bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
What is behind partial repetition costs? Event-files do not fully occupy bound feature codes
Authors: Mocke Viola , Benini Elena , Parmar Juhi , Schiltenwolf Moritz , Kunde Wilfried 
Published: March 2023

AbstractFeature binding accounts state that features of perceived and produced events are bound into event-files. Performance while responding to an event is impaired when some, as opposed to all or none, of this event's features already belong to a previous event-file. While these partial repetition costs are generally considered to be indicators of feature binding, their cause is still unclear. Possibly, features are fully occupied when bound in an event-file and must be unbound in a time-consuming process before they can enter a novel event-file. In this study, we tested this code occupation account. Participants responded to the font color (target) of a word (distractor) by pressing one of three keys (response) while ignoring the word meaning. We measured partial repetition costs from prime to probe while introducing an intermediate trial. We compared sequences in which this intermediate trial did not repeat any prime features and sequences in which it repeated either the prime response or distractor. Partial repetition costs occurred in the probe, even when one (vs. none) of the prime features repeated in the intermediate trial, although significantly reduced. Thus, single bindings do not fully occupy feature codes. By ruling out a possible mechanism behind partial repetition costs, the present study contributes to the further specification of feature binding accounts.
Accounting for careless and insufficient effort responding in large-scale survey data—development, evaluation, and application of a screen-time-based weighting procedure
Authors: Ulitzsch Esther , Shin Hyo Jeong , Lüdtke Oliver 
Published: March 2023

AbstractCareless and insufficient effort responding (C/IER) poses a major threat to the quality of large-scale survey data. Traditional indicator-based procedures for its detection are limited in that they are only sensitive to specific types of C/IER behavior, such as straight lining or rapid responding, rely on arbitrary threshold settings, and do not allow taking the uncertainty of C/IER classification into account. Overcoming these limitations, we develop a two-step screen-time-based weighting procedure for computer-administered surveys. The procedure allows considering the uncertainty in C/IER identification, is agnostic towards the specific types of C/IE response patterns, and can feasibly be integrated with common analysis workflows for large-scale survey data. In Step 1, we draw on mixture modeling to identify subcomponents of log screen time distributions presumably stemming from C/IER. In Step 2, the analysis model of choice is applied to item response data, with respondents’ posterior class probabilities being employed to downweigh response patterns according to their probability of stemming from C/IER. We illustrate the approach on a sample of more than 400,000 respondents being administered 48 scales of the PISA 2018 background questionnaire. We gather supporting validity evidence by investigating relationships between C/IER proportions and screen characteristics that entail higher cognitive burden, such as screen position and text length, relating identified C/IER proportions to other indicators of C/IER as well as by investigating rank-order consistency in C/IER behavior across screens. Finally, in a re-analysis of the PISA 2018 background questionnaire data, we investigate the impact of the C/IER adjustments on country-level comparisons.
Legal aspects of ensuring personal non-property human rights in the information sphere
Authors: STEPANOV I. 
Published: March 2023

About the problems of the legal adjusting and protection of the personal non-property rights in the information sphere. The analysis of scientific approaches in the definition of the concepts “information sphere”, “personal non-property rights of the individual”, “personal data”. Author defines legal norms regulating protection of the personal non-property human rights. Conclusions made are aimed at the improvement of the legal providing of the personal non-property human rights in the information sphere.
La economía como factor importante para la obtención de servicios de salud en población mexiquense
Authors: Malvaez López Antonio , Álvarez Orozco María Eugenia , Madin Juárez Berenice , Jaimes Cortés Diana , Gómez Martinez Vicenta , Salgado Guadarrama Jannet 
Published: March 2023

El determinante socioeconómico es una de las grandes limitantes de la salud, la cual es una esfera importante en el ser humano, concomitante a las características de la sociedad está asociado con las prioridades y las decisiones políticas, por lo que, un aspecto de relevancia crucial para la aplicación del enfoque epidemiológico y la práctica de la salud pública son las desigualdades socioeconómicas en salud así como rectificar los factores socioeconómicos que forman a la población en busca de la equidad. Estudio cuantitativo, descriptivo, transversal, con una muestra de 60 familias de la población de Raíces, Zinacantepec. Se utilizó un cuestionario validado sobre el acceso a servicios de salud siguiendo los preceptos éticos. Se aplicó análisis descriptivo. El 84.9% de las familias tiene un ingreso mensual menor a dos salarios mínimos, el 63.3% refiere que no adquiere los medicamentos debido a la falta del recurso económico y el 91.6% los considera costosos. El determinante socioeconómico es un factor que delimita el acceso a los servicios de salud, por lo que establecer un plan enfocado en prevención, promoción y educación para la salud coadyuva en la economía de las familias.
FUTURE DEMAND FOR RIVER CRUISES IN UTTAR PRADESH AND BIHAR: A REVIEW
Authors: Kant Shashi , Singh Saumya , Chauhan Hitendra Singh 
Published: March 2023

