bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Réduction de l’usage des antibiotiques en filières monogastriques : état d’avancement et perspectives
Authors: PAUL Mathilde , LEBLANC-MARIDOR Mily , ROUSSET Nathalie , HEMONIC Anne , MARGUERIE Jocelyn , Le COZ Philippe , Le NORMAND Bernadette , HERCULE Jonathan , ROGUET Christine , CHAUVIN Claire , BELLOC Catherine , DUCROT Christian 
Published: January 2023

La quantité d’antibiotiques utilisés dans les filières monogastriques (porcs, volailles et lapins) a chuté fortement à partir des années 2000, et connaît une relative stabilisation depuis quelques années. Les plans EcoAntibio successifs ont renforcé la dynamique et contribué à réduire drastiquement l’usage des antibiotiques critiques. Cette évolution est la résultante combinée d’évolutions réglementaires, d’actions volontaires privées mises en œuvre dans les filières de production, et de démarches professionnelles collectives et individuelles. Différentes actions ont été mises en place, reposant sur une approche multifactorielle de la santé, l’établissement d’un diagnostic fin des troubles sanitaires de l’élevage, et un travail sur leurs causes sous-jacentes pour définir des mesures préventives adaptées. L’accent est mis sur la conduite d’élevage, l’assainissement vis à vis d’agents pathogènes particuliers, la biosécurité, la vaccination, la nutrition, et l’usage de substances alternatives. Les pratiques d’antibiothérapie ont aussi évolué, avec la mise en place de guides de bonnes pratiques consensuels, la généralisation de l’examen bactériologique et de l’antibiogramme, la bonne observance des posologies, et le suivi précis de la santé pour adapter les traitements. La mise en place de ces évolutions repose par ailleurs sur un bon rapport de confiance entre éleveur, vétérinaire et technicien d’élevage, l’accompagnement des éleveurs ayant aussi été renforcé via des dispositifs de sensibilisation et de formation. La poursuite de la rationalisation des usages reposera sur le ciblage des exploitations à risque au regard des usages d’antibiotiques et la mise en place d’actions sur-mesure.
A Socio-Pragmatic Study of Politeness Strategies and Social Contexts in Joker Movie
Authors: Asheva Alhabiib Josy 
Published: January 2023

<p>This research targets a holistic investigation of the types of politeness strategies performed by the characters in <em>Joker </em>movie along with their social contexts. It further aims to find the influences of movie stages (orientation, complication, evaluation, resolution) and social factors (power, social distance) to the use of politeness strategies by the characters of the movie. This study utilized a socio-pragmatics approach to investigate the social contexts and a theoretical framework proposed by Brown and Levinson (1978) to identify politeness strategies in the movie.</p><p> This research was upheld using descriptive qualitative research which is underpinned by four major stages of analysis by Santosa’s (2021) model, in combination with Spreadly (1980), and Miles and Huberman (1996) ranging from domain, taxonomy, componential, and cultural theme analysis. The data of this research are taken from the dialogues that contained politeness strategies performed by the characters. The data sources come from the stages of <em>Joker </em>movie ranging from the orientation, complication, evaluation, and resolution.</p>
An Analysis of Deixis Used by McDonald's Webpage Content
Authors: Alkana Pansel 
Published: January 2023

<p> This research studies about deixis used by McDonald’s webpage content. There are two objectives of this research. The first objective is to identify the types of deixis used by McDonald’s webpage content and the second objective is to analyze the referents meaning of the deixis used by McDonald’s webpage content. The research method is descriptive qualitative method with data analysis technique, that is content analysis design. The result of the research shows that there were 94 deixis used by McDonald’s web page content. The data of deixis types are classified into five types. They are person deixis, time deixis, place deixis, social deixis and discourse deixis. In this research, person deixis became the most dominant type of deixis used by McDonald’s. person deixis in addressing McDonald’s teams and McDonald’s customers. The usage of social deixis to address McDonald’s partners and the relation, discourse deixis for explaining the discourse in upcoming and prior portion about the McDonald’s content in the McDonald’s webpage. Next, place deixis is used to mention the location and the time deixis is used for referring the specific time.</p>
