bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
A ASSOCIAÇÃO INDÍGENA BORARI DE ALTER-DOCHÃO– AIBAC: OS GANHOS DE AUTONOMIA E A RESISTÊNCIA NO TERRITORIO BORARI DESDE A CRIAÇÃO DA ASSOCIAÇÃO
Authors: Cunha da Mota Suzanny 
Published: January 2025

O artigo é sobre a Associação Indígena Borari de Alter do Chão - AIBAC tem como objetivo analisar como a criação da Associação Indígena Borari trouxe ganhos de autonomia e impulsionou a resistência dos indígenas em seu território com relação a especulação imobiliária, grilagem das terras indígenas e retirada de madeira, visto que sua fundação foi essencial para o reconhecimento e fortalecimento da identidade étnica e das demandas dos indígenas Borari de Alter do Chão A metodologia utilizada foi de abordagem qualitativa pelo cruzamento dos dados primários e secundários. A Associação Indígena Borari desde a sua fundação vem proporcionando ganhos de autonomia e resistência para os indígenas Borari de Alter do Chão, principalmente relacionados ao reconhecimento étnico e demarcação do seu território indígena junto à Fundação Nacional do Índio (FUNAI).
Bibliometric Analysis of Antipsychotic-induced Metabolic Disorder from 2006 to 2021 Based on WoSCC Database
Authors: Guo Zhihao , Zhang Zi , Li Lu , Zhang Ming , Huang Shanqing , Li Zezhi , Shang Dewei 
Published: January 2025

Background:
With the frequent use of antipsychotics, the metabolic disorder (MetD)
caused by drugs has received increasing attention. However, the mechanism of drug-induced MetD is
still unclear and is being explored. Keeping abreast of the progress and trending knowledge in this area
is conducive to further work.

Objective:
The aim of this study is to analyze the latest status and trends of research on antipsychoticinduced
metabolic disorder (AIMetD) by bibliometric and visual analysis.

Methods:
3478 publications of AIMetD from 2006 to 2021 were retrieved from the Web of Science
Core Collection database. R-biblioshiny was used for descriptive analysis, CiteSpace for cooperative
network, co-citation analysis and burst detection, and VOSviewer for co-occurrence keywords was
used.

Results:
Since 2006, the publications have been growing fluctuantly. These studies have extensive
cooperation among countries/regions. The most influential country/region, institution and author are
the USA, King's College London and Christoph U Correll. Analysis of references shows the largest
cluster of "antipsychotic-induced metabolic dysfunction", which is an important basis for MetD. The
recent contents of the burst citation are related to "glucose homeostasis" and "cardiovascular metabolism".
Several bursting keywords were discerned at the forefront, including "LC-MS/MS", "major depressive
disorder", "expression", and "homeostasis".

Conclusion:
The AIMetD study is in a state of sustained development. Close cooperation between countries/
regions has promoted progress. For grasping the foundation, development, and latest trends of
AIMetD, it is recommended to focus on active institutions and authors. Based on AIMetD, subdivision
areas such as "LC-MS/MS", "expression", and "homeostasis" are forefronts that deserve constant attention.
Tibial Tubercle Avulsion Fracture in a Case of Pre-existing Osgood-schlatter Disease
Authors: Mine Takatomo , Matusita Takuho , Shinohara Michio , Kuriyama Ryutaro , Tominaga Yasunari , Ihara Koichiro , Yonehara Takanori 
Published: January 2025

Introduction:
Osgood-Schlatter's disease (OSD) is a well-known condition; however, a tibial tubercle avulsion fracture following an OSD is rare. We reported a case of tibial tubercle avulsion fracture with pre-existing OSD in a 12-year-old boy.

Case Presentation:
A 12-year-old boy had right knee pain and could not walk after kicking a ball with his right leg during a soccer game. He had been diagnosed with OSD at another hospital 2 months previously. He was then diagnosed with a right tibial tubercle avulsion fracture. The fragment was thin, and the patient was treated with internal fixation using cannulated cancellous screws. The patient demonstrated near-normal knee function and was allowed to return to sporting activities 6 months postoperatively.

