bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Synergetic effect of adsorption and photocatalysis by zinc ferrite-anchored graphitic carbon nitride nanosheet for the removal of ciprofloxacin under visible light irradiation
Authors: Tamyiz Muchammad , Doong Ruey-an 
Published: March 2023

Abstract
Ciprofloxacin (CIP) belongs to the fluoroquinolone antibiotic family. It is mostly used for the treatment of bacterial infections and highly recalcitrant to naturally decompose. The nanocomposite was successfully constructed by zinc ferrite nanoparticle anchored onto graphitic carbon nitride nanosheet (ZFNP–CNNS). The structural, morphological, and optical properties of the ZFNP–CNNS nanocomposite were investigated. Moreover, the enhanced photocatalytic performance of the ZFNP–CNNS nanocomposite was a result of the synergetic effect between adsorption and photocatalysis. The adsorption study showed that the ZFNP–CNNS nanocomposite has heterogeneous active sites with multilayers and the maximum CIP adsorption capacity was 15.49 mg g−1. However, the photodegradation efficacy of CIP reached up to five times compared to that of pristine CNNS. The high adsorption–photocatalytic synergetic effect of the ZFNP–CNNS nanocomposite has great application in wastewater treatment.
Classifiability of crossed products by nonamenable groups
Authors: Gardella Eusebio , Geffen Shirly , Kranz Julian , Naryshkin Petr 
Published: March 2023

Abstract
We show that all amenable, minimal actions of a large class of
nonamenable countable groups on compact metric spaces have dynamical comparison. This
class includes all nonamenable hyperbolic groups,
many HNN-extensions, nonamenable
Baumslag–Solitar groups, a large class of amalgamated free
products, lattices in many Lie groups,

A
~

2

{\widetilde{A}_{2}}

-groups,
as well as direct products of the
above with arbitrary countable groups. As a consequence, crossed products
by amenable, minimal and topologically free actions of such groups on
compact metric spaces are Kirchberg algebras in the UCT class,
and are therefore classified by K-theory.
Techno-economic analysis of integrating battery energy storage systems in industrial buildings
Authors: Ashabi Arman , Peiravi Mohammad Mohsen , Nikpendar Pouya 
Published: March 2023

Abstract
A techno-economic model is provided in this research to assess the viability of using building-integrated battery energy storage systems (BI-BESS) in industries. The factor of β as the ratio of energy to power is introduced in both economic and technical calculations to quantify the economic feasibility of the project with the help of a simple iterative algorithm for battery sizing. The load profile from an industrial building in Malaysia is considered for checking the effectiveness of the results. In addition, the optimum size of the battery achieved by comparing the optimum β from the benefit-cost ratio against β graph, and the ∆E against β graph. The results show that the optimum battery sizing achieved 84.05 kWh at β = 1.6. Furthermore, the battery parameters that affect the feasibility of using BI-BESS are evaluated. Finally, the results show that the proposed method is independent of the building load profile, and the same graph will apply to all buildings using the industrial tariff and current BESS technology for checking the feasibility of projects.
Temperature dependent constitutive plastic flow behaviour of titanium alloy Ti6Al4V
Authors: Mehta Kumud Kant 
Published: March 2023

Abstract
The constitutive relationship between stress and strain for titanium alloy Ti6Al4V has been investigated using tensile tests at four different temperatures that is room temperature, 200 °C, 400 °C, and 550 °C. Detail observations on the variation of nature of flow curves in the work hardening regime have been reported at different test temperatures. At room temperature and 550 °C, the flow curves are found to be linear in nature and follow the Hollomon relationship. The flow curves at 200 and 400 °C exhibit non-linear nature and demonstrate Ludwigson relationship. The various constant parameters of above relationships influence the overall strength and ductility of the alloy at different temperatures. The alloy shows presence of premature plastic instability or inflection points in the early period of flow curves and displays a fast decrease in work hardening rate at room temperature and 550 °C, which in turn results in lower values of strain to fracture.
Shade‐induced lncRNAPUAR promotes shade response by repressing PHYA expression
Authors: Zhu Tongdan , Yang Chuanwei , Xie Yu , Huang Sha , Li Lin 
Published: March 2023

