bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Personalistyczny wymiar pracy ludzkiej, jako wyznacznik resocjalizacji kobiet, na przykładzie własnych badań
Authors: Pierzchała Kazimierz , Kulik Piotr 
Published: December 2022

Personalizm to nadanie zdarzeniu charakteru osobistego, skierowanego na wychowanie osoby, a resocjalizacja to przemiana tej osoby, skierowana w stronę wolności, pełnienia ról społecznych poprzez dążenie do autonomicznego i wolnego decydowania. Zamierzając zidentyfikować w personalistycznym obszarze istotę pracy ludzkiej istnieje potrzeba zwrócenia szczególnej uwagi na podmiot problemu, którym jest człowiek, jego człowieczeństwo, sposób na pojmowanie rzeczywistości i całego świata. Istota pracy powinna posiadać „ludzkie oblicze”, praca powinna być dla skazanych satysfakcjonującą.
Zasadniczym celem badań było poznanie możliwości zastosowania pracy w procesie resocjalizacyjnym skazanych kobiet, ukazując personalistyczny wymiar wpływu tej pracy na resocjalizację.
RT VIR – A SEMIREGULAR STAR WITH MASER EMISSION: MATHEMATICAL MODELLING OF OPTICAL VARIABILITY
Authors: Kudashkina L.S. , Andronov I.L. 
Published: December 2022

The historical light curve of the semiregular pulsating star RT Vir (SRb, Sp M8III) with a ma-
ser emission is analyzed based on the AAVSO database. The star is extensively studied in the IR, radio and the optical ranges. The value of the period from the CCVS (155 d ) conflicts with some observational data. Signs of a systematic variability were also detected in the radio frequency range with a period that was close to 200 days. Studies of the period showed that the period of this star varies with time and the latest value was found to be roughly 136 days. Period analysis result of the visual data from 1904 May to 2016 August provided by AAVSO for RT Vir. Published databases of "virtual observatories" - AAVSOnet, Hipparcos, ASAS-SN, KWS were used. Periodogram analysis revealed that the star still has several periods (320, 280, 169 and 153 days). In fact, the variations are not truly periodic, there are large shifts in time, changes in amplitude, and these smaller periods occur as smaller-amplitude peaks in-between the main ones with 320 period. Two-color diagrams of gloss in I and color index (V-I) from V were constructed. Approximation of “Running parabola” was carried out, average values <V>=8.457, <I>=3.658, <B-V>=+1.8 were determined.
The Phenomenon of Internet Addiction Disorder Online Gambling In Probolinggo
Authors: Winarsih Nining , Salsabila Sofia 
Published: December 2022

Information and communication technology in the 5.0 era is massive and make changes to people's lives. There are many positive impacts from the internet, but there are also negative impacts causing problematic behavior in society such as online gambling. This study uses a phenomenological type of qualitative approach. The sample used in this purposive sampling study was the active students of Probolinggo Regency. Data collection techniques used by researchers in this study were observation, in-depth interviews, and documentation. Testing the validity of the data in this study using source triangulation techniques. Analyzing the data obtained carried out several stages, namely data collection, data reduction, data presentation, and verification/drawing conclusions. The results of the study show that online gambling has a negative and positive impact on the lives of Probolinggo students who are already familiar with online gambling. The negative impacts felt by Probolinggo students in their lives such as decreased learning achievement, resulting in addiction, and lack of socializing with family. not only has a negative impact, but also has a positive impact on the lives of its users (students) such as getting big profits. This research is recommended to the public, especially educators and students, to be more aware of the phenomenon of addiction disorder which is quite worrying.
Keywords: online gambling, student, internet
The Influence of The Use of Digital Comics Vs E-Books and Learning Motivation on The Learning Outcomes of History of Class XI Social Studies Students of SMA Negeri 2 and 4 Probolinggo
Authors: Mis Endang Sutin  , Rufi`i  , Ibut Priono Lesono  
Published: December 2022

