bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Nova geração de bioestimuladores para harmonização de glúteos
Authors: Amadio Menegat Taís , Farina Thuanny , Meline Rosana 
Published: November 2022

A busca pelos procedimentos ou produtos mais naturais, ou seja, não sintéticos, cresceram. Os mais utilizados na atualidade são Plasma Rico em Plaquetas-PRP e ativo CGF ou Chlorella Growth Factor. O objetivo deste estudo foi observar e descrever os efeitos da aplicação destes dois bioestimuladores naturais. Trata-se de relato de caso onde foram utilizadas 4 pacientes entre 30 e 45 anos, sendo que em 2 pacientes foi realizada uma sessão de plasma gel, após uma semana realizado aplicação da mescla de bioestimulador de glúteo da marca MEZZO® que possui o ativo CGF. Nas outras 2 pacientes foram realizadas três sessões com intervalo de uma semana de aplicação de 10ml do bioestimulador de glúteos da marca MEZZO® que possui o ativo CGF. A escolha de produtos mais naturais como bioestimulador é a tendencia mundial, o fator de crescimento da Chlorella (CGF) permite obter uma molécula idêntica a um fragmento da sequência de colágeno humano tipo I, com as hidroxilações pós-tradicionais adequadas necessárias para ser totalmente funcional, fornecendo todos os elementos de aminoácidos para a síntese de colágeno, reativa componentes GAG, síntese de colágeno na derme, DEJ e epiderme, trazendo seu resultado após 28 dias aplicado. O plasma gel se mostra um produto inovador e barato, por utilizar como fonte o próprio paciente, seu efeito preenchedor se mostra muito presente. Concluímos que com os resultados encontrados ambas as técnicas, plasma gel e bioestimulador de glúteo Mezzo®, fonte de fator de crescimento da Chlorella (CGF), traz o resultado de volumização, lifting e definição glútea, a escolha de como administrar as técnicas depende de cada formato e necessidade glútea.
Cross-cultural differences in leadership and management of agricultural projects in Africa
Authors: Rogito Jeremiah M. , Nyamota Geoffrey 
Published: November 2022

Purpose. The paper explores leadership in the face of cross-cultural differences in the management of agricultural projects in Africa. Cross-cultural differences are a result of the diversity of cultures. The differences are especially in behaviors, attitudes, functioning, and communication in the management of agricultural projects across Africa.
Results. Cultural varieties are observed in the leadership of agricultural projects based on the leadership style of the manager or leader. The leadership styles range from servant leadership, and charismatic to transformational leadership, these differences sometimes cause conflicts. The culture of the community or society has an effect on the management of agricultural projects as well. This is witnessed in the case of individualistic versus collectivistic societies; these two cultures bring about cross-cultural leadership differences. Misunderstandings arise due to their different beliefs, backgrounds, or values. To address cross-cultural differences, both the leader and follower must do something, for a greater impact on agricultural projects in Africa.
Scientific novelty. The paper highlights that cultural intelligence has a great deal of impact in management of agricultural projects in Africa. However, cross cultural leaders in this space need to demonstrate cultural intelligence beyond linguistic intelligence to have interpersonal, intrapersonal and spatial intelligence to effectively deliver in the cross-cultural agricultural world.
Practical value. This paper entails ideas that will help leaders of agricultural projects in Africa overcome cross cultural difference for effective management of the projects. The followers also have a role to play in managing cross cultural difference so to achieve greater impact in agriculture projects in Africa. Flexible leadership and culturally sensitivity while promoting creativity and motivation there will be great achievement to project goals. To achieve great success in a cross-cultural environment, mutual respect, leadership and effective cross-cultural communication is required.
Competency reskilling model for improved performance of TVET and science workshop managers in higher institutions
Authors: Olojuolawe Sunday Rufus , Moradeke Moradeke Grace , Ibukun Akinwumi Omolara , Thomas Ajisola Kolawole 
Published: November 2022

