bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Juan del Valle y Caviedes como lector de Francisco de Quevedo
Authors: Lasarte Pedro 
Published: October 2022

En este artículo se propone que el poeta satírico Juan del Valle y Caviedes hizo una lectura peculiar de la obra quevediana. Tradicionalmente considerado un poeta cuya obra se nutre de los temas y las técnicas de Quevedo, Valle y Caviedes en realidad hizo algo más que seguir al Madrileño en sus actitudes hacia los médicos y las prostitutas (las dos grandes vetas temáticas que se citan aquí): utilizó sus textos para satirizar a personajes muy concretos que, favorecidos por el poder, se desenvolvían en la corte limeña.
La lectura cuidadosa de Pedro Lasarte, el autor de este artículo, permite observar las diferencias que hay entre los referentes de Francisco de Quevedo y Juan del Valle y Caviedes. Mientras en el poeta castellano, las burlas están más encaminadas contra los oficios y sus representantes en general, en Valle los médicos son sujetos bien conocidos.
En principio sí hay una emulación literaria directa (producto de la imitatio, una práctica natural de la época) sin descartar la posibilidad de que, al margen de la imitación, ambos poetas hayan coincidido en los mismos tópicos, pero con una diferencia muy grande: al poner en un contexto diferente los mismos temas —en la realidad americana—, éstos expresan la contradictoria situación del indiano, frente al peninsular que vive y se siente parte del centro. Valle y Caviedes asume el influjo de Quevedo, pero lo transforma y lo trabaja a su modo para dejarnos entrever su sentimiento de marginalidad.
Un manuscrito desconocido de "Grandes anales de quince días"
Authors: Rodríguez Cáceres Milagros 
Published: October 2022

En este artículo se da noticia del hallazgo de un nuevo manuscrito quevedesco (letra siglo XVII) que contiene Grandes anales de quince días y dos fragmentos de Mundo caduco y desvaríos de la edad: los razonamientos que los uscoques dirigen al archiduque don Fernando en petición de ayuda contra los ataques de los venecianos.
Es novedad en este testimonio la presencia en los márgenes de abundantes ladillos que sintetizan la materia tratada. Aunque coincide en lo esencial con otras fuentes, ofrece un elevadísimo número de variantes propias: omisiones, cambios gramaticales y léxicos, alteración del orden de los elementos, en menor medida adiciones… Incurre en bastantes errores, como es habitual en los manuscritos. No ofrece, en conjunto, aportaciones relevantes, pero sí pequeños matices.
Traducción y mundos posibles. "Los sueños" de Quevedo traducidos al italiano
Authors: Garzelli Beatrice 
Published: October 2022

En el artículo se reflexiona, a través de ejemplos concretos, sobre las efectivas posibilidades de fidelidad al traducir al italiano los Sueños de Quevedo, cotejando, en un itinerario de búsqueda de la ‘traducción posible’, algunas traducciones modernas de la obra: la del escritor Carlo Emilio Gadda, que traduce sólo El mundo por de dentro (1941) y las de la serie completa, firmadas por Gasparetti (1959) y Rapisarda (1988). Como conclusión adelantamos que por fidelidad no entendemos ni una sujeción al texto original, ni una exactitud en la reproducción de las palabras y de las frases —imposibles cuando se traduce a otro idioma— sino un principio de respeto y de honestidad hacia el mensaje quevediano.
El traductor, como moderno mediador, tendrá que hacer ‘revivir’ en el texto de llegada la carga satírica del original, suscitando emociones que abarcan la maravilla y la repulsión, la incredulidad y la risa, hasta llegar al desencanto, poniendo a disposición del autor también su genial creatividad, pero sin superarlo nunca.
Utilization of university E-learning assisted social media in learning contemporary Indonesian literature
Authors: Yasa I Nyoman 
Published: October 2022

This study aims to describe (1) the use of university e-learning assisted social media in learning contemporary Indonesian literature during the Covid-19 pandemic and (2) students' understanding of contemporary Indonesian literature taken from the source of university e-learning assisted social media. This research is a qualitative descriptive study. The subjects of this study were the lecturer and third semester students in the Indonesian Language and Literature Education Study Program, Faculty of Language and Arts, Universitas Pendidikan Ganesha. This research used observation, documentation, and semi-structured interview techniques. The data analysis technique used the Miles and Hubermans analysis technique. The results showed that the implementation of contemporary Indonesian literature learning utilizing literary works which sources were from university e-learning assisted social media had the TPACK principle and the students had good skills in analyzing the structure, themes, and social problems in literature.
