bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Optimizing Industrial Structure to Achieve Sustainable and Low-carbon Goals for Resource Development
Authors: Xie Xin , Zhu Qisheng , Fu Hang , Hu Shanying 
Published: May 2023

Abstract

The development and utilization of bulk resources provide the basic material needs for industrial systems. However, the majority of the current resource utilization patterns are unsustainable. We developed a technology-based optimization model to guide sustainable and low-carbon transitions for the regional economy with complex resource endowments and selected the Qinghai saline lake region as a case study to explore the effectiveness of optimizing the regional industry structure. The results indicate that the current pattern of the Qinghai saline lake region is unsustainable with low efficiencies, high carbon emissions, and low added value, and after optimizing the industrial structure, the benefits of economic output, resource efficiency, and carbon emission reductions can be obtained. The scenario analyses exhibit disparities in the transition path from the original to the optimal industry structure. Notably, benefits from implementing carbon mitigation measures significantly exceeded the implementation of that of end-of-pipe measures. This study provides a quantitative tool for achieving sustainable and low-carbon footprint planning for regional resource-based industries.
A Zero-Shot Learning Relationship Classification Method with Semantic Pivot Regularization
Authors: Ye Zhengchun , Tang Jing , He Chunmei , Xia Yue , Li Xiuguang 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Zero-shot learning (ZSL) can identify new classes by transferring semantic knowledge from seen classes to unseen classes according to the relationships between the visual and semantic features of learning. However, due to the difference of manifold distribution between visual feature space and semantic feature space, some algorithms rely too much on cross-modal mapping between semantic feature space and visual feature space, and this process lacks effective constraints. When mapping from high-dimensional visual feature space to semantic space, highly overlapping semantic attributes are generated, which leads to the problem of pivot point. In addition, there is a serious problem of domain migration in generalized zero-shot learning. In order to solve these problems, we propose the Zero-shot learning relationship method (SPR-ZSL) with semantic pivot regularization. In SPR-ZSL, semantic attributes of low-dimensional features are first mapped to visual space to alleviate the hubness problem. Then semantic pivot regularization loss is designed to guide the embedding network to learn semantic attributes to make the original semantic attributes more discriminative. Finally, the relation network is used to learn the similarity between semantic attributes and image features adaptively to complete the image classification task. The effectiveness of the proposed method is validated on five datasets for both traditional Zero-shot learning and generalized Zero-shot learning tasks. The proposed method is compared with other state-of-the-art methods, and the effectiveness is demonstrated through comprehensive analysis of the experimental results.
Expounding the Mechanism and Regioselectvity of [3+2] Cycloloaddition between N-phenylmethanimine oxide Nitrone and 2-methylene-1,3-dithiolane 1,3-dioxide
Authors: Aitouna Abdelhak Ouled , Barhoumi Ali , Zeroual Abdellah , Mohammad-Salim Haydar , Ortiz Jesus Julian 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
The molecular electron density theory (MEDT) framework has been used to analyze the [3 + 2] cycloaddition reaction (32CA) between 2-methylene-1,3-dithiolane 1,3-dioxide MDD-2 and N-phenylmethanimine oxide nitrone NIT-1 at the B3LYP/6-311 + + G(d,p) level of theory. The Parr functions and the energy studies clearly reveal that this reaction is extremely regioselective, which is in perfect agreement with the experimental results. This 32CA zwitter-ionic type reaction exhibits high free energies of activation between 21.23 and 23.03 kcal mol-1. By analyzing the chemical mechanism in terms of bond evolution theory (BET), which discloses a variety of fluctuations in the electron density along the reaction route, a one-step mechanism with extremely asynchronous transition states is revealed.
The Gradual Impact of Sanctioning Cartels on Market Competition: Evidence from the Colombian Manufacturing Sector
Authors: Pelaez Sergio , Gutiérrez Juan David 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
This paper examines the market effects of fines imposed on hard-core cartels by the Colombian competition agency. We find that the fines had a positive and gradual impact on market competition in the manufacturing sector from 2012 to 2020. This suggests that the fines deterred cartel behavior but also that some implicit agreements take time to fade away. To measure market competition, we use the complement of a Lerner index, while an indicator variable is employed to capture the differential timing and sectors of fines imposed by the agency across various industries and years. Our data sources are a manufacturing census from the national department of statistics and public records of cartel cases from the agency. Our panel data consists of 67,671 observations for 10,316 firms over nine years. We employ a difference-in-differences (DID) method with multiple periods following Callaway and Sant’Anna (2021) and conduct robustness checks using Gardner (2021) and allowing for anticipation effects.
JEL codes: K21 - Antitrust Law, L41 - Horizontal Anticompetitive Practices, L60 - Industry Studies: Manufacturing, C23 - Panel Data Models; Spatio-temporal Models, D22 - Firm Behavior: Empirical Analysis
Experimental Study of the Anisotropic Thermal Conductivity of Spruce Wood
Authors: Hu Yu-Peng , Li Wen-Bin , Wu Song , Wang Yi-Jun , Zhong Wei-Zhou , Zhang Hu 
Published: May 2023