Purpose. The existence of the workshop attendants in technical and vocational education and training (TVET) is aimed at complementing the job of the lecturers to ensure that well-grounded and employable graduates are produced. Over the years, the complaints about the poor quality of the output have been shifted to the lecturers teaching methods and techniques, workshops and facilities without recourse to the competencies of the workshop attendants. The focus of this study is to develop a model that will boost the technical proficiency of the personnel that is employed to work in the technical workshops and laboratories.
Results. The study succeeded in developing a model suitable for reskilling technical and science workshop managers in higher institutions. The model consists of five major constructs and nine sub-constructs. The major constructs are: innovation, automation, professionalism, management and leadership. These are suitable for meeting the complaints of the workshop managers about neglect and equipping them adequately for the job overall performance of the jobs they were employed to perform.
Scientific novelty. The sequential exploratory mixed method used increases the depth of the study and makes generalization possible, unlike using a single research method.
Practical value. The study has theoretical and practical implications for the body of knowledge in competency studies. Above all, the model identified will help to shape and fit workshop managers adequately for the job they were employed to perform and prevent human capital losses.
Статистичний аналіз і прогнозування стану лісових ресурсів на прикладі Львівської та Харківської областей
Authors: Korotetska Elizabeth , Kochetyha Daryna , Kashkabash Daria 
Published: November 2022

Мета. Метою дослідження є визначення перспектив розвитку лісокористування на основі проведення статистичного аналізу динаміки основних показників протягом 2015–2020 рр. та прогнозування стану лісових ресурсів на прикладі Львівської та Харківської областей.
Результати. У цьому дослідженні проаналізовано тенденції та сучасний стан лісових ресурсів у Львівській і Харківській областях; здійснено статистичну оцінку й аналіз взаємодії суспільства з лісовими ресурсами протягом 2015–2020 рр. Проведено аналіз за показниками площі рубок, лісових насаджень, лісовідновлення, кількості лісових пожеж і реалізації лісової продукції. Представлено пропозиції щодо поліпшення стану лісових ресурсів в аналізованих регіонах. Установлено, що Львівській області більш притаманне стале відтворення й екологізація лісокористування, ніж Харківській області. У Харківській області лісистість більше ніж удвічі менша, ніж у Львівській області; а враховуючи, що тут критично велика кількість лісових пожеж, лісовідновлення незначне, можна зробити висновок про критичний стан лісових ресурсів у Харківській області.
Наукова новизна. Здійснено порівняльний аналіз тенденцій, сучасного стану та перспектив розвитку лісових ресурсів у двох прикордонних областях різних частин України (західної – Львівської області та східної – Харківської області). Установлено, що в цілому за досліджуваний період ліси Харківської області перебували в критичному стані порівняно з лісами Львівської області.
Практична цінність. Результати дослідження можна застосувати для розробки заходів, що першочергово потрібні Харківської області, яка, згідно з розрахунками, більше потерпає від негативних факторів. Водночас результати прогнозування розвитку лісокористування можуть бути корисними для управлінь лісового та мисливського господарства обох областей під час визначення перспектив розвитку.
Introducing the VIIRS-based Fire Emission Inventory version 0 (VFEIv0)
Authors: Ferrada Gonzalo A. , Zhou Meng , Wang Jun , Lyapustin Alexei , Wang Yujie , Freitas Saulo R. , Carmichael Gregory R. 
Published: November 2022