Keywords: Social Media; Literature Learning; E-learning; Covid-19
Organisation of volunteer activities of students in the framework of inclusive education through innovative technologies
Authors: Saltanat Abildina , Ainagul Rymkhanova , Raifa Dusembinova , Karlygash Tebenova , Sara Riza 
Published: October 2022

The goal of the research was to examine how student volunteerism might be organised using cutting-edge technology within the context of inclusive education, and this aspect was covered. The study employed quantitative research methodologies in its numerous aspects, and 264 volunteer students who are enrolled in different schools throughout Kazakhstan participated in the participant group. In the fall of 2021–2022. The participant groups in the study received 4-weeks of online training. The study made use of the ‘Inclusive Education and Technology’ data gathering tool, which was created by the researchers and put together by subject-matter specialists. The individuals that made up the participant groups were given the measuring tool, and it was supplied and collected online. Frequency analysis, t-test, the Kruskal-Wallis test, and the Statistical Package for the Social Sciences programme were used to analyse the data, and the results were added to the study along with the tables. Based on the research’s findings, the participant groups have high use cases for inclusive education, and it has been indicated that new technology training areas will help them.
Keywords: Inclusive education, innovative technology, organisation, online education;
The effect of Interactive Whiteboard (IWB) on the performance of undergraduate students and their perceptions towards it
Authors: Tawarah Haroon M. , Mahasneh Omar M. , Al-Shuaybat Walaa A. 
Published: October 2022

Interactive Whiteboard (IWB)captured the interest of faculty members in view of facilitating the teaching process at universities through stimulating dialogue and discussion during the lecture in addition to attracting students’ attention and concentration throughout the lecture. For the purpose of identifying the contribution of the IWB in improving students' performance; a comparison between the scores in the IWB exams and retrieval exercises with their scores in the exams of three semesters taught through traditional lectures for a Vocational Education Technology course alongside with evaluating questionnaires for the students' perception. It was revealed that students' performance in the IWB exams was in general better than in conventional lectures. The two researches used the Empirical Researchmethod for a study sample of (64) students where the results concluded that students who used the IWB in their lectures excelled in comparison with the performance of the conventional lectures students; they also diplayed positive feedback about the use of IWB in teaching.
Keywords: Interactive Whiteboard (IWB), Vocational Education Technology.
Formation of knowledge about national traditions in high school students with intellectual disabilities through modern technologies
Authors: Aigerim Nurlanbekova , Aigerim Makhmetova , Aigul Baitursynova , Akbota Autayeva , Aigerim Kikbanova 
Published: October 2022

The purpose of this research is to get teachers’ opinions in order to provide knowledge about national traditions in mentally retarded high school students through modern technologies. This research was designed in a qualitative manner. The participant group of the research consists of 40 high school teachers who teach students with intellectual disabilities in Almaty, Kazakhstan. Research data were collected with a semi-structured interview form developed by the researchers. As a result of the research, the majority of teachers participating in the research stated that they strongly support the use of modern technologies in order to ensure the formation of knowledge about national traditions among mentally handicapped students. On the other hand, the majority of the teachers participating in the research stated that they sometimes make use of modern technologies in order to create knowledge about national traditions among mentally handicapped students. The majority of the teachers participating in the research were interested in what could be done by making use of modern technologies in order to provide knowledge about national traditions among mentally handicapped students. They responded by creating a new course on national traditions, training students on the use of technology, integrating mobile technologies into education and providing in-service training to teachers. Some teachers stated that the technological opportunities of schools should be increased; a blended learning environment should be created; the physical environment of the classrooms should be created with materials related to national traditions; student participation activities should be created; and a teaching plan related to national traditions should be created.
