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Badania laboratoryjne wpływu dodatku γ-PGA na efektywność biodegradacji węglowodorów ropopochodnych
Authors:   Instytut Nafty i Gazu – Państwowy Instytut Badawczy, Wojtowicz Katarzyna , Steliga Teresa ,   Instytut Nafty i Gazu – Państwowy Instytut Badawczy, Skalski Tomasz 
Published: September 2022

W artykule przedstawiono zagadnienia związane z biodegradacją węglowodorów ropopochodnych (TPH – suma węglowodorów ropopochodnych, BTEX – węglowodory monoaromatyczne, WWA – wielopierścieniowe węglowodory aromatyczne) w glebie na drodze inokulacji biopreparatem opracowanym na bazie autochtonicznych szczepów bakteryjnych oraz mieszaninami biopreparatu z roztworem γ-PGA. Badania biodegradacji prowadzono w warunkach laboratoryjnych z wykorzystaniem zestawu Oxi-Top. Materiał badawczy stanowiła gleba pobrana z terenu dołu urobkowego charakteryzująca się wysokim stężeniem węglowodorów ropopochodnych. W badaniach biodegradacji zastosowano cztery sposoby inokulacji: wariant A (biopreparat), wariant B (biopreparat i roztwór γ-PGA w stosunku objętościowym 2 : 1), wariant C (biopreparat i roztwór γ-PGA w stosunku objętościowym 1 : 1) oraz wariant D (biopreparat i roztwór γ-PGA w stosunku objętościowym 1 : 2). Efektywność biodegradacji oceniono na podstawie przeprowadzonych badań respirometrycznych oraz analiz chromatograficznych. Wartości aktywności mikrobiologicznej w próbkach gleby inokulowanych biopreparatem oraz roztworem γ-PGA po 60 dniach testu wynosiły 2040 mg O2/dm3 (wariant B), 3769 mg O2/dm3 (wariant C) i 5127 mg O2/dm3 (wariant D), natomiast w próbce inokulowanej samym biopreparatem (wariant A) oznaczono 1582 mg O2/dm3. Wykonane analizy chromatograficzne wykazały, że stopień biodegradacji TPH po zakończeniu testu wynosił 36,78%, podczas gdy dodanie γ-PGA do biopreparatu spowodowało obniżenie zawartości TPH o 39,73% (wariant B), 42,37% (wariant C) oraz 44,34% (wariant D). Stopień biodegradacji BTEX w glebach inokulowanych biopreparatem z dodatkiem γ-PGA wynosił od 47,11% do 51,00%, natomiast bez dodatku γ-PGA 44,53%. Z kolei inokulacja gleby biopreparatem z dodatkiem γ-PGA spowodowała obniżenie zawartości WWA w badanej glebie o 32,18% (wariant B), 37,40% (wariant C), 39,62% (wariant D), a samym biopreparatem – o 29,40% (wariant A). Przeprowadzone badania laboratoryjne wykazały, że γ-PGA wpływa korzystnie na efektywność procesu biodegradacji substancji ropopochodnych takich jak węglowodory alifatyczne, węglowodory monoaromatyczne oraz wielopierścieniowe węglowodory aromatyczne.
Predicting Customer Satisfaction and Intention to Revisit a Local Coffee Shop with Industrial Concept in Jakarta
Authors: Mufhtie Bagas , Usep Suhud  , Shandy Aditya  
Published: September 2022

This study examines the factors that influence customer satisfaction and visiting intentions at a local industrial coffee shop. This study uses six measured variables: service quality, food quality, variety of menu, café atmosphere, customer satisfaction and revisit intention. The data collection method used a survey with an instrument in the form of a online questionnaire. Respondents are those who live in DKI Jakarta and have made purchases and visits to local coffee shop with industrial concepts. A total of 246 respondents were involved, the data were analyzed using SPSS 26 and SEM from AMOS software version 26 to manage and analyze data. The results of this study based on the hypothesis indicate that the hypothesis of service quality on revisit intention is accepted and significant, service quality on customer satisfaction is accepted and significant, food quality on revisit intention is accepted and significant, food quality on customer satisfaction is accepted and significant, customer satisfaction on revisit intention is accepted. and significant, variety of menu on customer satisfaction is accepted and significant, variety of menu on revisit intention is accepted and significant, café atmosphere on customer satisfaction is accepted and significant, café atmosphere on revisit intention is accepted and significant.