The quality of learning is largely determined by teachers. They are required to be skilled in bringing and guiding their students so that they can learn optimally. The objectives of this study are: (1) To find out how much influence the use of digital comics vs. e-books has on the learning outcomes of class XI social studies students at SMA Negeri 2 and SMA Negeri 4 Probolinggo. (2) To find out how much influence of the use of digital comics vs e-books and high and low student motivation is on the learning outcomes of class XI social studies students at SMA Negeri 2 and SMA Negeri 4 Probolinggo. (3) To find out whether or not there is interaction in the use of digital comic media vs e-books and learning motivation towards the learning outcomes of class XI social studies students at SMA Negeri 2 and SMA Negeri 4 Probolinggo. The data collection technique is learning outcomes using tests and for motivation using questionnaires, and data analysis using 2-pathway variance analysis (Anava).
The conclusions of this study are: 1) There is an influence on the use of digital comics vs e-books on learning outcomes 2) There is an influence on the use of digital comics vs e-books and high and low student motivation on learning outcomes. 3) There is an interaction in the use of digital comic media vs e-books and learning motivation towards learning outcomes. In learning activities in the 21st century era, teachers are advised to provide and use digital media such as digital comics, so that students are interested in learning. Thus, students can be active and understand the material taught by the teacher and can improve their learning achievement.
Educação bilíngue de surdos
Authors: Vieira-Machado Lucyenne Matos da Costa , Souza Regina Maria de , Rodrigues José Raimundo 
Published: December 2022

Em tempos de discussão acerca da educação bilíngue de surdos como modalidade, no presente dossiê nossas lentes foram dirigidas a experiências realizadas por países distintos, com o cuidado de elegermos pesquisadores de referência no campo da História da Educação, subárea História da Educação de Surdos. Tal iniciativa se vinculou à disciplina de pós-graduação FE 190 C Seminário Internacional em História da Educação: memórias da Educação de Surdos compartilhada com a Universidade Federal do Espírito Santo (cujo código da disciplina é: PPGE-5303), sob coordenação da professora Lucyenne Matos da Costa Vieira-Machado e o apoio inestimável do doutorando José Raimundo Rodrigues, também da UFES e orientando de Lucyenne.
Relationships on Old Smoking, Number of Cigarette Consumption Per Day, Body Mass Index (Bmi), Diabetes, Dyslipidemia, and Hypertension with The Decrease of Erection Function Performance in Men 45-64 Years Old Visiting Hospitals
Authors: Tungga Aldrich Alexander Afeli 
Published: December 2022

