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Fixed point Theorem for Interpolative Mappings in F-Mv
-Metric Space with an Application
Authors: Wangwe Lucas 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
The aim of this paper is to prove fixed point results for Interpolativemappings in F-Mv
-metric spaces with an application which cannot be obtained from the corresponding results in metric spaces. We also provide an illustrative example to support our results. Besides discussing an application to Volterra-Fredholm type integral equations.
How to Correctly Interpret Strange Data for Field Permeability (Slug) Tests in Monitoring Wells or between Packers
Authors: Chapuis Robert P. 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Falling-head and rising-head permeability tests have been carried out in monitoring wells, driven permeameters, and between packers for approximately one century. Recent tests are usually performed with a pressure transducer and an atmospheric pressure transducer, which should be synchronized, but this is rarely done. This article examines examples of strange test data for aquifers, due to field and human factors, and explains how to make an adequate interpretation. Many quality issues are listed, including poor decisions made by people who interpreted test data. Most often, a slug test has not a single quality issue but an assortment of interactive issues. Eight examples (1–8) are analyzed for (1) a too-small initial water column, (2) a shaky start when using compressed air, (3) inaccurate data for the water column height versus time, (4) variation in atmospheric pressure during the test, and (5–8) a few mixtures of listed issues with a poor estimate of the piezometric level for the test, which is ever-present. Clear plots illustrate each example. Explanations are given and listed on how to proceed to properly take into account quality issues for slug test data in aquifers. Clear rules are given to anyone who has to plan, perform, and interpret a slug test. Recommendations are made to improve a few standards and limit the risks of quality problems.
Protocols of Listening
Authors: Voegelin Salomé , Barney Anna , Wright Mark Peter , Stubbs Phoebe , Weaver Julian , Smith Timothy 
Published: October 2022

This article presents six separate but connected understandings of a digital platform of listening vocabularies and protocols produced in the context of Listening Across Disciplines II, (LxDII) a cross- and transdisciplinary research project funded by the Arts and Humanities Research Council, UK (AHRC), conducted by the authors from 2018 to 2022. This research project set out to investigate and promote the use of listening across arts, humanities, science, and social science disciplines. To this end it worked with different partners from various fields to observe, co-work, and analyze, and finally to connect and compare different forms of listening.
Early on it became clear that one of the main issues in establishing such a cross-disciplinary listening was the lack of a joint vocabulary and thus a means to share processes, methods, and insights. Therefore, it became a central objective to develop a resource of listening vocabularies and protocols that reveal differences as well as similarities and point to ways that connections can be established and methods shared. Subsequently, and to ensure cross-disciplinary and public use, these vocabularies and protocols were organized on an interactive digital platform, enabling browsing between methods and words, and hopefully affording shared approaches and cross-referencing.
This article represents a reflection on the background, motivation, processes, and realization of this platform. It does so deliberately from the six listening positions of the research team. In this way it reproduces the project itself, in that it allows each listener their own understanding while connecting them through a shared platform. Please visit the online version of the journal to see and hear video and audio files.
Selective autophagy of RIPosomes maintains innate immune homeostasis during bacterial infection
Authors: Mehto Subhash , Jena Kautilya Kumar , Yadav Rina , Priyadarsini Swatismita , Samal Pallavi , Krishna Sivaram , Dhar Kollori , Jain Ashish , Chauhan Nishant Ranjan , Murmu Krushna C , Bal Ramyasingh , Sahu Rinku , Jaiswal Pundrik , Sahoo Bhabani Sankar , Patnaik Srinivas , Kufer Thomas A , Rusten Tor Erik , Chauhan Swati , Prasad Punit , Chauhan Santosh 
Published: October 2022

