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Occlusal contacts and treatment with the Invisalign appliance: a retrospective analysis of predicted vs achieved outcomes
Authors: Bowman Emma , Bowman Patrick , Weir Tony , Dreyer Craig , Meade Maurice J. 
Published: February 2023

ABSTRACTObjectivesTo quantify the predicted occlusal contact outcomes compared with the clinically achieved occlusal contacts following treatment using the Invisalign aligner appliance.Materials and MethodsThe occlusal contacts of 33 adult patients presenting with a Class I mild-to-moderate malocclusion (spacing &lt;4 mm or crowding of &lt;6 mm) and treated using the Invisalign appliance were measured at the initial, predicted, and achieved stages of treatment by the metrology software Geomagic Control X. Assessed measurements were related to individual teeth and anterior, posterior, and overall contacts.ResultsThe mean (standard deviation) difference between the achieved occlusal contact was significantly less than that predicted for overall occlusal contact and posterior occlusal contact (P &lt; .0025). The achieved posterior occlusal contact was also less than pretreatment initial posterior occlusal contact. There was no difference in anterior occlusal contact between the predicted and achieved outcomes (P &gt; .05). The central and lateral incisors displayed no statistically significant difference between the predicted and achieved occlusal contact. The patients with prescribed overcorrection demonstrated a statistically significant difference in predicted occlusal contact compared with those with nonprescribed overcorrection (P ≤ .0025), but no statistically significant difference in achieved occlusal contact.ConclusionsTreatment by the Invisalign appliance in Class I mild-to-moderate malocclusion resulted in a decrease in posterior occlusal contact. Further research is required to account for the deficiencies between the predicted and achieved clinical outcome related to occlusal contact and to determine the corrective changes required in the treatment protocols.
PERAWATAN KURETASE GINGIVA PADA GIGI KANINUS KANAN RAHANG ATAS
Authors: Prihandini Weningtyas Yuliana , Faizah Ariyani 
Published: February 2023

Pendahuluan: Gingivitis merupakan suatu inflamasi yang melibatkan jaringan lunak di sekitar gigi yaitu jaringan gingiva.Gingivitis ditandai dengan perubahan warna, perdarahan, adanya pembengkakan, dan lesi pada gingiva. Perawatan pada penyakit periodontal merupakan tindakan yang dilakukan untuk menghilangkan penyakit yang ada dan untuk mencegah kembalinya penyakit tersebut. KASUS :Seorang perempuan berusia 21 tahun datang ke Rumah Sakit Fakultas Kedokteran Gigi Universitas Muhammadiyah Surakarta mengeluhkan bau mulut dan gusi berdarah saat menyikat gigi. Pemeriksaan obyektif didapatkan skor OHI 7,4 dan plak indeks 87% dan gingivitis pada gingiva region anterior. Dilakukan perawatan scalling dan root planning, satu minggu pasca tindakan dilakukan control. Pada saat dilakukan control didapatkan gingiva pada region gigi 13 masih kemerahan dan masih berdarah saat pasien menyikat gigi pada hari yang sama dilakukan perawatan lanjutan berupa perawatan kuretase gingiva pada region gigi 13 menggunakan teknik kuretase tertutup menggunakan kuret gracey. Satu minggu pasca kuretase dilakukan control dan didapatkan kedalaman poket sudah berkurang sekitar 2 mm dan sudah tidak terdapat keluhan gusi berdarah saat menyikat gigi. Kesimpulan: Perawatan kuretase pada kasus ini menggunakan metode kuretase gingiva dengan kuret gracey dikatakan berhasil karena satu minggu setelah perawatan dilakukan control. Pasien sudah tidak merasakan keluhan gusi berdarah dan kedalaman pocket periodontal sudah berkurang.
Foreword
Authors: Shellnutt J. Gregory 
Published: February 2023

In this second of a two-issue special volume comprising papers submitted by friends and colleagues of Bor-ming Jahn to commemorate the occasion of his official retirement, the authors address a number of fundamental issues regarding lithospheric processes. They do this from a variety of perspectives but primarily using state-of-the-art laboratory analyses integrated with detailed field observations; an approach used by Bor-ming throughout his distinguished career. The purpose of compiling these papers is to enhance our knowledge of global-scale processes that have contributed to our understanding of the lithosphere. As such, they provide a lasting tribute to Bor-ming’s outstanding career, motivated by the quest to understand the nature and complexity of both the crust and mantle. Bor-ming has spent a great deal of his career studying Precambrian geology, accretionary and collisional terranes, ophiolites and the genesis of juvenile crust, and the second part of the special issue is focused on these subjects. The topics in this volume (issue 2, v. 314) cover a broad range of subjects including Precambrian cratonic development, juvenile crust formation in Central Asia, the India-Eurasian collision, ophiolites from Southeast Asia and the crustal evolution of northern Japan.
Automating Pro-Health Behaviors Among Workers a Large Corporations Using the Services of Diet Catering
Authors: Rowiecka Jacqueline A. , Dziuba Szymon T. , Rowiecki Kacper 
Published: February 2023