Abstract

The anisotropic fibers of wood will lead to a macroscopic anisotropic property in both mechanical strength and heat transfer. Previous experimental studies of wood materials were mainly focused on the mechanical property while their anisotropic thermal property is still lacking. In this research, the anisotropic thermal performance of spruce wood is studied at different temperature, humidity and mechanical load. The one-dimensional steady-state method and the transient plane source method are adopted to conduct the test. The thermal conductivity both in-plane and outside-of-plane of spruce wood at temperature ranging from 25 to 422 ℃, relative humidity ranging from 30–90% RH and mechanical load ranging from 0 to 20 MPa are obtained. The accuracy of the TPS method is validated using the 1D steady-state method. Both methods can be utilized to gauge the anisotropic thermal conductivity of spruce wood. Due to the unidirectional distribution of fiber, spruce wood has an outside-of-plane thermal conductivity that is roughly three times greater than its in-plane thermal conductivity. Among environmental conditions of temperature, humidity and mechanical load, the thermal conductivity of spruce wood are varied with temperature more significantly, which is followed by humidity and mechanical load. The measurement uncertainty is also discussed.
The Relationship between Empathy and Listening Styles is Complex: Implications for Doctors in Training
Authors: Beheshti Amir , Arashlow Farzin Tahmasbi , Barzkar Farzaneh , Fata Ladan , Baradaran Hamid R 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
Background: Effective communication is the key to a successful relationship between doctors and their patients. Empathy facilitates effective communication, but physicians vary in their ability to empathize with patients. Listening styles are a potential source of this difference.
We aimed to assess empathy and listening styles among medical students and whether students with certain listening styles are more empathetic.
Methods: In this cross-sectional study, 97 medical students completed the Jefferson scale of Empathy (JSE) and the revised version of the Listening Styles Profile (LSP-R). The relationship between empathy and listening styles was assessed by comparing JSE scores across different listening styles using ANOVA in SPSS software. A p-value less than 0.05 was considered significant.
Results: Overall, the students showed a mean empathy score of 103±14 on JSE. Empathy scores were lower among clinical students compared to preclinical students. Most of the medical students preferred the analytical listening style. The proportion of students who preferred the relational listening style was lower among clinical students compared to preclinical students. There was no significant relationship between any of the listening styles with empathy.
Conclusion: Our results do not support an association between any particular listening style with medical students' empathic ability. We propose that students who have better empathetic skills flexibly shift between listening styles rather than sticking to a specific listening style.
An unusual presentation of intussusception: A case-report
Authors: Escobar Johao , Ochoa Carlos , Alvarenga Mirna 
Published: May 2023

Abstract
This case report discusses an unusual presentation of intussusception in an adult patient, which is a condition typically associated with the pediatric population and characterized by telescoping of one segment of the intestine into another. The patient presented with persistent lower abdominal pain, constipation, abdominal distension, and an intermittent palpable mass in the lower left quadrant. The diagnosis of intussusception was made through ultrasound and subsequent colonoscopy, which identified a submucosal mass. Further imaging with contrast-enhanced abdominal tomography revealed displacement of the proximal portion of the descending colon into the distal portion, associated with mesenteric fat displacement and reactive lymph nodes. Laparotomy was performed, and the base of the mass was found to be a lipoma, which was resected.
The article highlights that intussusception in adults is rare, with pain being the most frequent symptom. It can occur in different parts of the gastrointestinal tract and is classified based on location and cause. Small intestine intussusceptions are often malignant, while colon adenocarcinoma is the primary cause of colonic invagination.
Das Kompetenzmodell ITPACK-NW für die diklusive Lehrkräftebildung in den Naturwissenschaftsdidaktiken
Authors: Schroeder Rene , Fränkel Silvia 
Published: May 2023

