bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Role of Interpersonal Trust on the Relationship Between Employee Innovative Behaviour and Customer Participation: Evidence from The Hospitality Industry in Sri Lanka
Authors: N. Veerappan  , P. Pradeesh  
Published: January 2023

Purpose: The purpose of this study is to assess how the customers’ contribution impels employee innovative behavior in hospitality services with respect to the mediating role of interpersonal trust in selected hotels in Sri Lanka.
Design/methodology/approach: Based on the existing literature, conceptual model is created with the dependent variable of employee innovative behavior, independent variable of customer participation and the mediating variable of interpersonal trust. A total of 391 acceptable questionnaires were obtained out of 500 questionnaires distributed comprisesing 198 and 193 frontline employees and customers respectively (convenient sampling was used) in three to five star hotels in Sri Lanka. The collected data were analyzed using inferential statistics.
Findings: The quantitative survey divulges that there is a significant positive effect between customer participation and employee innovative behavior and interpersonal trust. In addition, a study reveals that increasing the level of interpersonal trust between customers and employees may boost employee innovative capacity. Hence it is proved that customer participation has an indirect significant effect on employee innovative behavior through interpersonal trust.
Originality: This study contributes to fill out the existing knowledge gap and it helps to improve the innovations in the service sector with the appropriate climate of information exchange.

Implications: According to the results, increasing consumer involvement in service design and delivery improves employee novelty. Meanwhile developing trust between the parties enhances the relationship as well as it will enhance the creative power of employees in hospitality services. This study contributed to the hospitality industry on innovative ideas which makes customer participation as a tool for their novelty in the Sri Lankan context.
Keywords: Customer Participation, Interpersonal Trust, Employee Innovative Behavior, Services, Hotels, Tourism
ASSESSMENT OF AGROECOLOGICAL STATE OF ARABLE LANDS OF FOREST-STEPPE ZONE OF RIVNE REGION
Authors: Klуmenko Mykola , Klуmenko Oleksandr , Dolzhenchuk Viktor , Onyshchuk Nataliia 
Published: January 2023

Assessment of agroecological state of arable lands of forest-steppe zone of Нoshcha district, Symoniv Village Council was carried out. Agroecological state of forest-steppe arable lands has undergone essential changes for the forty-five year period of their exploitation. These changes can be divided into three periods: the first one (between 1965 to 1990) – the growth of their fertility level, the second (between 1990 to 1995) – relatively stable level of fertility, and the third (between 1996 to 2010) – gradual decrease of their fertility. According to complex estimаtion of agroecological state prevailing majority of forest-steppe areas of Rivne region are referred to category unsufficiently fit for formation there special raw zones with integrated index randing from 0,40 to 0,49 and arable lands of Нoshcha region are qualified as unsufficiently fit (0,44-0,47) andpartly unfit (0,20-0,38). It is ascertained that arable lands of Symoniv Village Council according to integrated agroecological index within the period between 2001 to 2005 are estimated as the category of unsufficiently fit (0,58) and within the period between 2016 to 2020 as unfit (0,35).
EFFICIENCY OF USING NON-TRADITIONAL TYPES OF FERTILIZERS OF MELIORANTS ON RADIOACTIVELY CONTAMINATED SOILS
Authors: Turchуna Kateryna , Brezhуtska Olena , Stetsiuk Liudmyla 
Published: January 2023