AbstractShade avoidance syndrome (SAS) commonly occurs in plants experiencing vegetative shade, triggering a series of morphological and physiological changes for the plants to reach more light. A number of positive regulators, such as PHYTOCHROME‐INTERACTING 7 (PIF7), and negative regulators, such as PHYTOCHROMES, are known to ensure appropriate SAS. Here, we identify 211 shade‐regulated long non‐coding RNAs (lncRNAs) in Arabidopsis. We further characterize PUAR (PHYA UTR Antisense RNA), a lncRNA produced from the intron of the 5′ UTR of the PHYTOCHROME A (PHYA) locus. PUAR is induced by shade and promotes shade‐induced hypocotyl elongation. PUAR physically associates with PIF7 and represses the shade‐mediated induction of PHYA by blocking the binding of PIF7 to the 5′ UTR of PHYA. Our findings highlight a role for lncRNAs in SAS and provide insight into the mechanism of PUAR in regulating PHYA gene expression and SAS.
IP6‐stabilised HIV capsids evade cGAS/STING‐mediated host immune sensing
Authors: Papa Guido , Albecka Anna , Mallery Donna , Vaysburd Marina , Renner Nadine , James Leo C 
Published: March 2023

AbstractHIV‐1 uses inositol hexakisphosphate (IP6) to build a metastable capsid capable of delivering its genome into the host nucleus. Here, we show that viruses that are unable to package IP6 lack capsid protection and are detected by innate immunity, resulting in the activation of an antiviral state that inhibits infection. Disrupting IP6 enrichment results in defective capsids that trigger cytokine and chemokine responses during infection of both primary macrophages and T‐cell lines. Restoring IP6 enrichment with a single mutation rescues the ability of HIV‐1 to infect cells without being detected. Using a combination of capsid mutants and CRISPR‐derived knockout cell lines for RNA and DNA sensors, we show that immune sensing is dependent upon the cGAS–STING axis and independent of capsid detection. Sensing requires the synthesis of viral DNA and is prevented by reverse transcriptase inhibitors or reverse transcriptase active‐site mutation. These results demonstrate that IP6 is required to build capsids that can successfully transit the cell and avoid host innate immune sensing.
Consumo de recursos animales de porte menor durante el Holoceno tardío en el sudoeste de la provincia de Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Authors: Frontini Romina , Bayón Cristina 
Published: March 2023

El sitio arqueológico Puente de Fierro está ubicado, dentro de la región pampeana, en el Sudoeste de la provincia de Buenos Aires, Argentina. Está emplazado en las cercanías de un entorno de humedal que concentra una notable riqueza y diversidad de fauna y de flora. A partir del análisis de la cultura material y de la arqueofauna se interpretó como un campamento residencial donde se desarrollaron múltiples actividades domésticas hacia ca. 2000 años AP. En este trabajo se presenta la información arqueofaunística referida a las especies de porte menor y se discute la importancia que las mismas tuvieron en la alimentación de los cazadoresrecolectores. Se hallaron claras evidencias de procesamiento y consumo de Myocastor coypus coipo), Chaetophractus villosus (peludo), Anas sp. (pato) y Fulica sp. (gallareta). Finalmente se compara con la información proveniente del área y de la región pampeana, en especial en relación con los modelos de aprovechamiento faunístico.
Elk-boat Depictions in the Ethnoarchaeological Context
Authors: Mykhailova Nataliia 
Published: March 2023

Numerous depictions of elk-shaped ships are discovered in rock art of the Northern Europe and Siberia, dating from the Mesolithic time to the Bronze age. Usually they are interpreted as Boats of the Deads, connecting the Worlds. The water is the symbol of a border between Worlds in traditional societies. Northern Europe archaeological findings prove that images of the Cervid as a mediator between Worlds and the Boat of the Deads became connected in the Stone Age. Red deer (Cervus Elaphus) remnants were found in burials from the Mesolithic period to the Iron Age. Cemeteries of humans in boats with deer antlers or elk-headed stuffs were discovered at the Mesolithic sites of Denmark (Vedbaeck, Mollegabet) and in Northern Russia (Bolshoy Oleniy Ostrov). Being of a great significance in the mytho-ritual complex of the Stone Age population in Europe, Elk-Boat as the transport between Worlds is preserved in folklore of South-East European people. Mythological motif of the Cervid, sailing on the Sea or the River, with the sleeping maiden on his antlers, is widespread in South and Eastern Europe.
Parents Have More to Say: Comments From the Child HCAHPS Single Question Versus a Narrative Item Set
Authors: Quigley Denise D. , Predmore Zachary 
Published: March 2023

