ongoing experience of the global transition from fossil fuel-based economies to renewable-fuel-based economies shows that sustainable finance is an important step that enables this transformation in developed and emerging capital markets. As such, understanding the performance drivers of green bonds becomes important for development of new corporate models based on sustainability goals.
Our research presents a systematic literature review on financial and non-financial drivers of performance of green bonds in the emerging capital markets. Using a unique hybrid technique for textual analysis of articles published between 2010 and 2022, we propose to identify the main research clusters (renewable energies, investments, climate change and sustainable development, green bonds, and green finance) and the most representative emerging capital markets to consider in terms of assessing new trends.
Future research directions may be devised based on the trends of the keywords which are created herein using information extracted from the ‘Scopus’ application, processed with ‘VOSviewer’, and structured using ‘Online Analytical Processing’ (OLAP) principles with the help of ‘Visual Basic for Applications’ (VBA) programming through spreadsheets.
Our results demonstrate that non-financial performance factors are more influential in emerging capital markets because of the early stage of development of green bonds issuance, and because of the reduced regulatory framework regarding green financing.
Resilience, pregnancy, and childbirth in a migratory context: A qualitative study on Brazilian women in Portugal
Authors: Azevedo Regina L. W. de , Moleiro Carla , Araújo Wahriman A. de 
Published: December 2022

Based on the theoretical model of resilience devised by Guajardo (2011), this study aims to understand the adverse contexts and resilient responses of Brazilian women during the pregnancy-puerperium period when living in Portugal. Analyzing the interviews allowed us to understand the participants’ resilient movements. These movements were related to two categories: Self-interaction and Social skills. It was possible to verify a process of negotiating with themselves, with people closest to them, and/or with strangers. Thus developing alternatives and possibilities of overcoming the several challenges presented by a process of pregnancy and puerperium in another country. The construction and maintenance of bonds in the form of a support network were referenced by the women as an aspect that enabled self-efficiency, autonomy, and, consequently, resilient responses. Therefore, it was observed that these Brazilian women living in Portugal access resources to overcome the pregnancy-puerperium moment experienced within a migratory context.
¿Se están reduciendo los humedales de la costa del Pacífico suramericano? El caso de los humedales de Lima
Authors: Urbina Daneska , Rivera-Cáceda Flavia , Aponte Héctor 
Published: December 2022

Los humedales costeros se ven amenazados por las actividades antropogénicas, lo que ha ocasionado cambios en su área. En este estudio se evaluaron los cambios en las áreas totales y la cobertura vegetal de seis humedales costeros de Lima entre el 2002 y el 2019. Para ello, se utilizaron imágenes satelitales, teledetección y un sistema de información geográfica (SIG). Los resultados evidenciaron un incremento en el área de los humedales Albufera de Medio Mundo (+37,51 %) y Laguna El Paraíso (+6,40 %), en tanto que el área de los humedales de Ventanilla (-21,88 %), Puerto Viejo (-7,37 %) y Santa Rosa (-3,17 %) disminuyó. La tasa de cambio promedio del área de estudio (+0,14 % anual) fue mayor al cambio promedio mundial (-1,08 % anual). En cuanto a la cobertura vegetal, tres humedales presentaron un aumento: Albufera de Medio Mundo (+51,54 %), Laguna El Paraíso (+26,03 %) y Humedal Santa Rosa (+12,36 %), pero se apreció una disminución en los humedales de Puerto Viejo (-1,34 %), Ventanilla (-6,62 %) y Los Pantanos de Villa (-18,13 %). Las reducciones pueden deberse a las actividades antropogénicas (agricultura, desecho del desmonte o ganadería) reportadas en estudios previos en las áreas evaluadas, en tanto que el aumento en la cobertura y en el área estaría relacionado con el desarrollo propio de estos ecosistemas cuando están alejados de la población o cuando la vegetación aumenta en los espejos de agua producto de procesos de eutrofización. Sugerimos evaluar la evolución de estos humedales por separado para que no se pierda información sobre el aumento o reducción de sus áreas.
Role of Boarding School in Improving Arabic Language Skills
Authors: Ubadah Ubadah , Anandi Rizki Parahita 
Published: December 2022

This research is focused on the role of boarding school to improve students' Arabic language skills at MAN 2 Palu. It is aimed at exploring the steps to improve their language skills and the methods and strategies used to improve Arabic language skills. The study uses field research with a qualitative descriptive design combined with observation data, interviews, and documentation. The results of the study indicate that the role of boarding schools is very big in improving the ability of students ability to speak Arabic with well-organized and steps such as tutoring activities in the afternoon and evening, habituation in Arabic, memorizing mufradât at dawn, giving sanctions in the form of memorizing vocabulary, and the existence of a language improvement team that works to monitor participants' discipline in using Arabic. The discussion method in learning Arabic, and the grammar and translation method in the guidance of the kitab kuning study at night. While the strategy used is to provide a lot of linguistic exercises, such as Arabic speech and drama exercises in Arabic.