bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
New Clinical Bayes Syndrome: Definitions, Epidemiology and Clinical Significance
Authors: Т.Г. Вайханская, , А.В. Фролов, 
Published: January 2023

Байес синдром – это новый клинический симптомный фенотип, характеризующийся сочетанием далеко зашедшей межпредсердной блокады (МПБ), регистрируемой на поверхностной электрокардиограмме, с предсердными тахиаритмиями (фибрилляция или трепетание предсердий). Этот синдром связан с повышенным риском инсульта, деменции и смертности. МПБ 3-й степени представляет собой полную блокаду пучка Бахмана, приводящую к ретроградной деполяризации левого предсердия, что сопровождается расширением зубца Р более 120 мс и двухфазной морфологией P-волны в нижних отведениях ЭКГ. Анатомическим субстратом МПБ является фиброз предсердий, приводящий к изменению структуры и электромеханической дисфункции предсердий (предсердная кардиомиопатия), к застою крови и гиперкоагуляции, потенциально приводящих к запуску тромбогенного каскада. Диссинхрония активации предсердий, вызваннаяМПБ, также является триггерным и поддерживающим механизмом фибрилляции предсердий (ФП). Однако МПБ с предсердной дилатацией даже у пациентов без документального подтверждения предсердных тахиаритмий (по данным многоцентровых исследований) ассоциируются с ФП, инсультом, деменцией и смертностью. Поэтому у пациентов с МПБ рекомендован активный поиск эпизодов ФП с целью своевременного превентивного назначения антикоагулянтов.
Bayes syndrome is a new clinical symptomatic phenotype characterized by the combination of advanced interatrial block (IAB) on a surface electrocardiogram with atrial tachyarrhythmias (atrial fibrillation or flutter). This syndrome is associated with an increased risk of stroke, dementia, and mortality. Advanced IAB is a complete Bachmann bundle block resulting in retrograde depolarization of the left atrium, accompanied by P-wave prolongation of more than 120 ms and biphasic P-wave morphology in the inferior ECG leads. The anatomical substrate of IAB is atrial fibrosis, which leads to changes in the structure and electromechanical dysfunction of the atria (atrial cardiomyopathy), to blood stasis and hypercoagulation with a potential triggering off thrombogenic cascade. Atrial activation dyssynchrony caused by IAB is the trigger and supporting mechanism of atrial fibrillation (AF). However, IAB with atrial dilatation, even in patients without documented evidence of atrial tachyarrhythmias (according to multicenter studies), is associated with AF, stroke, dementia, and mortality. Therefore, in patients with IAB, an active AF search is recommended in order to prescribe preventive anticoagulants.
Orientation and size effects on phonon thermal conductivity in silicon/germanium multilayer structures
Authors: Khamets Alexander L. , Khaliava Ivan I. , Safronov Igor V. , Filonov Andrew B. , Migas Dmitri B. 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
We study the effect of morphology on the in- and cross-plane phonon thermal conductivity of the (001), (110), and (111) oriented Si/Ge multilayer films by means of non-equilibrium molecular dynamics at 300 K. The extended comparison of the estimated values for the multilayer films to one for the appropriate homogeneous Si and Ge films has been performed. The results revealed a significant advantage in reducing the thermal conductivity of the Si/Ge multilayer films compared to the referenced homogeneous Ge and Si films for the cross-plane transport regardless of the film orientation, and for the in-plane transport only for (001)/

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(110)/[001] directions with an increase in the number of periods, which indicated the prospects of such layered structures.
Persistent spin helix on a diamond surface
Authors: Kadarisman Hana Pratiwi , Yamaguchi Naoya , Ishii Fumiyuki 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Using first-principles calculations, we determine the impact of hydroxyl (OH) termination on the spin–orbit coupling (SOC) coefficient and spin texture of diamond surfaces. The persistent spin helix (PSH) state is revealed in the OH-terminated diamond (111) surface. The value of coefficient PSH α
PSH was 14.2 meV·Å, which is larger than that of the zinc-blende n-type quantum well of GaAs/AlGaAs. The large α
PSH is caused by the asymmetric charge density distribution near the surface rather than the size of the atomic SOC. The large α
PSH will ensure the wavelength of PSH (λ