Persepsi Alumni Program Studi Pendidikan Tata Rias Terhadap Kesesuaian Kurikulum Tata Rias Dengan Kompetensi Modifikasi Rias Pengantin Yogya Putri
Authors: Afifah Hafni nur , Jenny Sista Siregar  , Lilis Jubaedah  
Published: January 2023

Kurikulum merupakan satu hal penting dalam dunia pendidikan, dimana kurikulum menjadi seperangkat alat dan pedoman di dalam penyelenggaraan kegiatan pembelajaran. Penyusunan kurikulum disesuaikan berdasarkan standar kompetensi yang telah ditetapkan. Tujuan penelitian ini ialah untuk mengetahui persepsi alumni Program Studi Pendidikan Tata Rias terhadap kesesuaian kurikulum tata rias dengan kompetensi pengantin. Metode yang digunakan di dalam penelitian ini ialan metode survey dengan pendekatan kuantitatif deskripsif dan dianalisis menggunakan statistik deskriptif. Hasil penelitian ini dilihat berdasarkan rata – rata indikator yang terbagi menjadi tiga, (1) indikator yang terdapat di dalam dengan SKKNI Modifikasi Rias Pengantin (MRP) Yogya Putri : pemahaman rias wajah, rambut, busana, perhiasan dan bunga pengantin Yogya Putri (84,49%), keterampilan merias wajah dan rambut (77,41%). (2) indikator yang tidak terdapat di dalam SKKNI Modifikasi Rias Pengantin (MRP) Yogya Putri : menguasai ragam rias pengantin daerah Indonesia (88,17%), menguasai tata cara upacara adat perkawinan daerah Indonesia (61,29%), menguasai wedding organizer (79,03%). (3) Indikator kesesuaian kurikulum dan peran kurikulum: kesesuaian kurikulum dan peran kurikulum (86,29%). Maka dapat disimpulkan bahwa kurikulum tata rias sudah sesuai dengan kompetensi pengantin. Saran dan masukan alumni untuk kurikulum tata rias yaitu lebih meningkatkan mata kuliah pengantin sesuai dengan perkembangan zaman, memperbarui fasilitas, mendatangkan dosen tamu, meningkatkan mata kuliah pengantin mengenai tata upacara adat dan penambahan materi baru terkait pengelolaan usaha bisnis pengantin.
Environmental Movement of KRESEK Kudus Community In Increasing Public Awareness of Environment
Authors: Qodarsasi Umi 
Published: January 2023

<h3><em>Along with the increasing of population density, the problem of waste is threatens environmental sustainability. especially the type of waste that cannot be recycled. The amount of waste produced by residents in Kudus Regency is very large. Every day, the garbage that enters the Tanjungrejo Final Disposal Site (TPA) reaches 130 tons. TPA Tanjungrejo has an area of 5.6 hectares and is currently unable to accommodate the waste. The waste problems have encouraged the Kresek Kudus community to initiate an environmental conservation movement. This research aims to determine the effort of KRESEK to increase public awareness about environment. This research uses a qualitative approach and descriptive method. The primary data in this research were obtained by in-depth interviews towards the leader and volunteers of KRESEK Kudus, while the secondary data was conducted by literature study. The results of this research consist of (1) maintaining the continuity of the movement through the cadre of environmental agents, especially among young people; (2) building cooperation with stakeholders and village communities; and (3) using social media to campaign for environmental awareness. </em></h3>
Kebijakan Pemerintah terhadap Front Pembela Islam (FPI) Pascaperistiwa 212 Tahun 2016-2021
Authors: Putri Gustri Eni 
Published: January 2023