Conclusion:
In this case, the tibial tubercle avulsion fracture might have been associated with OSD. Care should be taken while treating OCD to prevent tibial tubercle avulsion fractures.
Examining the Effectiveness and Efficiency of Full Population Testing versus Traditional Sampling
Authors: Huang Feiqi , Cho Soohyun , Lee Kyungha , No Won Gyun 
Published: January 2025

SYNOPSIS
Full population testing (FPT) has been proposed as an alternative to traditional sampling, enabling auditors to manage a potentially large number of items leveraging advances in data analytics. This study applies FPT to substantive testing in an audit using purchase transaction data. We then evaluate the effectiveness and efficiency of FPT by comparing the outcome of FPT with that of traditional sampling approaches. Our findings show that the FPT approach is more effective and efficient in identifying problematic transactions. Finally, we discuss the costs and benefits of adopting FPT and address the key considerations when applying FPT in an audit environment.
Data Availability: Data are available from the public sources referenced in the text.
JEL Classifications: M41; M42; C55; C88.
To Charge or Not to Charge: Prosecutorial Characteristics and Responses to Auditor Reported Findings
Authors: Lau Michelle C. , Flasher Renee 
Published: January 2025

ABSTRACT
Deterring white-collar crime involves a complex relationship between detection by auditors and legal enforcement. We hand collect data from the Arkansas Legislative Audit Committee on auditor findings reported to the prosecuting attorney’s office, and subsequent prosecutorial responses for the respective district between 2015 and 2019. Applying theory from sociology and psychology we consider the effects of prosecutorial gender and financial resources (a dimension of socio-economic status) on prosecutorial charging decisions involving auditor reported fraud. We find an association between a prosecutor’s financial resources and formal prosecutorial charges but not for gender. We also find an increasing trend of auditor referrals but static levels of formal criminal charges filed by prosecutors. Our findings highlight the complexity of the auditor-prosecutor relationship, and a need to better understand differences between auditor and prosecutor conclusions regarding white-collar crime.
Data Availability: Data are available from public sources cited in text.
JEL Classifications: M420.
Re-Examining the Effect of Quarterly Reporting on Firm Value—New Evidence from the Introduction of a Risk-Based Approach in Singapore
Authors: Nienhaus Martin , Schott Alicia , van Gemmern Florian 
Published: January 2025

ABSTRACT
Kajüter, Klassmann, and Nienhaus (2019) (KKN) find that mandating quarterly reporting is net costly for small firms. In this study, we re-examine the firm value effect of quarterly reporting using Singapore’s regulatory change from a size-based to a risk-based approach to quarterly reporting, in which only high-risk firms are mandated to report quarterly. We find that prior mandatory quarterly reporters do not react significantly to the regulatory relaxation. However, firms with a strong demand for transparency and small firms previously exempted from quarterly reporting react significantly negative (−0.83 and −1.67 percent, respectively). Consistent with KKN, high-risk firms that are now required to report quarterly perceive the mandate as burdensome (−2.80 percent). Moreover, firms exhibit heightened uncertainty after the announcement of the regulatory change until the publication of high-risk firms. Finally, quarterly reports of high-risk firms do not generate information spillovers to nonquarterly reporters, whereas those of voluntary continuers do so.
JEL Classifications: M41; M48.
Livelihood Security Index Assessment among Millet Farmers in North Eastern Hill (NEH) States of India
Authors: Sangappa  , Rafi D. , Candhini K. , Charishma E. , Meghana G. 
Published: January 2025

The present study was conducted from August, 2022 to August, 2023 in the North Eastern Hill (NEH) areas of Arunachal Pradesh, Tripura, and Meghalaya as part of the ICAR-IIMR, Hyderabad institutional project. Ex-post facto research design was used for assessing the livelihood security of millet farmers in tribal areas. The study constituted to 6 districts in 6 blocks and 24 villages with a sample of 240. Livelihood security index values were used to find the livelihood security of tribal farmers. According to the research findings, various components of livelihood security viz., social, food and nutritional, institutional, ecological, infrastructural, and economic aspects were assessed. Results indicated that economic security (0.85), food and nutrition security (0.84), infrastructural security (0.81), and ecological security (0.77) have received higher livelihood index values. The higher value of the livelihood index stated that significant improvements were observed in the livelihoods of tribal farmers through the technological implementations of IIMR with the support of central and state agricultural universities in the study area. The study revealed that social security was recorded as low. The study also highlighted that there is a strong need to improve the social status of millet farmers in NEH areas after post-project implementation. Achieving social security requires time and it can be improved through greater community engagement by the farmers, capacity-building initiatives, and advanced technical support for stimulating the social standards of NEH areas.
Kerukunan Agama di Indonesia: Sebuah Kajian Teologis Praktis
Authors: Sujarwo Agus , Hidayat Rahmat , Sugianto Sugianto 
Published: January 2025