AbstractThe NOD1/2‐RIPK2 is a key cytosolic signaling complex that activates NF‐κB pro‐inflammatory response against invading pathogens. However, uncontrolled NF‐κB signaling can cause tissue damage leading to chronic diseases. The mechanisms by which the NODs‐RIPK2‐NF‐κB innate immune axis is activated and resolved remain poorly understood. Here, we demonstrate that bacterial infection induces the formation of endogenous RIPK2 oligomers (RIPosomes) that are self‐assembling entities that coat the bacteria to induce NF‐κB response. Next, we show that autophagy proteins IRGM and p62/SQSTM1 physically interact with NOD1/2, RIPK2 and RIPosomes to promote their selective autophagy and limit NF‐κB activation. IRGM suppresses RIPK2‐dependent pro‐inflammatory programs induced by Shigella and Salmonella. Consistently, the therapeutic inhibition of RIPK2 ameliorates Shigella infection‐ and DSS‐induced gut inflammation in Irgm1 KO mice. This study identifies a unique mechanism where the innate immune proteins and autophagy machinery are recruited together to the bacteria for defense as well as for maintaining immune homeostasis.
A Qualitative Study of Resident Experiences With Clinical Event Debriefing
Authors: Galligan Meghan M. , Goldstein Laura , Garcia Stephanie M. , Kellom Katherine , Wolfe Heather A. , Haggerty Mary , DeBrocco Dawn , Barg Frances K. , Friedlaender Eron 
Published: October 2022

OBJECTIVES
The facilitated discussion of events through clinical event debriefing (CED) can promote learning and wellbeing, but resident involvement is often limited. Although the graduate medical education field supports CED, interventions to promote resident involvement are limited by poor insight into how residents experience CED. The objective of this study was to characterize pediatric resident experiences with CED, with a specific focus on practice barriers and facilitators.

METHODS
We conducted this qualitative study between November and December 2020 at a large, free-standing children’s hospital. We recruited pediatric residents from postgraduate years 1 to 4 to participate in virtual focus groups. Focus groups were digitally recorded, deidentified, and transcribed. Transcripts were entered into coding software for analysis. We analyzed the data using a modified grounded theory approach to identify major themes.

RESULTS
We conducted 4 mixed-level focus groups with 26 residents. Our analysis identified multiple barriers and facilitators of resident involvement in CED. Several barriers were logistical in nature, but the most salient barriers were derived from unique features of the resident role. For example, residents described the transience of their role as a barrier to both participating and engaging in CED. However, they described advancing professional experience and the desire for reflective learning as facilitators.

CONCLUSIONS
Residents in this study highlighted many factors affecting their participation and engagement in CED, including barriers related to the unique features of their role. On the basis of resident experiences, we propose several recommendations for CED practice that graduate medical education programs and hospitals should consider for supporting resident involvement in CED.
Improving Discharge Safety in a Pediatric Emergency Department
Authors: Paydar-Darian Niloufar , Stack Anne M. , Volpe Diana , Gerling Megan J. , Seneski Annie , Eisenberg Matthew A. , Hickey Eileen , Toomey Lindsay Katie , Moriarty Laura , Hudgins Joel D. , Falvo Francine , Portillo Elyse N. , Creedon Jessica K. , Perron Catherine E. 
Published: October 2022

BACKGROUND AND OBJECTIVES
Discharge from the emergency department (ED) involves a complex series of steps to ensure a safe transition to home and follow-up care. Preventable, discharge-related serious safety events (SSEs) in our ED highlighted local vulnerabilities. We aimed to improve ED discharge by implementing a standardized discharge process with emphasis on multidisciplinary communication and family engagement.

METHODS
At a tertiary children’s hospital, we used the model for improvement to revise discharge care. Interventions included a new discharge checklist, a provider huddle emphasizing discharge vital signs, and a scripted discharge review of instructions with families. We used statistical process control to evaluate performance. Primary outcomes included elimination of preventable, discharge-related SSEs and Press Ganey survey results assessing caregiver information for care of child at home. A secondary outcome was number of days between preventable low-level (near-miss, no or minimal harm) events. Process measures included discharge checklist adoption and vital sign acquisition. Balancing measures were length of stay (LOS) and return rates.

RESULTS
Over the study period, there were no preventable SSEs and low-level event frequency improved to a peak of &gt;150 days between events. Press Ganey responses regarding quality of discharge information did not change (62%). Checklist use was rapidly adopted, reaching 94%. Vital sign acquisition increased from 67% to 83%. There was no change in the balancing measures of median LOS or return visit rates.

