bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Tunabio: biological traits of tropical tuna and bycatch species caught by purse seine fisheries in the Western Indian and Eastern Central Atlantic Oceans
Authors: Guillou Aurelie , Bodin Nathalie , Chassot Emmanuel , Duparc Antoine , Fily Théotime , Sabarros Philippe , Depetris Mathieu , Amandè Monin , Lucas Juliette , Augustin Emilie , Diaha N’guessan , Floch Laurent , Barde Julien , Pascual-Alayón Pedro , Báez José Carlos , Cauquil Pascal , Briand Karine , Lebranchu Julien 
Published: July 2022

Along with the development of the tropical tuna purse-seine fishery from the 1960s in the Atlantic Ocean and from the 1980s in the Indian Ocean, many projects and studies have been conducted to improve knowledge about the biology, migrations and dynamics of the stocks of target and non-target (i.e. bycatch) species taken in these fisheries. Since the 2000s, the European Union (EU) has been supporting Member States in the collection of biological data on species caught by their purse seine and pole and line fisheries, thus making it possible to have a long-term series of data. Biological data have never been saved by the different tuna commissions, unlike the catches by species and sizes by areas and periods. However, these data are essential to monitor the status of the fisheries and fuel the assessment models used by the tuna Regional Fisheries Management Organisations (tRFMOs) for the sustainable management and conservation of the fish stocks under their mandate.
We combined historical (1974-1999) and current (2003-2020) datasets on the biology of tropical tunas and bycatch fish caught by large-scale purse seiners in the Eastern Atlantic Ocean (EAO) and Western Indian Ocean (WIO). The resulting Tunabio database is presented in the present data paper and contains all available morphometric and biological data collected on more than 80,000 fish individuals.
Aprovechamiento del recurso agua y Huella Hídrica (HH) a nivel de cuenca. Caso: Cuenca del Río Tirgua, Venezuela
Authors: Mejía Joel Francisco , Vega Méndez Favian , Man Eddin Seiad 
Published: July 2022

Se evaluó la dinámica de aprovechamiento del agua a partir del enfoque de Huella Hídrica (HH) en la cuenca del río Tirgua mediante el modelo desarrollado por Hoekstra et al., (2011), el cual permite cuantificar el impacto de las actividades antropogénicas sobre los recursos hídricos de un área geográfica delimitada. Se identificaron las actividades productivas predominantes en la cuenca, fueron compiladas las respectivas estadísticas geoproductivas del año 2008 y demográficas del año 2011 (proyectadas al 2015), debido a la ausencia de registros oficiales posteriores a esos años; se definieron los parámetros requeridos para estimar los componentes de agua verde, azul y gris, y la Huella Hídrica de la cuenca, a partir de las ecuaciones del modelo. La cuenca posee una HH total de 197.048.376 m3/año, que representa el 17,31% de la oferta total de recursos hídricos: 1138.423.803 m3 anuales, siendo el sector agrícola el que mayor impacto genera (67.903.251,79 m3/año), seguido del doméstico (66.858.233 m3/año), y el pecuario (61.542.998,38 m3/año). La HH gris representa el 50,93% de la HH total de la cuenca, destacando el papel del río Tirgua como vector receptor, asimilador y transportador de aguas residuales, evidenciando así la elevada presión que ejercen las actividades antropógenas sobre las cuencas hidrográficas en la región.
L’Urbs, trente ans après : retour vers le futur
Authors: Royo Manuel 
Published: July 2022

Le premier colloque sur l’Vrbs en 1985 dressait un bilan critique des connaissances topographiques dont héritait l’époque et traçait des perspectives pour l’avenir. Il s’agit ici d’envisager certaines des évolutions ébauchées à la faveur de la loi spéciale de 1981 et des problématiques qu’elles ont ouvertes. On s’attachera à trois thèmes principaux : le passage de la notion d’espace urbain à celle de territoire ; la substitution du concept de parcours monumental à celui de monument ; l’association étroite de la fouille, de la conservation et de la valorisation au sein d’un même processus.
Habiter Rome (IIe s. av. J.-C.-IIe s. ap. J.-C.)
Authors: Courrier Cyril , Guilhembet Jean-Pierre 
Published: July 2022