Abstract;Religious differences are part of sunatullah. Indonesia itself consists of various religions, which of course causes social problems and conflicts. This research provides an insight into the condition of inter-religious harmony in Indonesia from an Islamic religious perspective. The research process was carried out using qualitative methods based on literature data with content analysis and using the theory of Agreeing in Disagreement offered by Abdul Mukti Ali to achieve religious harmony, especially in Indonesia. Based on the results of research in Indonesian society, the reality is that not all regions and individuals use Agree in Agreement, namely, on the other hand, there are those who do not agree with this due to several factors, both internal and external, such as economic and political causes. Some areas that do not apply the theory of harmony occur in the areas of Ambon, North Maluku-Maluku, Poso, Sampit and Sambas, as well as several other areas, so this could trigger problems of harmony between religious communities in Indonesia.Keywords:Difference; Religious Harmony. Abstrak;Perbedaan agama merupakan bagian dari sunatullah. Di Indonesia sendiri terdiri dari berbagai macam agama yang tentunya hal ini menyebabkan masalah dan konflik sosial. Penelitian ini memberikan pandangan mengenai kondisi kerukunan antar umat beragama di Indonesia melalui perspektif agama islam. Proses penelitian dilakukan dengan menggunakan metode kualitatif yang berdasarkan pada data kepustakaan dengan analisis isi (content analysis) dan menggunakan teori Agree in disagreement (setuju dalam ketidaksetujuan) yang ditawarkan oleh Abdul Mukti Ali untuk mencapai kerukunan umat beragama khususnya di Indonesia. Berdasarkan hasil penelitian dalam masyarakat Indonesia realitanya tidak semua wilayah dan individu yang menggunakan Agree in disagreement yaitu pada sisi lain ada yang tidak setuju dengan hal tersebut karena beberapa faktor baik internal maupun eksternal seperti disebabkan oleh ekonomi dan politik. Beberapa daerah yang tidak menerapkan teori kerukunan tersebut terjadi pada wilayah Ambon, Maluku-maluku Utara, Poso, Sampit dan Sambas, serta beberapa daerah lainnya maka hal ini bisa menjadi pemicu terjadinya problem kerukunan antar umat beragama di Indonesia.Kata Kunci: Kerukunan Beragama; Perbedaan.
Lebih Lekat, Lebih Berharga: Peran Parent dan Peer Attachment terhadap Self-Esteem Remaja dengan Orang Tua Bercerai di Kabupaten Karawang
Authors: Kartika Kiki Sri , Riza Wina Lova , Aisha Dinda 
Published: January 2025

The purpose of this research is to knowing an effect of parent and peer attachment of self-esteem. Participants in this research were adolescents with divorced parents aged 13 until 21 years old in Karawang Regency with total of 204 participants, 47 men and 157 women. The sampling uses convenience sampling technique. The data collected tools using the Inventory of Parent and Peer attachment (IPPA) scale and the Rosenberg Self-esteem Scale (RSES) with quantitative methods. Data analysis using multiple regression hypothesis techniques using the SPSS program version 25.0 for windows 64-bit. Data analysis shows the significance value of regression from parents and peer attachment to self-esteem is 0.000 which means there is an effect of parent and peer attachment on self-esteem of adolescents with divorced parents in Karawang Regency. The results of the coefficient of determination of parent and peer attachment to self-esteem is (R Square) 0.117 or 11,7%, where parent attachment contributes 4,2% while peer attachment 7,5%, it's mean that peer attachment has a higher effect than parent attachment on the self-esteem of adolescents with divorced parents in Karawang Regency.
Bibliografía de filología hispánica
Authors: De Filología Hispánica Nueva Revista 
Published: January 2025