Keywords: National traditions, modern technologies, intellectual disability, teacher opinions;
Development of university students’ metacompetence based on innovative technologies
Authors: Karashash Zhanadilova , Sholpan Kolumbayeva , Baurzhan Saidakhmetov , Moldir Seidina , Bazarbekova Rabiga , Zhanar Abilkhairova 
Published: October 2022

Due to the effects of the COVID-19 virus, which started in Wuhan, China, and affected the world, on education / training areas since March 2019, digital transformation in education and online education issues have started to come to the fore. The general purpose of this study is to determine the development of metacompetence of university students based on innovative technologies. The research was implemented in the spring term of 2020–2021. It consists of 463 volunteer students according to the study in universities in Kazakhstan. The research description method was used. The interview form used in the study consists of 18 positive items developed by the researchers. The research data were collected via an online Google Form and analysed using the Statistical Package for the Social Science programme. According to the results of the study, it was determined that university students choose their smart devices for innovative education, use the Internet and smart devices every day for this method, enjoy the use of innovative technology, create metacompetence information with innovative education and change their old habits with innovative education. The results were reached by expressing that the interest increased, the use of innovative education with the blended learning method enabled them to understand the lesson better and that the innovative education created a connection with the teachers of the lesson. Finally, it is thought that repeating these studies with different methods for university students will benefit the field, the educator and the students studying at the university.
Keywords: Innovative education, metacompetence, technology, university, distance education, pandemic, coronavirus (COVID-19)
Paleomagnetism and Magnetostratigraphy of Permian–Triassic Reference Sections in the Central Russian Plate: Zhukov Ravine, Slukino, and Okskiy Siyezd
Authors: Fetisova A.M. , Golubev V.K. , Veselovskiy R.V. , Balabanov Yu.P. 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
—The Permian–Triassic magnetostratigraphy of the central East European platform has been updated using evidence from the Zhukov Ravine, Slukino and Okskiy Siyezd reference continental redbed sequences. The new data reveal five rather than four polarity subzones in magnetozone R3P, which thus can be ranked up to orthozone RnP. The upper Permian strata of the Zhukov Ravine and Okskiy Siyezd sections contain intervals of anomalous paleomagnetic directions similar to those revealed earlier in roughly coeval rocks from the Nedubrovo section in the Vologda region. The anomaly may be of regional extent and may correspond to quite a long (thousands of years) span of geomagnetic field stability near the Paleozoic–Mesozoic boundary, which fits the subequatorial dipole field in the first approximation. The paleomagnetic results were used to constrain the position of three new Permian–Triassic paleomagnetic poles of the East European platform, corrected for inclination shallowing: PLat = 54.8°, PLong = 173.6°, dp/dm = 2.6°/4.0° (Zhukov Ravine); PLat = 47.6°, PLong = 164.3°, dp/dm = 3.0°/4.8° (Slukino); PLat = 52.7°, PLong = 153.6°, dp/dm = 3.7°/5.4° (Okskiy Siyezd).
Activated Carbon Type Selection to Reduce DEA and MDEA Foaming Tendency and Foam Stability
Authors: Kazankapov Nurlan , Vergara Pedro , Zhaksylykov Nurlan 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Amine filtration that usually includes particulate and carbon filter is one of the critical processes of a sour gas sweetening unit that ensures low foaming tendency of amine. Activated carbon adsorption bed is crucial to remove hydrocarbon and surfactants e.g. lube oil, corrosion inhibitor. However, based on empirical analysis and field data, type of activated carbons selection must be carefully performed for the specific amine solution and selected antifoam agent, rather than by-default selection of commonly used carbon types e.g. bituminous carbon. Moreover, removal of surfactants, such as antifoam from amine does not necessarily reduce foaming tendency for all amine types. The aim of the paper is to identify the effectiveness of various activated carbon types on circulated DEA and MDEA solutions, as well as impact of removal antifoam agent on the foaming tendency and foam stability.
Bituminous and coconut shell activated carbon samples were used for the laboratory tests. The activated carbon type selection for DEA and MDEA was based on amine foaming tendency and foam stability e.g. total suspended solids, foam height and collapse time, and solution opacity.