PSH
), which will aid in the miniaturization of spintronic devices.
PENGARUH LOKASI, SUASANA CAFE, DAN MEDIA SOSIAL TERHADAP KEPUTUSAN PEMBELIAN
Authors: Sriyani Sriyani , Safitri Unna Ria , Lisdiana Nuning 
Published: January 2023

ABSTRACT
“This study aims to determine the influence of location, café atmosphere and social media on the purchasing decisions of Waroeng Damandiri Selo Boyolali consumers. The data collection technique for distributing questionnaires with a sample of 100 respondents used the Accidental sampling method”. The research methods used are quantitative methods and descriptive analysis of case studies. Testing data instruments with validity and reliability tests, data analysis used normality tests, multi choline therapy tests, heteroscedasticity tests, autocorrelation tests with durbin Watson tests and hypothesis tests to find out between variables have a significant relationship. the results of the t-test study ( partial ) obtained tcount the location variable 0.934 < 1984 and a significant value of 0.353 > 0.05 which means insignificant. So Ho was accepted and Ha was rejected. The café atmosphere variable resulting from the calculation of the t-test ( partial) obtained 15 tcount, the café atmosphere variable 0.955 < 1.984 and the significant value 0.342 > 0.05 which means insignificant. And the social media variable obtained t-test calculation ( partial) obtained calculate the social media variable 6,174 >1,984 and a significant value of 0.000 < 0.05 which means significant. The results of the F test (simultaneous) obtained Fcounted 53,964 > 2.70 using a α (alpha) level of 0.05 or 5% then Ho was rejected and Ha was accepted. it can be concluded that all independent variables simultaneously affect the dependent variables.
Keywords : Location, Cafe Atmosphere, Social Media and Purchasing decisions
The Control on Morphology and Crystallinity of CNT in Flame Synthesis with One-Dimensional Reaction Zone
Authors: Ibrahim Muhammad Hilmi , Hamzah Norikhwan , Mohd Yasin Mohd Fairus , Mohd Yusop Mohd Zamri , Septiani Ni Luh Wulan 
Published: January 2023

The growth of carbon nanotubes (CNT) in flame requires imperative conditions that are difficult to achieve in a highly heterogeneous environment. Therefore, the analysis of the properties of the reaction zone within the flame is critical for the optimal growth of CNT. In the present study, a comprehensive comparison between the CNT synthesis using methane diffusion flame and that of premixed flame is conducted regarding the morphology and crystallinity of the as-grown nanotubes. The premixed burner configuration created a flame that isstabilized across axisymmetric stagnation flow through sintered metal, making the flame one-dimensional in nature as opposed to the co-flow configuration of diffusion flame. The significant difference in temperature distribution between the two flames causes the difference in the characteristic pattern of the growth products. In diffusion flame, the growth is limited to specific regions at certain height-above-burners (HAB) with suitable thermochemical conditions. The identified growth regions at different HAB showed similar temperature distribution that produces CNT of similar characteristics. In contrast with premixed flame, the growth of CNT dictates by only the HAB due to relatively uniform temperature distribution along the radial directions but significantly different in the vertical direction.
Transnational marriage networks for intra-Asian circuit of mobilities, investment and development: Vietnamese marriage migrant women’s investments in Vietnam
Authors: Shin HaeRan , Bui Thi My Hang 
Published: January 2023