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES
Narrative comments from the Child Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (CAHPS) survey from a single open-ended question are specific enough to make improvements (ie, actionable). A multiitem set might yield more insights. We compare comments from the single-item Child Hospital CAHPS and the 6-item beta version Narrative Item Set (NIS).

METHODS
The Child HCAHPS NIS was piloted 2021 to 2022 at an urban children’s hospital that fielded the Child HCAHPS survey since 2017. We analyzed 382 NIS comments (n = 77 parents and guardians) and compared them to single-item comments.

RESULTS
NIS respondents wrote nearly 6 times the word count compared with respondents presented with a single item, with 75% of NIS respondents providing narrative to 5 or 6 NIS items. Single-item comments were more positive (57% vs 39% NIS), yet most (61%) NIS comments included at least 1 negative remark (vs 43% single-item). Eighty-two percent of NIS comments included content on the Child HCAHPS survey (vs 51% single-item). The most common Child HCAHPS topics in NIS narratives were about being kept informed of child’s care and whether doctors treated respondents with courtesy and respect. More NIS comments were deemed actionable (69% vs 39% single-item), with 1 NIS item – what a parent wished had gone differently– eliciting the most-actionable narrative.

CONCLUSIONS
The multi-item NIS elicited high percentages of comments with sufficient detail to make improvements. A large NIS demonstration is needed to assess how quality leaders and frontline staff use NIS comments to improve inpatient pediatric care.
The lonely giant: An overview of the momentous oeuvre of János Kornai
Authors: Csaba László 
Published: March 2023

AbstractFar the most acknowledged and influential author in the economics of Eastern Europe has been János Kornai, the theorist of economic systems and a prolific writer on a variety of subjects in the seventy years of his academic career. His output appeared in more than a dozen of languages. He was criticized and appreciated, especially on the occasion of his 90th birthday, commemorated by – yet another – Festschrift, special issues of academic journals, later followed up by countless obituaries paying the due tribute to someone who has never made to the Nobel Prize, but whose influence definitely exceeded that of many recipients. In this essay we avoid the usual chronological description and highlight certain major themes and try to establish his place in the history of global economic thought. We are aware of our constraints, since it would perhaps take a monograph rather than an article to serve justice to this exceptional academic output of his.
Comparative capitalism in central and Eastern Europe – A test of similarity to Western Europe
Authors: Próchniak Mariusz , Rapacki Ryszard , Czerniak Adam , Gardawski Juliusz , Horbaczewska Bożena , Karbowski Adam , Maszczyk Piotr , Towalski Rafał 
Published: March 2023

AbstractWe aimed to enrich the empirical picture and to better understand the nature of post-communist capitalism in the new EU member states in Central and Eastern Europe (CEE11). Our main research goal is to assess the degree of similarity of the institutional architectures in these countries toward each of the four models of capitalism in Western Europe distinguished by Bruno Amable (2003), represented in our research by one Western European country being the most typical empirical approximation of a particular ‘ideal-typical’ model. The study is based on the application of a new method designed for the purpose of our research, the coefficients of similarity. Our empirical exercise shows that the CEE11 countries exhibited on average the greatest relative similarity to the Mediterranean model of capitalism, represented by Spain and Italy. At the same time, they also displayed a considerable institutional proximity to the Continental model of capitalism, represented by Germany, and – to a lesser extent – to two remaining benchmarks. These findings may be generalized as the prevalence of a polycentric pattern of institutional similarity of the CEE11 economies to the established models of Western European capitalism which makes the emerging post-communist capitalism a distinct research category and adds to its patchwork nature.
Analysis of the inflationary redistribution of consumption and wealth, evidence from Hungary
Authors: Sipiczki Zoltán , Parádi Dolgos Anett , Varga József 
Published: March 2023