Las reseñas se consignan a continuación del libro (o artículo reseñado). Cuando éste se ha descrito en una entrega anterior de la Bibliografía, se pone entre paréntesis el número de ficha correspondiente. También se hacen referencias a ediciones anteriores de una obra, a tomos anteriores de una obra en curso de publicación, etc. En estos casos, la cifra que precede al número de referencia indica el volumen de la NRFH en que figura la ficha en cuestión. Así, el "núm. 39-39695" corresponde a la ficha 39695, la cual está en el volumen 39 de la NRFH. Cuando no hay cifra inicial, ha de entenderse que el número remite a una ficha incluida en el presente fascículo.
3° Taller de Tafonomía Actualista en América del Sur. Libro de Resúmenes
Authors: Hassan Gabriela , Borrazo Karen 
Published: January 2025

El TAAS es una reunión científica interdisciplinar en la que participan distintos profesionales de diferentes países sudamericanos y disciplinas como la biología, paleontología, geología, arqueología y ciencias forenses. Su origen se enmarca dentro de la necesidad de compartir los avances científicos y las reflexiones sobre la Tafonomía Actualística.Se presenta el Libro de Resúmenes de las conferencias, talleres y exposiciones del 3° Taller de Tafonomía Actualista en América del Sur, realizado del 7 al 9 de Octubre de 2024 en el Museo Municipal de Ciencias Naturales "Lorenzo Scaglia" de la ciudad de Mar del Plata, República Argentina.
El dibujo y el collage como visualizadores de ideas para el diseño gráfico
Authors: Zúñiga Salas Tatiana 
Published: January 2025

El artículo reflexiona sobre el uso que los diseñadores gráficos le dan al dibujo y al collage para visualizar ideas. Al comprender estos usos específicos, podríamos demostrar cómo mejorar estas habilidades en las aulas y los procesos creativos de las personas estudiantes. Para profundizar en el tema, implementamos una estrategia didáctica en un curso optativo de dibujo para la carrera de Diseño Gráfico de la Sede Interuniversitaria de Alajuela de la Universidad de Costa Rica. Para ello, el autor/a adaptó la taxonomía del dibujo para el diseño de Schenk (2007) y propuso seis actividades creativas para facilitar la visualización de ideas en los estudiantes. Basamos el desarrollo de las actividades en un modelo tridimensional de un árbol previamente realizado. Las actividades ejecutadas fueron: reconocimiento de materiales, dibujo gestual, síntesis volumétrica con malla gráfica, intervención gráfica de fotografía, proyección de luz sobre el modelo e intervención de siluetas y collage. Los participantes (quince estudiantes en nivel de especialidad) calificaron con alto puntaje la estrategia de enseñanza y consideraron las actividades relevantes para su desarrollo profesional. Descubrieron que las actividades les permitieron visualizar ideas en un tiempo breve y con menos presión sobre los resultados. La actividad del collage permitió a los participantes reunir ideas y construirlas nuevamente bajo un nuevo enfoque, permitiéndoles asumir sus dibujos, reorganizarlos a partir de nuevas configuraciones y re-concebirlas desde un punto de vista diferente. Los mismos participantes recomendaron implementar este tipo de actividades dinámicas en los cursos de dibujo de la Escuela de Bellas Artes de la Universidad de Costa Rica.
Fuerza potencia, flexibilidad y riesgo de lesión, en futbolistas con discapacidad visual y auditiva
Authors: Ramirez Roman Luis Eduardo , Hincapie Gallon Olga Lucia , Tierradentro Gomez Lina , Cortes Garcia Juliana , Duque Cortes Daniel Feipe 
Published: January 2025