When organizing agricultural production in territories where the contamination of products does not lead to exceeding the limits of individual radiation doses, the collective criterion is the collective dose of population exposure. In such cases, the optimization of the structure of agricultural production is aimed at achieving a minimum flow of radioactive cesium into the body of the population with food. In the distant post-аccident period, the challenge is to ensure the costeffective production of agricultural products with the lowest possible concentration of radionuclides in specific envirоnmental conditions. Measures to reduce the concentration of radionuclides in products below the established standards are taken taking into account their economic feasibility. It is possible to achieve reduction of the radionuclide migration intensity through the implementation of nature conservation measures, maintenance of soil-protective systems of agriculture with contour-reclamation organization of the territory, use of machines and technologies that enhance the barrier function of naturallandscapes. he article shows the influence of local raw materials (phosphorites, limestone, glauconite, sapropel), as fertilizers and ameliorants, on the grain yield of oats and lupine. It is proved that the use of non-traditional types of fertilizers and ameliorants contribute to increasing the bio-productivity of soddy-weakly podzolic sandy soil, as well as reduce the content of radionuclides in grain. According to the results of the studies, it can be concluded that the use of local raw materials (phosphorites, glauconite sands, limestone, sapropel) as ameliorants and fertilizers for growing crops is an effective agricultural method, especially on radioactivelycontaminated lands. In addition, it should be noted that the use of ameliorants is cost-effective, which provides a cost recovery.
THE INFLUENCE OF BRAND AMBASSADOR, TRUST, PRICE AND PRODUCTS ON PURCHASE DECISIONS AT SHOPEE INDONESIA (CASE STUDY ON PEKANBARU STUDENTS)
Authors: Gusdaputra Damra , Afwa Awliya , Asril Asril , Anggraini Nia 
Published: January 2023

ABSTRACTShopee is a popular online shopping platform in Indonesia. This platform offers a wide range of products from various sellers, including products specifically targeted towards students. This research was conducted to find out whether there is an Influence of Brand Ambassador, Trust, Price and Product on Purchasing Decisions (case study in Pekanbaru students). The object of this study is Shopee Indonesia with an active student population of universities in Pekanbaru (UNRI, UIR, UMRI, UNILAK and UIN) who have worked at Shopee Indonesia with a sample of 198 people. The sampling technique, namely by using simple random sampling using snowball sampling data collection techniques, the results of this study show that Brand Ambassador and Trust do not have a significant effect on purchasing decisions at Shopee Indonesia by Pekanbaru students, while Prices and Products have a significant influence on purchasing decisions on Shopee Indonesia by Pekanbaru students. This research is conducted due to the shift in Indonesian society's shopping behavior, from traditional shopping behavior to digitalization with online buy and sell transactions. The implication of the results of this research is the importance of Shopee providing quality products at prices that meet the desires and target market.Keywords: Brand Ambassador, Trust, Pricing, Products, and Purchasing Decisions
Fish as a Resource and a Curiosity in International Exhibitions at the End of the Nineteenth Century
Authors: Lajus Julia 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Fish and other water edible animals are the most numerous wild creatures that still are perceived as natural resource. Their individuality in perception by humans is mostly not recognised. In this paper I would like to discuss how fish were displayed and perceived at the World Fairs and specialised Fisheries Exhibitions that were quite numerous between 1880 and the beginning of the First World War. Among them the Great International Fisheries Exhibition in London in 1883 was the most significant and abundant and provided much material that remains not well studied by historians. Many fishing nations provided booklets and other materials for the exhibitions; the reception of the displays was discussed in scientific and popular publications and public media that included also visual materials. Why did fish become the object of such interest to the general public? What kind of stories were different nations and regions trying to tell through these displays and publications? How did fish link and divide people, especially the experts? Fisheries, as a sector of the economy, united archaic technologies and culture with the call for progress and modernisation. In addition, interest was concentrated around animals from whom humans felt removed at a large distance but who mystified them by their diversity in shape, colours, movement and, finally, taste.
Defending against adversarial attacks on graph neural networks via similarity property
Authors: Yao Minghong , Yu Haizheng , Bian Hong 
Published: January 2023

Graph Neural Networks (GNNs) are powerful tools in graph application areas. However, recent studies indicate that GNNs are vulnerable to adversarial attacks, which can lead GNNs to easily make wrong predictions for downstream tasks. A number of works aim to solve this problem but what criteria we should follow to clean the perturbed graph is still a challenge. In this paper, we propose GSP-GNN, a general framework to defend against massive poisoning attacks that can perturb graphs. The vital principle of GSP-GNN is to explore the similarity property to mitigate negative effects on graphs. Specifically, this method prunes adversarial edges by the similarity of node feature and graph structure to eliminate adversarial perturbations. In order to stabilize and enhance GNNs training process, previous layer information is adopted in case a large number of edges are pruned in one layer. Extensive experiments on three real-world graphs demonstrate that GSP-GNN achieves significantly better performance compared with the representative baselines and has favorable generalization ability simultaneously.
A population-based model for rationing COVID-19 vaccine
Authors: Cawthorpe David 
Published: January 2023

BACKGROUND
As COVID-19 vaccines develop, methods for identifying vulnerability within groups to prioritized vaccination remain un-established. This paper presents a novel approach based on population-based analysis of viral pneumonia vulnerability, as an example.