After Independence Tourism sector has evolved with great speed in India. Water tourism is an area where we require more focus if we want to develop the rural areas.
Indian rivers cover 328 million hectares of the area offering great potential in Water tourism and inland transport.
There is about 14,500 km of waterways deep, wide, and calm enough for a water vessel to pass safely. ( https://indiawris.gov.in/wiki/doku.php?id=water_tourism)
River tourism is one of the dream projects of the Indian government. River cruising may be identified in 5 national waterways declared by the Inland Waterways Authority of India (IWAI).
The objective of this study is to
•	To study the demand for river cruising in the state of UP, Bihar.
•	To study the facilities required by consumers preferring river cruising.
•	To study the longest route preference of customers.
•	To study the motivation to experience river cruising.
Analysis of the left ventricular involvement in patients with a biventricular phenotype of arrhythmogenic ardiomyopathy: a case series description
Authors: Komissarova S. M. , Efimova A. A. , Chakova N. N. , Dolmatovich T. V. , Rebeko E. S. , Plashchinskaya L. I. , Barsukevich V. Ch. , Gusina A. A. 
Published: March 2023

Aim. To assess the prevalence of the left ventricle involvement and the features of the biventricular phenotype of arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy in patients with pathogenic mutations in the PKP2 and DSP genes.Material and methods. Three unrelated probands underwent a comprehensive molecular-genetic, clinical and instrumental examination, which included a 12-lead ECG, 24-hour ECG monitoring, transthoracic echocardiography, and cardiac magnetic resonance imaging with late gadolinium enhancement.Results. The results of our clinical observations showed that in three studied patients with arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy left ventricle involvement of various degree was found. The left ventricle damage was characterized by fibrous or fibro-fatty infiltration of the myocardium, as well as regional or global systolic dysfunction of different severity. The patients had pathogenic mutations c.1912C > T (p.Gln638*, rs397517012, rs397517012); c.1237C > T (p.Arg413*, rs372827156) in the PKP2 gene and a new probably pathogenic variant in the form of a c.3494delA deletion in the DSP gene. It was found that the mutation in the DSP gene was associated with a more pronounced systolic dysfunction and a greater percentage of fibrous replacement of the left ventricular myocardium compared with carriers of mutations in the PKP2 gene. All patients had life-threatening ventricular arrhythmias with the need for implantation of a cardioverter-defibrillator.Conclusion. Our clinical observations have shown that in patients with biventricular arrhythmogenic cardiomyopathy, the detection of a mutation in the DSP gene is associated with a more pronounced systolic dysfunction and a higher percentage of fibrous replacement of the left ventricle myocardium compared with carriers of mutations in the PKP2 gene.
Multicomponent Activity Cycles Using Hilbert–Huang Analysis
Authors: Velloso E. N. , Anthony F. , do Nascimento J.-D. , Silveira L. F. Q. , Hall J. , Saar S. H. 
Published: March 2023

Abstract
The temporal analysis of stellar activity evolution is usually dominated by a complex trade-off between model complexity and interpretability, often by neglecting the nonstationary nature of the process. Recent studies appear to indicate that the presence of multiple coexisting cycles in a single star is more common than previously thought. The correct identification of physically meaningful cyclic components in spectroscopic time series is therefore a crucial task, which cannot overlook local behaviors. Here we propose a decomposition technique that adaptively recovers amplitude- and frequency-varying components. We present our results for the solar activity as measured both by the sunspot number and the K-line emission index, and we consistently recover the Schwabe and Gleissberg cycles as well as the Gnevyshev–Ohl pattern probably related to the Hale cycle. We also recover the known 8 yr cycle for 61 Cygni A, in addition to evidence of a three-cycles-long pattern reminiscent of the Gnevyshev–Ohl rule. This is particularly interesting as we cannot discard the possibility of a relationship between the measured field polarity reversals and this Hale-like periodicity.
Nucleosynthesis in Outflows from Black Hole–Neutron Star Merger Disks with Full GR(ν)RMHD
Authors: Curtis Sanjana , Miller Jonah M. , Fröhlich Carla , Sprouse Trevor , Lloyd-Ronning Nicole , Mumpower Matthew 
Published: March 2023