Après avoir rappelé la place réduite dévolue aux questions liées à l’habitat lors du colloque de 1985 et le contexte historiographique dans lequel s’inscrivait ce dernier, pour les résidences aristocratiques comme pour l’habitat populaire, il est proposé un inventaire synthétique des chantiers, documents ou corpus nouveaux des trois dernières décennies. L’accent est surtout mis sur les relectures et le renouvellement des interprétations : nouvelles approches des Régionnaires, critiques de la vision dystopique, insertion du logement dans son contexte urbain (topographique, sociologique), analyse de l’espace vécu. Sont enfin esquissées des perspectives de recherches multiscalaires, du logement au monde en passant par le quartier et la Ville, fondées sur le concept d’habiter tel qu’il a été développé en géographie urbaine.
Piecing Complement Together with LEGO Bricks: Impacts on Interest, Confidence, and Learning in the Immunology Classroom
Authors: Bohlson Suzanne S , Baty Joshua J , Greenlee-Wacker Mallary C , Bruns Heather A 
Published: July 2022

Abstract
Teaching and learning complex molecular cascades can often be challenging. In immunology, students struggle to visualize immunological processes, such as activation of the complement system, which involves three separate cascades leading to multiple effector functions. Offering learning activities that use tangible modeling can help students learn conceptually difficult content by fostering a visual understanding of concepts, as well as instill confidence and interest in the material. In this article, we describe a learning activity using LEGO bricks that demonstrates the activation of the classical, lectin, and alternative complement pathways and formation of the membrane attack complex. In both an introductory and advanced immunology course, we investigated the effect of the activity on student learning and subject confidence. Performance on examination questions about complement demonstrated that the LEGO activity improved learning in a naive student population (students in introductory immunology), but not in a previously informed student population (students in advanced immunology). In addition, self-reported confidence in the content was significantly higher in students who completed the LEGO activity in the advanced course, but not the introductory course, compared with those who did not do the activity. Students in both courses who did the activity had a positive perception of the activity, with a majority of students reporting that they enjoyed the activity and had more interest in the complement system.
ГЕНЕЗИС ПОНЯТИЙ «КОМПЕТЕНЦИЯ» И
«КОМПЕТЕНТНОСТЬ» В РОССИЙСКОМ
ОБРАЗОВАНИИ
Authors: Ахмедова Э.И. , Клещицкая К.А. 
Published: July 2022

Данная статья содержит термины «компетенция» и «компетентность»,
характеризующие компетентностный подход в современном образовании, процесс его
формирования и актуальность этого подхода в сравнении с традиционным.
АНАЛИЗ ОСНОВНЫХ ПРЕИМУЩЕСТВ И НЕДОСТАТКОВ
КОНТЕЙНЕРНЫХ ПЕРЕВОЗОК
Authors: Рыбинцева М.Д 
Published: July 2022

В статье проведен анализ современного состояния и основных преимуществ и
недостатков контейнерных перевозок, определены перспективы их развития. Актуальность
темы обусловлена общемировым ростом контейнерных перевозок грузов на магистральных
видах транспорта, необходимостью поиска новых эффективных транспортнотехнологических систем транспортировки грузов. Теоретической базой исследования
являются научные труды М.В. Шилимова и Е.В. Смоляниновой, информация была
использована из статистических сборников, также использовался материал из интернетисточников.
Association of Postural Sway with Kellengren Lawrence Grade II and III of Osteoarthritis of Knee Joint among Elderly Population.
Authors: Agrawal Sheetal , Shewale Dr. Sonyabapu , Ganvir Dr. Shyam 
Published: July 2022

Background: Postural sway is very common in elderly population. It is mainly associated with balance. There are two factors, Decreased proprioception –which leads to sway when walking and increased reliance on vision. Vestibular weakness – as the person ages it’s common to have vestibular deficits which affects gaze stability and ability to turn head which affects balance. This may cause fall and increase the risk of injury.
Objective: 1. To investigate the postural sway in elderly OA knee patients.

To investigate the postural sway according to different grades of OA.