This article was published open access under a CC BY licence: https://creativecommons.org/licences/by/4.0/
This paper introduces the case of marriage migration into the debate on the intra-Asian circuit of capital flow, human mobilities and urban and regional development. While intra-Asian marriage migration lies at the intersection of governmental policy, increased capital flow and human mobilities, it has been absent from the discussion on capital flows within the global East. Employing ethnographic research methods, we explain how Vietnamese marriage migrants in South Korea and their Korean husbands restyled their remittances to invest in land and businesses in hometowns, the Mekong Delta area and big cities through transnational marriage networks. Explanations for what caused marriage migrants’ position to evolve include a discussion of macro-politics of political and economic reforms in South Korea and Vietnam and the micro-politics of transnational networks. By demonstrating the roles of transnational marriage networks, this research contributes to the debates on migration-developmentmobility circuit.
Rarefied Broad-line Regions in Active Galactic Nuclei: Anomalous Responses in Reverberation Mapping and Implications for Weak Emission-line Quasars
Authors: Du Pu , Zhai Shuo , Wang Jian-Min 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Reverberation mapping (RM) is a widely used method for probing the physics of broad-line regions (BLRs) in active galactic nuclei (AGNs). There is increasing preliminary evidence that the RM behaviors of broad emission lines are influenced by BLR densities; however, the influences have not been investigated systematically from a theoretical perspective. In this paper, we adopt a locally optimally emitting cloud model and use CLOUDY to obtain the one-dimensional transfer functions of the prominent UV and optical emission lines for different BLR densities. We find that the influences of BLR densities to RM behaviors mainly have three aspects. First, rarefied BLRs (with low gas densities) may show anomalous responses in RM observations. Their emission-line light curves inversely respond to the variations in continuum light curves, which may have been observed in some UV RM campaigns. Second, the different BLR densities in AGNs may result in correlations between the time lags and equivalent widths of emission lines, and may contribute to the scatters of the radius–luminosity relationships. Third, the variations in BLR densities may explain the changes in time lags in individual objects for different years. Some weak emission-line quasars are probably extreme cases of rarefied BLRs. We predict that their RM observations may show anomalous responses.
Minkowski Tensors in Redshift Space—Beyond the Plane-parallel Approximation
Authors: Appleby Stephen , Kochappan Joby P. , Chingangbam Pravabati , Park Changbom 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
The Minkowski tensors (MTs) can be used to probe anisotropic signals in a field, and are well suited for measuring the redshift-space distortion (RSD) signal in large-scale structure catalogs. We consider how the linear RSD signal can be extracted from a field without resorting to the plane-parallel approximation. A spherically redshift-space distorted field is both anisotropic and inhomogeneous. We derive expressions for the two-point correlation functions that elucidate the inhomogeneity, and then explain how the breakdown of homogeneity impacts the volume and ensemble averages of the tensor Minkowski functionals. We construct the ensemble average of these quantities in curvilinear coordinates and show that the ensemble and volume averages can be approximately equated, but this depends on our choice of definition of the volume average of a tensor and the radial distance between the observer and field. We then extract the tensor Minkowski functionals from spherically redshift-space distorted, Gaussian random fields and gravitationally evolved dark matter density fields at z = 0 to test if we can successfully measure the Kaiser RSD signal. For the dark matter field, we find a significant, ∼10% anomalous signal in the MT component parallel to the line of sight that is present even on large scales R
G ≳ 15 Mpc, in addition to the Kaiser effect. This is due to the line-of-sight component of the MT being significantly contaminated by the Finger of God effect, which can be approximately modeled by an additional damping term in the cumulants.
Hot Subdwarf Stars Identified in LAMOST DR8 with Single-lined and Composite Spectra
Authors: Lei Zhenxin , He Ruijie , Németh Péter , Vos Joris , Zou Xuan , Hu Ke , Xiao Huaping , Yan Huahui , Zhao Jingkun 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
A total of 222 hot subdwarf stars were identified with LAMOST DR8 spectra, among which 131 stars show composite spectra and have been decomposed, while 91 stars present single-lined spectra. Atmospheric parameters of all sample stars were obtained by fitting hydrogen (H) and helium (He) line profiles with synthetic spectra. Two long-period composite sdB binaries were newly discovered by combining our sample with the non-single-star data from Gaia DR3. One of the new systems presents the highest eccentricity (i.e., 0.5 ± 0.09) among known wide sdB binaries, which is beyond model predictions. A total of 15 composite sdB stars fall in the high-probability binary region of the RUWE−AEN plane and deserve priority follow-up observations to further study their binary nature. A distinct gap is clearly presented among temperatures of cool companions for our composite-spectrum sample, but we could not come to a conclusion as to whether this feature is connected to the formation history of hot subdwarf stars before their binary natures are confirmed.
GeV Gamma-Ray Emission from Pulsar Wind Nebula HESS J1356-645 with Fermi-Large Area Telescope
Authors: Liu Xi , Guo Xiaolei , Xin Yuliang , Zhu Fengrong , Liu Siming 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
HESS J1356-645 is considered to be a pulsar wind nebula (PWN) associated with the pulsar PSR J1357-6429. We reanalyze the GeV gamma-ray emission in the direction of HESS J1356-645 with more than 13 yr of Fermi-Large Area Telescope data. The extended gamma-ray emission above 5 GeV is found to be spatially coincident with HESS J1356-645. The spectrum in the energy range of 1 GeV–1 TeV can be described by a power law with an index of Γ = 1.51 ± 0.10. The broadband spectrum of HESS J1356-645 can be reproduced by a leptonic model with a broken power-law electronic spectrum. In addition, we found evidence that the morphology of the GeV emission from HESS J1356-645 varies with energy; a behavior that is similar to that of the PWN Vela-X. More broadband observations will be helpful to study the energy-dependent characteristics of HESS J1356-645.
The Effects of Clinical Immersion on Readiness for Nursing Practice
Authors: Moore Wendy , Palerino Andrea , Pawloski Katie , Desmond Martha , Erickson Barbara , Salkic-Mehkic Marsela 
Published: January 2023

