bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
2.4 GHz Compact Textile Antenna for Body Wear Application and
Monitoring of Health Parameters
Authors: Ghodake Asha Pandit , Hogade B.G. 
Published: August 2023

Background:
This paper has described a textile-based body-worn antenna. When compared
to standard flat and stiff antennas and circuits, this technology delivers superior mechanical and radio
frequency performance. Textile antennas have several advantages, including small size, lightweight,
ease of fabrication, and low cost. As a result of these advantages, textile antennas are gaining popularity
these days.

Objective:
There are different applications of textile antennas, but the main application or aim is to wear
them comfortably and observe different body signals for analysis of different health parameters, like
temperature, heart rate, blood pressure, etc., as the compactness of the antenna bending losses is less.

Methods:
In the design of an antenna, jeans fabric is employed as the substrate because this material is
sturdy, stiff, of little density, accessible, and inexpensive with electromagnetic properties ℇr = 1.6 and
tan ẟ = 0.01, and copper is used for the conducting patch and ground.

Result:
This antenna operates in the industrial, scientific, and medical radio (ISM) band at 2.4 GHz
with patch dimensions of 25 x 20 mm, making it proper for body-worn purposes. Because the antenna is
so small, it can be readily mounted on an arm for health parameter monitoring with minimal bending. In
sweaty conditions, it also operates in the ISM band.

Conclusion:
The simulation, fabrication, and body wear results are all included in the results section.
As a result, these novel fibre antennas are useful to incorporate into shirts and coats for easy health
monitoring with minimum loss.
Dynamic Simulation Analysis of Truck Crane Based on ADAMS
Authors: Xin Yunsheng , Dong Ruiyi , Lv Shuyi 
Published: August 2023

Background:
With a reduction in the weight of telescopic boom crane and an increase in its
lifting capacity, the contradiction between its speed, stability and safety becomes more prominent. The
telescopic arm also has flexible deformation during operation, which will cause vibration of the whole
vehicle system. Therefore, in order to ensure safety, accuracy, and efficiency in the working process, it is
necessary to accurately predict the dynamic characteristics of the telescopic boom load in the working
process.

Objective:
The purpose of this study is to establish a rigid-flexible coupling dynamic model of the crane,
which can accurately reflect the dynamic characteristics of the telescopic boom during its operation in the
simulation test.

Methods:
In theory, this study analyzes the characteristics of a truck crane and simplifies it as a cantilever
beam. Based on the Euler-Bernoulli beam theory, the vibration differential equation of the mobile masscantilever
beam system is established. In the aspect of simulation, the three-dimensional modeling software
Solidworks is used to establish the solid model of the truck telescopic boom, the finite element analysis
software is used to establish the finite element model of the telescopic boom, and the modal neutral
file is generated and imported into ADAMS to establish the dynamic model of the truck crane multi-level
flexible telescopic boom. The dynamic simulation of the virtual prototype model of the truck telescopic
boom crane is carried out in ADAMS software to obtain the dynamic characteristics of the key components
of crane under specific working conditions.

Results:
The vibration differential equation derived in theory can be used to solve the dynamic response
of the crane jib under specific conditions by MATLAB programming. In the aspect of simulation, the
error fluctuation and its causes in the key components of the crane in the working state are analyzed, and
the rationality of the virtual prototype model is verified. Finally, through the trajectory planning of the
crane under typical working conditions, the purpose of stable control of the telescopic boom system of the
truck crane is realized.

Conclusion:
The derived equation is universal for solving the vibration of crane jib in general cases. The
rigid-flexible coupling model also provides a reference for the dynamic modeling, analysis, design, and
manufacture of a multi-stage flexible telescopic boom. The findings of this study can provide a reference
for related patent research and development.
Sexuality and Sexual and Reproductive Health Depiction in Social Media: Content Analysis of Kinyarwanda YouTube Channels
Authors: Uhawenimana Thierry Claudien , Musabwasoni Marie Grace Sandra , Nsengiyumva Richard , Mukamana Donatilla 
Published: August 2023

Background
Social media platforms such as YouTube can be used to educate people of reproductive age about healthy and nonrisky sexual and reproductive health (SRH) practices and behaviors. However, there is a paucity of evidence to ascertain the authenticity of sexuality and SRH content on Kinyarwanda YouTube, making it difficult to determine the extent to which these topics are covered, the characteristics of available videos, and the themes covered by these videos.

