bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Éducation précoce pour les enfants Sourds : les effets du dépistage à Saint-Étienne
Authors: Blanc Coralie , Capelli Fanny , Chardon-Roy Sandrine , Charles Rodolphe 
Published: October 2022

Introduction : Lancé en 2014, le Programme national de dépistage de la surdité permanente néonatale a reconfiguré la prise en charge des enfants Sourds. En avançant l’âge du début de prise en charge, il favorise le développement du langage et permet d’orienter plus rapidement ces enfants vers les services dédiés. Objectif : Dans ce contexte de remaniement épidémiologique et de mutation technologique (implantation cochléaire, notamment), le Service d’accompagnement familial et d’éducation précoce Loire (Safep 42) propose une réflexion de type « évaluation des pratiques professionnelles » autour des médiations proposées dans son service et du dispositif « Jardin éducatif ». Méthode : Ce travail en méthode mixte associe des données composites : rapports d’activité, observations, entretiens, captation d’expériences, évaluation des pratiques professionnelles. Résultats : Une diminution de l’âge d’entrée (liée au dépistage précoce) et une augmentation de l’âge de sortie (du fait de la prévalence d’enfants présentant des troubles associés ou des facteurs de complexité) conduisent le Safep 42 à s’adapter en créant de nouvelles médiations, tout en conservant les accompagnements prévus pour les plus grands, notamment le jardin éducatif. Actuellement, le Safep atteint sa capacité maximale d’accueil : s’ajoutent à cette tension la pénurie d’orthophonistes ambulatoire et l’augmentation des situations de surdité associées au polyhandicap. Le service a dû renoncer à certaines missions afin de pouvoir continuer à prendre en charge correctement les enfants accueillis. Discussion : Le programme de rééducation et d’accompagnement familial s’accompagne d’une durée de soins plus longue des enfants et ces données doivent être enregistrées par les tutelles.
La voix, témoin du partage. Une lecture de Michel Henry
Authors: Dussert Jean-Max 
Published: October 2022

En dépit de la présence massive de la voix dans la Bible, l’exégèse semble avoir laissé de côté la manifestation dernière de celui qui meurt sur la Croix : une « grande voix », un ancrage biblique singulier. La théologie fondamentale pour sa part n’a pas cru devoir prendre en compte le phénomène – singulier lui aussi – de la voix comme telle. « De qui est-ce la voix ? », demande ici Michel Henry. Lisant celui pour qui la question de l’Incarnation aura été question ultime, nous voulons rendre à ce qui se montre en dernier la première place. Signe qui n’est entendu dans le monde que parce que d’abord silence vivant, la voix ne témoigne de rien d’autre que du partage de la vie, de son épreuve. Phénomène des phénomènes ainsi, c’est le seul passage dont nous disposons pour, sans nous en passer, pouvoir dépasser analogies ou métaphores. Le seul passage toujours ouvert « du phénomène au fondement » ( Fides et ratio ).
ZERO-ACREAGE FARMING DRIVING SUSTAINABLE URBAN DEVELOPMENT: A SPATIAL AND TECHNOLOGICAL COMPARISON OF URBAN AGRICULTURE FARMS
Authors: Hugo Jan , du Plessis Chrisna , van den Dobbelsteen Andy 
Published: October 2022

ABSTRACT
Zero-Acreage Farming (ZAF) recently developed as a novel land-use form and is aimed at addressing food security and sustainable urban development. While it is often lauded as a sustainable land-use form with potential to improve resource consumption and urban sustainability, little research into the spatial and technological requirements of this land-use form is available. This study undertakes a comparative analysis of ZAF and ground-based urban agriculture (UA) farms in diverse countries to differentiate their technical and spatial implementation parameters and uncover ZAF-specific characteristics and their implementation feasibility in rapidly developing cities. This qualitative study uses semi-structured interviews, triangulated with observational studies, to document ZAF and UA farms in South Africa, Belgium, the Netherlands and Singapore. The findings reveal UA as highly flexible, modular landuse forms while, contrastingly, the technological focus of ZAF farms often results in monofunctional and inflexible once implemented, isolated, and non-contextual solutions. While ZAF farms are appropriate to improve livelihoods and food security in dense urban contexts, the study highlights trends that must be addressed to promote the implementation of ZAF in poorer rapidly developing cities.
RESIDENTS’ EXPERIENCE IN TIMBER APARTMENT BUILDINGS IN FINLAND
Authors: Karjalainen Markku , Ilgın Hüseyin Emre 
Published: October 2022