Background:
Traditional clinical education does not prepare future nurses well for practice. Clinical immersion models are recommended to enhance critical thinking, clinical judgment, and confidence with nursing roles and skills. This study explored the effects of implementing an innovative clinical immersion model on readiness for nursing practice for accelerated Bachelor of Science in nursing students.

Method:
The Casey-Fink readiness for practice survey was used to determine graduate students' confidence and comfort with nursing roles and skills based on descriptive statistics for each survey question.

Results:
Study results indicated students who experienced the clinical immersion model had high levels of confidence with nursing roles and felt prepared for practice.

Conclusion:

Nursing programs should consider implementing clinical immersion models in undergraduate nursing education programs.

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J Nurs Educ
. 2023;62(1):47–50.]
La collection de préhistoire de l’université de Bordeaux
Authors: Armand Dominique 
Published: January 2023

La collection de préhistoire de l’université de Bordeaux est majoritairement constituée de petites séries archéologiques anciennes au sein desquelles les objets les plus représentés sont les outils lithiques, pour des périodes chronologiques allant du Paléolithique à la Protohistoire, qui proviennent en majorité de gisements du Sud-Ouest de la France. Mais on y trouve aussi quelques séries lithiques expérimentales. Cette collection documente l’histoire de la préhistoire et celle de l’enseignement de la discipline à Bordeaux. Deux enseignants ont eu un rôle important dans la constitution de la partie ancienne ce fonds : il s’agit de Fernand Daguin et de Georges Malvesin-Fabre.
Growth models and comparative political economy in Latin America
Authors: Passos Nikolas , Morlin Guilherme Spinato 
Published: January 2023

The paper analyses the growth models of Argentina, Bolivia, Brazil, Chile, and Mexico since 1996. We depart from the typology proposed by Bizberg (2019) and apply a growth decomposition based on the Sraffian supermultiplier (Freitas & Dweck, 2013). We argue that the growth models perspective, introduced by Baccaro and Pontusson (2016), contributes to understanding the diversities of capitalism in Latin America. We find that the commodities boom oriented the countries towards export-led growth models, especially in Bolivia, Chile, and Mexico. Brazil and Argentina presented a hybrid growth model, with higher household consumption and government expenditure, along with exports growth. After the commodities boom, the export-led model was no longer feasible for commodity exporters. Mexico sustained the existing model, based on low-value-added manufacturing exports. Brazil and Argentina reduced public expenditures, generating economic stagnation. Chile and Bolivia increased public expenditure, sustaining growth at a slower pace. This work extends the growth models perspective to emerging countries, integrating with former discussions on the Latin American political economy. It also highlights how the growth models evolved in tandem with changing international conditions. Finally, the paper opens a research agenda for the political economy of stagnation in Latin American economies.
The Power of the Central Bank of Brazil in a Financialised Economy: an institutionalist and Foucauldian analysis
Authors: Pereira Jaime Marques , Bruno Miguel , Longuet Stéphane 
Published: January 2023