CONCLUSIONS
The development and implementation of a standardized discharge process led to the elimination of reported discharge-related events, without increasing LOS or return visits.
Methodology for using precarious rocks in Nevada to test seismic hazard models
Authors: Anderson John G. , Brune James N. 
Published: October 2022

AbstractFields of precariously balanced rocks indicate that strong earthquake motions have not occurred at that site since the precarious rocks developed. These fields can be characterized with an estimate of the peak acceleration that would be sufficient to topple the rocks and an estimate of how long the rocks have been precarious. This article uses this information to test the input to probabilistic seismic hazard analysis. The fundamental assumption is that the probability of exceeding a ground motion capable of toppling a precarious rock during a time period equal to the age of the rock is equal to the confidence level at which the inputs to the probabilistic seismic hazard analysis can be rejected.We performed a probabilistic seismic hazard analysis for 26 sites of observed precarious rocks in Nevada, using preliminary estimates of the toppling acceleration and the age of the features. Two standard models are rejected with over 95% confidence by most of the precarious rock observations. We consider several possible explanations for the inconsistency. A probabilistic seismic hazard analysis that eliminates the area sources and only includes faults is consistent with the precarious rock observations at most of the sites. Spatial clustering of small-magnitude events could maintain this effect without contradicting the precarious rock observations. However, it may not be necessary to completely reject the area sources from our probabilistic seismic hazard analysis. The physics of rock stability may allow increasing the minimum magnitude to 6.0 in the area sources, because the short duration of high-frequency accelerations in smaller events may not topple all precarious rocks. The precarious rocks could generally have small site effects. Attenuation models may overestimate ground motions on the foot wall of normal faults, and a different attenuation model in general might decrease the ground-motion predictions. The ergodic assumption that is made in estimating the uncertainty in attenuation models may be contributing to overestimate the hazard. Individually, each of these effects might allow more of the precarious rock sites to be consistent with the area source zones.
LINGUOCULTUROLOGICAL VECTOR OF LEARNING RUSSIAN IN CHINA: CONTINUITY AND TRA DITION IN THE DIALOGUE OF ERAS
Authors: Приорова И.В. , Козлова М.А. 
Published: October 2022

Освещается лингвокультурологический аспект изучения преемственности в русской культурной традиции в процессе обучения русскому языку как иностранному в Китае. Представлены результаты тестов, отражающие коммуникативные компетенции обучающихся и уровень междисциплинарных знаний, из чего следует, что часто представители современной русской элиты ассоциативно приравниваются к русской интеллигенции. Понятия «русская интеллигентность» и «элитарность» не вмещаются в словарные дефиниции и благодаря определенным стереотипам о великом культурном наследии России порой ошибочно объединяются. Границы этического понятия «интеллигентность» коррелируются разными учебными курсами для изучающих русский язык в Китае на протяжении всего процесса обучения. Рассматриваются жизнь и деятельность Д.С. Лихачёва как формирующие представление о духовно-нравственной сути и духовной мощи русской интеллигентности, которая черпается из любви к России.
The article touches upon the linguoculturological aspect of the study of continuity in the Russian cultural tradition in the course of teaching Russian as a foreign language in China. The test results reflect the communicative competence of students and the level of interdisciplinary knowledge, which means that representatives of the modern Russian elite are often associatively equated with the Russian intelligentsia. The concepts of Russian intelligence and elitism do not fit into dictionary definitions, and due to certain stereotypes about the great cultural heritage of Russia, sometimes they are not mistakenly separated. The boundaries of the ethical concept of intelligence are correlated by different training courses for learners of the Russian language in China throughout the entire learning process. Therefore, the life and work of D.S. Likhachev forms an idea of the spiritual and moral essence of the Russian intelligentsia and the intellectual power of the intelligentsia, which is drawn from love for Russia.
PREDICATIVE IN THE RUSSIAN LANGUAGE OF THE XIX CENTURY
Authors: Топорков П.Е. 
Published: October 2022