The Impact of E-Service Quality and Brand Trust on Repurchase Intention with Customer Satisfaction as Intervening for Telemedicine Application Users
Authors: Dayani Annisa , Agung Kresnamurti Rivai  , Shandy Aditya  
Published: September 2022

As an intervention for Halodoc application users, this study aims to determine the impact of telemedicine application product e-service quality and brand trust on customer satisfaction repurchase intent. We surveyed 245 users of Halodoc applications who performed transactions using Halodoc applications at least once in the past year. The data analysis method used SPSS version 23 and the SEM analysis used LISREL 8.8 to process and analyze the survey data. Hypothesis test results show that quality of e-service has a positive and significant impact on repurchase intention, brand trust has a positive and significant impact on repurchase intention, and quality of e-service has a positive impact on customer satisfaction. It shows that it has a significant impact. Trust has a significant positive impact on customer satisfaction, and customer satisfaction has a significant positive impact on repurchase intention. In addition, the results of this study show a positive and significant indirect relationship between quality of e-service and brand confidence in repurchase intent mediated by customer satisfaction and repurchase intent mediated by customer satisfaction.
Can Customer Loyalty Mediate Customer Trust in Business Sustainability at Village Credit Institution?
Authors: Sarmawa I Wayan Gde , Sugianingrat Ida Ayu Putu Widani 
Published: September 2022

The main point of this research was to examine and analyze the impact of customer trust on customer loyalty and business sustainability at the Village Credit Institution in Klungkung Regency. The determination of the VCI as the research sample was carried out by unproportionate random sampling. The research respondents were customers in each VCI who were taken by accident (which was met at the time of the research) with a total number of respondents as many as 170 customers. Analysis this research and hypothesis using the SmartPLS 3.3.2 program with three level, the first is testing validity and reliability, the second is testing the accuracy of the research model, and the third is testing hypotheses. This results in this study indicate that customer trust has a positive relationship and significant impactt on customer loyalty and business sustainability. The customer loyalty has a significant positive effect relationship on business sustainability. Customer loyalty acts as a mediator of customer trust on the business sustainability of VCI in Klungkung Regency.
An Analytical Approach of Error Detection and Correction for On-board Nano Satellite
Authors: Hasan Mahmudul , Islam Md. Motaharul 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
Nanosatellites are persistently progressing and creating global communication and data transmission worldwide. It builds up a colossal request for more progressed and dependable frameworks that can perform faster and more reliable information transmission. An approach has been distinguished as a good plot for anticipating single bit and multiple bit errors that are influencing On-board Nanosatellites. In this paper, we have proposed an Analytical Approach of Error Detection and Correction for On-board Nanosatellite. We have planned the framework separately with three distinctive parts: an encoding, error checking, and decoding portion. It has been created so that amid information exchange from satellite to the ground station, it analyzes six camera pictures simultaneously with the assistance of FPGA and EDAC strategies. We have presented the progressed turbo mechanics EDAC for unprecedented transfer speeds of satellite communication and execution examination with the AWGN and Rayleigh channels to extend the proficiency. EDAC strategies codes are tried in MATLAB and appear in graphical plots. This method is straightforward and accomplishes unwavering quality and exactness compared to comparable strategies.
Terahertz-induced martensitic transformation in partially stabilized zirconia
Authors: Nagai Masaya , Higashitani Yuhei , Ashida Masaaki , Kusakabe Koichi , Niioka Hirohiko , Hattori Azusa , Tanaka Hidekazu , Isoyama Goro , Ozaki Norimasa 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
Martensitic crystal structures are usually obtained by rapid thermal quenching of certain alloys, which induces stress and subsequent shear deformation. Here, we demonstrate that it is also possible to intentionally excite a suitable transverse acoustic phonon mode to induce a local shear deformation. We irradiate the surface of a partially stabilized zirconia plate with intense terahertz pulses and verify martensitic transformation from the tetragonal to the monoclinic phases by Raman spectroscopy and the observed destructive spallation of the zirconia microcrystals. We calculate the phonon modes in tetragonal zirconia and determine the effective channel that triggers the transformation. These modes can be excited via the Klemens process. Since terahertz pulses can induce a specific local shear deformation beyond thermal equilibrium, they can be used to elucidate phase transformation mechanisms with dynamical approaches. Terahertz-induced martensitic transformation is considered to be useful for material strengthening and shape memory ceramics.