Numerous laboratory tests confirmed higher effectiveness of bituminous activated carbon for DEA and coconut carbon for MDEA. Also, it was noted that removal of polyglycol antifoam agent from MDEA e.g. by bituminous carbon does not result in lower foaming tendency and foam stability. Therefore, careful examination of activated carbon type for specific amine solution is required to ensure required amine solution quality.
It is widely known that removal of antifoam positively affects amine foaming tendency. However, the current study indicated that the rule does not apply for all amine solution types and the selection might need special evaluation to avoid process upsets.
Aptamer-based diagnosis of various SARS-CoV2 strains isolated from clinical specimens
Authors: Moshref Zahra Sadat , Jalali Tahmineh , Adriani Razieh Rezaei , Soltani Elahe , Gargari Seyed Latif Mousavi 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
The emergence of SARS-CoV2 virus, an unknown strain of coronavirus caused a severe acute respiratory syndrome with high mortality around the world. Late diagnosis of asymptomatic carriers can lead to uncontrollable transmission of the disease. In this study we identified high-binding-affinity aptamers targeting various strains of SARS-CoV2 virus, using GO-SELEX (Graphene Oxide- Systematic Evolution of Ligands by Exponential Enrichment) strategy. A total of 96 aptamers were developed through 11 rounds of GO-SELEX from a random 40 nucleotide ssDNA aptamer library. Using SPR method, the Kd values of all aptamers calculated and two aptamers 52 and 91 with Kd 50 and 61 were selected for ELASA assay. Aptamer 91 could detect various strains of the virus in above 97% of clinical samples obtained from nasopharyngeal swaps (NPS) specimens kept in viral transport media (VTM), confirmed by real-time PCR assay at COVID-19 Reference Diagnostic Laboratory of Iran, Pasture Institute. Aptamer 52 could detect the SARS-CoV2 virus in a competitive LFA assay to be considered for future designed kit. These two simple, specific, and sensitive tests can be used in a combination for rapid and early diagnosis of various strains of COVID19 virus. Our results suggest that these two discovered aptamers present an opportunity for developing new rapid aptamer-based coronavirus diagnostic kit.
Moringa oleifera Lam. leaf extract and its bio-active compound attenuate TNF-α-induced transendothelial migration of monocytes
Authors: Luetragoon Thitiya , Thongsri Yordhathai , Potup Pachuen , Calder Philip C. , Usuwanthim Kanchana 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Endothelial cells maintain blood fluidity, control regional blood flow and contribute to regulation of blood pressure, inflammation and blood clotting. The purpose of this study was to investigate into the effects of a bioactive compound from moringa leaf on endothelial cell production of inflammatory mediators and on monocyte adhesion and transmigration. EA.hy926 cells were pre-treated with crude Moringa oleifera Lam. leaf extract, the constituent fraction 6 of this extract and the bioactive component 3-HBI followed by stimulation with TNF-α. Endothelial cells incubated with the crude extract, fraction 6 or 3-hydroxy-β-ionone (3-HBI) and stimulated with TNF-α showed significantly lower production of pro-inflammatory mediators including IL-6, IL-8, and MCP-1 compared to untreated but TNF-α stimulated cells. The extract and active compound inhibited phosphorylation of IκB-α and reduced expression of the NF-κB p65, suppressing its nuclear translocation. They also reduced the expression of key adhesion molecules (ICAM-1, VCAM-1 and PECAM-1). Moreover, they decreased adhesion of THP-1 monocytes to EA.hy926 cells and monocyte transmigration through an endothelial cell monolayer. According to these findings, 3-HBI and crude moringa leaf extract have the possibility of preventing the development and progression of vascular diseases like atherosclerosis and neuroinflammation by inhibiting the release of pro-inflammatory cytokines, chemokines, and adhesion molecules.
Applicability of a clinical decision support system for screening the risk of laryngotracheal aspiration in hospitalized adults: a methodological study
Authors: Alonso Elkin Eduardo Archila , de Almeida Sheila Tamanini , Flores Cecilia Dias 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Background
Screening the risk of laryngotracheal aspiration in hospitalized adults is a complex, multivariable, multicausal, and interdisciplinary task. This study aimed to develop and evaluate the applicability of a clinical decision support system, based on the Bayesian Network, intended to assist the interdisciplinary hospital team.