ABSTRACT
Residents’ attitudes towards new bio-based products such as wood play an important role in the anticipated transition towards a forest-based bioeconomy. Timber apartment buildings (over two-story) represent a modern bio-based business opportunity for endorsing low-carbon urban housing. This paper investigated residents’ experience in timber apartment buildings in Finland. In this study, a questionnaire was conducted among residents. The 308 received responses highlighted that: (1) residents were mostly quite satisfied with their current residence, living environment, and apartment’s functionality, (2) respondents had generally a positive attitude towards overall appearance and architecture of their buildings, (3) the majority thought that ecological issues would influence their own choice of residence, (4) presence of fire alarm system and automatic sprinkler system were assessed as the factors that improve life safety, (5) participants mostly drew attention to the properties of timber apartment buildings regarding good sound insulation and good indoor climate, and (6) surveyed residents would most like to move into two-story residential buildings and apartment buildings. These results will help provide a better understanding of the contemporary timber residential market and constitute a basis for interested parties e.g. policymakers, developers, and construction companies to pave better ways for future housing development in Finland.
THE POST-OCCUPANCY DILEMMA IN GREEN-RATED BUILDINGS: A PERFORMANCE GAP ANALYSIS
Authors: Li Hongyang , Li Chuting , Skitmore Martin , He Tingen , Jiang Tingting 
Published: October 2022

ABSTRACT
The traditional construction industry has a significant and far-reaching impact on the environment, economy, and society. Green-certified buildings, with LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design), BREEAM (Building Research Establishment Environmental Assessment Method), DGNB (Deutsches Gütesiegel Nachhaltiges Bauen), or other certifications during the design stage, have great potential for increasing the effective use of resources and energy, reducing pollution, etc., and so their number has increased greatly in recent years. The post-occupancy evaluation (POE) of green buildings involves assessing whether they meet expected performance during the in-use phase and comprises four steps: (i) carrying out the research purpose/goal; (ii) determining the research objectives; (iii) conducting data collection, analysis, and visualization; and (iv) obtaining the results and drawing conclusions. However, there is a lack of reviews of POE research and analysis of reasons for actual performance gaps. In response and through a comprehensive literature review/analysis, this article summarizes the actual performance gaps of various greencertified projects, analyzes the reasons for failures, and proposes potential solutions. It is found that 74%, 12%, and 14% of the projects perform better, similar, and worse, respectively, than their non-green counterparts. Future POE green building projects can be optimized from the perspective of the building, user, and POE system. To optimize green building actual performance, it is important to ensure the sufficient education of installation and maintenance personnel and occupants’ green behavior, while interior design and decoration, the impact of user demographics, and POE performance indicators are key factors to be considered in green building design strategies and lifecycle evaluation systems.
A BIBLIOMETRIC REVIEW OF RESEARCH ON BUILDING INFORMATION MODELING-BASED GREEN BUILDING ASSESSMENT
Authors: Su Shu , Hong Jingqing 
Published: October 2022

ABSTRACT
With the rapid development of information technology, building information modeling (BIM) has been widely applied in green building evaluation, attracting extensive attention. It is necessary to systematically summarize the research status and explore potential trends of BIM-based green building assessment research. This study reviewed 239 research publications using the Web of Science core collection database and adopted CiteSpace to conduct a quantitative literature review. This review presents the geographical distribution of related studies, conducts co-citation analyses for journals, authors, and documents, identifies high-frequency keywords, and explores emerging research frontiers. A knowledge graph was established based on the outcomes of this review to present the development process of this research field. This study may assist researchers and practitioners to better understand the status and trends in BIM-based green building assessment research, guiding the research direction for future studies.
Purposeful Course Planning: Considering Student Self-Efficacies When Selecting an Online, Hybrid, or Face-to-Face Course Delivery Modality
Authors: Fukunaga Marissa M. , Kasamatsu Tricia M. 
Published: October 2022

Context
Self-efficacy (SE) can affect athletic training students' progression during their professional education and transition to autonomous clinical practice. It is unclear how course delivery may affect athletic training students' SE in various injury evaluation courses.