Analysis of the Relations between Forestry Financial Supports and Forest Crimes
Authors: Sevinç Volkan 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
Forest crimes are among the serious threats destroying forests. To prevent the forest crimes there are various solutions proposed such as fortification of the laws, increasing the penalties, or increasing the public awareness. This article, however, suggests an alternative solution of preventing the forest crimes by investigating the relations between the individual financial supports provided to forest villagers and the rates of various forest crime types in Turkey. The study shows that, when the forest villagers are given financial supports, the levels of illegal logging, illegally expended trees, and illegal pasturage crimes decrease significantly. However, the financial supports do not affect the levels of illegal transfer of the forestry products, illegally expanding the lands into the forests, and illegal occupation of the forest areas crimes.
Perceived clinical practice competency and Determinant factors among undergraduate Harar Health Science college students Easter Ethiopia
Authors: bekele zelalalem , mohammed Abdusamed , Besher Furo 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
Background
Clinical practice is one of the major mechanism students to apply theoretical knowledge in to practice. This correlation of theory and practice, and the building of meaningful experience, take place during clinical practice in the health care
Objective
The aim study was to assess Perceived clinical practice competency and Determinant factors among Harar Health Science college students Easter Ethiopia
Methods
Institutional based cross-sectional study design was conducted to collect the data to assess factors affecting the clinical practice competency among health science student in Harar Health Science College simple random sampling was applied to select study subject. Data were entered using Epi data version 3.5.finally exported and analyzed by SPSS version 20. Bivariate and multivariate logistic regressions were used to identify independent predictors
Result
The prevalence of perceived clinical practice competency was 125(47.5%). Students with adequate clinical case in practical placement were four times more likely perceived clinically competent than those students with inadequate clinical case with (AOR = 3.958, 95% CI 1.24, 12.7). students with instructor Spent enough time on clinical place were 2.4 times more likely perceived themselves clinically competent with (AOR = 2.42 95%:CI 1.4,4.3) than students with no clinical instructor support
Conclusion and Recommendation:
Clinical instructor support, adequate clinical case in practical placement, use continuous assessment checklist and integration of three learning domain were factors affect clinical practice competency of the students. So improving supervision of clinical instructors, appropriate selection of clinical site and design appropriate clinical practice protocol has important to enhance clinical practice competency of students.
Retrospective evaluation of the impact of dose escalation using pre-operative simultaneous integrated boost volumetric modulated arc therapy on the outcome of locally advanced rectal cáncer patients
Authors: elashwah ahmed , alsuhaibani abdullah , abduljabbar alaa , alsanea nasser , Alhomoud samar , ashari luai , Bazarbashi Shouki , aljubran ali , alzahrani ahmed , awad ahmed , Almanea Hadeel , alhussini hessah , alshabanah mohamed 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
Purpose
evaluating the outcome of preoperative simultaneous integrated boost volumetric modulated arc therapy (SIB-VMAT) concomitant with Capecitabine in patients diagnosed with locally advanced rectal cancer (LARC) at King Faisal Specialist Hospital and Research Centre (KFSH&RC), Riyadh, Saudi Arabia during the period January 2013 - December 2019.
Results
Total of134 patients were enrolled. The median age at diagnosis was 59 years. All patients received pre-operative concurrent chemo-radiation therapy (CCRT) usingSIB-VMAT with oral capecitabine. Neoadjuvant chemotherapy was administered prior to CCRT in 32 patients (23.9%). The dose of radiation was 55 Gy in 94 patients (70.1%), while 40 patients (29.9%) received 50 Gy. All patients completed the CCRT treatment without breaks. No records of acute and late grade III and IV toxicities. Curative surgery was performed in all patients with a median interval of 11 (6-52) weeks between the end of CCRT and the date of surgery. No reported 30-days postoperative mortality and no grade III and IV Clavien-Dindo complications. PCR was reported in 26 patients (19.4%), while pathologically negative nodes (pN0) were achieved in 103 patients (76.9%). Adjuvant chemotherapy was utilized in 57 patients (42.5%). The 5-year local recurrence-free survival (LRFS), disease-free survival (DFS), and overall survival (OS) were 93.2%, 67.1%, and 87.3%, respectively. Only Tumor regression grade (TRG) was significantly correlated with LRFS, (p-value 0.043). On multivariate analysis, only (TRG) and achievement of pN0 were significantly correlated with DFS,(p value<0.001).