Methods
A Bayesian network was built from a systematic literature review, which allowed identifying and categorizing of the main variables needed to identify the risk of laryngotracheal aspiration. These variables were grouped into the current diagnosis of the patient, history associated with swallowing disorders, aspects associated with swallowing, and simple epidemiological characteristics. An application was developed and then evaluated by 9 specialists from an interdisciplinary hospital team. The aspects evaluated were the internal and external quality of the application.
Results
The system was developed for Android mobile devices. It was evaluated by specialists (n = 9) from the interdisciplinary hospital team (physicians, nurses, nutritionists, and speech pathologists) regarding the quality of the software product. They considered that the system was functional (86.1%), reliable (83.3%), usable (84.4%), efficient (92.6), capable of being modified (maintainability) (90.4), and portable (88.9%).
Conclusions
From the development of the interdisciplinary screening system, this was considered of interest and with the feasibility of its use by the specialists.
Study registration:
This study required validation with specialists in the fields of medicine, nursing, nutrition, and speech pathology. Thus, it was necessary to be evaluated and approved by the Ethics Committee in Research with Human Beings of the Federal University of Health Sciences of Porto Alegre – UFCSPA (# 44920121.0.0000.5345).
Changes in Anterior Segment Parameters After Laser Peripheral Iridotomy in Caucasian Eyes with Different Primary Angle-closure Mechanisms
Authors: Tun Tin , Sawicki Andrzej , Wilkos-Kuc Agnieszka , Aung Tin , Zarnowski Tomasz 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Background/Objectives: To evaluate changes in anterior segment parameters in Caucasian eyes with different angle-closure mechanisms before and after laser peripheral iridotomy (LPI)
Subjects/Methods: Sixty-six subjects underwent swept-source optical coherence tomography (SSOCT, CASIA, Tomey Corporation, Nagoya, Japan) angle imaging in the dark before and 7 days after LPI. Based on the baseline SSOCT images, the eyes were categorized into 4 angle-closure mechanisms namely pupillary block (PB), plateau iris configuration (PIC), thick peripheral iris (TPI) and large lens vault (LLV). Sixteen out of 128 cross-sectional images (11.25 degrees apart) per volume scan were selected for analysis. We used generalized estimating equation to compare quantitative parameters among angle-closure mechanisms and between before and after LPI after adjusting the inter-eye correlation.
Results: The mean age of subjects was 67.7±9.2 years, with the majority being female (82.2%). 129 eyes (67 primary angle-closure suspects, 34 primary angle-closure and 28 primary angle-closure glaucoma) were categorized into PB (n=71, 55%), PIC (n=40, 31%), TPI (n=14, 10.9%) and LLV (n=4, 3.1%). Anterior chamber depth was the shallowest in the LLV, followed by TPI, PB and PIC group at baseline. Widening of the angle and reduction of the iris curvature (IC) due to LPI were observed in all groups (all P<0.01). When compared to the PB group, the LPI-induced angle widening in the TPI group was significantly less even though the IC reduction in the TPI group was greater (all P<0.05).
Conclusions: In patients with angle closure, anterior segment morphology and LPI-induced angle widening were different amongst the various angle-closure mechanisms.
Phonon Induced Spin Dephasing Time of Nitrogen Vacancy Centers in Diamond from First Principles
Authors: Simoni Jacopo 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Spin qubits with long dephasing times are an essential requirement for the development of new quantum technologies and have many potential applications ranging from quantum information processing to quantum memories and quantum networking.
Here we report a theoretical study and the calculation of the spin dephasing time of defect color centers for the negatively charged nitrogen vacancy center in diamond. We employ ab initio density functional theory to compute the electronic structure, and extract the dephasing time using a cumulant expansion approach.
We find that phonon-induced dephasing is a limiting factor for T_2 at low temperatures, in agreement with recent experiments that use dynamical decoupling techniques.
This approach can be generalized to other spin defects in semiconductors, molecular systems, and other band gapped materials.