AbstractFluctuating prices can cause unintended redistribution of income and wealth, which may be particularly painful to lower income households. Our study examines the indirect effects of this redistribution in an empirical way: it focuses on the capital market distortions of inflation and the disparities in wealth and income. Consumer Price Index (CPI) measures average inflation. However, households feel different inflation rates because their expenditure patterns are different from the ‘average’ patterns. We used the Kruskal – Wallis H test to determine if there are statistically significant differences between low- and high-income households. We calculated alternative inflation rates based on income deciles' different consumption basket. The study finds that households with low income often feel higher inflation than in the actual price indices published by the statistical offices. As our research shows, individuals in different wealth deciles perceive significantly different inflation. Our results also provide important information for economic policymakers, because if social groups perceive different inflation, it modifies the expected behaviour of the population, thereby weakening the economic policy effectiveness of different decisions.
Import intensities of final demand components and their implications for economic openness: The case of the Czech Republic
Authors: Pikhart Zdeněk , Pikhartová Šárka 
Published: March 2023

AbstractThe article deals with the estimation of import intensities of exports, final consumption expenditures and gross fixed capital formation. It uses the input-output methodology of computing direct and indirect imports to the final demand components, which compares with regression estimates. Unlike the widely used turnover approach, the results contribute fundamentally to knowledge about the genuine openness of the Czech economy with regard to how much value-added is exported. In 2015, the highest import intensity for exports amounting to 52%, closely followed by 49% for investments. Household consumption worked with 41% import intensity, while general government consumption expenditures showed the lowest import intensity of 16%. Based on our input-output findings, the true openness of the Czech economy can be revealed. While turnover of exports to GDP reached 80% in 2019, the value-added approach showed only a half, i.e., 40% value-added was exported. It implies a contra-intuitive conclusion that even in a relatively small and highly integrated country into the globalized economy, there is a 60% majority of the non-tradeable goods.
Legal Status of Decentralized Finance: Towards the Articulation of Issue
Authors: Sidorenko E. L. 
Published: March 2023

The paper discusses the issues of legal regulation of decentralized financial services (DeFi). The purpose of the work is to form a systematic understanding of the direction and scope in which they can be regulated based on the DeFi technological features and the nature of the relationships that arise between digital platforms and their users.The methodological basis of the study is determined by the range of tasks and is focused on the analysis of decentralized finance simultaneously in technological, socio-cultural, political and legal aspects. Structural functional, taxonomic, constructive, situational, innovative, targeted and program-targeted methods form the complexity of the study. Taken together, they allowed us to study DeFi in their systemic unity and formulate the following conclusion. Decentralized finance is an independent model of finance organization both in terms of a set of technical characteristics (the use of distributed registry technology, smart contract protocols, oracles, etc.) and in terms of the nature of relations between the parties (horizontal P2P communications). The identified features allow us to consider them as a separate object of legal regulation. At the same time, it is important to take into account that the matrix of DeFi regulation at the national and international levels should be built in accordance with their taxonomy and assume simultaneous balanced consideration of technological features and product affiliation of services. The legal regulation of decentralized finance in the Russian Federation should primarily be focused on minimizing the risks associated with user identification, as well as determining the legal status of decentralized autonomous societies (DAOs), organizing centralized examination of protocols and preventing cyber attacks.
EDITORIAL: THE TRANSITION TO ADULTHOOD FROM CARE IN CANADA
Authors: Mann-Feder Varda R. 
Published: March 2023

This introduction to the special issue provides an overview of the status of transitions from care in Canada. Currently, few statistics are collected on youth in and from care and regional disparities contribute to a comparatively low level of services overall, as well as a fragmented approach to policies outlining the rights of those who have grown up in government care. The contributions in the issue exemplify the growing interest in care leaving research and theory building in Canada, as well as the significant advocacy provided by care-experienced youth leaders , all of which augur well for the future of care leaving across the country.
Wszystko na swoim miejscu – rola receptorów VPS10P w komórkowej segregacji białek
Authors: Kamińska Paulina , Piątek Sylwia , Bieniek Magdalena , Malik Anna 
Published: March 2023