The decrease in erectile function performance is the inability to sustain an erection long enough during intercourse (NIH Consensus Conference, 1993). The etiology of decrease in erectile function performance is multifactorial; organic factors, and psychogenic factors involved in the ability to get and maintain an erection (Agarwal, 2006). The decrease in erectile function performance in this study was measured using IIEF-5 questionnaire. This study is a cross-sectional observative research that use the results of the questionnaire answers of the respondents. Obtained a population of 161 people who were then screened to 109 people who fit the criteria of this research by using insidential sampling method. The results of this study showed a decrease in erectile function performance of 56.88% of the total respondents. Correlation test results showed a significant association of each variable age, duration of smoking, number of cigarettes per day, diabetes, dyslipidemia, and hypertension with a decrease in erectile function performance. Then for Body Mass Index (BMI) in this study did not show any significant relationship with decreased in erectile function performance. This is because the respondents in this study consist only of normal wight (18.5 to 24.9) and over weight (25 to 29.9). Advice given to avoid decrease in erectile function performance is to reduce cigarette consumption, and improve or treat an unhealthy condition such as BMI above normal, Diabetes, Dyslipidemia and hypertension. This study only retrieve data from the questionnaire so that the data are less and incomplete clear risk factors.
Ultrasound-guided percutaneous transluminal angioplasty in the treatment of autologous arteriovenous fistula and its prognostic factors
Authors: Lin Jie , Ding Hong , Huang Zhifang , Chen Li , Wang Yong , Tan Jinyun , He Qing , Lv Renhua 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Hemodialysis is an important method to maintain the life of patients with ESRD (end-stage renal disease). The establishment of the AVF can meet the requirements of high blood flow during hemodialysis. However, AVF can narrow and affect blood flow during use. This study was aim to evaluate the therapeutic effect of ultrasound-guided PTA (percutaneous transluminal angioplasty) on AVF stenosis by color doppler and contrast-enhanced ultrasound and to investigate the recurrence factors by multivariate logistic regression analysis. A total of 52 ESRD patients were included in this study. The results of ultrasound imaging showed that after the ultrasound-guided PTA treatment, the diameter of AVF fistula, average flow velocity and flow rate were significantly higher than those before treatment (p < 0.05) and the AVF stenosis caused by intimal thickening with or without thrombosis is prone to restenosis after surgery.
Daratumumab, Carfilzomib, Pomalidomide and Elotuzumab for the Treatment of POEMS Syndrome- The Mayo Clinic Experience
Authors: Vaxman Iuliana , Kumar Shaji , Buadi Francis , Lacy Martha , Dingli David , Hayman Suzanne , Kourelis Taxiarchis , Warsame Rahma , Hwa Yi , Fonder Amie , Hobbs Miriam , Muchtar Eli , Leung Nelson , Kapoor Prashant , Go Ronald , yi Lin , Gonsalves Wilson , Siddiqui Mustaqeem , KYLE Robert , Rajkumar S , Gertz Morie , Dispenzieri Angela 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
POEMS syndrome is a rare paraneoplastic syndrome and therapies are directed against plasma cells that produce the proteins that cause this syndrome. Novel therapies are widely used in multiple myeloma aiming for plasma cell eradication. However, data on their use in POEMS syndrome are lacking. In this case series, we provide the Mayo Clinic experience in treating 16 patients with relapsed POEMS syndrome with novel agents (daratumumab, carfilzomib, pomalidomide, and elotuzumab). The patients were treated with a doublet including dexamethasone (N = 5) (31%) or in various combinations with other agents: DRd (N = 6), DC(V)d (N = 3), KRd (N = 3), KPd (N = 1), DP(V)d (N = 5), and EloRd (N = 1). The outcomes with novel agent therapies were favorable. Overall, twelve patients treated with daratumumab-based therapies (86%) and five patients treated with carfilzomib-based therapies (83%) responded to therapy. Among patients treated with daratumumab based therapies (N = 14), 9 patients achieved CR/VGPRH, 7 patients achieved CRV, and 5 patients achieved CRP. Among patients treated with carfilzomib-based therapies (N = 6), 3 patients achieved CR/VGPRH, and one achieved PRH. At a median follow-up of 38 months since starting of the novel agent (IQR 24–57), 15 of the patients (93%) are still alive, and the median TTNT was not reached. None of the patients discontinued therapy due to adverse events and no deaths occurred on therapy. Novel therapies were safe with 7 events of hospitalization due to pneumonia (4 in daratumumab-based therapies and 3 on carfilzomib-based therapies), and 4 patients were hospitalized due to volume overload. Three patients experienced infusion-related reactions (IRR) to the first dose of IV daratumumab. The response rate to novel agents was high, and the responses were deep. Novel agent therapies were safe, and no death case occurred on therapy. Future studies are needed to clarify the optimal sequence of novel agents and the best combination.