Ein diklusiver (digitaler und inklusiver) naturwissenschaftlicher Unterricht bietet spezifische Potenziale, aber auch Barrieren bezüglich der Gestaltung von Lehr-Lern-Prozessen. Im Rahmen der Lehrkräftebildung müssen diese Bedarfe zunächst einmal identifiziert und anschließend adressiert werden. Vor diesem Hintergrund analysiert der Beitrag den aktuellen theoretischen und empirischen Forschungsstand und arbeitet Leerstellen sowie Qualifizierungsbedarfe von (angehenden) Lehrkräften heraus. Dabei wird das TPACK-Modell (Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge) vor dem Hintergrund der Bedarfe eines diklusiven naturwissenschaftlichen Unterrichts sowie der damit verbundenen Anforderungen an Lehrkräfte ausdifferenziert. Der Beitrag mündet in einer Darstellung und Erörterung des erweiterten Modells (ITPACK-NW). Das Kompetenzmodell wurde für den Kontext inklusiver Lerngruppen entwickelt und besteht aus den Elementen des inklusionspädagogischen, fachdidaktischen und technologiebezogenen Wissens sowie deren Überschneidungsbereiche. Abschließend werden Potenziale für den Einsatz innerhalb der Lehrkräftebildung und Forschung aufgezeigt.

Abstract
Digital and inclusive science education, referred to as "diclusive", has the potential to offer specific benefits. However, there are also barriers to designing effective teaching and learning processes. Therefore, it is essential to identify these needs in teacher education and address them accordingly. This article analyzes the current state of theoretical and empirical research to identify gaps and the qualification needs of (prospective) teachers in the context of inclusive science education. The TPACK model (Technological Pedagogical Content Knowledge) is discussed in light of the needs of inclusive science education and the associated requirements for teachers. The article concludes with a presentation and discussion of the extended model, ITPACK-NW. This competency model is developed specifically for the context of inclusive learning groups and includes elements of inclusive education, subject didactics, and technology-related knowledge, as well as their overlapping areas. Finally, the article highlights the potential use of ITPACK-NW in teacher education and research.
Teachers’ perceptions of the impact of teenage pregnancy on learners’ academic performance: a case of selected schools in South Africa
Authors: Mashuhlane Komape , Segalo Letlhoyo , Ngobeni Tsakane 
Published: May 2023

The purpose of this study was to investigate and describe the negative impact of teenage pregnancy on learners’ academic performance in one district of education in South Africa. Teenage pregnancy was argued in the literature as the main source contributor to learners’ low academic performance, especially in disadvantaged schools in South Africa. For example, teenage pregnant learners missed classes owing to absenteeism as they will be visiting clinics. Their performance rate fluctuates as this depends on their periodic mood swing, which they experience from time to time. In some cases, these teenage pregnant learners drop out of schools. The study followed a qualitative research approach where purposive sampling was employed to select two educators per institution from three selected schools. Pseudonyms were used to protect the participants from being known and encouraged them to participate freely. Trustworthiness and ethical considerations were adhered to. Open-ended questions were prepared and administered to the selected educators to find out the impact of teenage pregnancy on scholastic performance.
The study findings established that a sense of knowledge and respect of rights need to be promoted since these pregnant learners have the right to education and must receive the same education as other non-pregnant learners. The study, reported on this paper, further recommends that all stakeholders should discourage teenagers from watching television with sexual content that might tempt them to engage in sexual activities that can lead to teenage pregnancy, which will end up affecting their academic performance.
Development of the recipe for cookies with pumpkin flour
Authors: Liubych Vitalii , Novikov Volodymyr , Zheliezna Valeriia , Koval Halyna , Tryhub Oleh , Belinska Svitlana , Tverdokhlib Olena , Honcharuk Yuliia , Kolibabchuk Tetyana , Pykalo Serhii 
Published: May 2023