Abstract. A new open biomass burning inventory is presented that
relies on the fire radiative power data from the Visible Infrared Imaging
Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) on board the Suomi NPP satellite. This VIIRS-based
Fire Emission Inventory (VFEI) provides emission data from early 2012 to
2019 for more than 40 species of gases and aerosols at spatial resolutions
of around 500 m. We found that VFEI produces similar results when compared
to other major inventories in many regions of the world. Additionally, we
conducted regional simulations using VFEI with the Weather Research and
Forecasting (WRF) model with chemistry (WRF-Chem) for Southern Africa
(September 2016) and North America (July–August 2019). We compared aerosol
optical depth (AOD) from the model against two observational datasets: the
MODIS Multi-Angle Implementation of Atmospheric Correction (MAIAC) product
and AErosol RObotic NETwork (AERONET) stations. Results showed good
agreement between both simulations and the datasets, with mean AOD biases of
around +0.03 for Southern Africa and −0.01 for North America. Both
simulations were not only able to reproduce the AOD magnitudes accurately,
but also the inter-diurnal variations of smoke concentration. In addition,
we made use of the airborne data from the ObseRvations of Aerosols above
CLouds and their intEractionS (ORACLES; Southern Africa) and the Fire
Influence on Regional to Global Environments Experiment and Air Quality
(FIREX-AQ; North America) campaigns to evaluate the simulations. In Southern
Africa, results showed correlations higher than 0.77 when comparing carbon
monoxide and black carbon. In North America, correlations were lower and
biases higher. However, this is because the model was not able to reproduce
the timing, shape, and location of individual plumes over complex terrain
(Rocky Mountains) during the FIREX-AQ campaign period.
Experience Formation of the Professional Competence of the Teacher of New Ukrainian School
Authors: Kyrylenko Svitlana , Kyian Olga 
Published: November 2022

The article describes various scientific approaches to the problem of the professional competence of the teacher, analyzes studies that reveal the content of the professional competence of the teacher in a modern educational institution, in particular, a primary school teacher. The results of the research are presented and the state of the problem in pedagogical theory and practice is revealed based on the experience of professional pedagogical colleges – experimental institutions of the all-Ukrainian level of education in Odesa.
Modern approaches to the organization of the formation of the professional competence of the teacher of New Ukrainian School in the system of postgraduate pedagogical education of Ukraine are highlighted. The main attention is paid to the issues of innovative development of the formation of the professional competence of the primary school teacher and the professional growth of the competences of the young teacher in general secondary education institutions, which are accompanied by changes in the consciousness of the teacher, the search of new tasks and strategies, the goal of their achievement; circumstances that require selection and making non-standard decisions. The psychological foundations of the professional competence of the teacher's personality are considered, which are combined into three interrelated blocks: methodological, substantive (social-psychological), instrumental. Detailed information of the scientific and methodological support of the educational process is presented, taking into account modern domestic experience, achievements of pedagogical and psychological science, and creative searches for the organization and implementation of pedagogical practices of students of specialized pedagogical educational institutions of the Odesa region are analyzed.
Military and patriotic education of apprentice and student youth, cadets in the sports group «Combat Horting» under the conditions of marital state
Authors: Dikhtiarenko Zoia , Yeromenko Eduard 
Published: November 2022

The role of the «Combat Horting» sports clubs, especially in the conditions of martial law, is to promote the level of military-patriotic upbringing of school and student youth, cadets; forming among young people a persistent interest and need for regular classes in Ukrainian martial arts; raising the level of education in the field of physical culture, sports and a healthy lifestyle; improving the quality of the process of physical education and education among young people, etc.
Scientific works are analyzed in the scientific article N., Dovgan, M., Zubalii, K., Kukushkin, O., Ostapenko, S., Prysiazhniuk L., Pustoliakova, T., Fedorchenko, A., Khatko and other which reveal some aspects of the military-patriotic education of schoolchildren and student youth, cadets in the «Combat Horting» sports club.
Also, the concept of military-patriotic education of children and young people by means of combat horting (author E., Yeromenko) described by Z., Dikhtiarenko has been improved, as a predicted result of independent training with Combat Horting in conditions of martial law for school and student youth and cadets. The concept of «martial law» is singled out in the Law of Ukraine «On the Legal Regime of Martial Law».
The authors of the publication proved that the national professional and applied sport of Ukraine is Combat Horting, which is based on the cultural, health and martial traditions of the Ukrainian people and contributes to the comprehensive education of the younger generation to ensure the security of the state independence of Ukraine, eliminating threats to the preservation of the integrity of Ukrainian lands. It is a multi-year specially organized process of learning, comprehensive development, moral and ethical education and improvement of children and youth.
On the basis of the Concept of military-patriotic education of children and youth by means of combat horting (author E., Yeromenko) [5, p. 37-43] and the analysis of literary sources [1-23], Z., Dikhtiarenko determined the indicators for the predicted result of independent training with Combat Horting in conditions of martial law (to know; to be able to) for school and student youth and cadets.
Sarojini Naidu as a Writer of Love-Lyrics
Authors: Dr. Afshan Nahid  
Published: November 2022

