bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Distanční výuka z pohledu žáků 2. stupně základní školy
Authors: Mazúchová Ráchel 
Published: November 2022

Empirické šetření si klade za cíl prozkoumat pole názorů žáků na distanční výuku v době pandemie onemocnění covid-19 a karantény, vymezit a identifikovat užitečnost výuky ve specifických podmínkách z pohledu žáků. Článek předkládá výsledky kvalitativní výzkumné sondy zaměřené na žákovské vnímání a hodnocení distanční výuky od října 2020 do května 2021, a to především v porovnání s výukou prezenční, jež distanční výuce předcházela a poté na ni navazovala. Žáci druhého stupně základní školy byli po návratu do školy vyzváni, aby písemně odpověděli na otázky týkající se jejich vnímání právě skončeného distančního vyučování. Při otevřeném kódování bylo identifikováno a interpretováno několik základních témat, která se ve výpovědích opakovala. Tyto vynořující se okruhy témat poskytly poměrně detailní náhled na to, jak děti na výrazné především formální, ale i obsahové změny ve vyučování nahlížely. Závěry pomáhají vymezit a identifikovat kvalitu výuky ve specifických podmínkách z pohledu těch, na něž je výuka zacílena – žáků samotných.
Green space in health research: an overview of common indicators of greenness
Authors: Vilcins Dwan , Sly Peter D. , Scarth Peter , Mavoa Suzanne 
Published: November 2022

Abstract
Human environments influence human health in both positive and negative ways. Green space is considered an environmental exposure that confers benefits to human health and has attracted a high level of interest from researchers, policy makers, and increasingly clinicians. Green space has been associated with a range of health benefits, such as improvements in physical, mental, and social wellbeing. There are different sources, metrics and indicators of green space used in research, all of which measure different aspects of the environment. It is important that readers of green space research understand the terminology used in this field, and what the green space indicators used in the studies represent in the real world. This paper provides an overview of the major definitions of green space and the indicators used to assess exposure for health practitioners, public health researchers, and health policy experts who may be interested in understanding this field more clearly, either in the provision of public health-promoting services or to undertake research.
A Communication Model of Art Information Accessibility for People with Disabilities
Authors: Navickaitė Rugilė 
Published: November 2022

People with disabilities still face barriers to participation in society, face freedom of choice, lack of opportunities to act independently, discrimination, accessibility issues, and equal rights. Only the physical accessibility of the environment is emphasized, but social activity is strongly influenced by the availability of information. Access to culture/art is physical and informational. Cultural organisations should integrate marketing tools into their activities through the communication process and the presentation of art products and services.Scientific problem – What integrated marketing communication tools do increase the information accessibility of art for people with disabilities?The object of the work is integrated marketing communication tools that increase the information accessibility of art for people with disabilities. The aim of the work is to develop an empirically based theoretical model of integrated marketing communication tools that increase the information accessibility of art for people with disabilities.
Comparison of Different Underlying Distributions in The Accelerated Failure Time (AFT) Model on Mortality of Covid-19 Patients
Authors: Meiza Asti , Awaluddin Asep Solih , Hidayah Nurapni Oktapia , Taha Adnan 
Published: November 2022