Methodology: It was a cross-sectional study. Total 60 elderly individuals with OA knee were included using simple random sampling method.
Result: The data was collected in OA Knee patients for sway in all four directions was analyzed with eyes open and eyes closed conditions. All 60 subjects having more sway in anterior and left lateral direction with both eyes open and eyes closed condition compared to their sway in posterior and right lateral direction.
Conclusion: This study concludes that more sway was observed in anterior and left lateral direction both with eyes opened and eyes closed compared to posterior and right lateral direction in all Grade I, Grade II ,Grade III patients, all males and females, young old and middle old subjects. While in old old subjects the sway was found more in anterior and right lateral direction compared to posterior and left lateral direction.
Degree of satisfaction of the workers of a road signaling company in the southeast of Mexico
Authors: Cortés Roger Manuel Patrón , García Román Alberto Quijano , Blum Fernando Medina , Chuc Giselle Guillermo , Canul Carlos Alberto Pérez , Chiquni Charlotte Monserrat Llanes 
Published: July 2022

Las empresas de señalizaciones viales cada día son más importantes en México, debido al incremento en las vías de comunicación, lo que trae como consecuencia la instalación de más señalamientos y dispositivos de seguridad vial. El objetivo de este estudio es evaluar el nivel de satisfacción de los trabajadores de una empresa de señalización vial, con la finalidad de tomar decisiones para la mejora del comportamiento del persoal. Primero se realizó una medición cuantitativa y luego se reforzaron los resultados mediante entrevistas cualitativas. Los resultados indican que los empleados se encuentran satisfechos. No obstante, existen dimensiones que afectan a los trabajadores tales como la reducida variedad de las actividades, la forma en que se aplican las políticas de la empresa, y la falta de desarrollo. Por lo que se sugiere buscar alternativas para ofrecer un trabajo más significativo y justo para los empleados.
EFFECT OF CAREGIVERS’ HIV DISCLOSURE TRAINING ON PEDIATRIC HIV STATUS DISCLOSURE AND ART ADHERENCE IN HOMABAY COUNTY, KENYA: A COMPARATIVE LONGITUDINAL STUDY.
Authors: Opiyo Rosemary , Ndunyu Louisa , Onyango Patrick 
Published: July 2022

Purpose: The study objective was to establish the effect of HIV disclosure training on children’s HIV status disclosure and on ART adherence.
Methodology:This was a comparative longitudinal study in ten health facilities in Homabay County with 860 non-disclosed HIV positive children on ART aged 6-10 years between 2016 to 2018.A randomized sample of 430 caregivers was trained on HIV status disclosure while another 430 caregivers not trained. All caregivers then performed HIV status disclosure to their HIV positive children, and children’s disclosure and adherence to ART status established. We used semi structured questionnaires, FGDs and KIIs for data collection and IBM SPSS version 20, logistic regression, chi-square and Nvivo software for data analysis.
Results: Mean child age was 8 years for both groups, 35 and 37years for caregivers in control and intervention respectively. 409(95%) interventional caregivers had good overall knowledge on disclosure process compared to control (116(27%). Longitudinal viral suppression increased in both groups; intervention group 345(80.2%) to 384(90.1%), control (279(64.9%) to 296(70.1%). Trained caregivers were 2 times (OR-2.369) likely to disclose children’s HIV status. Disclosure training had significant effect (P<0.05) on child’s adherence. Children of trained caregivers were nine times (OR-9.145) likely to have good adherence. Level of education of caregivers (p=0. 035) and knowledge of care givers on the disclosure process (p=0.05) were significantly associated with ART adherence. Disclosure knowledge and lack of disclosure skills were cited in FGDs and KIIs as the major facilitator and barrier to disclosure and ART adherence respectively.
Unique contribution to theory, practice and policy: The findings provide evidence – based interventions that will guide caregivers, the Ministry of Education and Ministry of Health on how and when to disclose to a child his own HIV status. Disclosure culminates into behavior change which is anticipated to enhance the reduction in the spread of HIV to the next generation and it is one way of sustaining the fight against HIV and AIDS.The study recommends all children in the age bracket of 6-10 years be disclosed to their own HIV status in order to increase their level of adherence to ART.
IBA and Some IBA-Synergist Increases of Root Regeneration of Landscape-Size and Seedling Trees
Authors: Prager Carla M. , Lumis Glen P. 
Published: July 2022