METHODS
The analysis employed an anonymous, 16-year, population dataset (n = 768,460) consisting of International Classification of Diseases (ICD-9) diagnoses, demographics, and dates identifying those with viral pneumonia and permitting linkage of these individuals to all their associated diagnoses for calculation of odds ratios and proportions of disorders before and after the index viral pneumonia diagnosis.

RESULTS
Females and males had results of differing magnitude. For those with viral pneumonia, the mean number of diagnoses was greater in both the subsample and whole sample, with associated diagnoses arising about 4 years on average before the viral pneumonia index diagnosis. Within the subsample, compared to those without, the temporal analysis revealed distinct over-representation for those with viral pneumonia at visit one and over the first fifty visits. Further, those with viral pneumonia had diagnoses not represented in the group without viral pneumonia.

CONCLUSIONS
The population-based analysis of temporal hyper-morbidity may be a viable and economical approach to identifying viral pneumonia vulnerability. The approach presented in this paper may provide an economical means of identifying vulnerability to COVID-19 in regions where comparable data are available for analysis. Rational approaches may optimize vaccination and help to limit the spread of the disease and to some extent alleviate the health service burden.
A Rare Case of Scar Edometriosis - Case Report
Authors: Sridhar Dr. L , Reddy K. Dr. Abhilash , Dhoorjati Dr. Bhaswanth , Phadnis Dr. Rohit 
Published: January 2023

Background: Scar endometriosis is a rare condition seen in post LSCS or hysterectomy or obstetric procedure, where functional endometrial tissue is seen outside uterine cavity.
Case: A 34 year old female presented with cyclic pain during menstruation at the Pfannenstiel incision at the scar site, associated with 5 * 5 cm lump in the parietal abdominal plan. On clinical examination and investigations, preoperatively, it was suggestive of scar endometriosis. After excision, HPE confirmed to be scar endometriosis with 2 cm clear margins.
Discussion: Scar endometriosis is a very rare disorder whose incidence was reported to be 0.03–0.45%. Clinical suspicion of scar endometriosis is very important in the patients with chronic pain at scar site, which is usually missed and can often lead to longterm morbidity of the patients. With histopathological confirmation it becomes absolutely necessary to prove iatrogenic implantation theory which is well accepted.
Conclusion: Clinical suspicion of scar endometriosis depending on clinical presentation and history of previous obstetric procedure is important for surgeons and excision of the lesion with good margins is the treatment of choice to prevent chronic morbidity in patients due to pain and recurrent surgery.
Dynamics of changes in milk productivity of brown Swiss cows of local breeding in the conditions of Armenia
Authors: Muradyan A. M. , Solovyova O. I. , Minasyan L. M. , Chitchyan Zh. T. , Ruzanova N. G. 
Published: January 2023

Relevance. In the Republic of Armenia, the leading branch of animal husbandry is cattle breeding. More than 95 % of the milk and 60% of the meat are obtained from cattle breeding. In order to further develop cattle breeding in the republic within the framework of various state and commercial programs, since 2007, Holstein, Brown Swiss, Simmental and Jersey heifers have been imported from European countries. In this regard, the study of adaptive and productive qualities of not only imported, but also received from them animals of the first generation is relevant. Methods. Experimental studies were carried out on the number of dairy cows in the leading livestock farm of OOO “Agroholding “Armenia”” near the city of Spitaka. The processing of the research results was carried out using the method of variation statistics. The article substantiates the age-related changes in the indicators of milk productivity of the daughters of the Brown Swiss breed of the first generation, obtained from mothers imported from Germany, at I; II and III lactation (2016–2021). The farm has a system of keeping cows year-round stall, with loose-box method of keeping. Cows are fed and milked twice a day. The study determined the milk yield, the fat and protein content in milk (monthly control milking), the live weight of cows (by weighing), the lactation coefficient and milk yield repeatability coefficients. Results. According to the results of the research, Brown Swiss cows obtained from imported mother cows had sufficiently high indicators of milk productivity and live weight, which naturally increased with age. In cows, milk yield from I to III lactation was 6845; 7630 and 8450 kg, respectively, the fat and protein content in milk was 4.08; 4.03; 4.0 % and 3.2; 3.16; 3.12 %, live weight was 550; 595 and 630 kg, and the milk coefficient was 12.4; 12.8 and 13.4.
Analysis of Principal’s Leadership at Unesa Lab School
Authors: Nusantara Widya , Roesminingsih MV. , Widyaswari Monica 
Published: January 2023