Multiomics analysis reveals the biological effects of live Roseburia intestinalis as a high-butyrate-producing bacterium in human intestinal epithelial cells
Authors: Kim Yun-Gon , Song Won-Suk , Jo Sung-Hyun , Lee Jae-Seung , Kwon Ji-Eun , Park Ji-Hyeon , Kim Ye-Rim , Baek Ji-Hyun , Kim Min-Gyu , Kwon Seo-Young 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Butyrate-producing bacteria play a key role in human health, and recent studies have triggered interest in their development as next-generation probiotics. However, there remains limited knowledge not only on the identification of high-butyrate-producing bacteria in the human gut but also in the metabolic capacities for prebiotic carbohydrates and their interaction with the host. Herein, we discovered that Roseburia intestinalis produces higher levels of butyrate and digests a wider variety of prebiotic polysaccharide structures compared with other human major butyrate-producing bacteria. Moreover, R. intestinalis extracts upregulated the mRNA expression of tight junction proteins (i.e., TJP1, OCLN, and CLDN3) in human intestinal epithelial cells. We cultured R. intestinalis with human intestinal epithelial cells in the mimetic intestinal host–microbe interaction coculture system to explore the health-promoting effects using multiomics approaches. Consequently, we discovered that live R. intestinalis enhances purine metabolism and the oxidative pathway, increasing adenosine triphosphate levels in human intestinal epithelial cells, but that heat-killed bacteria had no effect. Therefore, this study proposes that R. intestinalis has potentially high value as a next-generation probiotic to promote host intestinal health.
Differences in viral decay and production following exposure to sunlight and darkness
Authors: Chen Patrichka Wei-Yi , Olivia Madeline , Chou Wen-Chen , Mukhanov Vladimir , Tsai An-Yi 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Although we have gained insight into the biological and biochemical effects of natural sunlight exposure on prokaryotes, little is known about sunlight exposure on natural virus communities. To fully understand the mechanics of microbial food webs, it is essential to understand the dynamics of viral infection of bacteria and its role in bacteria-mediated processes when sunlight is present or not. An investigation of the effects of sunlight and darkness treatments on viral communities, viral production and decay rates in Kenting coastal waters was conducted. A linear increase in viral abundance was observed in the darkness treatment as expected in the viral production experiment, the average rate of net viral production in the darkness treatment was 0.018 × 106 viruses mL–1 h− 1. However, within the first 12 hours after exposure to sunlight, viral abundance increased non-significantly in the viral production experiments. Further, averaged value for viral decay in the sunlight treatment was nearly 0.038×106 virus mL− 1h− 1. The rate of viral decay almost equaled the rate of gross viral production under natural sunlight treatment, resulting in gross viral production of nearly 0.038×106 virus mL− 1h− 1. Furthermore, we estimated that the gross viral production was nearly 0.018×106 virus mL− 1h− 1 in the darkness treatment. As a result, sunlight damages a large portion of the natural viral community, affecting the role viruses play in food webs. We understanding how viruses change under significant sunlight pressures suggests considering the temporal variations of viral production in relation to diel variations.
Acute effects of supraspinatus-specific isoinertial training on tendon thickness in young active subjects. A pilot study.
Authors: de Lacalle Jaime Gascó-López , García-Escudero María , Chulvi-Medrano Iván , Barranquero-Cardeñosa Regino , Flores-Garrigós Carlos , Alakhdar-Mohmara Yasser 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Isoinertial training is a new form of physical exercise that combines concentric-eccentric exercises while regulating the load.