In 2022, the COVID-19 virus is still making headlines in various mass media because it is a virus that is very dangerous to health. The world health organization, WHO, explained that the virus caused a global pandemic that infected the whole world. The condition of a pandemic has not yet turned into an endemic. Based on the total confirmed COVID-19 positive cases, Indonesia ranks 18th in the world out of 222 infected countries. To determine the influence factors on COVID-19 cases, survival analysis is one of the techniques that could be applied. One of the most commonly used models in survival analysis is Accelerated Failure Time (AFT) model. In the AFT model, it is required to check assumptions regarding the feasibility of the distribution form. In this study, the distributions used are Weibull, Exponential, Log-normal, and Log-logistics distributions. We compare each distribution to get the best model to analyze death cases due to COVID-19. Comparisons are made by comparing the AIC values of each distribution. The best model is selected based on the smallest AIC value. The AFT model with a log-normal distribution is selected as the best model with an AIC value of 142.763. The AIC value for this log-normal distribution is the smallest compared to the AIC value for other distributions.Keywords: accelerated failure time model; COVID-19; mortality analysis; survival analysis. AbstrakTahun 2022, virus COVID-19 masih menjadi berita utama di berbagai media massa karena merupakan salah satu virus yang sangat berbahaya bagi kesehatan. Badan organisasi kesehatan dunia, WHO menjelaskan bahwa virus menyebabkan terjadinya pandemi global yang menginfeksi seluruh dunia. Kondisi pandemi masih belum berubah menjadi endemi. Dari total yang terkonfirmasi positif COVID-19 Indonesia menduduki posisi ke-18 di dunia dari 222 negara yang terinfeksi. Untuk mengetahui faktor-faktor yang berpengaruh terhadap COVID-19 dan untuk menentukan model dari COVID-19 ini salah satunya dapat dilakukan dengan analisis survival. Salah satu model survival yang digunakan yaitu model Accelerated Failure Time (AFT). Dalam model AFT ini diharuskan melakukan pengecekan asumsi-asumsi mengenai kelayakan bentuk distribusi. Pada penelitian ini distribusi yang digunakan yaitu distribusi Weibull, Eksponensial, Log-normal, dan Log-logistik. Dilakukan perbandingan antar tiap distribusi untuk mendapatkan model terbaik yang dapat digunakan dalam menganalisis kasus kematian akibat COVID-19. Perbandingan dilakukan dengan membandingkan nilai AIC dari setiap distribusi. Hasil penelitian memilih model AFT dengan distribusi log-normal sebagai model terbaik dengan nilai AIC sebesar 142,763. Nilai AIC untuk distribusi log-normal ini paling kecil dibandingkan dengan nilai AIC untuk distribusi lainnya.Kata Kunci: analisis mortalitas; analisis survival; COVID-19; model accelerated failure time. 2020MSC: 62P10
GSTAR (1,1) Modeling with Time-Correlated Errors for Geoelectric Resistivity Log Data in Pontianak City
Authors: Yundari Yundari , Jonathan Ryan , Helmi Helmi 
Published: November 2022

Planting of concrete piles on the soil surface must reach a layer of rock/soil that is hard enough for the building to stand firmly. Rock/soil layers can be studied through geoelectric resistivity log data. We require tools with high prices and need a complicated process to obtain such data. Therefore, a mathematical model is developed to explore geological formations using a space-time model to overcome these problems. The generalized space-time autoregressive (GSTAR) model can be applied to the resistivity data. However, this data correlates with each rock layer. Therefore, we develop a GSTAR model for time-correlated errors. In our study, the parameter index, usually for a concrete time, is applied to the relative time in the form of rock layers. This research uses geoelectric resistivity log data at six locations in Pontianak City, namely Untan 1, Untan 2, Untan 3, Jl. Sawo, Jl KPM Permai, and Gg. Beringin. The GSTAR(1,1) model with time correlation error results in an average RMSE value of 9.51605 Ωm. In addition, we obtain that the most profound peat soil depth is 17.9 m from the surface and is located in the Untan 3.Keywords: GSTAR (1,1); martingale difference; peat soil; resistivity; time-correlated error. AbstrakPenanaman tiang pancang beton pada tanah gambut harus mencapai lapisan batuan/tanah yang cukup keras agar bangunan dapat berdiri kokoh. Lapisan batuan/tanah dapat dipelajari melalui data log resistivitas geolistrik yang memerlukan alat yang mahal dan proses yang rumit untuk mendapatkan datanya. Untuk mengatasi permasalahan tersebut, dibuatlah model matematika untuk mengeksplorasi formasi geologi menggunakan model ruang-waktu. Salah satu model yang dapat diaplikasikan adalah generalized space-time autoregressive (GSTAR). Pada umumnya, data ini memiliki korelasi antarlapisan batuan. Oleh karena itu, pada penelitian ini dikembangkan model GSTAR untuk galat yang berkorelasi waktu. Indeks parameter yang biasanya menggunakan waktu konkret, pada penelitian ini diterapkan pada waktu relatif berupa lapisan batuan. Model ini disebut GSTAR dengan galat berkorelasi waktu. Data yang digunakan adalah data resistivitas geolistrik pada enam lokasi di Kota Pontianak Indonesia yang dinamakan Untan 1, Untan 2, Untan 3, Jl. Sawo, Jl KPM Permai, dan Gg. Beringin. Hasil menunjukkan bahwa model GSTAR(1,1) dengan galat berkorelasi waktu berhasil mengestimasi nilai resistivitas geolistrik di keenam lokasi tersebut dengan nilai rata-rata geometri dari RMSE sebesar 9,51605 Ωm. Selain itu, model ini pun berhasil memperkirakan kedalaman tanah gambut terdalam (dari permukaan tanah) yang terletak di lokasi Untan 3 yaitu 17,9 m.Kata Kunci: GSTAR(1,1); pembeda martingale; tanah gambut; resistivitas; galat berkorelasi waktu. 2020MSC: 62P30
Improving Patient Experience Scores Using Simultaneous Interpretation on Family-Centered Rounds
Authors: Kosack Amanda , Carson Savanna L. , Montenegro Eden Y. Bravo , Owen Mary , Dodge Sheridan , Sim Myung , Cagigas Xavier , Ahumada-Mocorro Lorena , Kamzan Audrey , Acuna Hernandez Ernesto , Lopez Gabriela , Guzman Elizabeth , Sanchez Gomez Diana , Islas Zeuz , Walker Valencia P. , Lerner Carlos , Lloyd Jessica 
Published: November 2022