Objective
Determine the relationship of course delivery modality and athletic training students' injury evaluation SE.

Design
Cross-sectional investigation.

Setting
Web-based survey.

Patients or Other Participants
Ninety-five noncertified National Athletic Trainers' Association student members (38/95 undergraduate athletic training students; 57/95 graduate athletic training students).

Data Collection and Analysis
A 2-part survey including participant characteristic questions and piloted adapted General Self Efficacy (GSE) scales were distributed using the National Athletic Trainers' Association's Research Survey Service. The adapted GSE scales asked participants to rate their agreeance from 1 (not at all true) to 4 (exactly true) for 10 statements focused on injury evaluations in 6 areas. Descriptive statistics were calculated, and nonparametric tests were used to determine the differences in GSE scores based on course delivery modality (online model, hybrid model, and traditional face-to-face model). Measures of central tendencies were also calculated.

Results
Only completed surveys (66.4%; 95/143) were included in the analysis (access rate = 14.3%). A significant difference existed between course delivery modality and upper extremity GSE scores (P = .001). No significant differences were found between GSE scores for courses with delivery modalities affected or not affected by the COVID-19 pandemic as well as between athletic training students who had or did not have previous online or hybrid course experiences.

Conclusion(s)
As health care education continues to shift toward technology-rich environments, educators can consider offering courses through various delivery modalities to promote didactic and clinical education. However, consideration of the content area and difficulty may be warranted while purposefully planning courses to best address learning objectives and students' SE.
Clinicopathological features of non-carcinoid malignant epithelial appendix tumors and risk factors for recurrence, single-center experience
Authors: Ates Ozturk , Aksel Bulent , Karadag Ibrahim , Karakaya Serdar , Sunar Veli , Oksuzoglu O. Berna 
Published: October 2022

Background:
Non-carcinoid appendix epithelial tumors are rare. These tumors include low-grade and high-grade mucinous neoplasm also adenocarcinomas. We aimed to investigate the clinicopathological features, treatment, and risk factors of recurrence.

Methods:
Patients diagnosed between 2008 and 2019 were retrospectively analyzed. Categorical variables were expressed as percentages and compared using the Chi-square test or Fisher’s exact tests. Overall survival and Disease-free survival of the groups were calculated by the Kaplan–Meier method, and the log-rank test was used to compare the survival rates.

Results:
A total of 35 patients were included in the study. Of the patients, 19 (54%) were women and the median diagnosis age of patients was 50.4 years (19–76). As for pathological types, a total of 14 (40%) patients were mucinous adenocarcinoma and 14 (40%) patients were Low-Grade Mucinous Neoplasm (LGMN). Lymph node excision and lymph node involvement were 23 (65%) and 9 (25%) patients respectively. The majority of patients were stage 4 (27, 79%) and 25 (71%) of these patients had peritoneal metastasis. A total of 48.6% patients had been treated with cytoreductive surgery and hyper-thermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy. Median Peritoneal cancer index value was 12 (2-36). The median follow-up time was 20 (1-142) months. Recurrence developed in 12 (34%) of patients. When risk factors for recurrence are considered, there was a statistically significant difference in appendix tumors with high-grade, adenocarcinoma pathology, ones with peritoneal cancer index ≥12 and not having pseudomyxoma peritonei. Median disease-free survival was 18 (13-22, 95% CI) months. Median overall survival could not be reached while the 3-year survival rate was 79%.

Conclusion:
The risk of recurrence is higher in high-grade appendix tumors, having peritoneal cancer index ≥ 12, not having pseudomyxoma peritonei and adenocarcinoma pathology. High-grade appendix adenocarcinoma patients should be followed closely for recurrence.
Analysis of the Potential Effects of Federal Marijuana Legalization
Authors: Zheng Gianna , Bouton Laurent , Auketayeva Laura 
Published: October 2022

In recent years, many states in the United States of America have begun legalizing licensed marijuana sales. Due to this trend, federal decriminalization of marijuana bills have been proposed in Congress, sparking conversation about a potential nationwide legalization of cannabis. Currently, because of the pervasiveness of the marijuana black market, legal businesses are facing losses from not being able to compete with illicit sellers. This paper analyzes the political forces behind legalization as well as how legalization would solve the cannabis industry’s market failures in the status quo.
CARACTERÍSTICAS GERAIS DOS PRINCIPAIS SOLOS DA REGIÃO SEMIÁRIDA
Authors: Holanda Leite Maria José de 
Published: October 2022

