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Improving quality of the scanner CPI: proposition of new multilateral methods
Authors: Białek Jacek 
Published: August 2022

AbstractScanner data can be obtained from a wide variety of retailers (supermarkets, home electronics, Internet shops, etc.) and provide information at the level of the barcode, i.e. the Global Trade Item Number or its European version: European Article Number. One of advantages of using scanner data in the Consumer Price Index measurement is the fact that they contain complete transaction information, i.e. prices and quantities for every sold item. One of new challenges connected with scanner data is the choice of the index formula which should be able to reduce the chain drift bias and the substitution bias. Multilateral index methods seem to be the best choice in the case of dynamic scanner data sets. These indices work on a whole time window and are transitive, which is a key property in eliminating the chain drift effect. Following the so-called identity test, however, one may expect that even when only prices return to their original values, the index becomes one. Unfortunately, the commonly used multilateral indices (GEKS, CCDI, GK, TPD, TDH) do not meet the identity test. The paper discusses the proposal of two multilateral indices, the idea of which resembles the GEKS index, but which meet the identity test and most of other tests. In an empirical study, these indices are compared, inter alia, with the SPQ index, which is relatively new and also meets the identity test. Analytical considerations as well as empirical study confirm the high usefulness of the proposed indices.
How family firms use governance mechanisms to mitigate the risks of ecosystems: a case study from healthcare
Authors: Cobben Dieudonnee , Neessen Petra C. M. , Rus Diana , Roijakkers Nadine 
Published: August 2022

AbstractThis study aims to increase our understanding of how family firms, acting as ecosystem orchestrators, mitigate perceived relational and performance risk in ecosystems via the use of governance mechanisms. We use the ecosystem governance literature to understand whether family firms’ characteristics lead to a unique governance approach in an ecosystem setting. Our findings and theoretical implications are threefold; (1) formal and informal governance mechanisms act as complements to mitigate relational and performance risks; (2) the choice of governance mechanisms differs for relational and performance risk; (3) changes in perceived risk over time result in shifts in the relative dominance of formal/informal governance mechanisms.
Knowledge of art vs. artistic knowledge. II. The GAKhN “Encyclopedia of Artistic Terminology”
Authors: Plotnikov Nikolaj 
Published: August 2022

AbstractIn this second article, I look at the history of the creation of the “Encyclopedia of Artistic Terminology” within the State Academy of the Artistic Sciences. I analyze various versions of the encyclopedia’s conception proposed by Wassily Kandinsky and Gustav Shpet and also at the theoretical bases for these conceptions. I then show how the work on the Encyclopedia was connected with the institutional transformations in the Academy. A key factor in the work on the Encyclopedia was the extensive discussions of the fundamental aesthetic terms that took place in the Philosophy Department and in sections of GAKhN. As the dynamics of the discussions also determined changes in the conception of the Encyclopedia, so work on it shifted more and more from a project for creating a new system of aesthetic concepts to a reconstruction of the “history of concepts.” Such a transition marked the main vector of the development of European discussions about aesthetic concepts—from the creation of systems of aesthetic categories to historical reflection on the semantic transformations of categories. In conclusion, I investigate the cessation of work on the Encyclopedia in 1929 in response to the outside ideological pressure and the elimination of the possibility for autonomous theoretical work within the walls of the Academy.
Spotted fever group Rickettsia, Anaplasma and Coxiella-like endosymbiont in Haemaphysalis ticks from mammals in Thailand
Authors: Hirunkanokpun Supanee , Ahantarig Arunee , Baimai Visut , Pramual Pairot , Rakthong Pakavadee , Trinachartvanit Wachareeporn 
Published: August 2022