Sarojini Naidu is a writer of lyrics which have beauty and charm, delicate fancy and gossamer imagination, emotional fervour and sensuo-usness. Her poems reveal her sex. Talking of them, Arthur Symons wrote, "It is for this bird-like quality of song that they are to be valued". More than one third of bulk of her poetry is devoted to a lyrical presentation of the bliss of love and pathos of separation. Some of her typical love-lyrics are Ecstasy, Song of Radha, The Milk Maid, A Persian Love-Song, In a Time of Flowers, Humayun to Zobeida, Devotion etc. In the poem Alabaster she gives us a clear description of her heart:
Like this alabaster box whose art is frail as a cassia-flower, is my heart, carven with delicate dreams and wrought with many a subtle and exquisite thought. Therein I treasure the spice and scent of rich and passionate memories blent like odours of cinnamon, sandal and clove, of song and sorrow and life and love,
(Alabaster p. 24)
Against and For Ethical Naturalism
Authors: Brogaard Berit , Slote Michael 
Published: November 2022

AbstractMoral realism and ethical naturalism are both highly attractive ethical positions but historically they have often been thought to be irreconcilable. Since the late 1980s defenders of Cornell Realism have argued that the two positions can consistently be combined. They make three constitutive claims: (i) Moral properties are natural kind properties that (ii) are identical to (or supervene) on descriptive functional properties, which (iii) causally regulate our use of moral terms. We offer new arguments against the feasibility of Cornell realism and then show that there is a way to be a naturalistic realist that avoids internal inconsistency and uniquely provides for moral normativity.
How Much Do We Discount Past Pleasures?
Authors: Greene Preston , Latham Andrew J. , Miller Kristie , Norton James 
Published: November 2022

AbstractFuture-biased individuals systematically prefer pleasures to be in the future (positive future-bias) and pains to be in the past (negative future-bias). Empirical research shows that negative future-bias is robust: people prefer more past pain to less future pain. Is positive future-bias robust or fragile? Do people only prefer pleasures to be located in the future, compared to the past, when those pleasures are of equal value (fragile positive future-bias), or do they continue to prefer that pleasures be located in the future even when past pleasures outweigh future ones (robust positive future-bias)? Some arguments against the rationality of future-bias require positive future-bias to be robust, while others require it to be fragile. We empirically investigate and show that positive future-bias is robust.
Epistemic Closure, Necessary Truths, and Safety
Authors: Zhao Bin 
Published: November 2022

AbstractAccording to the safety account of knowledge, one knows that p only if one's belief could not easily have been false. An important issue for the account is whether we should only examine the belief in the target proposition when evaluating whether a belief is safe or not. In this paper, it is argued that if we only examine the belief in the target proposition, then the account fails to account for why beliefs in necessary truths could fall short of knowledge. But, if we also examine beliefs in other relevant propositions, then the account fails to preserve epistemic closure. Therefore, the safety account cannot find a safe path between epistemic closure and necessary truths.
A Woman with Tuberculous Meningitis (TBM) confirmed COVID-19 in the Intensive Care Unit: A Nursing Case Study
Authors: Pranianto Lucky 
Published: November 2022