<p><em>This study discussed the policies of the Indonesian government in dealing with the Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) after the events of 212 from 2016 to 2021. The purpose of this study is to understand the state's attitude towards these movements, both in terms of repression strategies and tactics used to suppress social movements. , because of that the government carried out repression against FPI after the incident. year 212. Meanwhile, the method used in this paper is a case study type or model as part of a qualitative research using the concept of state repression against FPI after the events of 212. The data to be used is through a literature study from books, journals, and media reports, as well as official sources belonging to the government and social movements that are the object of study in this research. In reviewing state policy towards the Islamic Defenders Front movement, Boykoff's approach. The results of this study are the Jokowi government's policy of carrying out a repressive strategy against the FPI to drain resources (resource depletion) by committing violence against activists, detaining, and making extraordinary, stigmatizing, and intimidating rules and laws.</em></p>
ARMADILLO OSTEODERMS ALTERED BY DIGESTION AND HOW TAPHONOMY CAN HELP TAXONOMY
Authors: TOMASSINI RODRIGO L. , MARIN-MONFORT M. DOLORES , GARCÍA-MORATO SARA , MONTALVO CLAUDIA I. , BARASOAIN DANIEL , ZARACHO ELBA M. , CHATELLENAZ MARIO L. , GARRONE MARIANA C. , ZURITA ALFREDO E. , FERNÁNDEZ-JALVO YOLANDA 
Published: January 2023

ABSTRACTDiverse modifications of the original morphological features occur throughout the taphonomic history of osteological remains, which may lead in erroneous interpretations about the formation of an accumulation as well as taxonomic misidentifications. Here, we present a neo-taphonomic study in order to analyze and interpret the modifications generated by digestion on osteoderms of the armadillo Dasypus novemcinctus obtained from scats produced by Puma concolor. Results reveal intense breakage and modifications of the articular and broken edges, dorsal surface, bone tissues, and ornamentation pattern of the osteoderms. This work describes for the first time the modifications caused by digestion in armadillo osteoderms, improving the knowledge of preservation of this type of skeletal element and providing a modern analog that can be used to distinguish archeological and paleontological accumulations formed by predators from those generated by other processes. The recognition that digestion modifies the original ornamentation pattern is particularly significant because ornamentation features are used in nearly all taxonomic and phylogenetic studies of fossil cingulates. We use this new information to re-evaluate osteoderms recovered from carnivore coprolites of the classic Middle Miocene La Venta site (Colombia), which formed the basis for recognizing and characterizing the dasypodid species Nanoastegotherium prostatum. We highlight the importance of knowing with certainty the origin and taphonomic history of remains since, in the particular case of cingulates, taxonomic identification also has important biostratigraphic, paleoecological, paleoenvironmental, and paleobiogeographical implications.
Bribery across nations
Authors: Dorrough Angela , Köbis Nils , Irlenbusch Bernd , Shalvi Shaul , Gloeckner Andreas 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Bribery, a grand global challenge, often occurs across national jurisdictions. Behavioral research studying bribery to inform anti-corruption interventions, however, has merely examined bribery within single nations. Here, we report online experiments and provide first insights into cross-national bribery. We ran a pilot study (across three nations), and a large, incentivized experiment using a bribery game played across 18 nations (N= 6,472, total number of incentivized decisions = 401,904). Results show that people offer disproportionally more bribes to interaction partners from nations with a high (vs. low) reputation for foreign bribery, measured by macro-level indicators of corruption perceptions. People widely share nation-specific expectations about a nation's bribery acceptance levels. However, these nation-specific expectations negatively correlate with actual bribe acceptance levels, suggesting shared yet inaccurate stereotypes about bribery tendencies. Moreover, the interaction partner’s national background (more than one’s own national background) drives people’s decision to offer or accept a bribe – a finding we label conditional bribery.