Os solos localizados em regiões semiáridas e áridas foram, por muito tempo, considerados inviáveis para agricultura e, consequentemente, à margem do aproveitamento econômico. Porém, grande parte da população humana precisa que eles sejam incorporados ao processo produtivo. O Semiárido tropical brasileiro apresenta uma variedade de paisagens e de ambientes que devem ser destacados como uma das características mais marcantes da região, o que dificulta generalizações na discussão de vários temas, incluindo os solos. Diante desta complexidade de paisagens, deve-se considerar que o solo, a vegetação e o clima coexistem num equilíbrio dinâmico, que pode ser alterado pela mudança do uso do solo. O conhecimento atual dos solos é um elemento importante para gerenciar o recurso água, expressar o potencial genético das espécies, minimizar a degradação dos recursos naturais e maximizar o potencial do fator clima, atuando como um componente de transformação, de reorganização e de sustentação das atividades econômicas, sociais e culturais no espaço rural. O solo não se resume apenas às suas partículas minerais, mas sim, a um conjunto composto de minerais, químicos, matéria orgânica, organismos vivos, água e ar, cujo equilíbrio é essencial para processos vitais e reflete no potencial produtivo e na sustentabilidade agrícola. É de fundamental importância elaborar uma descrição dos principais solos da região semiárida, incluindo informações mineralógicas aspectos químicos e físicos, morfológicos, abordando aspectos de classificação, potencialidades, limitações e fertilidade. Também, é importante enfatizar o complexo de causas e efeitos da transformação dos padrões de qualidade do solo influenciado pelo manejo.
Expression and Subcellular Localization of Endocannabinoid System in Primary Interstitial Glandular Cells In Situ of Mice Ovary
Authors: Kamnate Anussara 
Published: October 2022

Endocannabinoid synthesizing 2-AG and cannabinoid receptors have been reported in some organ of reproductive system and in oocyte of ovary, but little is known about the expression and subcellular localization of CB1 and DAGL-α in interstitial gland tissue of mouse ovary. The aim of this study was to explain the differential distribution of endocannabinoid system in interstitial glandular cell of mouse ovary. The CB1 and DAGL-α-immunoreactivities were detected within cells, which are consisted of smaller mitochondria with non-tubular cristae and fewer lipid droplets within the interstitial glands. Their immunoreactivities were localized in association with small vesicle clustering dispersed throughout the cytoplasm. The identity of the immunoreactive cells within interstitial glands were showed a possibility of co-existence of CB1 and DAGL-α in steroidogenic cells and autocrine or paracrine exertion of eCB signaling as well as involvement of eCB signaling in regulation of cell differentiation were discussed.
HIGHLIGHTS

2-arachidonoyl glycerol (2-AG, endocannabinoid)-synthesizing enzyme (DAGL-α) and its receptor CB1 localize to primary interstitial glandular cells of mice
The first time of study for DAGL isozymes a co-localize with CB1 in interstitial glandular cells by Immuno-DAB-electron-microscopy. The new knowledge represents DAGL isozymes a and CB1 locate in the intracellular vesicles. This suggests that 2-AG by DAGL-α and CB1 receptor had co-existence its function through paracrine/autocrine released, as already known in oocyte, neurons and some other cells
The distribution of DAGL isozymes a and CB1 in the interstitial gland tissues suggests that eCBs signaling molecules may be plays unique functions in steroidogenesis

GRAPHICAL ABSTRACT
Rapid and Sensitive Determination of Polycyclic Aromatic Hydrocarbons in Green Tea Samples by Dispersive Liquid-Liquid Microextraction Coupled to High-Performance Liquid Chromatography-Diode Array Detection
Authors: Hanapi Nor Suhaila Mohamad , Amraa Syaura Azmi , Anis Ahmad Lutfi , Zaini Nurzaimah , Ibrahim Wan Nazihah Wan , Bonnia Noor Najmi 
Published: October 2022