Objective
The aims of this study were (1) to determine the extent to which YouTube channels in Kinyarwanda-language videos address sexuality and SRH issues, identify the general characteristics of the available videos (type of video, when published, intention for the audience, and content focus), and the aspects of sexuality and SRH covered; and (2) to identify the themes covered by retrieved Kinyarwanda videos, and the extent to which the channels have been used to communicate issues of sexuality and SRH during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Methods
Using a content analysis approach, we searched Kinyarwanda YouTube channels to analyze videos about sexuality and SRH. The adopted framework for data collection from social media platforms builds on three key steps: (1) development, (2) application, and (3) assessment of search filters. To be included, an audio and/or visual video had to be in Kinyarwanda and the video had to be directed to the general public. Descriptive statistics (frequency and percentages) were computed to characterize the basic characteristics of retrieved channels, portrayal of the videos, and presentation of sexuality and SRH themes that emerged from retrieved videos. Further analysis involved cross-tabulations to explore associations between the focus of the channel and the date when the channel was opened and the focus of the channel and who was involved in the video.

Results
The YouTube search retrieved 21,506 videos that tackled sexuality and SRH topics. During the COVID-19 pandemic, there was a 4-fold increase (from 7.2% to 30.6%) in channels that solely focused on sexually explicit content. The majority of the 1369 retrieved channels (n=1150, 84.0%) tackled the topic of sexuality, with sexually explicit content predominantly found in the majority of these videos (n=1082, 79%), and only 16% (n=287) of the videos covered SRH topics.

Conclusions
This is the first study to analyze the use of YouTube in communicating about sexuality and SRH in the Kinyarwanda language. This study relied on videos that appeared online. Further research should gather information about who accesses the videos, and how channel owners and individuals involved in the videos perceive the impact of their videos on the Rwandan community’s sexuality and SRH.
A Digital Tool for the Self-Assessment of Homes to Increase Age-Friendliness: Validity Study
Authors: Aclan Roslyn , George Stacey , Laver Kate 
Published: August 2023

Background
Age-friendly environments in homes and communities play an important role in optimizing the health and well-being of society. Older people have strong preferences for remaining at home as they age. Home environment assessment tools that enable older people to assess their homes and prepare for aging in place may be beneficial.

Objective
This study aims to establish the validity of a digital self-assessment tool by assessing it against the current gold standard, an occupational therapy home assessment.

Methods
A cohort of adults aged ≥60 years living in metropolitan Adelaide, South Australia, Australia, assessed their homes using a digital self-assessment tool with 89 questions simultaneously with an occupational therapist. Adults who were living within their homes and did not have significant levels of disabilities were recruited. Cohen κ and Gwet AC1 were used to assess validity.

Results
A total of 61 participants (age: mean 71.2, SD 7.03 years) self-assessed their own homes using the digital self-assessment tool. The overall levels of agreement were high, supporting the validity of the tool in identifying potential hazards. Lower levels of agreement were found in the following domains: steps (77% agreement, Gwet AC1=0.56), toilets (56% agreement, κ=0.10), bathrooms (64% agreement, κ=0.46), and backyards (55% agreement, κ=0.24).

Conclusions
Older people were able to self-assess their homes using a digital self-assessment tool. Digital health tools enable older people to start thinking about their future housing needs. Innovative tools that can identify problems and generate solutions may improve the age-friendliness of the home environment.
Does XBRL Tagging Indicate Disclosure Quality? The Relationship Between XBRL Standard and Extension Tags and Stock Return Synchronicity
Authors: Lim Jee-Hae , Richardson Vernon J. , Smith Rod 
Published: August 2023

ABSTRACT
We propose new measures of financial disclosure quality based on XBRL standard and extension tag counts. XBRL is designed to allow users to analyze more financial statement detail, thereby increasing reporting transparency. Thus, firms that use more XBRL standard tags should produce more detailed and comparable financial reports. To test this assertion, we examine the association between XBRL tag counts and stock return synchronicity, which measures the market’s reaction to the quality of firms’ disclosures. We find that firms that use more standard taxonomy tags in their 10-K reports have higher stock return synchronicity after the 10-K filing. However, we find that stock return synchronicity decreases as XBRL extension tag counts increase, suggesting that the use of extension tags reduces disclosure quality. Our findings contribute to the growing body of research on XBRL disclosure.
Data Availability: Data are available from the public sources cited in the text.
Investigating the Effect of Service Messages on Noncompliant Taxpayers’ Reactions to Imperfect Audits
Authors: Collum Nina S. , Jurney Susan , Marshall Mary E. 
Published: August 2023