The object of research is the technology of enriching shortbread cookies with pumpkin flour. The problem of enriching shortbread cookies with pumpkin flour was solved.
In the studies, different replacement of wheat flour with pumpkin flour was studied according to the following scheme: 0 %, 5 %, 10 %, 15 %, 20 %. The formation of strength, the ratio of the mass to the volume of the cake, its volume to the mass, the degree of swelling and sensory evaluation of the cookies were studied. As a result, it was established that the addition of pumpkin flour to the shortbread cookie recipe had a significant (р≤0.05) effect on its quality indicators. The strength of cookies and the ratio of its mass to volume increased with the addition of pumpkin flour. The degree of swelling and the ratio of the volume of cookies to mass decreased compared to the version without pumpkin flour. The use of pumpkin flour significantly changed the sensory indicators of cookie quality. The smell of cookies decreased from 9.0 to 3.7 points. The taste of cookies – from 9.0 to 3.0 points. Using it in the recipe reduces the volume of cookies, which reduces the degree of swelling and the ratio of its mass to volume. In addition, pumpkin flour has a specific smell and taste, which negatively affects the sensory evaluation of cookies. Therefore, the higher its content in the recipe, the worse the quality of the cookies.
A distinctive feature of the obtained results is the use of 5 % pumpkin flour in the cookie technology. With this recipe, the strength is 1.45 kg, the degree of swelling is 1.70, the ratio of cookie mass to volume is 0.65, cookie volume to mass is 1.53. The color of the surface of the cookies is light brown, the color of the crumb is yellow, the pores are small, thin-walled, uniform, the consistency is crumbly. Smell is 8.3 points, taste – 9.0 points.
The developed recommendations can be used by enterprises of low productivity for the production of shortbread cookies
mitos familiares sobre la enfermedad mental. Una metáfora sobre la posición subjetiva de las participantes
Authors: Trujillo Jaramillo Stephany , Maya Rendón Anthony Douglas 
Published: May 2023

Resumen:
El presente ensayo, es el resultado de la investigación Mitos Familiares sobre la Enfermedad Mental, realizada en el marco del curso Trabajo de Grado II para optar por el título de Psicólogos. La pregunta que guió nuestra investigación es ¿Cuáles son los mitos sobre la enfermedad mental en dos generaciones de una familia en la que uno de sus integrantes presenta enfermedad mental? Nos fundamentamos en el Psicoanálisis y la Psicología Analítica para la interpretación de los resultados de respuesta. La investigación se realizó desde un diseño metodológico cualitativo, y un enfoque fenomenológico de tipo descriptivo a través de un estudio de caso. Se utilizó como instrumento de recolección de información el Dibujo Cinético de la familia en el presente, y el Dibujo Cinético de la familia en el pasado, al igual que la narrativa conversacional con entrevista semiestructurada. Las personas participantes de la investigación son dos mujeres adultas, madre e hija, donde esta última fue diagnosticada con enfermedad mental en algún momento de su vida. Del proceso investigativo se concluye que el mito familiar sobre la enfermedad mental es la debilidad “un algo que solo les ocurre a personas débiles de carácter”, sin embargo, este mito se ha transformado, porque la enfermedad mental en la familia es vista actualmente como un medio para la adquisición y dotación de cualidades, como un algo que fortalece el alma.
Current Evidence on Dietary Factors and Kidney Allograft Function in Kidney Transplant Recipients: A Systematic Review
Authors: Nosrati-Oskouie Mohammad , Salavatizadeh Marieh , Ghorban Sabbagh Mahin , Aghili-Moghaddam Nazanin Sadat , Tarighat-Esfanjani Ali , Sahebkar Amirhossein 
Published: May 2023

Background:
Currently, there is no accounted-for consensus and practical standard
when counseling diet modification for kidney transplant recipients (KTRs). There are many differences
between transplant centers regarding what KTRs are needed to follow a diet, what dietary factors
and supplements are allowed, and how long KTRs should follow a modified diet. Relatively
few scatter data are available for dietary factors in KTRs. Thus, we aimed to systematically review
the literature on the purported dietary factors for kidney function.