Abstract
Proper nutrition along with physical activity promote health and well-being, affect the mental balance of a person, his perception of reality and interpersonal relationships. Automating pro-health behaviors affects behaviors that do not require large amounts of psychoenergetic resources, thus accumulating energy for other life processes. The aim of this article is to analyze the eating behavior and physical activity among employees of corporations with diet based on an externally supplied box diet which is make on their own nutritional choices (they use diet catering meals). The empirical study covered clients of enterprises offering dietary catering. An individual in-depth interview was used as a qualitative research technique. The conclusion to be drawn from the conducted empirical study is that people using externally supplied box diets do not develop healthy eating habits. In the periods when they eat independently, in most cases they do not pay attention to the health, regularity and caloric content of the consumed meals.
Use of Toyota Principles in Questions to Assess the Importance of Work Safety in the Heavy Industry
Authors: Jagusiak-Kocik Marta 
Published: February 2023

Abstract
The aim of the study was to assess the importance of the factor related with work safety in enterprises from the heavy industry sector. To achieve this aim, a method was used that is based on the principles of the Toyota Production System - the BOST survey. The survey was conducted in 8 heavy industry enterprises located in the Silesian Voivodeship. The paper presents part of the research, including the analysis of one of the questions that relates to the roof of the Toyota house - elements of the enterprise mission. This question includes the concept of work safety. Additionally, the work includes an analysis of the respondents’ personal characteristics. The result of the work is the determination of the place of work safety in the analyzed enterprises according to the respondents, which may serve as a guideline in activities improving processes with an emphasis on work safety.
Selected Commodity Characteristics of Essential Oils Used for Healing Purposes
Authors: Radziejowska Maria , Niciejewska Marta 
Published: February 2023

Abstract
The use of an essential oil with a therapeutic purpose depends on many conditions. First of all, only substances whose quality meets the guidelines of the modern, current Polish standard PN-EN ISO 9235: 2021-12 (ICS 71.100.60 - Essential oils) and which are classified as essential oils can be used in aromatherapy, i.e. for therapeutic purposes. A very important role in obtaining essential oils of high therapeutic quality is played by the place and method of cultivation of the plant from which the oil is extracted, safety in maintaining the purity of the essential oil during its extraction, and compliance with the special requirement to label the essential oil package. Fragrance, synthetic and natural oils do not meet these requirements and cannot be used for therapeutic purposes.
The Impact of Selected Parameters on the efficiency of PV Installations - Simulation Test of the 1 MW PV Farm in the PVSyst Program
Authors: Walichnowska Patrycja , Mroziński Adam , Idzikowski Adam 
Published: February 2023

Abstract
Nowadays, more and more solar farms are being created in Poland. This is due to the development of PV technology, the appearance of more efficient systems on the market, but also the need for Poland to achieve a 50% share of energy production from zero-emission sources. In designing PV farms, an important issue is the selection of the right angle, but also the distance between individual rows of panels. The article shows the work analysis of the 1 MW PV farm consisting of 2000 units of 500 Wp panels with dimensions of 2220 mm x 1108 mm x 40 mm and a weight of 28.60 kg and 8 inverters SUN2000-105KTL-H1. The panels are arranged in 10 rows in two directions: south and south-west. The analysis was performed for the angles of 10°, 20°, 25° and 30°. The investigation was carried out in order to evaluate the effect of changing the angle of the panels and the distance between the rows on the PV farm efficiency.
The Impact of Remote Work of University Teachers During the Covid-19 Pandemic on Occupational Health and Safety with a Focus on Psychological and Musculoskeletal Well-Being
Authors: Niciejewska Marta 
Published: February 2023

Abstract
The Covid-19 pandemic has changed working conditions in many industries. Some of them have been completely closed, with no possibility of any professional activity, others have changed the manner of performing employee tasks, place and time. Many jobs have been moved home. These were mainly service industries, where exposure to psychophysical hazards increased incomparably to the previous working conditions. Administrative and office work during the Covid-19 pandemic has brought huge changes in the form of an increased risk of musculoskeletal disorders. This article presents the results of quantitative and qualitative research on the scale of musculoskeletal ailments in the administrative and office work of academic teachers and preventive measures to reduce the effects of these ailments. The research was conducted remotely using a questionnaire in three research and teaching centers in the Silesian Voivodeship. Quantitative research was supported by a direct interview conducted directly among academic teachers at one of the universities in the Silesian Voivodeship. According to the presented research results, respondents noticed a significant increase in musculoskeletal disorders dictated by the rapid change in working conditions related to the Covid-19 pandemic. Every second respondent pointed to non-ergonomic working conditions at home and a long time of exposure to static physical load, with particular emphasis on the sitting position (at the computer), as the main cause of the ailments. The research also touched on issues related to preventive measures to minimize the aforementioned ailments undertaken by both universities and the respondents themselves. The presented results are part of a larger whole planned over time.
The Identification of Factors Describing the Concept of Company Development – Case Study
Authors: Mielczarek Krzysztof 
Published: February 2023