ABSTRACT
We examine the effect of imperfect detection processes in tax examinations. In an experiment using 802 U.S. taxpayers, we find a significant relationship between imperfect audits and post-audit taxpayer compliance in subsequent periods. Although the most obvious solution is to invest the resources necessary to reduce the occurrence of imperfect audits, this solution requires significant budgetary investment. Thus, we test whether the inclusion of a low-cost service message can offset the negative effect of imperfect detection. Further, we find no evidence that the inclusion of a message has any negative effect on the subsequent compliance choices of those who were initially compliant or those who went unaudited. Interestingly, we identify a marginally significant increase in compliance when evaders who were unaudited view the service message. Results contribute to literature on individual tax compliance behavior, particularly related to taxpayers’ awareness of the balance between the service and enforcement efforts.
Increased incidence and shift in the location of gunshot wound injuries in dogs and cats during the COVID-19 pandemic
Authors: Crofts Jared L. , Radtke Bridget , Chalifoux Nolan V. , Reineke Erica L. 
Published: August 2023

Abstract

OBJECTIVE
To investigate the incidence and patterns of gunshot wound trauma in patients that were presented to an urban level 1 veterinary trauma center before and after the start of the coronavirus disease of 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic.

ANIMALS
24 dogs and 1 cat.

METHODS
Medical records were retrospectively reviewed for patients presenting with gunshot wound injuries between March 2018 and February 2020 (prepandemic) and March 2020 and February 2022 (pandemic). The total number of patients presented to the hospital during those same time periods was also obtained. Patient data were collected including species, breed, age, sex, location of injury, trauma score (if available), surgical procedures performed, length of hospitalization, and case outcome.

RESULTS
In the prepandemic period, 9 patients were presented for gunshot wound injuries, whereas there were 16 patients evaluated for gunshot wound injuries during the pandemic period. The total number of gunshot wound cases increased by 77.8% in the pandemic period. The total number of hospital patient visits, however, decreased by 12.2% in the pandemic period as compared to the prepandemic period: 65,168 versus 74,262 patients, respectively. Injuries were predominantly localized to the extremities (55%) in the prepandemic period versus maxillofacial (56%) in the pandemic period.

CLINICAL RELEVANCE
There was an increased number of gunshot wound injuries in companion animals presenting to an urban level 1 veterinary trauma center during the COVID-19 pandemic. A shift in the predominant location of injury was also identified during the pandemic period. This study highlights the ramifications that societal dynamics can have on animal health and welfare.
Use of mesenchymal stem cells for tendon healing in veterinary and human medicine: getting to the “core” of the problem through a one health approach
Authors: Schnabel Lauren V. , Koch Drew W. 
Published: August 2023

Abstract
The purpose of this manuscript, which is part of the Currents in One Health series, is to take a comparative approach to stem cell treatment for tendon injury and consider how the horse might inform treatment in other veterinary species and humans. There is increasing experimental and clinical evidence for the use of bone marrow–derived mesenchymal stem cells to treat tendon injuries in the horse. The same evidence does not currently exist for other species. This manuscript will review why the equine superficial digital flexor tendon core lesion might be considered optimal for stem cell delivery and stem cell interaction with the injury environment and will also introduce the concept of stem cell licensing for future evaluation. The companion Currents in One Health by Koch and Schnabel, AJVR, October 2023, addresses in detail what is known about stem cell licensing for the treatment of other diseases using rodent models and how this information can potentially be applied to tendon healing.
ISU STRATEGIS TERKAIT PENGEMBANGAN USAHA MIKRO KECIL MENENGAH PADA KAWASAN BOROBUDUR SEBAGAI DESTINASI SUPER PRIORITAS
Authors: Brian Reagan , Rahmanita Myrza 
Published: August 2023

Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises (SMEs) or Usaha Mikro Kecil Menengah (UMKM) have significant role in tourism sector during COVID-19 Pandemic. SMEs was the main income generator for the tourism sector due to the limited movement of people, so there are no tourists in the destinations. Despite the fact, SMEs in many tourists destinations in Indonesia are still facing many issues. There are also limited study that identified the issues facing by the SMEs in tourist destinations. This study try to identify the strategic issues facing by the SMEs. This study was conducted using qualitative approach and data were obtained from the results of Focus Group Discussions (FGD), interviews, and observations. This study used the Nvivo analysis tool version 12 to process the data. The processed data is qualitative data obtained from questionnaires and FGD results. Qualitative data processing methods carried out are data reduction, data presentation, and drawing conclusions. The results shows that the issuses are experiencing not only by the SMEs but also by another industry player related. The SMEs are experiencing strategic issues in resources, both capital and human resouces. There are assistance program by the government regarding this issues, but the effectiveness of the programs are still low as feel by the SMEs.
PENGARUH ELECTRONIC WORD OF MOUTH (EWOM) INSTAGRAM TERHADAP KEPUTUSAN BERKUNJUNG WISATAWAN MILENIAL DOMESTIK KE TAMANSARI, YOGYAKARTA
Authors: Setiyaningsih Suci , Agus Wikanatha Sagita Putu , Dewi NGAS. 
Published: August 2023