Представлен обзор основных семантико-грамматических проблем класса предикативов в контексте диахронной динамики русского языка XIX века. Подробно рассмотрены некоторые аспекты функционирования слов на -о в предикативной позиции, вопросы расширения класса предикативов в рассматриваемый период истории языка. Сформирован системный диахронный подход к решению проблемы семантико-грамматического статуса предикатива как класса слов, в том числе в контексте лексикографических и корпусных исследований. Описаны основные закономерности семантико-грамматического дрейфа в рамках данного класса слов в течение XIX века, уточнен лексико-семантический, словообразовательный, морфологический и синтаксический статус предикативных единиц различных структурных типов.
The paper aims at giving an overview of the main semantic and grammatical problems of the predicatives in the context of the diachronic dynamics in the Russian language of the 19th century. Some aspects of predicatives, as well as issues of class expanding in the given period are considered in detail. The paper proposes a systematic diachronic approach which allows to solve the problem of predicatives as a class of words in Russian, forming the methodology for complex derivational analysis of predicative units from the standpoint of diachronic linguistics. The research is based on lexicographic and corpus data. The paper describes the main patterns of semantic-grammatical drift within the given class of words during the 19th century. The analysis specifies lexico-semantic, word-formational, morphological and syntactic status of predicative units of various structural types.
PRA GMA-LINGUISTIC PECULARITIES OF METAPHOR FUNCTIONING IN MILITARY-POLITICAL DISCOURSE
Authors: Елизаров А.Б. 
Published: October 2022

Рассматривается прагмалингвистическая специфика функционирования метафоры в военно-политическом дискурсе. Работа выполнена в рамках речедеятельностной парадигмы, предложенной Московской психолингвистической школой, в связи с чем метафора представлена как процесс и результат кодирования информации адресантом наравне с процессом и результатом ее интерпретации реципиентом.
The article is devoted to the consideration of the pragmalinguistic pecularities of the functioning of the metaphor in the military-political discourse. The work was carried out within the framework of the speech-activity paradigm proposed by the Moscow Psycholinguistic School, in connection with which, the metaphor is presented as a process and result of encoding information by the addresser along with the process and result of its interpretation by the recipient.
Laboratory Assays of Density-Dependent Interspecific and Intraspecific Competition between Aphis gossypii and Acyrthosiphon gossypii (Hemiptera: Aphididae)
Authors: Quancheng Zhang , Wenjing Yan , Jungang Wang 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Aphis gossypii Glover and Acyrthosiphon gossypii Mordvilko (Hemiptera: Aphididae) are important pests of cotton (Gossypium hirsutum L.) in Xinjiang, China, that reduce yield and lint quality. We studied competition between the two aphid species in laboratory arenas to better understand population change and competitive advantage between the two and to provide a theoretical basis for the observed population outbreak of aphids in cotton fields. To study intraspecific competition, densities of 5, 10, and 15 aphids per 5-cm-diameter leaf disc were established in individual 6-cm-diameter arenas. Equal numbers of each species were placed on leaf discs in the arenas to establish densities of 3, 5, and 10 aphids of each species per leaf disc to assess interspecific competition. In intraspecific competition assays, the mean generation time (T) and the net reproductive rate (Ro) of both species decreased as aphid density increased, while the intrinsic rate of increase (r) and finite rate of increase (λ) of Acy. gossypii increased as density increased. In interspecific competition assays, population growth of A. gossypii was higher than with Acy. gossypii at the same density, while the mean generation time of A. gossypii was less than with Acy. gossypii. The net reproductive rate, intrinsic rate of increase, and finite rate of increase were higher in A. gossypii than in Acy. gossypii. Density is a key factor affecting competition between A. gossypii and Acy. gossypii. The higher the density, the more intense the interspecific competition, with interspecific competitiveness of A. gossypii stronger than that of Acy. gossypii.
IMAGES OF PALMAS: cultural consumption in profile @descubraotocantins
Authors: Ramos Luciélia de Aquino , Mara Miranda Cynthia 
Published: October 2022

O presente artigo busca analisar o consumo cultural da imagem de Palmas, capital do estado do Tocantins, a partir da divulgação institucional das imagens da cidade publicadas no perfil do Instagram @descubraotocantins gerido pela Agência do Desenvolvimento do Turismo, Cultura e Economia Criativa do Estado do Tocantins. A pesquisa foi realizada a partir da coleta de imagens da capital postadas no perfil. Foi efetuada análise crítica e de conteúdo das imagens com o objetivo de propor reflexões sobre o consumo cultural das imagens. A análise apontou para uma seleção limitada e muitas vezes repetida com alternância de ângulos, selecionadas de forma aleatória de terceiros. Pode-se afirmar que a ausência de produção imagética própria do perfil limita a diversidade que a cidade oferece e que poderiam apresentar potencial turístico.
RECONFIGURAÇÕES DO TRABALHO E DA IDENTIDADE DE JORNALISTAS: reflexões com base em pesquisa no período de pandemia de Covid-19
Authors: Figaro Roseli , Moliani João Augusto , Pachi Filho Fernando Felício , Nonato Cláudia 
Published: October 2022