Abstract
Along with binary neutron star mergers, the inspiral and merger of a black hole and a neutron star is a predicted site of r-process nucleosynthesis and associated kilonovae. For the right mass ratio, very large amounts of neutron-rich material (relative to the dynamical ejecta) may become unbound from the post-merger accretion disk. We simulate a suite of four post-merger disks with three-dimensional general-relativistic magnetohydrodynamics with time-dependent Monte Carlo neutrino transport. We find that within 104
GM
BH/c
3 (∼200–500 ms), the outflows from these disks are very close to the threshold conditions for robust r-process nucleosynthesis. For these conditions, the detailed properties of the outflow determine whether a full r-process can or cannot occur, implying that a wide range of observable phenomena is possible. We show that on average the disk outflow lanthanide fraction is suppressed relative to the solar isotopic pattern. In combination with the dynamical ejecta, these outflows imply a kilonova with both blue and red components.
Mass and Color Dependence of the Hubble Spiral Sequence
Authors: Mengistu Petra , Masters Karen L. 
Published: March 2023

Abstract
In the classic Hubble spiral sequence, arm windiness correlates with bulge size; Sa type spiral galaxies with larger bulges also have the most tightly wound spirals. Exceptions to this have long been known, and in recent work using Galaxy Zoo morphologies no strong correlation was seen in a volume limited sample. In this Research Note, we explore the impact of galaxy mass and integrated color upon this correlation in the Galaxy Zoo sample, finding that bluer and lower mass spirals show the “expected” correlation; however, it becomes slightly negative for redder and/or more massive spiral galaxies.
Les ducs de Duras, gouverneurs de la Franche-Comté (1674-1789)
Authors: Farrugia Adrien 
Published: March 2023

La notion de représentation politique, à travers la charge de gouverneur de province, tend à évoluer de façon significative entre le xvii e et le xviii e siècles. Le gouverneur représente l’autorité du souverain en un territoire donné. Pourtant, au xviii e siècle l’absence de ce dignitaire dans son gouvernement invite à reconsidérer son rôle afin de mieux cerner l’ambivalence de l’institution. Le cas de la Franche-Comté présente pour cette question un champ d’étude intéressant. Dès l’été 1674, la province comtoise se voit attribuer un gouverneur : Jacques-Henri de Durfort duc de Duras. Bien que l’action de ce dernier dans son gouvernement soit notable, la monarchie manifeste la volonté de limiter sa présence en province. Le gouverneur finit par être absent dans son gouvernement au xviii e siècle. Les figures de Jean-Baptiste de Durfort et Emmanuel-Félicité de Durfort en tant que gouverneur de la province comtoise, dans la seconde moitié du xviii e siècle, permettent de mettre la lumière sur l’évolution de l’institution de gouverneur. Conséquence directe de son absence, le gouverneur cherche d’autres moyens d’inscrire son empreinte sur le territoire comtois. Mais surtout, ce sont les institutions comtoises qui cherchent à travers ce dignitaire un soutien auprès du souverain. Ces dernières donc, en sollicitant les ducs de Duras pour différentes raisons, offrent de voir comment évolue le rôle de représentation politique des gouverneurs. Désormais, ils ne se présentent plus comme les hommes du roi en province, mais davantage comme les hommes de la province auprès du roi.
Les poèmes de Vittorio Alfieri : de l’effusion lyrique au recueil
Authors: Zanardo Monica 
Published: March 2023

L’article retrace la genèse des Rime , recueil de poèmes de Vittorio Alfieri (1749-1803), en se concentrant notamment sur les réagencements par lesquels les poèmes, écrits au fil des années, sont distribués par l’auteur dans un ensemble cohérent. En s’appuyant sur l’analyse des brouillons, on montre que c’est précisément à travers la composition des différents éléments que l’auteur parvient à une « mise en récit » de ses poèmes, chacun d’entre eux contribuant à esquisser un véritable autoportrait en vers.
« Réunis pour la première fois » : composer les œuvres de poètes du XVII e siècle après la Révolution
Authors: Speyer Miriam 
Published: March 2023

Au xix e siècle, la bibliophilie mène à la redécouverte de poètes du xvii e siècle dont les œuvres n’ont jamais été publiées en volume. Comblant cette « lacune » deux siècles plus tard, le travail d’édition, composition et recomposition à la fois, est loin d’être neutre. La (re-)constitution de l’œuvre du poète est en même temps (re-)constitution d’une figure d’auteur, celle-ci correspondant parfois moins aux faits historiques qu’au projet de son éditeur moderne. C’est ce que montre l’exemple des poètes Motin, Des Yveteaux et Lingendes.
Arturo Pérez-Reverte, académicien
Authors: Montaner Alberto 
Published: March 2023