OBJECTIVES
Patients speaking a primary language other than English face barriers to equitable care, particularly patient–provider communications. There is no gold standard for providing inpatient medical interpretation on family-centered rounds (FCR). We aimed to implement simultaneous, in-person interpretation of FCR for Spanish-speaking families and hypothesized improved satisfaction in care.

METHODS
In-person, Spanish Equipment-Assisted Simultaneous Medical Interpretation (EASMI) was implemented in March 2018 on FCR. Child Hospital Consumer Assessment of Healthcare Providers and Systems (Child HCAHPS) experience scores on communication domains were analyzed for Spanish and English-speaking families pre- (n = 118) and postimplementation (n = 552). Postimplementation, we conducted medical team surveys (n = 104) and semistructured interviews with Spanish-speaking families (n = 25) to determine satisfaction with interpretation modalities (phone, video, and EASMI).

RESULTS
Spanish-speaking families exhibited statistically significant improvements in Child HCAHPS top box scores compared to English-speaking families in multiple communication and informed care-related domains. For example, "How often did your child’s doctors explain things to you in a way that was easy to understand?" top box scores improved from 58% to 95% for Spanish-speaking families, compared to 85% to 83% for English speakers, with the differential effect of the intervention showing statistical significance (P = .001). Medical team surveys demonstrated high satisfaction with EASMI. Qualitative themes from interviews and open-ended survey responses emphasized multiple care benefits with EASMI, including a perceived reduction of communication errors and increased family participation.

CONCLUSIONS
EASMI was associated with significant improvements in Child HCAHPS scores in communication domains and increased medical team and family members’ satisfaction with interpretation. EASMI presents a novel method for equitable FCR for Spanish-speaking families.
National Trends in Pediatric Metabolic and Bariatric Surgery: 2010–2017
Authors: Steinberger Allie E. , Nickel Katelin B. , Keller Matthew , Wallendorf Michael , Sprague Jennifer , Nicol Ginger E. , Dimou Francesca M. , Eagon J. Christopher , Eckhouse Shaina R. , Shakhsheer Baddr A. 
Published: November 2022

BACKGROUND
The childhood obesity epidemic has grown exponentially and is known to disproportionately affect minority groups. Successful treatment of this complex health issue requires a multidisciplinary approach including metabolic and bariatric surgery (MBS) for qualifying pediatric patients. This study examines current national trends in pediatric bariatric surgery from 2010 to 2017 using the National Inpatient Sample.

METHODS
This study analyzed MBS among pediatric patients &lt;19 years old using weighted discharge data from 2010 to 2017. The primary outcome was national procedure rates. Secondary analyses included procedure type, demographics, BMI, comorbidities, length of stay, and complication rates.