AbstractTicks are ectoparasites of vertebrates and vectors of various pathogenic microorganisms. In this study, the presence of bacteria and protozoa was evaluated by PCR and DNA sequencing in 233 mammal ticks collected from 8 provinces in Thailand. Sequence and phylogenetic analyses of partial rickettsial ompA, ompB, sca4 and partial Coxiella 16S rRNA, GroEL, rpoB genes clearly revealed, for the first time, a co-infection of SFG Rickettsia belonging to R. massiliae subgroup and Coxiella-like endosymbiont (CLE), Cox-hein, in a male of Haemaphysalis heinrichi tick infesting Burmese ferret-badger in Loei province. Moreover, a male of H. hystricis tick infesting the same host was infected with another CLE, Cox-hys. Based on the 16S rRNA gene sequence, Anaplasma sp., closely related to Anaplasma bovis was also detected in a male of H. heinrichi infesting the same Burmese ferret-badger. In addition, the third CLE, Cox-asia, found in H. asiatica collected from Asian palm civet in Chiang Rai province, was different from both Cox-hein and Cox-hys. This study provided important data and broadened our knowledge on tick-borne pathogens and endosymbionts in Thailand and Southeast Asia.
MRI of odontogenic maxillofacial infections: diagnostic accuracy and reliability
Authors: Heikkinen Jaakko , Jokihaka Viljami , Nurminen Janne , Jussila Ville , Velhonoja Jarno , Irjala Heikki , Soukka Tero , Happonen Tatu , Järnstedt Jorma , Nyman Mikko , Mattila Kimmo , Hirvonen Jussi 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Objectives
To determine the diagnostic accuracy of emergency magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in odontogenic maxillofacial infections, the clinical and surgical significance of MRI findings, and whether MRI can identify the tooth responsible for the infection.

Methods
A retrospective cohort study reviewed 106 emergency neck MRI scans of patients with neck infections of odontogenic origin. The diagnostic accuracy of MRI in identifying abscesses was studied relative to surgical findings. Correlations were analyzed between various MRI findings and clinical results and outcomes, such as the surgical approach (intraoral vs. extraoral). The ability of MRI findings to predict the causative tooth was assessed in a blinded multi-reader setting.

Results
Of the 106 patients with odontogenic infections, 77 (73%) had one or more abscesses. Imaging showed a sensitivity, specificity, and accuracy of 0.95, 0.84, and 0.92, respectively, for MRI diagnosis of an odontogenic abscess. Among the imaging findings, mediastinal edema was the strongest predictor of extraoral surgery. MRI showed bone marrow edema in the majority of patients, and multi-reader assessment showed good reliability. MRI was also able to predict the causative tooth accurately.

Conclusions
Emergency neck MRI can accurately detect odontogenic abscesses and reliably point to the causative tooth. These results can increase the utility and reliance on emergency MRI in clinical decision-making.
Evaluation des wissenschaftsbasierten kommunalen Präventionssystems Communities That Care: Studiendesign und Baseline-Äquivalenz intermediärer Outcomes
Authors: Röding Dominik , Reder Maren , Soellner Renate , Birgel Vera , Stolz Maike , Groeger-Roth Frederick , Walter Ulla 
Published: August 2022

Zusammenfassung
Hintergrund
Communities That Care (CTC) ist ein Ansatz zur Übertragung präventionswissenschaftlicher Grundlagen in die kommunale Präventionspraxis. Mittels Schulungen und Tools unterstützt CTC Kommunen beim Aufbau lokaler Netzwerke zur Förderung der psychosozialen Gesundheit von Kindern und Jugendlichen. Bürgerbeteiligung, intersektorale Zusammenarbeit, wissenschaftsbasierte Prävention, Monitoring und Qualitätsentwicklung sind zentrale Elemente von CTC. Ergebnisse aus den USA legen nahe, dass die Wirkung von CTC auf Gesundheitsverhalten durch fünf intermediäre Outcomes vermittelt wird. Der Beitrag stellt erste Ergebnisse der Studie „Effektivität des kommunalen Präventionssystems Communities That Care“ (CTC-EFF) vor, die die Effektivität von CTC für Deutschland untersucht.

Daten und Methoden
Die CTC-EFF-Studie ist eine quasiexperimentelle Studie. Einbezogen sind 21 Kommunen, die CTC einführen (IK) und 21 a priori gematchte Vergleichskommunen (VK), die diesen hinsichtlich demographischen, wirtschaftlichen und kriminalstatistischen Merkmalen ähneln. 2021 wurden Befragungen mit 192 kommunalen Schlüsselpersonen (u. a. Amts- und Einrichtungsleitungen) durchgeführt. Bivariat wurde untersucht, ob sich die Befragten von IK und VK hinsichtlich acht soziodemographischer Merkmale, ihrer Einschätzungen zu Präventionszusammenarbeit, intersektoraler Kooperation, finanzieller Unterstützung, Rückhalt in der Bevölkerung sowie Übernahme wissenschaftsbasierter Prävention unterscheiden.

Ergebnisse
Die Befragten aus IK und VK unterscheiden sich in den soziodemographischen Merkmalen mit Ausnahme der Hochschulzugangsberechtigung (IK: 86 % vs. VK: 96 %) nicht signifikant. Auch werden Präventionszusammenarbeit, intersektorale Kooperation, finanzielle Unterstützung und Rückhalt in der Bevölkerung von den Befragten nicht unterschiedlich eingeschätzt. Eine Ausnahme bildet die Übernahme wissenschaftsbasierter Prävention.