Methods:
A systematic literature search was performed between February and March 2022 and updated
in February 2023 using PubMed, Scopus, Web of Science, and Google Scholar. We included
human observational and interventional studies that evaluated a dietary factor on kidney function
and graft survival in KTRs. Data were extracted, and the risk of bias was assessed using established
tools relevant to the study design.

Results:
Of the 5341 citations retrieved, seven prospective cohorts, five cross-sectional, seventeen
randomized, and ten non-randomized clinical trials were included that evaluated seven purported dietary
factors. Almost half of the studies (n = 22; 56%) were classified as having a low degree of
bias and sufficient support. Twenty-one studies (54%) reported a positive effect on KTRs. DASH
and Mediterranean diets decreased graft failure, low-sodium diet reduced blood pressure, and antioxidants
improved creatinine, GFR, and graft function. Of these, only twelve studies (31%) were
at low risk of bias.

Conclusion:
Some dietary factors, including DASH, Mediterranean, moderate protein, and low--
sodium diet, as well as antioxidants, may be associated with improved survival and kidney function
in KTRs. However, more research is needed.
Mechanism-based Pharmacological Management of Chemotherapy-induced Neuropathic
Pain from Preclinical Studies to Clinical Prospective: Platinum-based Drugs,
Taxanes, and Vinca Alkaloids
Authors: Zafari Nima , Velayati Mahla , Maftooh Mina , Khazaei Majid , Nassiri Mohammadreza , Hassanian Seyed M. , Ghayour-Mobarhan Majid , Ferns Gordon A. , Avan Amir 
Published: May 2023

Background:
Chemotherapy-induced peripheral neuropathy (CIPN) is a painful condition, experienced
by patients undergoing chemotherapy with some specific drugs, such as platinum-based agents, taxanes,
and vinca alkaloids. Painful CIPN may lead to dose interruptions and discontinuation of chemotherapy and can
negatively impact on the quality of life and clinical outcome of these patients. Due to a lack of a practical medical
therapy for CIPN, it is necessary to further explore and identify novel therapeutic options.

Methods:
We have reviewed PubMed and EMBASE libraries to gather data on the mechanism-based pharmacological
management of chemotherapy-induced neuropathic pain.

Results:
This review has focused on the potential mechanisms by which these chemotherapeutic agents may be
involved in the development of CIPN, and explains how this may be translated into clinical management. Additionally,
we have presented an overview of emerging candidates for the prevention and treatment of CIPN in
preclinical and clinical studies.

Conclusion:
Taken together, due to the debilitating consequences of CIPN for the quality of life and clinical
outcome of cancer survivors, future studies should focus on identifying underlying mechanisms contributing to
CIPN as well as developing effective pharmacological interventions based on these mechanistic insights.
Moxifloxacin: Physical-chemical and Microbiological Analytical Methods in the
Context of Green Analytical Chemistry
Authors: da Silva Thaisa Alves Celedonio , Lustosa Isadora Alves , Kogawa Ana Carolina 
Published: May 2023

Abstract:
Moxifloxacin (MOX) is a fourth-generation fluoroquinolone used in the form of tablets, infusion solutions
and ophthalmic solutions. It does not have a physical-chemical or microbiological analytical method described
in an official compendium. However, the literature shows some analysis methods for pharmaceuticals
and biological matrices. In this context, the objective is to show the analytical methods present in the literature
for the investigation of MOX by physical-chemical and microbiological techniques, as well as discussing them
according to the requirements of current pharmaceutical analyses and green analytical chemistry. Among the
physical-chemical methods present in the literature for MOX evaluation, 33% are HPLC, 21% are UV-Vis and
17% are capillary electrophoresis. On the other hand, among the microbiological methods, all of them are based
on diffusion in agar. There is still scope in the literature to incorporate new and improved analytical methods
for MOX evaluation, which adopt the concepts of green and sustainable analytical chemistry, either by using
less (or not using) toxic organic solvents, reducing waste generation or even reducing the analysis time according
to the intended objectives.