Abstrak
Pendahuluan. Pasien dengan Meningitis/Ensephalitis dapat mengalami infeksi oportunistik, salah satunya infeksi oleh SARS-CoV-2. Pasien dengan infeksi neurologis dapat menimbulkan berbagai tanda dan gejala termasuk sindrom hiperventilasi yang dapat mengakibatkan hipokapnia (penurunan kadar pCO2 dalam darah arteri). Presentasi kasus. Pasien wanita berusia 35 tahun dengan Meningitis TB dan Covid-19 mengalami kondisi hipokapnia dengan kadar pCO2 12 mmHg. Pasien kemudian diintubasi dan dilakukan managemen ventilator mekanik. Selama lima hari penggunaan ventilator mekanik pasien menunjukan perbaikan dan dilakukan esktubasi pada hari kelima. Pembahasan. Kondisi hipokapnia pada pasien dengan ensefalitis/meningitis dapat terjadi akibat kerusakan pada system saraf pusat. Pasien mengalami hipokapnia setelah mengalami kondisi hiperventilasi sehingga kadar CO2 menurun. Penggunaan ventilator dilakukan untuk mengatasi gangguan keseimbangan asam basa tersebut. Perawat sebagai bagian dari tim Kesehatan memiliki peranan dalam mendeteksi dini, berfikir kritis, memanage dan berkoordinasi untuk melakukan decision making. Kesimpulan. Infeksi Meningitis/Ensephalitis dengan Covid-19 dapat menyebabkan hipokapnia yang kemungkinan akibat kerusakan neurologis. Penanganan pada pasien membutuhkan kerjasama tim yang baik antar tenaga kesehatan dalam mendeteksi dini adanya perubahan klinis pasien

Kata kunci: Meningitis TB, Covid-19, Hipokapnia
The Effect of Group Counseling Guidance on Body Image in Adolescent Girls
Authors: Ginting Agustaria , Derang Imelda , Sibagariang Indah Gaung S 
Published: November 2022

Body image is the person's perceptions, thoughts, and feelings toward his body. Related studies indicate that among the populace, it is often the teenage girls who express feelings of dissatisfaction toward their bodies and are therefore more inclined to have negative body image as is shown in the initial survey result at 61.5 %. Group guidance and counseling are viewed as appropriate interventions to help in this specific problem. This study then aims to determine the effects of group guidance and counseling on the body image of the adolescent girls at SMA Negeri 1 Bandar Trade Simalungun Regency during the Covid-19 Pandemic Period in 2021. One group Pre-test and Post-test design was the experimental method used in the study. From the population of 757 female adolescents, 85 were taken as respondents through the purposive sampling technique. The respondent's data collection was taken through a questionnaire accessible through a google link. The pre-test body image mean score was 25.56 while the post-test body image mean score was 29.75 with each standard deviation score of 4.552 and 4.843 respectively. It can be seen that the difference between the mean score of the first and second measurement is 4.188 and the difference between the standard deviation score is 2.970. Based on the statistical results of the paired samples test, the value p = 0.001 (p < 0.05) signifies that there is a significant effect of group guidance and counseling as treatment on the negative body image of adolescent girls. It is therefore highly recommended that the school conducts regular group guidance and counseling to students on regular basis.
Evaluation of dental students’ feedbacks on clinical education practices during the COVID-19 pandemic
Authors: AKÇİÇEK Gökçen , ÖZBEK Şevket Murat , ZENGİN Hatice Yağmur 
Published: November 2022

Introduction: The aim of this study was to examine the impact of COVID-19 pandemic on dental education and investigate the dental students’ contentment and comment about the oral diagnosis and dentomaxillofacial radiology (ODR) clinical courses after the reopening.
Materials and Methods: All fourth grade-year and fifth grade-year dental students who completed their ODR clinical skill training course were invited to fill out an online questionnaire.
Results: Seventy-nine students responded the survey, 34 (43%) of students have satisfied with post-pandemic clinical courses and there was a statistically significant relation between the satisfaction and supporting by teaching staff (p=0.001). Students stated that number of clinical works were inadequate and there was a statistically significant relation between the number of patients examined and having adequate skill at patient examination and treatment planning (p=0.001). 33 (41.8%) dental students found online clinical courses satisfactory but 69 (87.3%) students preferred clinical skill training courses instead of online.
Conclusion: During the COVID-19 pandemic dental schools must plan their clinical courses and make arrangements to allow the students to care as many as patients possible and education staff should be in close contact with students at each step of the clinical courses.