Cet article aborde la reception par le grand public de l’œuvre du romancier espagnol Arturo Pérez-Reverte au moment où il fut élu membre de l’Académie royale espagnole (2003), par rapport aux exigences qui, dans les milieux intellectuels, étaient et sont encore souvent considérées comme caractéristiques de la « haute littérature », face à la « paralittérature ».
Uitrol van de functionaliteitseconomie in het Brussels Hoofdstedelijk Gewest: een stand van zaken
Authors: Ruwet Coline , Lohest François , Hoe Roxane De , Maréchal Kevin , Muylaert Coralie , Thiry Géraldine , Roman Philippe 
Published: March 2023

La Région de Bruxelles-Capitale (RBC) s’est engagée, depuis 2016, à mettre la transition au cœur de sa stratégie économique. Parmi les modèles économiques prometteurs figure l’économie de la fonctionnalité (EF), par laquelle la vente de l’usage d’un bien est substituée à la vente du bien lui-même. Plusieurs vertus lui sont attribuées en matière de soutenabilité. Ainsi, la rétention de la propriété des biens par les entreprises inciterait ces dernières à choisir des produits durables. La mise à disposition d’un même bien pour divers usagers limiterait les quantités produites. L’EF catalyserait aussi l’ancrage local des systèmes productifs et de consommation. Pourtant, en RBC, le modèle de l’EF reste encore peu connu, mal compris et peine à se déployer. C’est pourquoi le présent article, issu d’une recherche de 4 ans sur l’EF en RBC, poursuit trois objectifs : 1) il dresse un panorama original de l’état actuel de l’EF en RBC et de la diversité des besoins auxquels l’EF pourrait répondre ; 2) il analyse les dispositifs institutionnels de soutien de l’EF en RBC, et 3) il s’interroge sur l’adéquation entre les dispositifs institutionnels de soutien à une économie soutenable en RBC et le déploiement de l’EF dans la Région. Il ressort de cette étude exploratoire que l’EF est encore peu présente, tant institutionnellement que dans le tissu économique bruxellois. Il semblerait dès lors pertinent de donner davantage de place au modèle de l’EF, en créant des espaces permettant à des acteurs économiques d’expérimenter le modèle et d’en évaluer les effets en termes de soutenabilité, de construire une vision commune et de définir les trajectoires de son déploiement.
Ocular manifestations of common pulmonary diseases - A narrative review
Authors: Singh Mamta , Deokar Kunal , Sinha Bibhuti Prassn , Keena Monika , Desai Govind 
Published: March 2023

Ocular involvement can be a comorbidity of several pulmonary disorders. A knowledge of these manifestations is essential for early diagnosis and treatment. Hence, we aimed to review the common ocular manifestations of Asthma, COPD, sarcoidosis, obstructive sleep apnea and lung cancer. The ocular manifestations of bronchial asthma include allergic keratoconjunctivitis and dry eye. The inhaled corticosteroids used in the management of asthma can lead to cataract formation. COPD is associated with ocular microvascular changes due to chronic hypoxia and spill over of systemic inflammation into the eyes. However, its clinical significance is yet to be known. Ocular involvement is very common in sarcoidosis, seen in 20% of cases of pulmonary sarcoidosis. It can involve almost any anatomical structure of the eye. Studies have shown the association of obstructive sleep apnea (OSA) with floppy eye syndrome, glaucoma, nonarteritic anterior ischemic optic neuropathy, keratoconus, retinal vein occlusion and central serous retinopathy. However, though association has been established, causality remains to be proven. The effect of positive airway pressure (PAP) therapy used in the treatment of OSA on the above ocular conditions is yet to be known. The PAP therapy can itself lead to irritation and dry eyes. Lung cancer can involve the eyes by direct invasion of nerves, ocular metastasis or as a part of paraneoplastic syndrome. The purpose of this narrative review is to raise awareness about the association between ocular and pulmonary disorders to facilitate early detection and treatment of these conditions.
Volume-Controlled, Pressure-Controlled vs. Pressure-Controlled Volume-Guaranteed Ventilations in Improving Respiratory Dynamics During Laparoscopic Cholecystectomy
Authors: Chowdhury Sukriti , Maiti Asim Kumar , Chattopadhyay Suman , Bhar Debasish 
Published: March 2023

Introduction:
Pressure-controlled volume-guaranteed (PCV-VG) mode has the advantage of both volume-controlled (VCV) and pressure-controlled ventilation (PCV). Our objective is to compare gaseous exchange and lung dynamic compliance (C
dyn) after pneumoperitoneum and just before desufflation in VCV, PCV, and PCV-VG mode in laparoscopic cholecystectomy (LC).