Abstract
The paper presents research results in a scope of evaluation importance of factors in enterprise from automotive industry. These paper presents a case study of the practical use of BOST surveys (first Toyota’s management principle). Analysis of the research results was presented in the form of tables, histograms, radar chart and some statistical tools. Some production workers of the company with the help of BOST questionnaire survey showed, which factors are the most important. The aim of the analysis is to present which factors are the most important by building the significance sequences of obtained results. The results obtained for the type of small and medium-sized enterprises overlap with the results of tests verified in other enterprises.
Chemical Risk Assessment in a Selected Romanian Stainless Steel Processing Company
Authors: Moraru Roland Iosif , Popescu-Stelea Mihai 
Published: February 2023

Abstract
The production and use of chemicals are continuously increasing worldwide. For example, the global output of chemicals increased approximately 12 times between 1970 and 2020. The burden of disease attributable to exposure to chemicals is significant. World Health Organization estimates that globally, about 5 million deaths and 90 million disability - adjusted life years are attributable to occupational, environmental exposure and management. Public authorities and employers need access to reliable information on chemicals and practical, widely-accepted risk assessment methods in order to effectively control and minimize this threat. To support the management of chemical substances in small and mediumsized enterprises, the UK Health and Safety Executive developed the Control of Substances Hazardous to Health Essentials (COSHH Essentials), a control banding technique that determines the management method by assigning the qualitative work environment characteristics of the enterprises to a hazard and exposure prediction band. Qualitative tools were used for assessing the risk of these chemicals, creating solutions, and implementing control measures in various industrial fields. The present paper synthesizes the results of an extensive research study, dedicated to the evaluation of chemical risks within a Romanian company which has as object of activity the mechanical processing of steel laminates and their treatment by methods of electrochemical deposition of hard chromium / electrochemical nickel plating. The application of the simplified health, safety and environmental risk assessment methodology developed by the French National Security Research Institute (INRS) was considered to be the most appropriate in the preliminary phase of identifying and prioritizing the risks associated with chemicals used in technological processes in selected company. Based on the obtained results, the prevention and protection plan regarding the chemical risks was elaborated, the implementation of which led to the reduction of the workers’ exposure and to the minimization of the probability and severity of the potential consequences.
Genetic structure and diversity in wild and breeding populations of Eucalyptus urophylla
Authors: Barros Isabela Pires , da Costa Leonardo Oliveira Silva , da Silva Paulo Henrique Muller , Araujo Marcio , Novaes Evandro 
Published: February 2023

Abstract

Eucalyptus urophylla S.T. Blake is a species of great commercial importance, especially in tropical regions, and it is the main eucalypts species cultivated in Brazil. This study evaluated the genetic diversity among and within seven populations of E. urophylla and estimated the genetic distance between individuals to draw inferences about the genetic structure between and within the sampled populations. For that, 19 microsatellite markers were genotyped in 254 individuals originating from four wild populations, introduced in Brazil, two breeding populations, and one population consisting of commercial clones. The wild populations of E. urophylla introduced in Brazil have high genetic similarity and the few generations of breeding have already generated significant differences in population structure between improved and wild populations. As expected, breeding populations are closer to commercial clones than wild populations. However, compared to wild populations, breeding populations exhibit greater genetic diversity as they originated from a mixture of provenances. The population formed by clones was the only one that showed a negative Wright fixation index, that is, heterozygosity was higher than expected for a population in Hardy-Weinberg equilibrium.
How storytelling can help drive system change...
Authors: Barkeloo Jason 
Published: February 2023