La discapacidad y el ámbito deportivo ha sido considerado un gran promotor de la inclusión. Para el fútbol 5, tanto la fuerza como la flexibilidad determinan una adecuada realización de los gestos deportivos, promoviendo así una adecuada funcionalidad de los grupos musculares involucrados en el deporte mediante la expresión de la fuerza y óptimos periodos de cocontracción, lo anterior para atender a las capacidades necesaria para la práctica del deporte Método: Estudio descriptivo de corte transversal para describir la fuerza potencia, flexibilidad y riesgo de lesión en deportistas profesionales de fútbol auditivo y sonoro con edades entre 18 o más años del Valle del Cauca. Resultados y discusión: Para el riesgo de lesión si se encontró una diferencia significativa (p=0.008), lo que indica que los deportistas con discapacidad visual presentaban mayor riesgo de lesión; en lo relacionado con fuerza y flexibilidad con las pruebas usadas no se encontraron diferencias.
CRISPR/Cas Systems as Diagnostic and Potential Therapeutic Tools for Enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli
Authors: Bogut Agnieszka , Kołodziejek Anna , Minnich Scott A. , Hovde Carolyn J. 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
Following its discovery as an adaptive immune system in prokaryotes, the clustered regularly interspaced short palindromic repeats (CRISPR)/CRISPR-associated proteins (Cas) system has been developed into a multifaceted genome editing tool. This review compiles findings aimed at implementation of this technology for selective elimination or attenuation of enterohemorrhagic Escherichia coli (EHEC). EHEC are important zoonotic foodborne pathogens that cause hemorrhagic colitis and can progress to the life-threatening hemolytic uremic syndrome (HUS). Advancements in the application of CRISPR methodology include laboratory detection and identification of EHEC, genotyping, screening for pathogenic potential, and engineering probiotics to reduce microbial shedding by cattle, the primary source of human infection. Genetically engineered phages or conjugative plasmids have been designed to target and inactivate genes whose products are critical for EHEC virulence.
A new scale to measure customer’s expectations about service dimensions: Application to the hotel service
Authors: Franco Mara , Meneses Raquel 
Published: January 2025

Abstract
The main purpose of this research was to create and test a scale to measure customer’s expectations about new service dimensions. Quantitative methodology, using exploratory factor analysis, was used to validate the scale for new service dimensions. This transnational research involved hotel service, and data were collected from 10 Latin countries: Portugal, Spain, France, Italy, Romania, Brazil, Mexico, Uruguay, Bolivia, and Chile. About 1262 customers answered a questionnaire about their expectations regarding service dimensions of the hotel service. Findings show that there is a set of new dimensions that are accurate to measure customer’s expectations about service, namely, the degree of customer involvement, convenience level, contact personnel performance, complexity degree, information and communication power, and environment and social responsibility. The major contribution is that these dimensions were outlined to be tested from the customers’ point of view for any service, as all these service dimensions can be controlled by the service provider to fulfil customers’ expectations. This research goes beyond the usual service quality dimensions, including other dimensions of the service. However, owing to the dynamic nature of customers’ expectations, researchers should continue to search for new aspects that customers consider in the service process and test new service dimensions.
Effectiveness of Anti-Dusting in The Suppression of Fertilizer Dust Abstract
Authors: Barros Amanda Carolline Ribeiro , Campos Ana Flávia Pinheiro de , Capuc Ana Paula Silva , Begnini Mauro Luiz 
Published: January 2025

Objective: The objective of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of the anti-dusting additive in reducing dust formation during the application of granulated fertilizers, focusing on ammonium sulfate (SAM) and NPK (10-10-10).

Theoretical Framework: Dust formation during the manufacturing, transportation, and handling of fertilizers represents an industrial challenge, compromising equipment efficiency and workplace safety. The use of anti-dusting additives has been identified as an effective solution to minimize this issue by promoting the adhesion of fine particles to mixers and reducing dust generation.

Methods: Coating tests were conducted on granulated fertilizers (SAM and NPK 10-10-10) using a commercial anti-dusting additive. Quantitative analysis of dust formation was performed before and after the application of the additive, using standardized methods for the collection and measurement of suspended particles.

Results and Discussion: The results demonstrated that the use of the anti-dusting additive was highly effective in reducing dust formation in granulated fertilizers. For ammonium sulfate (SAM), the reduction was approximately 86%, while for NPK (10-10-10), the effectiveness reached 88%. This significant reduction indicates that the additive successfully minimized dust dispersion.

Research Implications:Confirming the effectiveness of the anti-dusting additive may influence industrial practices, encouraging its widespread adoption. This can improve occupational safety, extend equipment life, and enhance the final product quality. Ultimately, it may lead to reduced maintenance, lower health risks for workers, and increased industry competitiveness.

Originality/Value: This research provides empirical evidence on dust control methods in the fertilizer industry, offering practical and reliable guidance for selecting anti-dusting solutions. By demonstrating the additive’s effectiveness, the study serves as an innovative and valuable reference for producers and industry professionals.