Principals have an essential role in realizing schools that excel, excel, and even. A school principal's ability is not only in carrying out his role as a leader and manager but also, more importantly, as a motivator, innovator, and supervisor, including the principal in the Unesa Lab School Environment. This study aims to analyze the performance of school principals in carrying out their functions as innovators, motivators, and supervisors. The research method uses descriptive quantitative. Research respondents included school principals and educators at Lab school Unesa Junior High School (JHS) 1, Unesa Lab school JHS 2, and Unesa Lab school Unesa Lab school JHS 3. The analysis technique used percentages. The results of this study indicate that the principal's leadership is carried out optimally. The data shows that the principal of Unesa Lab school JHS 1 has a score of 4.31, Unesa Lab school JHS 2 has a score of 4.30, and Unesa Lab school JHS 3 has a score of 4.55. In general, the principal's leadership in carrying out the functions of innovator, motivator, and supervisor has been excellent, and this must be maintained and even improved. For this reason, the principal must have the ability to receive and provide information to subordinates and their environment. As innovators, Principals have tips for establishing a harmonious relationship with a new climate of ideas, and they must also be able to integrate every activity. In carrying out his function as a motivator, the principal must be able to encourage a strong will and will with enthusiasm and confidence for teachers, staff, and students in carrying out their respective duties. The principal's supervisory function can be seen in composing and implementing educational supervision programs and taking advantage of the results.
Developing ESP E-Module Course Design Based on Canva for Law Students
Authors: Septiyani Rini Dwi , Aslami Iron Fajrul , Surani Dewi 
Published: January 2023

This research aims to design and develop an e-module based on the Canva application, and to measure the validity of e-modules for legal English courses. This research uses Research and Development (R&D) research with the ADDIE model with five stages: first is analyzing problems, potentials, and needs. The second is designing to determine a Canva Digital application used, the design/theme of the e-module, and the format. The third stage is developing the design that has been previously designed by being developed through the Canva Digital application. In addition, at this stage, a validation test is carried out for the validators, namely material experts, linguists, and media experts to determine the feasibility of the E Module that has been designed and developed. The fourth stage is Implementation. In this stage, a practicality test and effectiveness test are carried out on law students of Bina Bangsa University. The final stage is evaluation, at this evaluation stage, is the stage of implementing digital Canva-based E-Module improvements that have been given input by material experts, linguists, and media experts. Quantitative and qualitative data were employed to collect the information. The finding reveals the average score for eligibility assessment results is 91,79 %, the average score for practicality assessment results is 91,86 %, and the average score for effectiveness is 84,66. In conclusion, the eligibility assessment is classified as "Very Eligible," the practicality assessment derived from the lecture and student practicality questionnaires is classified as "Very Practical," and the effectiveness assessment derived from the evaluation activities is classified as "Very Effective." E-module teaching materials can be utilized by lecturers as an alternate method of transmitting information on the ESP to law students, allowing lecturers to provide information in a manner that captures students' attention. The e-module was still developed utilizing an online connection, which presented a challenge for students who did not have consistent access to the internet. For the upcoming research, it is strongly suggested that an electronic module be developed that can be accessed either online or off.
N-linked glycosylation of N48 is required for equilibrative nucleoside transporter 1 (ENT1) function
Authors: Bicket Alex , Coe Imogen 
Published: January 2023