AbstractSprays of 3000 ppm indole-3-butyric acid (IBA) onto the fresh-cut roots of 250-300 cm. tall, fall dug sugar maple (Acersaccharum) and red oak (Quercus rubra) held in cold storage and spring-treated, increased lateral root number. Similar treatments of spring dug sugar maple, European birch (Betula pendula), littleleaf linden (Tilia cordate) and both spring and fall dug green ash (Fraxinus pennsylvanicavarlanceolata) did not increase root numbers compared to controls. The addition of auxin synergists (B-naphtol, nicotinic acid and phloroglucinol) with IBA applied to the roots of red oak and littleleaf linden increased root number compared to controls but the increase was no greater than IBA alone. The synergists had no effect on sugar maple. Dipping the roots of one year seedlings of European birch and wild plum (Prunus americana) into IBA plusB-naphtol or nicotinic acid resulted in significantly greater new leaf and root growth compared to IBA alone or controls. Several of the treatments may be commercially feasible.
Flavonoid Distribution inZelkova
Authors: Santamour Frank S. 
Published: July 2022

AbstractEach of the five species ofZelkovatested could be distinguished by the qualitative or quantitative distribution of flavonol glycosides. Thus, the verification of interspecific hybrids might be achieved by flavonoid analyses. Such analyses indicted thatZ. Xverschaffeltiiis actuallya rarehybrid betweenZ. carpinifoliaandZ. serrata.
Transmission ofCeratocystis ulmion Pruning Saws
Authors: Opgenorth D.C. , Butler L. , Arciero M. 
Published: July 2022

AbstractTransmission ofCeratocystis ulmifrom infected wood to healthy elms was accomplished by use of a pruning saw. Sawdust from infected wood was shown to contain the DED pathogen. Because of transmission of this fungus on pruning saws, workers involved in the pruning of elms should consider equipment sterilization between trees.
Response of Smaller European Elm Bark Beetles to Pruning Wounds on American Elm
Authors: Barger Jack H. , Cannon William N. 
Published: July 2022

AbstractFrom 1982 to 1984, inflight smaller European elm bark beetles,Scolytus multistriatus, were captured on American elms,Ulmus americana, that were therapeutically pruned for Dutch elm disease control. Pruning wounds were treated with wound dressing or left untreated to determine effects of the treatments on beetle attraction. Significantly more beetles were captured at pruning sites than were captured away from pruning sites, regardless of treatment. No differences were detected in beetle captures at pruning sites with or without wound dressing. Male to female sex ratios were unaffected.
Teacher Preparedness to Work With Children Diagnosed With ADHD: A Pilot Study
Authors: Walters Sara 
Published: July 2022

Abstract
Date Presented 04/02/2022
Children with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD) often struggle in the academic environment. Teachers often have limited education, both preservice and in-service, related to ADHD. This session gives clinicians a foundational understanding of areas that can help support teachers working with children with ADHD.
Primary Author and Speaker: Sara Walters
Addressing OT Practitioners’ Knowledge and Attitudes About Older Adult Sexual Health and Sexual Activity Through Continuing Education
Authors: Chilton Robin L. , Weaver Jennifer A. , Doerrer Sarah , Ideishi Roger 
Published: July 2022

Abstract
Date Presented 04/02/2022
Very little research exists examining how specific education about older adult sexual health and sexual activity may improve OT practitioners’ knowledge of and attitudes toward geriatric sexuality and application to clinical practice. This sequential explanatory mixed-methods research study investigates to what extent education in older adult sexual matters affects OT practitioners’ knowledge, attitudes, and clinical practice in the Occupational Therapy Practice Framework: Domain and Practice (4th ed.) activity of daily living of sexual activity.
Primary Author and Speaker: Robin L. Chilton
Contributing Authors: Jennifer A. Weaver, Sarah Doerrer, Roger Ideishi
Activities Most Avoided Because of Fear of Falling Avoidance Behavior in People With Parkinson’s Disease
Authors: Rider John V. , Longhurst Jason K. , Navalta James W. , Young Daniel L. , Landers Merrill R. 
Published: July 2022