A Retrospective Community Perspective: Bridging the Health Disparity Gap with Obesity as the Leading Comorbidity in Disparities in Health Outcomes in the COVID-19 Pandemic
Authors: Peace Odiase , Terry Henry , Banga Amita , Rachakonda Kartik , Garg Amar P , Rachakonda Girish 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
COVID-19 is a viral infection that resulted in a global pandemic. In the United States, COVID-19 caused incommensurate deaths, especially among members of minority groups. Previous literature shows comorbidities such as hypertension (HTN), diabetes mellitus (DM) and obesity (OBS) have been implicated in the severity of COVID-19 cases regardless of racial or ethnic group classification. However, minority populations, particularly people of African descent experienced higher mortality as they carry a disproportionately heavier burden in comorbidities cases. In this study we first confirm current literature on COVID-19 incidence and its correlation with the prevalence of comorbidities in various racial and ethnic populations, using anonymous and aggregated data from the Nashville General Hospital at Meharry, an Institute for the Study of Minority Health. We also evaluated the prevalence of comorbidities in minority patients and computed the correlation between the COVID-19 incidence and a permuted prevalence of comorbidities. A total of 959 patients were reviewed and our study indicates COVID-19 patients classified as Non-Hispanic Blacks (NHB) were approximately 3 times more likely to have an HTN or DM or both HTN and DM diagnosis. The chances double to be approximately six times higher when an OBS diagnosis is included singularly or in conjunction with either HTN or DM or both HTN and DM.
From RGB camera to Hyperspectral imaging: a breakthrough in Neolithic Rock Painting analysis
Authors: Schmitt Bernard , Souidi Zahira , Duquesnoy Frédérique , Donzé Frédéric-Victor 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Rock paintings undergo physical, chemical, biological and/or anthropic alterations that alter their visibility. Cameras and image enhancement tools (DStretch® plug-in) are commonly used to help identify and record images that have become invisible to the naked eye. HyperSpectral imaging (HSI) which is strongly developing in many research and application fields, is tested in this study to analyze Neolithic rock paintings. We particularly address the question of what kind of additional information can Visible Near InfraRed HSI instruments, coupled to mathematical transformations to reduce the dimensionality of the data, bring for rock paintings, compared to standard RGB cameras. From the analysis of a selection of panels painted on yellow-reddish altered sandstone walls and measured in Saharan shaded shelters we show that HSI can reveal new figures by capitalizing both on its ability to extract the different pigment types with a greater contrast and on the new discriminating information contained in the very near infrared part of the spectrum. Despite their much smaller image format, HSI can provide up to 5-7 contrasted images of the spatial distribution of the different types of pigments in the figures. It thus appears to be a promising non-invasive and efficient methodology to both reveal disappeared paintings and to study image juxtapositions and painted layer superimpositions.
Model-Driven Gap Analysis for the Fulfilment of Quality Standards in Software Development Processes
Authors: Giachetti Giovanni , Vara José Luis de la , Marín Beatriz 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Nowadays, society is moving to rapid digitalization of almost any aspect of our lives. From healthcare and transport to work or entertainment, we depend on software products that must function properly. The adequate construction of these software products can be evaluated and certified by means of quality standards. However, the adoption of quality standards is a complex and time-consuming task that requires experienced practitioners with advanced knowledge about the standards and development practices. This presents a dichotomy for development companies that are moving to more agile schemes, where the necessary expert knowledge about quality is not easy to get. To overcome these issues, this paper presents a model-driven approach to automate the analysis of software development processes that must be aligned to quality standards. The approach has been implemented in an open-source tool and applied to a case study to automatically generate a gap analysis by reusing expert knowledge related to the ISO 9001 standard. The application has demonstrated that is possible to reduce the effort required to perform the analysis and the improvement of development processes to assure the fulfilment of specific quality standards.
Complete Genomic Analysis of Rabbit Rotavirus G3P[22] in China
Authors: zhao qiaoya , Liu Liping , Huang Tao , Tian Ye , Guo Xiaozhen , Liu Cunxia , Huang Bing , Chen Qiusheng 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
A rabbit rotavirus Z3171 isolate from diarrheic rabbits was identified and sequenced. The genotype constellation of Z3171 was as follows: G3; P[22]; I2; R3; C3; M3; A9; N2; T1; E3; H3,which is different from the constellation observed in previously characterized LRV strains. However, the genome of Z3171 differed substantially from that of the other rabbit rotavirus strains, N5 and Rab1404, in terms of both gene content and gene sequence. Our study shows a reassortment event between human and rabbit rotavirus strains, or there may be undetermined gene clusters circulating in the rabbit population. Further, we report the detection of G3P[22] RVA strain in rabbits from China for the first time.