Este artigo traz uma reflexão acerca do que se delineia como identidade profissional dos jornalistas. A análise parte de uma pesquisa realizada pelo CPCT-ECA/USP em 2021, e cujo corpus é composto por respostas dos profissionais de todos os Estados, que trabalham no jornalismo e em áreas correlatas. A relação das respostas válidas apontou que mais da metade dos respondentes declarou se identificar como jornalista; informação que vem acompanhada, ao longo da pesquisa, pela declaração da função e da atividade que realizam como jornalistas, razão que nos levou a essa reflexão. Para tanto, apresentamos os dados da pesquisa, discutimos o que se entende por identidade profissional, vinculada a valores e, por fim, fazemos algumas ponderações à título de conclusão.
The Nutritional Content of Egg and Blood’s Lipid Profile of Layer Fed by Kepok Banana Meal (Musa paradisiaca L.) as Feed Supplement
Authors: Leke Jein Rinny , Wantasen Erwin , Siahaan Ratna , Sompie Florencia 
Published: October 2022

This study was aimed to evaluate the nutritional of content of egg and the fat profile of layers by feeding of kepok Banana flour (Musa paradisiaca formantypica) as feed supplement. A total of 200 laying 58-week-old hens were used in the study, with 5 treatments and 5 replications, each of which was filled with 8 chickens. The treatments were applied in a completely randomized design, continued with Duncan’s test. The treatments given by kepok banana flour were 0%, 5%, 10%, 15% and 20% substitution of corn flour. This research was conducted for 8 weeks. The parameters measure included egg crude protein (%), egg crude fat (%), egg white crude protein (%), egg yellow fat (%), egg cholesterol (mg/100 g), blood cholesterol (mg/dl), blood LDL cholesterol (mg/dl), and blood HDL cholesterol (mg/dl) of the laying hens. The results showed that the utilization of kepok banana flour up to 20% substitution of yellow corn had a highly significant effect on egg protein content, egg white protein, egg fat content, egg cholesterol content, chicken blood cholesterol, chicken blood HDL, chicken blood LDL and triglycerides of chicken blood. It was concluded that kepok banana flour substitution of up to 20% as a feed source can increase the nutritional content of chicken eggs and the fat profile of laying hens.
COVID-19 Vaccine Uptake and Factors Affecting Hesitancy Among US Nurses, March–June 2021
Authors: Rich-Edwards Janet W. , Rocheleau Carissa M. , Ding Ming , Hankins Jennifer A. , Katuska Laura M. , Kumph Xenia , Steege Andrea L. , Boiano James M. , Lawson Christina C. 
Published: October 2022

Objectives. To characterize COVID-19 vaccine uptake and hesitancy among US nurses. Methods. We surveyed nurses in 3 national cohorts during spring 2021. Participants who indicated that they did not plan to receive or were unsure whether they planned to receive the vaccine were considered vaccine hesitant. Results. Among 32 426 female current and former nurses, 93% had been or planned to be vaccinated. After adjustment for age, race/ethnicity, and occupational variables, vaccine hesitancy was associated with lower education, living in the South, and working in a group care or home health setting. Those who experienced COVID-19 deaths and those reporting personal or household vulnerability to COVID-19 were less likely to be hesitant. Having contracted COVID-19 doubled the risk of vaccine hesitancy (95% confidence interval [CI] = 1.85, 2.53). Reasons for hesitancy that were common among nurses who did not plan to receive the vaccine were religion/ethics, belief that the vaccine was ineffective, and lack of concern about COVID-19; those who were unsure often cited concerns regarding side effects or medical reasons or reported that they had had COVID-19. Conclusions. Vaccine hesitancy was unusual and stemmed from specific concerns. Public Health Implications. Targeted messaging and outreach might reduce vaccine hesitancy. (Am J Public Health. 2022;112(11):1620–1629. https://doi.org/10.2105/AJPH.2022.307050 )