A rapid and sensitive dispersive liquid-liquid microextraction (DLLME) has been developed for the extraction of selected polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs), namely phenanthrene (PHE) and fluoranthene (FLA) in green tea beverage samples. The extracted PAHs were separated and determined by using high-performance liquid chromatography diode array detection (HPLC-DAD). An experimental design using response surface methodology (RSM) and central composite design (CCD) was performed to evaluate the interactive effects of the 2 most significant parameters, namely extraction time and sample pH. The optimal conditions were sample pH of 6.5 with 1.25 min extraction time. The analysis of variance (ANOVA) showed that the most influential parameter was the extraction time. The predicted values were obtained in good agreement with the actual value (R2 ≥ 0.9086). Under the optimal extraction conditions, the method demonstrated acceptable linearity (R2 ≥ 0.9996) over a concentration range (10 - 1,000 µg L−1) for different PAHs. The limits of detection and quantifications were in the range of (4 - 10 µg L−1) and (18 - 50 µg L−1), respectively. Good analytes recovery (102 - 110 %) and excellent precision level with relative standard deviations (RSD %, n = 3) were obtained between 1.53 and 4.52 %. The method was successfully applied to the analysis of spiked green tea beverage samples. The proposed method is rapid, reliable, sensitive, and environmentally friendly for the detection of PAHs.
HIGHLIGHTS

A more efficient sample preparation method is required to measure interferences and enrich target analysis of PAHs residues in green tea, as existing methods are time-consuming, significant tendency to form emulsions, consume large volumes of solvents, and involve disposal of toxic or flammable chemicals
Dispersive liquid-liquid microextraction (DLLME) method coupled with a high-performance liquid chromatography diode array detector (HPLC-DAD) was developed for the analysis of selective PAHs, namely fluoranthene (FLA) and phenanthrene (PHE) in green tea beverage samples
RSM optimized DLLME parameters based on CCD, and the optimal conditions used during the analysis of PHE and FLA in the green tea samples extracted the non-polar PHE and FLA with good sensitivity. The procedure was simple, rapid, sensitive, and minimized the consumption of organic solvent

GRAPHICAL ABSTRACT
The effect of pes planus on the biomechanics of the lower extremity, balance, fall risk, and performance
Authors: Şahan Tezel Yildirim , Uğurlu Kübra , Önal Birol , Sertel Meral 
Published: October 2022

IntroductionWe compared of lower extremity dominancy, subtalar angle, balance, fall risk, and performance in younger adults with and without pes planus.MethodsA total of 80 physically active subjects participated. 39 patients with flexible pes planus, 41 asymptomatic participants. Arch height of subjects was assessed by the navicular drop test, the subtalar joint angles were assessed by the goniometer, balance assessments were performed by the Biodex Balance System, and performance assessments were performed by the single-leg jump, and vertical jump tests. Furthermore, the strength of the gluteus medius muscles was measured by a dynamometer.ResultsA significant difference was demonstrated for the subtalar angles (right and left), single-leg jump, and vertical jump tests of asymptomatic subjects and subjects with pes planus (<i>p</i> < 0.05).ConclusionsIt can be concluded that there was a decrease in subtalar angle and performance in young adults with pes planus compared with asymptomatic subjects. These suggest we take prophylactic measures before the effects are seen in young adults.
Global revivals: a comparison of Jonathan Edwards theology of revivals and that of Ogbu Kalu and their contribution to revivals in the contemporary African Church
Authors: Mutuku Justus Musila  
Published: October 2022

The study of World Christianity has taken varying approaches within diverse periods. The undeniable fact is that there is probably not a single approach to the study of World Christianity that can be singled out as the sole universal one for all times. We live in a dynamic society, and many factors influence Christianity as a discipline. While it is necessary to appreciate the various models of studying world Christianity that has been in place in the past, it is equally important to note the irresistible need to employ new and relevant approaches to this study. One of these approaches is that of looking at global revivals (Burns, 1960).
In seeking to emphasize the significance of global revivals in the study of World Christianity, Burns observes that:
In the history of religion, no phenomenon is more apparent than the recurrence of revivals. At certain intervals there sweeps over certain districts a strong urge of repentance. Most dead people in different spiritual realities become intensely awakened to them. They are arrested in the middle of their worldly passions. Large numbers of persons who have been dead or indifferent to spiritual realities then become intensely awakened to them. They are arrested in the midst of their worldly occupations; they are suddenly seized by a terror of wrongdoing, and fear of an impending doom haunts their minds. Flinging all else, they earnestly seek a way of escape and cry out for salvation (Burns, 1960).