Distraction and the Use of Modern Communication Devices in the Train Driver’s Cab
Authors: Stoller Nicole , Bruengger Jonas , Wahrstaetter Stefan , Dittrich Melisa , Nisoli Giulio , Hostettler Karin , Fischer Katrin 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Swiss railway companies provide their train drivers with modern communication devices like cell phones and tablets to perform their tasks. However, the use of these devices can distract the drivers to an extent that is not to be underestimated. Increasing irregularities or unsafe actions, including signals passed at danger, can be attributed at least to a certain extent to the distraction by these mobile and other digital devices in the cab. The goal of this study was to identify appropriate measures to reduce distraction without restricting the scope of action of the train drivers. Based on the results of observations and interviews, we suggested how to address distraction in the driver’s cab from a work psychology and design perspective by considering the individual driver as well as design technology and the organizational processes. In close collaboration with experts of several railway companies we developed a set of 26 preventive and protective measures. Preventive measures aim to avoid distraction, while protective measures aim to reduce the negative consequences of distraction. By carefully selecting and implementing these measures, the railway companies can ultimately support their train drivers to use modern communication devices in the driver’s cab safely and sensibly.
The Comparison of FLOT vs. mDCF Regimens in Neoadjuvant Setting for Locally-advanced Gastric Cancer
Authors: Urun Muslih , Sahin Suleyman , URUN Yonca YILMAZ , Sakin Abdullah 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Aim:To compare the pathological tumor response and survival of mDCF(modified docetaxel+cisplatin+5-flourosil) vs. FLOT(5-flourosil+oxaliplatin+dosataxel) regimens in the neoadjuvant setting for patients with locally-advanced gastric adenocarcinoma.
Methods: A total of 72 patients, 44 males and 28 females, who were diagnosed with locally-advanced gastric adenocarcinoma and treated with neoadjuvant chemotherapy were included. Postoperative pathological tumor response was compared between the two treatment groups.
Results: There was no significant difference between the treatment regimens in terms of response to treatment, DFS, and OS.
Discussion: Since no significant difference was observed between the regimens in terms of treatment response and survival, we think that cisplatin can be preferred instead of oxaliplatin as a part of neoadjuvant treatment regimen in elderly patients with diabetic neuropathy or high risk of neuropathy.
Ocular Biometric Characteristics in Preoperative Diagnosis of Acute Angle Closure Secondary to Zonular Laxity
Authors: Chen Hailiu , Ye Litong , Cheng Lu , Chen Liming , Lin Jialiu , Li Yangyunhui , Ye Dan , Lu Peng , Huang Jingjing 
Published: January 2023

Abstract
Purpose
To investigate the ocular biometric characteristics of eyes with acute angle closure (AAC) secondary to zonular laxity to further explore the sensitive parameters for preoperative diagnosis.
Methods
This study included 50 patients with AAC secondary to zonular laxity and 54 patients with acute primary angle closure (APAC). Demographic data, ocular examination results and biometric parameters on ultrasound biomicroscopy (UBM) images were compared between the affected and fellow eyes in two groups. Parameters significant in the multiple linear regression model were included in a regression equation and the diagnostic efficiency was evaluated by area under the curve (AUC).
Results
In patients with AAC secondary to zonular laxity, the binocular difference of central anterior chamber depth (ACD), lens vault (LV) in affected eyes and binocular difference of LV were significantly larger than those in patients with APAC respectively and these three parameters were all significant in multiple linear regression analysis (all P < 0.001). The AUC of binocular difference of ACD, LV in affected eyes and binocular difference of LV were 0.972, 0.796, and 0.855, respectively, with the cut-off value of 0.23 mm, 1.28 mm and 0.19 mm, respectively. The regression equation containing these three parameters was: ln (p/(1-p)) = -4.322 + 1.222[LV in affected eyes (mm)] + 3.657[binocular difference of LV (mm)] + 6.542[binocular difference of ACD (mm)], with the accuracy of prediction reaching 94.05%.
Conclusion
Binocular difference of ACD, LV in affected eyes, and binocular difference of LV had high efficiency in diagnosing AAC secondary to zonular laxity.