RESULTS
From 2010 to 2017, annual bariatric procedure rates increased from 2.29 to 4.62 per 100 000 (P &lt; .001). Laparoscopic sleeve gastrectomy outpaced Roux-en-Y gastric bypass and laparoscopic adjustable gastric band over time (0.31–3.99 per 100 000, P &lt; .0001). The mean age was stable over time 18.10–17.96 (P = .78). The cohort was primarily female (76.5% to 75.4%), white (54.0% to 45.0%), and privately-insured (59.9% to 53.4%). Preoperative BMI increased from 2010 to 2017 (P &lt; .001), whereas number of obesity-related comorbidities was stable (P &gt; .05). Length of stay was &lt;2 days (2.02–1.75, P = .04) and in-hospital complication rates were low (7.2% to 6.45%, P = .88).

CONCLUSIONS
Pediatric MBS is underutilized nationally with disproportionately lower rates among minority groups. Despite incremental progress, further investigation into the racial and social determinants that limit access to pediatric weight loss surgery is critical.
Asian corn borer (Ostrinia furnacalis Gn., Lepidoptera: Crambidae): Attraction to a bisexual lure and comparison of performance with synthetic sex pheromone
Authors: Frolov Andrei , Shchenikova Anna , Selitskaya Oksana , Grushevaya Inna , Zhukovskaya Marianna , Fedoseev Nazar , Kuzmin Alexander , Lastushkina Elena , Kurenshchikov Dmitry , Kurenshchikov Valery , Tóth Miklós 
Published: November 2022

AbstractHost plant-derived semiochemicals are becoming the most promising attractants to lure corn borers to traps in the field. Following success with the European corn borer (Ostrinia nubilalis), a two-component blend bisexual lure (phenylacetaldehyde and 2-(4-methoxyphenyl)ethanol) of the host plant odor was tested in wind tunnel and field trapping experiments on the Asian corn borer (Ostrinia furnacalis) (ACB). To be able to compare the lure's performance with synthetic pheromone, a new route for the sex pheromone components (Z)-12-tetradecenyl acetate and (E)-12-tetradecenyl acetate was also developed, and the biological activity of the products was confirmed. The bisexual lure attracted both males and females of ACB in laboratory wind tunnel, and also in the field. Field trapping results indicated that traps with the bisexual lure attracted somewhat more ACB (both sexes) than pheromone baited traps, but this indication needs further confirmation. Traps baited with the bisexual lure may offer a new tool for monitoring ACB for practical purposes.
Contributions to the knowledge of the plant-inhabiting mite fauna of Hungary and Austria (Acari: Parasitiformes and Acariformes)
Authors: Ripka Géza , Király Gergely , Kontschán Jenő , Szabó Árpád , Kaźmierski Andrzej 
Published: November 2022

AbstractDate-locality-host records for 37 mite species of 15 families are presented for Hungary and Austria. These results include the first record of eight species for Hungary, viz. Charletonia krendowskyi (Feider, 1954), Marantelophus rudaensis (Haitlinger, 1986), Cunaxa gazella (Berlese, 1916), Eupalopsellus oelandicus Sellnick, 1949, Tydeus lindquisti (Marshall, 1970), Neoseiulus dungeri (Karg, 1977), Neoseiulus tauricus (Livshitz et Kuznetzov, 1972) and Proctolaelaps drosophilae Karg, Baker et Jenkinson, 1995. Observations on habitat preferences, plant associations, co-occurrences and feeding behaviour are also provided.
Creating incentives for managing construction waste generated during the war
Authors: Marchenko Valentyna , Osetskyi Valerii , Hrechko Alla , Dergaliuk Bogdan , Kavtysh Oksana , Shutyuk Vitaliy 
Published: November 2022

The object of this study is a system of incentives aimed at activating the processes to manage construction waste formed during hostilities.
The problem being solved is to form incentives for the growth of economic interest in construction waste management.
The structural and functional readiness of the economy for the management of waste generated as a result of hostilities is investigated. It was revealed that 60 % of the participants in the waste management system are microenterprises with a profitability of 0.2 %. The level of construction waste disposal and the level of its reuse are estimated. Forecasts of the behavior of methods of waste management in the absence of changes in state policy have been made. Based on the use of forecasting methods, a trend of increasing the amount of waste dumped at landfills has been identified. The directions of state influence on the formation of economic incentives for the processing of construction waste have been proposed.
A special feature of the study's results is that the inconsistency of existing incentives with the needs of participants in the field of waste management has been investigated. The problem with the activities of small enterprises is the demand for performance, at the formation of which government efforts should be directed. Distinctive features of the results are that they solve the problems of achieving a balance of economic interests of participants in the management of construction waste generated during the war. The area of practical use of the obtained results is the system of state and local management of waste handling activities
Influence of the pressing technique and parameters on the yield of oil from melon seeds
Authors: Yerenova Bibipatyma , Tlevlessova Dinara , Kairbayeva Ainura , Nabiyeva Zhanar , Almaganbetova Aigul , Sakyp Nurdana 
Published: November 2022