Schlussfolgerung
Das Matching führte weitgehend zu Baseline-Äquivalenz in den untersuchten Merkmalen. Der kleine Vorsprung der IK gegenüber den VK in der Übernahme wissenschaftsbasierter Prävention ist plausibel, da die IK vor der Erhebung bereits erste Schulungen und Implementationsschritte vollzogen hatten.
Current status and challenges of percutaneous vertebroplasty (PVP)
Authors: Noguchi Tomoyuki , Yamashita Koji , Kamei Ryotaro , Maehara Junki 
Published: August 2022

AbstractA narrative review regarding percutaneous vertebroplasty (PVP) for osteoporotic vertebral fracture (OVF) is provided herein, addressing the epidemic of OVF in Japan, the latest response to the criticism of PVP for OVFs, the indications and potential risks of PVP for OVFs, and a future perspective for PVP. Each year in Japan, approximately 32,000 patients aged 55 years or older suffer from chronic low back pain for several months to several years due to a compression fracture. PVP is one of the surgical treatments for an OVF, and it is less invasive compared to the traditional open surgery. PVP is suitable for OVF patients who have difficulty walking as assessed by the modified Yokoyama’s activities of daily living (ADL) scoring system, and for patients with Kummell's disease diagnosed by CT and MRI examinations. Serious adverse events related to PVP occur in 1.1–3.3% of the cases, but direct deaths from PVP are extremely rare at less than 1%. Recent studies demonstrated that OVF patients treated with PVP are less likely to die after the treatment than non-surgically treated patients, which conflicts with the Cochran reviews’ conclusion not supporting PVP for OVFs. Novel robotic systems and procedure-support devices are being developed, providing a next step toward fully automated PVP procedures.
Characteristics of fatal insulin overdoses
Authors: Stephenson Lilli , van den Heuvel Corinna , Humphries Melissa , Byard Roger W. 
Published: August 2022

AbstractThis study was undertaken to review fatal cases of insulin overdose in South Australia (SA) over a 20-year period to assess rates and characteristics of insulin-related deaths among insulin-dependent diabetics and non-diabetics for all manners of death. Records from the National Coronial Information System (NCIS) and Forensic Science SA (FSSA) were searched for all cases of fatal insulin overdose in South Australia (SA) between 2000 and 2019. Collected variables included age, sex, cause of death, scene findings, manner of death, decedent medical and personal histories, biochemistry, toxicology, histopathology, and autopsy findings. Statistical analyses were performed using R (version 4.1.2). Forty cases of insulin overdose were identified in SA between 2000 and 2019. Twenty-nine cases (72.5%) were suicides, with the remaining cases classified as accidental or undetermined intent. Thirteen of the 22 insulin-dependent diabetics (59%) had a history of depression, 10 of whom had previously demonstrated suicidal ideation. The current study has shown that suicides using insulin among insulin-dependent diabetics are equally as prevalent, if not more so than fatal accidental insulin overdoses. This can largely be attributed to insulin-dependent diabetic access to a potentially lethal substance. Suicide prevention strategies should focus on insulin-dependent diabetics with a history of depression, particularly for those with access to rapid-acting insulin.
Sorafenib maintenance after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation improves outcome of FLT3–ITD-mutated acute myeloid leukemia
Authors: Aydin Semra , Passera Roberto , Scaldaferri Matilde , Dellacasa Chiara Maria , Poggiu Marco , Cattel Francesco , Zallio Francesco , Brunello Lucia , Giaccone Luisa , Dogliotti Irene , Busca Alessandro 
Published: August 2022

AbstractIn a retrospective analysis, 21 acute myeloid leukemia patients receiving single-agent sorafenib maintenance therapy in complete remission (CR) after hematopoietic stem cell transplantation (HSCT) were compared with a control group of 22 patients without maintenance. Sorafenib was initiated a median of 3 months (IQR: 2.3–3.5) after allogeneic HSCT with a median daily dosage of 400 mg (range: 200–800) orally, and lasted a median of 11.3 months (IQR: 3.3–24.4). No significant increase in graft versus host disease or toxicity was observed. Adverse events were reversible with dose adjustment or temporary discontinuation in 19/19 cases. With a median follow-up of 34.7 months (IQR: 16.9–79.5), sorafenib maintenance significantly improved cumulative incidence of relapse (p = 0.028) as well as overall survival (OS) (p = 0.016), especially in patients undergoing allogeneic HSCT in CR1 (p < 0.001). In conclusion, sorafenib maintenance after allogeneic HSCT is safe and may improve cumulative incidence of relapse and OS in FLT3–ITD-mutated AML.
MXene-Based Photocatalysts and Electrocatalysts for CO2 Conversion to Chemicals
Authors: Amrillah Tahta , Supandi Abdul Rohman , Puspasari Vinda , Hermawan Angga , Seh Zhi Wei 
Published: August 2022