<blockquote type="cite"><b>From: </b>Gabriele Bammer <<a href="mailto:Gabriele.Bammer@anu.edu.au">Gabriele.Bammer@anu.edu.au</a>><br />
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How storytelling can help drive system change is described by Thea Snow, David Murikumthara, Teya Dusseldorp, Rachel Fyfe, Lila Wolff & Jane McCracken in <a href="https://i2insights.org/2023/02/07/storytelling-and-systems-change/" rel="nofollow">https://i2insights.org/2023/02/07/storytelling-and-systems-change/</a>. Stories change systems by supporting individuals to change how they see themselves, their communities & their broader context including by building empathy & shifting mindsets. Good stories are authentic, honour the voice of person or community whose story is being told & use language & voice of community; they capture the heart & go deeper than data. Good stories resist bending themselves to fit a pre-existing narrative, instead they challenge the dominant narrative to help dislodge that narrative, thus helping change systems. 6 issues making it hard to tell stories about work involved in systems change: 1) power & trust 2) complexity 3) resources & capability 4) receiver readiness 5) limits of language 6) biases. =================================================== Professor Gabriele Bammer National Centre for Epidemiology and Population Health ANU College of Health and Medicine The Australian National University 62 Mills Road Acton ACT 2601 Australia +61 2 6125 0716 Gabriele.Bammer@anu.edu.au<mailto:gabriele.bammer@anu.edu.au> @GabrieleBammer <a href="http://i2s.anu.edu.au&lt;http://www.anu.edu.au/iisn%3E" rel="nofollow">http://i2s.anu.edu.au<http: iisn="" www.anu.edu.au=""></http:></a> <a href="http://i2Insights.org&lt;http://i2insights.org/%3E" rel="nofollow">http://i2Insights.org<http: i2insights.org=""></http:></a> TEQSA Provider ID: PRV12002 (Australian University) | CRICOS Provider Code: 00120C ABN: 52 234 063 906 ===================================================<br />
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Development of the Information Environment of SB RAS under Sanctions and Information Warfare against the Russian Federation
Authors: Klimenko O. A. , Rychkova E. V. , Shabalnikov I. V. 
Published: February 2023

The purpose of the work is to develop the information environment of the Siberian Branch of the Russian Academy of Sciences (SB RAS). The information environment of SB RAS has begun to take shape since the end of the 1990s with the creation of a corporate website, websites of institutes and the NSU website. Now the information environment of SB RAS unites more than 100 scientifc organizations and universities of Siberia, serves as a platform where the scientifc and technical potential of the East of Russia is presented. Because of the recently introduced sanctions and the information warfare against Russia, some urgent tasks have arisen – in particular, to replace the information systems with open data such as Figshare and Zenodo. The article proposes to present a catalog of domestic open data databases on the SB RAS Portal. As an example, the section “Import-independence” that was created in May 2022 and contains open data is presented.
Assessing Supply Chain Management Ambidexterity, Integration of Knowledge Management Use and User Satisfaction
Authors: Ruangkanjanases Athapol , Hariguna Taqwa , Abdillah Willy 
Published: February 2023

This study aims to address the knowledge gap in supply chain management between large corporations and small and medium enterprises by investigating the ambidexterity of supply chain management in small and medium enterprises. The study also focuses on the integration of knowledge management, user satisfaction, and supply chain management ambidexterity as its main novelty. A quantitative empirical technique was used, utilizing online data collection evaluated through partial least squares analysis with a sample of 372 reliable data points. This study presents five hypotheses, and the results of the Smart PLS 4 analysis indicate that all four theories have positive and significant influences. In addition, the results can be used for research in supply chain management and knowledge management, as well as for making plans to improve the quality of managed organizations. Doi: 10.28991/HEF-2022-03-03-08 Full Text: PDF
Hulontalo Ethnic’s Values in Making Business Capital Funding Decisions
Authors: Mustafa Muh. Sabir , Salim Ubud , Indrawati Nur Khusniyah , Aisjah Siti 
Published: February 2023

AbstractThis study aims to explore and understand the Hulontalo ethnic group in the furniture business in Gorontalo City values in making business capital funding decisions. This research was conducted with a qualitative approach using Spradley’s ethnographic design as the analysis knife and the Developmental Research Sequence method was used as the analysis technique. This study shows that the more widely used capital structure approach is the Pecking Order theory. The Hulontalo ethnic group’s values in making business capital funding decisions are caring, trust, and brotherhood.
The Effect of Perceived Ease of Use and Perceived Usefulness on Trust, Loyalty of E-Commerce Customers
Authors: Marso  
Published: February 2023

AbstractThe e-commerce market opportunity supported by the government has encouraged the increasingly competitive digital-based businesses in Indonesia. This study was performed in this regard to investigate and test the direct impact of perceived ease of use on perceived usefulness, perceived ease of use on trust, perceived ease of use on loyalty, perceived usefulness on trust, perceived usefulness on loyalty, and trust on loyalty. The results of data analysis from 198 respondents reveal that five of the six hypotheses proposed in this study: there is a significant and direct effect of perceived ease of use on perceived usefulness, there is a significant and direct effect of perceived ease of use on trust, there is a significant and direct effect of perceived usefulness on trust, there is a significant and direct effect of perceived usefulness on loyalty, and there is a significant and direct effect of trust on loyalty are supported. While the third hypothesis: there is a significant and direct effect of perceived ease of use on loyalty is not supported. Theoretically, the results of this study are expected to contribute to developing a theory of customer loyalty in the perspective of the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM); and pragmatically, it is expected to be useful for companies that apply e-commerce platforms to increase customer loyalty.