Materials and Methods:
A total of 105 patients undergoing LC under general anesthesia were randomly distributed to group V (received VCV), group P (PCV), and group PV (PCV-VG) as mode of ventilation. Two arterial blood samples were taken for blood gas analysis: after the pneumoperitoneum (T1) and right before abdominal desufflation (T2). Arterial partial oxygen pressure (PaO2) and carbon dioxide (PaCO2) levels, oxygen saturation (SpO2) and end-tidal carbon dioxide were compared at these two points of time between the groups.

Results:

C
dyn was higher in group P (43.21 ± 4.4 mL/cmH2O) compared with group V (39.18 ± 3.2 mL/cmH2O) and PV (40.37 ± 2.45 mL/cmH2O) at T2 (P < 0.001). PaO2 was significantly higher (P < 0.001) in group P (197.50 ± 17.29 mm Hg) at T2 compared with group V (178.90 ± 23.7 mm Hg) and PV (183.47 ± 22.99 mm Hg). Furthermore, PaCO2 was also significantly higher in Group P (40.19 ± 2.92 mm Hg) compared with group V (32.57 ± 2.09 mm Hg) and group PV (34.14 ± 3.27 mm Hg).

Conclusion:
PaO2 and dynamic compliance are higher in pressure-controlled mode but, high PaCO2 in pressure-controlled mode indicates inadequate ventilation. Therefore, pressure controlled volume guaranteed mode can be considered as a favorable ventilation strategy during LC because dynamic compliance and PaO2 are higher than volume controlled ventilation and PaCO2 is significantly less than pressure controlled mode.
Interfollicular Hodgkin’s lymphoma: A diagnostic challenge for pathologists
Authors: Vijay Maneesh K. , Sethi Neha 
Published: March 2023

ABSTRACT
Interfollicular Hodgkin’s lymphoma (IFHL) is a rare pattern of classical Hodgkin’s lymphoma (CHL) showing reactive follicular hyperplasia with involvement of the interfollicular area by HL. Two cases are reported in this study having primary IFHL out of total of 500 cases of CHL reported at our center. Diagnosis of IFHL was made on the basis of morphological and immunohistochemical features. As they represent an early stage of the disease, their identification and awareness s very important to get proper treatment at its earliest. This variant is very unusual and is diagnostically challenging for pathologists.
Early detection of poor glycemic control in patients with diabetes mellitus in sub-Saharan Africa: a cohort study in Mozambique
Authors: Ciccacci Fausto , Manto Andrea , Morviducci Lelio , Lanti Fabiana , Majid Noorjehan , Agy Mustafa , Massango Cacilda , Orlando Stefano , Guidotti Giovanni , Cristina Marazzi Maria 
Published: March 2023

Introduction: WHO estimates 422 million cases of diabetes mellitus worldwide. Mozambique has the second-highest mortality related to DM in the African region.
Objectives: To provide data about a DM care service in Mozambique and to evaluate early outcomes of treatment.
Methods: The new patients diagnosed with DM in a two-years period in a health centre in Maputo (Mozambique) were included in a retrospective cohort study. Fasting blood glucose (FBG), waist circumference (WC) and BMI were collected at baseline and after three months.
Results: 188 patients were enrolled. Median BMI, WC and FBG at baseline were respectively 28 kg/m2(Inter Quartile Range [IQR]23.4-31.8), 98cm (IQR 87-105) and 209mg/dL (IQR 143-295). A non-pharmacological intervention was prescribed for six patients, while 182 patients received metformin 500 mg b.i.d. FBG was significantly reduced at control (226[±103.7]mg/dL vs 186[±93.2]mg/dL, p<0.000); however, glycemic control was reached in 74 patients (39.4%); not controlled patients changed regimen. Elderly patients had a higher glycemic control (adjusted Odds Ratio 2.50, 95% CI 1.11-5.06, p=0.002).
Conclusion: Strategies for early detection of scarce glycemic control are feasible in Mozambique and could lead to prompt regimen switch; an invasive therapeutic approach could be preferable in selected cases to achieve control.
Keywords: Diabetes Mellitus; Non-Communicable Diseases; Health Care.