Conclusion
Dose escalation utilizing (SIB-VMAT) in the preoperative treatment of LARC is well tolerated and provides effective local control.
Night Eating Syndrome Subtypes: Differences in Binge Eating and Food Addiction Symptoms
Authors: Echeverri Brenda , Kozak Andrea T. , Gildner Daniel J. , Pickett Scott M. 
Published: September 2022

AbstractPurpose The purpose of the current study was to examine differences in binge eating and food addiction symptoms between NES latent subtypes: evening hyperphagia with nocturnal ingestions (EHNI), evening hyperphagia-only (EHO; without nocturnal ingestions), and nocturnal ingestions-only (NIO; without evening hyperphagia). It was hypothesized that the EHNI group would report more binge eating behaviors and more food addiction symptoms than both the EHO and NIO groups. Further, it was hypothesized that the EHO and NIO groups would differ with the EHO group reporting more binge eating behaviors and the NIO group reporting more food addiction symptoms. Methods Participants completed measures online relating to night eating, binge eating, and food addiction symptoms. Responses to the NEQ (Allison et al., 2008) were used to create an EHNI group (n = 65), an EHO group (n = 32), and a NIO group (n = 69). ANOVAs were conducted to examine between-group differences on disordered eating symptoms. Results The results indicated that participants in the EHNI group reported more severe binge eating and food addition symptoms than those in the EHO and NIO groups. However, there were no significant differences in binge eating or food addiction between the EHO and NIO groups. Conclusion Individuals who meet both NES core criteria (evening hyperphagia and nocturnal ingestions) appear to be at a higher risk for experiencing more severe binge eating symptoms and meeting suggested criteria for food addiction diagnosis. Implications concerning assessment and future research on NES typology and comorbid disordered eating pathology are discussed. Level of Evidence: Level V, cross-sectional descriptive study
The influence of the structure (surface roughness, pore size, and porosity) of 3D printed silk-fibroin-based scaffolds on the growth of the bronchial epithelial cells in vitro
Authors: Zhong Nongping , Chen Zhongchun , Dong Tao , Shao Zhengzhong , Zhao Xia 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
The structure (surface topography, pore size, and porosity) of 3D scaffolds plays an important role in tissue regeneration. However, the parameters of 3D printed silk-fibroin (SF)-based scaffolds suitable for tracheal epithelium growth have not been studied. In this research, we investigated the effects of 3D printed silk fibroin/Hydroxypropyl methyl cellulose (SF/HPMC) scaffolds with different structures on the behaviors of adhesion and proliferation of the tracheal epithelium in vitro. Six types of 3D printed SF/HPMC scaffolds with different surface topography, pore size and porosity were fabricated by extrusion 3D printer. The porosity of 20 wt% SF/HPMC scaffolds with rough or smooth surfaces, and 30 wt% SF/HPMC scaffolds with rough or smooth surfaces were 70.5 ±2.0%、65.5 ±6.1%、63.9 ±2.1%、59.6 ±2.1%, respectively; and the 20 wt% SF/HPMC scaffolds with rough surface had 2 types of macro-pore size, 443.9±104.1μm and 681.1±115.1μm. Normal human bronchial epithelial cell lines (BEAS-2Bcells) were cultured on these scaffolds for 7 days. The cell proliferation was detected by live/dead cell staining and CCK-8 assay, and the morphology was observed by scanning electron microscopy (SEM). Results showed the scaffolds with rough surface, higher porosity (65.5 ±6.1%) and small pore size (443.9±104.1μm) showed better effect on BEAS-2B cells proliferation than those with smooth surface, lower porosity (59.6 ±2.1%) and large pore size (681.1±115.1μm). In summary, SF/HPMC scaffolds with rough surface, higher porosity, and small pore size might facilitate BEAS-2B cells growth. This provides a research basis for selecting 3D printed SF/HPMC scaffolds with suitable structure for the repairing of tracheal defects.