<p>Human equilibrative nucleoside transporter 1 (hENT1) transports nucleosides and nucleoside analogue drugs across cellular membranes and is necessary for the uptake of many anti-cancer, anti-parasitic and anti-viral drugs. Previous work, and in silico prediction, suggest that hENT1 is glycosylated at Asn48 in the first extracellular loop of the protein and that glycosylation plays a role in correct localization and function of hENT1. Site-directed mutagenesis of wild-type (wt) hENT1 removed potential glycosylation sites. Constructs (wt 3xFLAG-hENT1, N48Q-3xFLAG-hENT1 or N288Q-3xFLAG-hENT2) were transiently transfected into HEK293 cells and cell lysates were treated with or without peptide-N-glycosidase F (PNGase-F), followed by immunoblotting analysis. Substitution of N48 prevents hENT1 glycosylation, confirming a single N-linked glycosylation site. N48Q-hENT1 protein is found at the plasma membrane in HEK293 cells but at lower levels compared with wt hENT1 based on S-(4-nitrobenzyl)-6-thioinosine (NBTI) binding analysis (wt 3xFLAG-ENT1 B-max, 41.5+/-2.9 pmol/mg protein; N48Q-3xFLAG-ENT1 B-max, 13.5+/-0.45 pmol/mg protein) and immunofluorescence microscopy. Although present at the membrane, chloroadenosine transport assays suggest that N48Q-hENT1 is non-functional (wt 3xFLAG-ENT1, 170.80+/-44.01 pmol/mg protein; N48Q-3xFLAG-ENT1, 57.91+/-17.06 pmol/mg protein; mock-transfected 74.31+/-19.65 pmol/mg protein). Co-immunoprecipitation analyses suggest that N48Q ENT1 is unable to interact with self or with wt hENT1. Based on these data we propose that glycosylation at N48 is critical for the localization, function and oligomerization of hENT1. </p>
Nursing students’ international placement experience: an arts-informed Narrative Inquiry
Authors: Schwind Jasna , Zanchetta Margareth , Metersky Kateryna , IV Franklin F. Gorospe 
Published: January 2023

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<p>Research shows that high cultural competence is most often acquired through both the theoretical education and the practical experiences within the international contexts. The purpose of this project evaluation was to learn from four undergraduate nursing students, who spent three-months in a Brazilian community, how they experienced their international placement. Students’ emotive responses to their international placement were elicited using the creative Narrative Reflective Process, which is informed by the Narrative Inquiry qualitative framework. This process included stories, memory box, metaphor and drawing, and creative writing. The generated creative data were reflected upon by the participants and key narrative threads teased out. The overarching findings speak to the transcultural exchange that took place: students went to teach the local population of Brazil about the social determinants of health from the Canadian perspective, while in turn learning life lessons from their hosts that enriched their personal and professional ways of being.</p>
Atypical function of a centrosomal module in WNT signalling drives contextual cancer cell motility
Authors: Luo Yi , Barrios-Rodiles Miriam , Gupta Gagan , Zhang Ying Y. , Ogunjimi Abiodun A. , Bashkurov Mikhail , Tkach Johnny M. , Underhill Ainsley Q. , Zhang Liang , Bourmoum Mohamed , Wrana Jeffrey L. , Pelletier Laurence 
Published: January 2023

<p>Centrosomes control cell motility, polarity and migration that is thought to be mediated by their microtubule-organizing capacity. Here we demonstrate that WNT signalling drives a distinct form of non-directional cell motility that requires a key centrosome module, but not microtubules or centrosomes. Upon exosome mobilization of PCP-proteins, we show that DVL2 orchestrates recruitment of a CEP192-PLK4/AURKB complex to the cell cortex where PLK4/AURKB act redundantly to drive protrusive activity and cell motility. This is mediated by coordination of formin-dependent actin remodelling through displacement of cortically localized DAAM1 for DAAM2. Furthermore, abnormal expression of <em>PLK4</em>, <em>AURKB</em> and <em>DAAM1</em> is associated with poor outcomes in breast and bladder cancers. Thus, a centrosomal module plays an atypical function in WNT signalling and actin nucleation that is critical for cancer cell motility and is associated with more aggressive cancers. These studies have broad implications in how contextual signalling controls distinct modes of cell migration. </p>