Electronic Word of Mouth (EWOM) is the communication media which can help shares the information there are consumer reviews of product or services, one of EWOM’s communication media is Instagram. Through Instagram tourists can find out the spread of information through reviews, comments, caption and hastags that indirectly provide benefit for potensial tourists in making decision to visit a tourist destination. The purpose of this research is to determine the influence of Electronic Word of Mouth (EWOM) on Instagram of the domestic milennial tourists visiting decisions to Tamansari Yogyakarta. This study use accidental sampling to determinant the sample. The data collected by interview, observation, shares the questionnaries from google form, literature review, documentations and netnography. The data analysis used simple linear regression analysis which had previously had been analyzed by classical assumptions. The result of this study the significance of the EWOM variable 0,01 < 0,05 and the t count was 12,808 > t table 1,981. The result of determination R Square is 60,03%. Based on this result, partially and simultaneously the Electronic Word of Mouth (EWOM) on Instagram has a positive and significant influence on the domestic millennial tourist visiting decisions to Tamansari Yogyakarta.
An Introduction to Educational Research through Scholarly Bricolage
Authors: Liu Xiaomeng , Searle Michelle 
Published: August 2023

A variety of different approaches, theories and philosophies can be used to engage in diverse range of projects through bricolage (Sharp, 2019). The use of bricolage employs difference in research methods and stimulates creativity (Kincheloe, 2011). Projects have spanned a range of scholarly activities and included learning about an assessment and evaluation research group and supporting KMB of research group activities through reporting and website design. Gathering information on awards, funding as well as activities and publications from our group members enables us to summarize key information and reflect comprehensive work in visual and written reports. We focused on the content, graphics, structure and navigation aspects of our website. Research within assessment and evaluation plays an important role in teaching and learning process. By conducting data analysis on testing student competency development in an evaluation course, we translated the research question into the language of statistical tests of hypotheses. Paired two-sample t-test and two-way ANOVA test are generated using statistical programming language R. After processing the data, we took authorship roles in a peer-reviewed publication and presentation to write the findings based on the results and interpret the ultimate impact. Our findings have identified the evaluator competencies are improved apparently through the evaluation course where the findings are supported by the data of pre- and post-course scores. Overall, this summer learning opportunity allowed us to piece together a different understanding that demonstrated the power of collaboration when diverse skill sets are brought together to advance and make visible educational ideas.
References
Kincheloe J. L. (2011). Describing the bricolage: Conceptualizing a new rigor in qualitative research. In Steinberg S. R., Kenneth T. (Eds.), Key works in critical pedagogy (pp. 177–189). Brill Sense. Crossref. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-94-6091-397-6_15
Sharp, H. (2019). Bricolage research in history education as a scholarly mixed-methods design. History Education Research Journal, 16(1), 50-62. https://doi.org/10.18546/HERJ.16.1.05
How Ontario K-12 Gender Diversity Policy Guides School Staff in Handling Students’ Changing Name, Pronoun and other Gender Information
Authors: Airton Lee , Jack Lauren , DesRochers Jacob 
Published: August 2023

This research presents an updated analysis that focuses on the evolving inclusion of student gender information in the policies of Ontario school boards, with a specific emphasis on responding to the current issue of student gender information disclosure (chosen name, pronouns, washroom usage etc.). The study spans two periods: a previous policy gathering from 2018 to 2020 and a subsequent analysis conducted in 2023. The study aims to understand the progress made in supporting transgender and gender diverse students through the disclosure of their gender information, including how this information is used and by whom.

The research comprehensively reviews policy documents to observe how gender identity and expression are incorporated, often alongside other protected grounds outlined in the Ontario Human Rights Code, adopting the Code's language directly. However, the primary focus is on the provisions for confidentiality within gender diversity policies. Employing qualitative data analysis in NVivo, the study reveals diverse approaches in handling confidentiality related to a student's gender diverse status. Notably, many policies require the student's consent for disclosure, even in situations involving reporting to their parents and guardians.

The findings of this updated analysis shed light on the advancements made by Ontario school boards in implementing support for student gender information and respond to the live issue of Policy 713 in New Brunswick. This policy requires gender information to be disclosed to parents and guardians for students under the age of 16 to be addressed by their correct name and pronouns. The study offers valuable perspectives on the dynamic policy landscape, striving to establish inclusive and supportive educational environments for transgender and gender diverse students. Emphasizing the significance of safeguarding students' confidentiality and dignity as they express their gender identities, this research sheds light on the ongoing efforts to create affirming spaces within educational settings.