Objectives

The aim of the study was to analyze acute changes in the cross-sectional area (CSA) of the supraspinatus tendon after isoinertial 10 sets of yellow inertial disc exercises using 0.052Kgm2 of inertia and a maximum resistance of 18 kg with Handy Gym™ device.

Participants

Seventy-two healthy athletic subjects (40 men and 32 women) were analyzed.

Results

The results showed there was a time effect for tendon thickness and volume (p < 0.01) with a reduction of about 5% and 8.3% respectively. Likewise, no significant correlation (p = 0.63) was observed between the load (kg) used by the subject and the changes in the supraspinatus tendon after detailed statistical discrimination in 4 quartiles with loads from 0 to 11.5 kg.

Conclusion

The isoinertial stimulus/load produced an acute significant decrease in the supraspinatus tendon thickness (CSA) after the isoinertial training proposed in the study.
Oxygen Saturation in Healthy Term Infants in The First Few Days of Life
Authors: Loganathan Prakash Kannan , Nettel-Aguirre Alberto , Awad Essa Al , Fajardo Carlos , Lodha Abhay , Nair Vrinda , Scotland Jeanne , Singhal Nalini , Young Marilyn , York Kristin , Rabi Yacov 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Objectives: Describe oxygen saturation (SpO2) values and their variability in the newborn period for healthy term infants at moderate altitude.
Methods: Prospective observational study in postnatal wards with follow-up in the Public Health Nurse Clinic (PHNC). We recruited healthy term infants (≥37weeks) between 6-24 hours of age. Infants underwent simultaneous pre- (90mins) and post-ductal (10mins) transcutaneous SpO2 recordings every 12-24 hours until hospital discharge. Simultaneous pre- and post-ductal SpO2 measurements (15mins) were performed again in the PHNC within a few days after discharge. Infants were followed for eight weeks to ascertain their health status.
Results: We included 252 infants with a complete in-hospital data set. Median age at the time of first SpO2 measurement in the hospital was 16.5 h, and 65.7 h in the PHNC (n=105). In hospital, the mean pre- and post-ductal SpO2 were 94.3% (SD 2.5) and 96.0% (SD 3.0), respectively. In the PHNC, mean pre- and post-ductal SpO2 were 94.4% (SD 2.8) and 95.6% (SD 2.7), respectively. Preductal desaturation episodes to SpO2<95% were more frequent in the PHNC than in the hospital (rate ratio 1.27, P=0.02). The median durations of preductal desaturation episodes were longer in hospital than in the PHNC (range 9 to 20 seconds longer) for all pre ductal SpO2 thresholds examined (P<0.05).
Conclusion: SpO2 levels in healthy term newborns are approximately 94% over the first few days after birth at moderate altitude. Desaturation episodes are common in the immediate newborn period, but the duration of desaturation episodes decreases over time.
Event-based fixed-time formation-containment control for networked Euler-Lagrange systems
Authors: Hua Menghu , Yao Xiang-Yu , Liu Wen-Jin , Ding Huafeng , Park Ju H. 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This paper is concerned with the fixed-time formation-containment control (FTFCC) problem for networked Euler-Lagrange systems (NELSs) with unknown dynamics and disturbances. A systematically adaptive control scheme is established to address the above problems. Specifically, to reduce controller update frequency and conserve resources, a novel FTFCC algorithm via event-triggered mechanism is firstly designed to drive some agents named as leaders to form a specific configuration, and simultaneously the others named as followers are forced into the structured convex hull formed by leaders. Then, to eliminate the negative effects of input saturation, another algorithm by extending the proposed FTFCC algorithm is designed to deal with the problem of NELSs with saturation constraints. The key feature of the proposed algorithms is that adaptive neural networks with ε-modification updating laws are employed to approximate the unknown dynamics. It is proved by Lyapunov stability analysis that error signals would converge to a compact set near the origin within a fixed time. Furthermore, the lower bound of the trigger time interval can be calculated to rule out Zeno behaviors. Finally, the effectiveness of the proposed algorithms is verified by several numerical simulations.
Improved Control Architecture and Strategy for Iodine Ion Thruster following In-Orbit Demonstration and System-Level Radiation Testing
Authors: Boré Antoine , Proynov Plamen , Rafalskyi Dmytro 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
This paper describes the general control strategy of the NPT30-I2, the improvements made to the software architecture and hardware following the on-orbit demonstration and the result of a system-level radiation test campaign. It details the iodine ion thruster control architecture, algorithm, and design approach. In addition, it presents data from the in-orbit demonstration. The results of the system-level radiation tests and the redesign of the system to reduce radiation sensitivity will also be discussed.
An m1A/m6A/m7G/m5C regulator-mediated methylation modification pattern and Landscape of immune microenvironment infiltration characterization in Lower-Grade Glioma cohorts from three continents based on machine learning
Authors: Maimaiti Aierpati , Baihetiyaer Yilimire , Turhon Mirzat , Abulaiti Aimitaji , Cui Xiaoling , Pei Yinan , Aili Yirizhati , Aerken Dilihumaer , Jiang Lei , Wang Yongxin , Wang Zengliang , Feng Zhaohai 
Published: December 2022

Abstract
Background: Although many studies have highlighted RNA modification processes such as N1-methyladenosine (m1A), N6-methyladenosine (m6A), N7-methylguanosine (m7G), and 5-methylcytosine methylation (m5C)’s role in the prognosis of patients suffering from different cancers, their prospective involvement in lower-grade gliomas (LGG) has not yet been outlined.
Methods: This work aims to assess the 64 genes related to m1A/m6A/m7G/m5C modification. Based on the expression of methylation-related regulators (MRRs), unsupervised clustering was conducted to identify molecular subtypes. The m1A/m6A/m7G/m5C modification patterns, tumor microenvironment (TME) cell infiltration features, and correlation with immune infiltration markers were assessed. Additionally, the first stage of MMR screening was conducted using univariate Cox analysis, and the prognostic model for the m1A/m6A/m7G/m5C risk score was constructed using different machine learning algorithms analysis.
Results: The m1A/m6A/m7G/m5C risk model, including five genes illustrated better prognostic ability for LGG in both the training and validation datasets, wherein the patients were classified into the low and high-risk groups. The LGG patients who were categorized into the high-risk groups displayed poor prognoses. In addition, the role played by five genes at the protein expression level was confirmed using immunohistochemical sections in the HPA database. Finally, functional analysis revealed the richness of pathways and biological processes related to MRR regulation and immune function.
Conclusion: An m1A/m6A/m7G/m5C-related risk model was developed and validated in this study to offer valuable new insights into the role played by m1A/m6A/m7G/m5C modification patterns in predicting the prognosis of LGG patients from three continents and developing better and improved treatment strategies for LGG.