This article attempts to understand political economy by explaining the ambivalence of the economic policy that successfully reconciled redistribution and orthodoxy in Brazil, under the governments led by the Workers’ Party – until that reconciliation proved unsustainable. The analysis combines institutional macroeconomics with a sociological perspective on economic policy instrumentation. The former points out how the distributive purpose became unsustainable, once the financialisation of the capital accumulation process was only limited – but not fundamentally questioned. The latter approach characterises a cognitive lock-in of the developmental State’s improvement. We show that this lock-in was an incremental transformative result of liberal governmentality devices, which redirected the central bank to a new function of gathering together what can be called an instrumental coalition that gave a veto power to financial interests. The central bank has therefore been a crucial institution in a government of the population, in the sense given by Foucault to this concept.
Transformation des villes et mobilité durable : Regard sur les déterminants psychosociaux de l’attachement à l’auto solo
Authors: Gousse-Lessard Anne-Sophie , Laviolette Jérôme 
Published: January 2023

Dans le contexte de la crise socioécologique actuelle, les enjeux de mobilité représentent une question vive. Le système de mobilité québécois centré sur l’automobile entraîne des conséquences négatives bien documentées sur l'environnement, la santé, la qualité de vie, les finances personnelles et l’économie de la province. Au niveau climatique, le sous-secteur du transport routier de personnes (automobiles et camions légers) est responsable à lui seul de 22 % des émissions de gaz à effets de serre (GES) du Québec. Malgré tout, le taux de motorisation est en constante évolution - le nombre de véhicules par adulte au Québec ayant augmenté de 30 % depuis 1990 - tout comme la part des déplacements effectués en voiture. Comment expliquer et renverser ces tendances ? Au Québec, la mobilité a principalement été étudiée depuis les disciplines de l’ingénierie des transports et de l’urbanisme. L’influence des facteurs structuraux (environnement bâti, accessibilité aux réseaux de transports) et sociodémographiques est donc bien comprise. Il semble toutefois que ces approches ne soient pas suffisantes pour comprendre notre dépendance à l'auto solo et mener aux transformations ambitieuses et radicales que l'état d'urgence climatique nous commande. Inspirés d’un nombre croissant de recherches portant sur les aspects psychosociaux des comportements de mobilité, une étude à devis mixte combinant des ateliers de discussion citoyens et un questionnaire fut mise sur pied afin de mieux comprendre les facteurs expliquant la possession et l’usage individuel de la voiture. Une démarche de segmentation exploratoire a permis de voir émerger trois types d’usagers de la route aux profils psychographiques bien distincts. Les différents segments sont présentés, ainsi qu’une réflexion sur le potentiel de transformation y étant associé. Une telle démarche de segmentation psychographique nous semble un outil pertinent qui, combiné à des considérations d’ordre structurel, pourrait informer et guider l’action publique vers des villes plus résilientes.
Rapid Diagnosis and Epidemiology of Fungal Rhinosinusitis in PostCOVID-19 Patients
Authors: Bapodra Mayuri K. , Navadiya Anamika J. , Baxi Seema N. , Gohil Mayuri Rajendra , Parmar Pankita K. 
Published: January 2023

Abstract

Background:
Fungal rhinosinusitis (FRS) cases are not exiguous for the world. However, their spike as a postCOVID sequelae has alarmed the world, especially India. Adding to the woes is the high mortality rate and poor prognosis associated with acute invasive fungal rhinosinusitis (AIFR) in such immunocompromised patients. In such a scenario, early and precise diagnosis of AIFR is what a patient and physician banks upon. KOH and histopathology are the two frontline investigations for the diagnosis of FRS. Our study aimed at analyzing the cases of FRS by histopathology and comparing these with KOH.

Study Design and Materials and Methods:
Prospective longitudinal study including suspected postCOVID FRS patients over a period of 1.5 months. Their clinical, histopathological, and KOH findings were then correlated.

Results:
About 72.5% clinically suspected fungal infection specimens were found to be positive for fungal elements on histopathology. Of these, only 30 cases were positive by KOH mount. Maximum patients belonged to 40-70 years of age; males (67%) more than females. Sites involved were paranasal sinuses (100%), nasal (88%), and orbital (25%). Histopathology revealed mucormycosis (100%) and aspergillosis (16%). Angioinvasion was identified in 38% of the mucormycosis cases.

Conclusion:
In a state of crisis, when the gold standard for fungal identification i.e., culture can take as many as 21 days for final report and early and judicious antifungal treatment is sine qua non of recovery, histopathology has proved to be better than KOH as far as early and precise diagnosis of fungal elements and their invasion is concerned.