AbstractThe interest in CO2 conversion to value-added chemicals and fuels has increased in recent years as part of strategic efforts to mitigate and use the excessive CO2 concentration in the atmosphere. Much attention has been given to developing two-dimensional catalytic materials with high-efficiency CO2 adsorption capability and conversion yield. While several candidates are being investigated, MXenes stand out as one of the most promising catalysts and co-catalysts for CO2 reduction, given their excellent surface functionalities, unique layered structures, high surface areas, rich active sites, and high chemical stability. This review aims to highlight research progress and recent developments in the application of MXene-based catalysts for CO2 conversion to value-added chemicals, paying special attention to photoreduction and electroreduction. Furthermore, the underlying photocatalytic and electrocatalytic CO2 conversion mechanisms are discussed. Finally, we provide an outlook for future research in this field, including photoelectrocatalysis and photothermal CO2 reduction.
Reappraisal of 75 Years of Exploration for Atomic Minerals in India and the Way Forward
Authors: Sinha D. K. 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
In India, Atomic Minerals Directorate for Exploration and Research (AMD), the oldest unit under the Department of Atomic Energy (DAE) is mandated with the exploration and augmentation of atomic mineral(s) resources of the country to support the Nuclear Power Programme (NPP) of India.
AMD, till date have established four (04) generations of uranium metallogeny in India, distributed in 46 deposits and several other occurrences, major share of which are contributed by the globally unique, stratabound carbonate hosted, syn-diagenetic Tummalapalle Group of deposit (~59%), metamorphite type deposits along the Singhbhum Shear Zone (~21%), unconformity related deposits in northern part of Cuddapah Basin (~5%) and sandstone type deposits in Cretaceous Mahadek Basin (~6%). Besides these, metasomatite type deposits along the North Delhi Fold Belt (4%) and granite related-structurally controlled, high grade deposits in Bhima Basin (2%) along with some small hydrothermal/metamorphite/migmatite type deposits in Aravalli, Kotri-Dongargarh, Higher Himalaya belts and Chhotanagpur Granite Gneiss Complex contribute to the national inventory which stands at 3,76,000 tonne uranium oxide. AMD have stockpiled substantial quantities of Nb-Ta, Be and Li minerals needed for the NPP of India from prospective pegmatite belts in the country. AMD have established immense potential for REE mineralization in carbonatite complexes of Ambadungar in Gujarat and per-alkaline granite-rhyolite of Siwana Ring Complex, Barmer district, Rajasthan. Exploration along the coastal and riverine placers of the country has established 130 heavy mineral placer deposits with substantial thorium and REE resources.
The progressive advancements by AMD through adaptation of integrated multidisciplinary exploration techniques coupled with major thrust in airborne/ground geophysics and expansion of state-of-the-art analytical facilities have facilitated systematic planning for future augmentation of atomic mineral(s) resources. Exploration inputs are envisaged to be intensified in the brownfield target areas for resource augmentation while R&D and phase-wise exploration inputs will be focused for developing the identified greenfield areas following a planned roadmap to ensure selfsufficiency in atomic mineral resources for sustained growth of the NPP to reach the target of net zero carbon emissions by 2070.
Genesis of Magmatic Albitite Related Hydrothermal Uranium Mineralisation in Geratiyon-ki-Dhani, Sikar District, Rajasthan: Evidences from Fluid Inclusion Studies
Authors: Saxena Anubhooti , Mathew Shijo , Kumar Monu , Bisht B.S. , Sinha D.K. 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Geratiyon-ki-Dhani (GKD) area is located in Khetri sub-basin of North Delhi Fold Belt and exposes metasediments of Ajabgarh Group. The Ajabgarh Group comprises quartz-biotite schist which is intruded by albitite and granite. The primary uranium phases viz. davidite and brannerite occurring with calcite and /or quartz veins are common in albitite. Quartz and calcite from mineralised albitite have been selected for characterization of the ore-forming fluid, which makes a promising uranium deposit.
Fluid inclusion petrography indicated presence of three (03) types of fluid inclusions (FIs) based on phases present at room temperature and mode of occurrence; polyphase (type 1a & 1b) and biphase (type 2) inclusions. Type 1a FIs are primary in nature and are composed of vapour bubble, salt crystals with &lt;50% liquid phase and are irregular or negative crystal in shape varying in size between 12–23μm and occasionally contain hematite grain. The type 1a inclusions homogenised mostly by dissolution of salt crystal between 243-382°C (mode=340°C, n=30) corresponding to salinity of 34.32–46.13 wt% NaCl-eq (mode=42wt% NaCl-eq, n=30). Type 1b FIs have vapour bubble, salt crystal with &gt; 50% liquid phase, occur as trans-granular trails and in clusters, having irregular shapes with size varying from &lt;5–12μm. The inclusions homogenised by disappearance of salt crystals at 209 to 294°C (mode= 280°C, n=35) corresponding to salinity range from 29.03–38.59 wt% NaCl-eq (mode=36wt% NaCl-eq, n=35).
A wide range of overlap is noted in salinity (34.32–38.59 wt% NaCl-eq) and homogenization temperature (243 – 294°C), histograms of type 1a & 1b inclusions suggest them to be part of a common fluid activity. Polyphase inclusions show simple cooling and follow halite saturation curve in salinity-temperature diagram. Biphase inclusions are invariably associated with type 1b and also show a cooling trend. On the basis of fluid characteristics, it is concluded that magmatic albitite has provided single mineralising solution resulting in davidite enriched mineralisation. The gradual cooling of high temperature (243- 382°C), high saline (34.32– 46.13 wt% NaC-leq) hydrothermal fluids has ensued U-mineralisation in GKD. The evidences presented here are significant as magmatic albitite hosted mineralisation is found for the first time in North Delhi Fold Belt of Khetri sub-basin of northwest India. It has opened a new concept for exploration which will help more resource addition.
Development and Scale-up of Chemical Process for Conversion of Impure Sodium Diuranate to Uranium Peroxide
Authors: Rao K. Anand , Patel A. B. , Gujral Mahek , Karan Ram , Kumar M. Ajay , Serajuddin Md , Sreenivas T. 
Published: August 2022