Abstract
Date Presented 03/31/2022
Fear of falling avoidance behavior (FFAB) is a significant concern with a unique presentation among individuals with Parkinson’s disease. FFAB often leads to downstream consequences of physical and psychological functional decline. This poster will describe the activities most avoided because of FFAB, the relationship between FFAB and demographic variables, and how FFAB may influence fall risk among individuals with Parkinson’s disease.
Primary Author and Speaker: John V. Rider
Contributing Authors: Jason K. Longhurst, James W. Navalta, Daniel L. Young, Merrill R. Landers
Preparing OT Student-Clinicians for Effective School-Based Interprofessional Team Dynamics Through a Remote Interprofessional Education Workshop
Authors: Rainville Ellen Berger , Shooman Lisa , Curro Kristina , Foo Sue 
Published: July 2022

Abstract
Date Presented 03/31/2022
The American Occupational Therapy Association’s (AOTA’s) Vision 2025 promotes OT practitioners working collaboratively within systems (AOTA, 2017). School-based practice is considered the second-largest system, in which 14.5% of OTs in the United States practice (AOTA, 2020). Therefore, there is a need to prepare OT student-clinicians to interact with other professions. An innovative remote school-based interprofessional education (IPE) workshop is an effective method for improving perceptions of OT care coordination in special education systems among professionals.
Primary Author and Speaker: Ellen Berger Rainville
Contributing Authors: Lisa Shooman, Kristina Curro, Sue Foo
Illness Identity Perception and the Relationship to Health-Related Quality of Life Among Individuals With Autism Integrated in the Work World
Authors: Lamash Liron , Meyer Sonya 
Published: July 2022

Abstract
Date Presented 04/01/2022
Illness identity is the perception people develop about themselves in relation to their health condition and how it integrates into their identity and daily life. Some individuals with autism negatively perceive their diagnosis and try to distance themselves from the autism label. That may affect their psychological and social quality of life. OTs have an essential role in promoting positive illness identity perception in this population.
Primary Author and Speaker: Liron Lamash
Additional Authors and Speakers: Sonya Meyer
SOLUÇÃO DE EXTRATO DE ERVA MATE COM NANOPARTÍCULAS DE PRATA FRENTE A CÂNDIDA ALBICANS
Authors: santos Talita Mendes dos , MIYAHARA CARINE TELES SANGALETI , GALINARI CAMILA BARROS 
Published: July 2022

Introdução: O extrato de erva mate (EV) tem demonstrado inúmeros benefícios a saúde humana, com ação antioxidante e efeito antiinflamatório, aprimorar esse extrato de EV com nanopartículas de prata que já apresenta efeito bactericida e fungicida se mostra uma pesquisa inovadora e com grande possibilidade na utilização em feridas, as quais são consideradas um sério problema de saúde pública devido ao número exacerbado de pessoas com essa condição, diante disso essa solução de extrato EV com nanopartículas tende a ser efetivo para o controle de infecções fúngicas em feridas. Objetivos: Avaliar a ação fungicida do extrato EV com nanopartículas de prata frente à C. albicans. Metodologia: O teste de susceptibilidade antifúngica foi realizado pelo método de microdiluição em caldo de acordo com o Clinical and Laboratory Standards Institute. A cepa testada foi C. albicans, estocadas na Micoteca do Laboratório de Micologia Médica da Universidade Estadual de Maringá (UEM). Os extratos de EV com nanopartículas de prata foram testados em diferentes condições, na concentração de 30% do extrato de EV com 1mmol e 2 mmol de nitrato de prata (NA) e com variação de tempo de armazenamento que variou de 4 meses à 11 dias. Após incubação a 25 ºC/24 e 48 h, alíquotas das diferentes concentrações foram plaqueadas em Sabouraud Dextrose Agar (SDA) a fim de determinar a Concentração Fungicida Mínima (CFM). Resultados: O extrato de EV na concentração de 30% com 1 mmol ou 2 mmol de NP demonstrou 90 % de inibição fungicida tanto em 24 de incubação quanto em 48h , esse resultado permaneceu nos diferentes tempos de armazenamento. Conclusão: Diante disso o extrato de EV com nanopartículas de prata demonstrou um diferencial para a ação fungicida do extrato apresentando ação fungicida frente a C. albicans independente de sua concentração e tempo de armazenamento.