Receptory z domeną VPS10P (ang. vacuolar protein sorting 10 protein) stanowią rodzinę białek sortujących, które kierują wewnątrzkomórkowym transportem swoich białkowych ligandów, odpowiadając tym samym za ich prawidłowe lokalizowanie w obrębie kompartmentów komórkowych. Rola receptorów została scharakteryzowana głównie w neuronach, gdzie efektywny system sortowania białek stanowi kluczowy element ich prawidłowego działania, a jego dysfunkcje mogą prowadzić do upośledzenia procesów związanych z plastycznością synaptyczną czy rozwoju chorób neurodegeneracyjnych. Receptory z domeną VPS10P pełnią także ważną rolę w regulacji procesów związanych z metabolizmem tłuszczów, transportując enzymy biorące udział w ich biochemicznych przemianach czy uczestnicząc w pobieraniu przez komórki lipoprotein. Ostatnie doniesienia wskazują, że receptory z domeną VPS10P stanowią również istotny element związany z odpowiedzią immunologiczną, w którą zaangażowane są zarówno komórki układu odpornościowego, jak i glejowe. Nie bez znaczenia pozostaje także ich rola w patogenezie chorób nowotworowych.
Digital Banking Transformation Through Cooperation with Fintech Startups in Ukraine
Authors: Lobozynska Sophia , Vladychyn Ulyana , Skomorovych Iryna 
Published: March 2023

The purpose of the article/hypothesis: Is to identify the peculiarities of Fintech startups activities, to track trends and perspectives of interaction between classic banks and Fintech companies, as well as to research the activities of neobanks and formulate proposals for improving the Fintech ecosystem in Ukraine with the aim of providing quality digital financial services to various categories of consumers.
Methodology: Methods of statistical analysis, analogy, synthesis and theoretical generalization were used when researching the materials of specialized analytical agencies, official websites of foreign and domestic banks, state financial strategies and scientific literature.
Results of the research: The active growth of a number of Fintech startups in the world and in Ukraine forms a positive dynamic of the digital transformation of the banking sector. The cooperation between banks and Fintechs allows the use new innovative products in banking, such as artificial intelligence, robo-consultation, blockchain, cryptocurrencies, the Internet of Things, virtual and augmented reality. For the further digital transformation of banking in Ukraine the financial market participants must implement international open banking standards and tools for remote identification and verification of clients, actively introduce artificial intelligence and machine learning tools into finance, and develop a Fintech ecosystem.
An evaluation over the samples of the efforts of the Anatolian woman to produce clothing in the establishment years of the Turkish Republic: Zehra SONMEZ
Authors: Ozder Lale , Abanoz Gulden 
Published: March 2023

One of the indications of the cultural accumulation in the Anatolian lands is its structure of clothing being able to protect its visual richness. One of the economic troubles encountered almost in any field in Turkish Republic that was established after the war years was the shortage in the fabric production. In order to determine clothing samples which are a product of a rich taste in this deep rooted history and preserve them, evaluating them academically, this title was chosen. Technical evaluation of the clothing samples produced by Zehra SÃ¶nmez, who was born in 1917 and having learned to sew in her efforts without having any information in her life in Samsun where she lived, was carried out. The clothing produced by Zehra SÃ¶nmez was investigated in terms of the material used, colour, model, the styles of sewing and decoration and they were documented by taking their photos.
Keywords: Clothing, Samsun, museum, republican period woman dresses.
Experiência informe
Authors: Araujo Mariany Silva Gomes de 
Published: March 2023

A partir da experiência do choque formulada por Walter Benjamin enquanto estrutura síntese da sensibilidade europeia moderna, inscrita nas transformações contextuais do período e em seus modos de representação, procura-se examinar como este contato específico com a realidade vincula-se, mais tarde, a afetos observados na segunda metade do século XX pela experiência aporética e ambígua aqui identificada como “informe”. Para isso percorre-se, além do choque benjaminiano, o pensamento sobre o realismo traumático de Hal Foster, bem como as noções de informe bataileana e dessubjetivação foucaultiana como modos de perturbação de uma subjetividade organizada, à época, principalmente pela fenomenologia. Pensar o possível elo entre obras produzidas no final do século XIX, por um lado, e em meados da década de 1960, por outro, visa, além de contribuir com sua investigação morfogenética, articular seu reposicionamento em relação à exaltação ou supressão da experiência que promovem.