Abstract
Uranium mills following the sulfuric acid leaching route produce Uranium Peroxide (UP) as uranium ore concentrate (yellow cake), which is then refined to produce nuclear grade uranium products. Whereas the mills processing ores by alkaline leaching route generate Sodium Diuranate (SDU) as yellow cake, which commonly contains impurities viz. Zr, SiO2, Mo, Organic Carbon (OC). These impurities form muck, interfacial crud and acid insolubles during digestion and solvent extraction (SX) stages in refining process. Hence, SDU needs to be pre-treated before processing in the uranium refinery. India has substantial U reserves (&gt;50%) hosted in carbonate minerals matrix which obviously need alkaline processing for extraction of U. In the present study, the origin of impurities in a SDU produced in an Indian Uranium mill was traced back to the mineralogical composition of the ore, chemical reactivity of minerals to the reagents,and build-up of impurities in process streams due to existence of multiple recycle streams in the milling process flowsheet. A process scheme has been developed for converting SDU into highly pure Heat Treated Uranium Peroxide (HTUP). The scheme involves digestion of SDU in sulfuric acid medium followed by separation of insolubles from the liquor which is later subjected to pH controlled U-peroxide precipitation process. The U-peroxide formed was heat treated to drive-off active oxygen and water of crystallization. A HTUP product assaying about 91% U3O8 was produced from an impure SDU assaying 74% U3O8. Process has been demonstrated at large scale (about 100 kg/batch) and engineering data and scale up parameters have been generated.
Public engagement and argumentation in science
Authors: Ivani Silvia , Dutilh Novaes Catarina 
Published: August 2022

AbstractPublic engagement is one of the fundamental pillars of the European programme for research and innovationHorizon 2020. The programme encourages engagement that not only fosters science education and dissemination, but also promotes two-way dialogues between scientists and the public at various stages of research. Establishing such dialogues between different groups of societal actors is seen as crucial in order to attain epistemic as well as social desiderata at the intersection between science and society. However, whether these dialogues can actually help attaining these desiderata is far from obvious. This paper discusses some of the costs, risks, and benefits of dialogical public engagement practices, and proposes a strategy to analyse these argumentative practices based on a three-tiered model of epistemic exchange. As a case study, we discuss the phenomenon of vaccine hesitancy, arguably a result of suboptimal public engagement, and show how the proposed model can shed new light on the problem.