Melon is a seasonal fruit that is very useful for human health. Kazakhstan ranks 4th in the world production of melons; this indicates the volume of production. Melons are exported to the countries of the EEC (European Economic Union); coverage of the domestic market is provided. However, about 40 % of the crop remains in the fields (overripe ones are not transportable). These fruits are ground and seeds are isolated, some go to the next season as sowing, part is fed to livestock. When processing fruits, the seeds and peel go to waste. Melon seeds are rich in protein substances and oil. They also contain galactan, glucose, gummy, resins. Seed protein consists of glutelin and globulin. This study has considered the seeds of 10 varieties of melons growing in Central Asia. During the research, the characteristics of vegetable oil from melon seeds of different varieties were determined. A comparison of squeezed oil with crushed and not crushed seed kernels is given. Vegetable oil obtained by cold pressing has a good shelf life. Oil extraction technology has been developed, including IR treatment, and pressing of unshelled melon seeds. Based on the results of studies of 10 varieties of melon, the optimal mode of IR heat treatment of seeds at the SVS-200 W unit was determined: for 120 seconds at a distance of 90 mm from the seeds at a radiation flux density of 900 W/m2. As a result of solving the problem involving the vector optimization criterion, optimal intervals of input parameters were established: the initial humidity of the raw material is 9.15...10.27 %, the speed of rotation of the oil press screw is 0.843...0.895 s–1, the clearance for the yield of cake is 0.750...0.800, oil seed meal temperature at pressing is 87...89 °С, the huskness of the starting product is 7.13...7.23 %. The influence of bottling and storage conditions on the duration of preservation of the main quality indicators by non-refined oil was studied
Determining the effective mode of operation for the system of washing the milking machine milk supply line
Authors: Paliy Andriy , Aliiev Elchyn , Paliy Anatoliy , Kotko Yana , Kolinchuk Ruslan , Livoschenko Evgenia , Chekan Oleksandr , Nazarenko Svitlana , Livoschenko Ludmila , Uskova Liliya 
Published: November 2022

The application of techniques for effective cleaning of milking routes in milking machines is an important way to improve the quality of milk and increase labor productivity in dairy farming.
The object of research was the system of washing the milk line of the milking machine with the upper milk line.
The problem of rational use of energy resources was solved in the implementation of a routine operation – washing the milking machine.
Experimental studies were carried out according to the Box-Benkin plan of the second order for 3 factors (the speed of movement of the washing solution, V; the temperature of the washing solution, T; the duration of the rinsing phase, t). In this case, a mathematical apparatus for planning a multivariate experiment according to the D-optimal plan was used.
It was found that with an increase in the speed of movement of the washing solution and temperature, as well as the duration of the rinsing phase, the number of microorganisms on the surfaces of the nodes and elements of the milky line decreases. Milk lines of the milking machine made of any material are better cleaned with a hotter washing solution (40 °C) than with a cold one (20 °C). Thus, when cleaning with a solution of 40 °C of stainless steel and food aluminum, the reduction of microorganisms is 4.3 times, glass – 4 times, and rubber – 4.7.
The essence of the experiment was to establish patterns when cleaning the milk line from various materials.
The influence of the regime parameters (the speed of movement of the washing solution, V; its temperature, T; and the duration of the rinsing phase, t) on the energy consumption of the milking machine, E, was determined.
The compromise problem of rationalizing the washing modes of the milk lines of the milking machine has been solved. Thus, rational mode parameters for the washing system were established: V=2.4 m/s, T=38.2 °C, t=3.2 minutes. With these parameters, the optimization criteria are: N=79 thousand CFU/cm3, Q=23.3 l, E=8.08 kWh