Impact of developing dialysis-requiring acute kidney injury on long-term mortality in cancer patients with septic shock
Authors: Kim June-sung , Kim Youn-Jung , Kim Ye-Jee , Kim Won Young 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
Considering recent advances in both cancer and sepsis management, we were to evaluate the associated factors for occurrence of septic acute kidney injury (AKI) in cancer patients using a nationwide population-based cohort data. Using data from the National Health Insurance Service of Korea, adult cancer patients who presented to emergency department with septic shock from 2009 to 2017 were analyzed. Cox-proportional hazard model was conducted to evaluate the clinical effect of sepsis-related AKI requiring dialysis. Among 42,477 adult cancer patients with septic shock (90% solid and 10% hematologic cancer cases), dialysis-requiring AKI occurred in 5,449 (12.8%). Recovery from dialysis within 30-day was 77.9% and overall, 30-day and 2-year mortality rates were 52.1% and 85.1%, respectively. Oncologic patients with dialysis-requiring AKI were frequently occurred in male, history of hypertension, diabetes, congestive heart failure, liver cirrhosis, and patients with hematologic cancer. In multivariate Cox-proportional hazard model showed that dialysis-requiring acute kidney injury had the highest adjusted hazard ratio of 1.353 (95% confidence interval 1.313–1.395) for 2-year mortality. Dialysis-requiring septic AKI is not occurred commonly (about 13%). However, it had a significant association with the increased long-term mortality which emphasis on the prevention of AKI particularly in male hematologic cancer patients.
Applying value-based strategies to accelerate access to novel cancer medications: guidance from the Oncology Health Economics Expert Panel in Qatar (Q-OHEP)
Authors: Hamad Anas , Elazzazy Shereen , Bujassoum Salha , Rasul Kakil , Gaziev Javid , Cherif Honar , Al-Boloshi Zakiya , Hanssens Yolande , Saleh Ayman , Rasheed Hadi Abu , Al-Badriyeh Daoud , Babiker Ahmed , Hmaidan Amid Abu , Al-Hail Moza 
Published: September 2022

Abstract
Background: In line with global trends, cancer incidence and mortality may have decreased for specific types of cancer in Qatar. However, the cancer-related burden on patients, healthcare systems, and the economy is expected to expand; thus, cancer remains a significant public healthcare issue in Qatar. Qatar’s free access to cancer care represents a considerable economic burden. Ensuring the best utilization of financial resources in the healthcare sector is important to provide unified and fair access to cancer care for all patients. Experts from the Qatar Oncology Health Economics Expert Panel (Q-OHEP) aimed to establish a consistent and robust base for evaluating oncology/hematology medications; involve patients’ insights to accelerate access to cutting-edge medications; increase the value of cancer care; and reach a consensus for using cost-effective strategies and efficient methodologies in cancer treatment.
Methods: The Q-OHEP convened on 30 November 2021 for a 3-hour meeting to discuss cancer management, therapeutics, and health economics in Qatar, focusing on four domains: (1) regulatory, (2) procurement, (3) treatment, and (4) patients. Discussions, guided by a moderator, focused on a list of suggested open-ended questions.
Results: Some of the salient recommendations included the development of a formal, fast-track, preliminary approval pathway for drugs needed by patients with severe disease or in critical condition; and encouraging and promoting the conduct of local clinical trials and real-world observational studies using existing registry data. The Q-OHEP also recommended implementing a forecast system using treatment center data based on the supply/demand of formulary oncology drugs to detect treatment patterns, estimate needs, expedite procurement, and prevent shortages/delays. Furthermore, the panel discussed the needs to define value concerning cancer treatment in Qatar, implement models for decision-making based on said value according to health technology assessment or multiple-criteria decision analysis, and promote patient education and involvement/feedback in developing and implementing cancer management guidelines.
Conclusions: Herein, we summarize the first Q-OHEP consensus recommendations, which aim to provide a solid basis for evaluating, registering, and approving new cancer medications to accelerate patient access to novel cancer treatments in Qatar; promote/facilitate the adoption and collection of patient-reported outcomes; and implement value-based cancer care in Qatar.