bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
Solitary, in the night, it goes: summary of records and range expansion of the common genet in Italy
Authors: Mazza Giuseppe , Mori Emiliano 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
The common genet Genetta genetta is a small carnivoran mammal with a wide distribution range covering most of Africa. This species has been introduced to the Iberian Peninsula over 1000 years ago, and then it has spread throughout most of France, reaching Switzerland and North-Western Italy. In this note, we summarised the distribution of the common genet, in Italy, by reviewing grey/scientific literature and records available on online citizen-science platforms. We collected a total of 39 confirmed records, mainly from latrines and killed individuals, which showed that the species, present almost during all the year, has increased its range since the previous summary of 2008.
The Impact of Financial Development and Institutional Quality on Environmental Conditions: Evidence from the MENA Region
Authors: Awdeh Ali 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
The literature on the association between financial development and environment quality covers many dimensions. Nonetheless, the role of governance and institutional quality in this relationship has been highlighted moderately. Consequently, this research aims at extending the existing literature on the impact of financial development on CO2 emission, by integrating the role of institutional quality in the financial development-carbon emission nexus. By adopting a panel dataset of 20 MENA countries between 2002 and 2018 and using dynamic GMM models, the study examines firstly the impact of institutional quality on carbon emissions and revealed the important role of government effectiveness and quality of regulation in preserving environment quality. Furthermore, the paper tests how the combination of financial development and institutional quality can change the dynamic of their separate control ability on pollution. The results show indeed that their impact on CO2 emissions is amplified and changes from non-Granger cause type to Granger cause type.
TÜRK VE ALMAN MEDENİ USUL HUKUKUNA GÖRE DAVALARIN YIĞILMASI DURUMUNDA KANUN YOLU PARASAL SINIRI
Authors: DURAN Osman 
Published: October 2022

Türk ve Alman hukuklarında, davacının aynı davalıdan birden fazla alacağını aynı dava dilekçesiyle birleştirerek talep edebileceği kabul edilmektedir (HMK m. 110, dZPO 260). HMK ve dZPO, kanun yoluna başvurulabilecek kararları hem istinaf hem de temyiz dereceleri için ayrı ayrı düzenlemiştir (HMK m. 341, 361, 362; dZPO m. 511, 542, 543, 544). Yani kanunlar her türlü kararların kanun yoluna taşınmasına izin vermek istememişlerdir. Miktar ve değere tabi malvarlığına ilişkin davalarda da kanunlar parasal sınırlar koymuşlardır.
Alman hukukunda davaların yığılması durumunda, kanun yolu parasal sınırının nasıl belirlenmesi gerektiği konusunda görüş birliği vardır. Buna göre, davaların yığılması durumunda yığılan taleplerin tümünün toplamı esas alınacaktır.
Ancak Türk hukukunda görüş birliği mevcut değildir. Hem dokt-rin hem de yargı kararlarında görüş ayrılığı mevcuttur. Çalışmamızda bu konudaki doktrin ve yargı kararlarına değinilerek bir sonuca ulaşıl-maya çalışılmıştır. Ayrıca davaların ayrılmasıyla bağlantısı ele alınarak, ayırma kararının kanun yolu parasal sınırına etkisine değinilmeye çalışılmıştır.
Who are the cattails?
Authors: Patterson Samantha Kaitlyn 
Published: October 2022

This narrative illustrates my evolving ontological and epistemological relations with food systems on Algonquin territory as an Algonquin woman and a registered dietitian. As dietitians, we study the function of food within our human bodies, but do not think about the who behind our more-than-human food sources. Who are the living, diverse beings whom we consume (plants and animals included)? How do we take care of one another? Colonial and capitalist ways of relating to food have led us to objectify and devalue the beings we consume; can we embody relational and reciprocal ways of being to heal our damaged food systems? This narratives explores these questions using two stories and reflective work based on my own experiences on a medicine walk and spending time by the water.
Application of space syntax in the renewal of industrial area design
Authors: Zixin Liang , Várady Géza , Zagorácz Márk Balázs 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Based on the theory of space syntax, this study quantitatively analyzes the landscape space of Baosteel Zhanjiang Steel Co. Ltd., which is constrained by epidemic preventive measures and steel plant safety production requirements in the post-epidemic age. Space syntax has the benefits of decreasing research expenses, boosting analytical efficiency, assessing space use efficiency, minimizing environmental interference, and addressing epidemic prevention demands.
1 Cor 1, 1-3: los ministros en la comunidad de Corinto. Análisis filológico y traducción del protocolo de la Primera Carta a los Corintios
Authors: Guerra Manuel 
Published: October 2022

I. INTRODUCCIÓN
1. El esquema epistolar en la antigüedad y en nuestros días
2. El Protocolo de las cartas de la antigüedad greco-romana
3. Polisemia de las palabras

II. LOS REMITENTES DE LA CARTA. Estudio del término 'A5EAqóc

III. LOS DESTINATARIOS DE LA 1 CORINTIOS
1. El texto original y las traducciones
2. E¡¡iKaAouevoic:
a) Estudios del término
b) Indole permanente de la función de los epicalúmenos
3. Tónoç:
a) Estudio del término
b) Significado ministerial de "tópos" = "puesto, cargo"
4. Aútwv (TE) Kaì nuwv:
a) Estudio de la expresión
b) Cambio de la puntuación tradicional
c) Unico modo de evitar la tautología
5. Traducción acertada:
a) El texto de la traducción
b) Confirmación de esta traducción mediante su confrontación con el protocolo de la carta a los Filipenses
6. La primitiva comunidad cristiana en Corinto, ¿modelo de comunidad carismática?

IV. EL SALUDO A LOS CORINTIOS

V. CONCLUSIONES. Texto de la traducción del protocolo
ANÁLISIS DE LAS DINÁMICAS DEL MERCADO INMOBILIARIO REGIONAL EN EL NORTE GRANDE ARGENTINO
Authors: Braticevic Sergio 
Published: October 2022

En este trabajo, el autor muestra diversos resultados de investigación sobre la evolución de los precios de la tierra para la región del Norte Grande de la República Argentina. Así, se presentan diferentes series con el objetivo de exhibir los incrementos de los valores inmobiliarios (en dólares) entre los años 2011 y 2018. Durante este lapso, sucedieron distintos hechos en materia económica que merecen ser destacados: control cambiario, como resultado de ello la emergencia del mercado paralelo de la cotización del dólar, una fuerte devaluación del peso y la consecuente alteración general de los precios producto de la propia situación inflacionaria.
Además de las cuestiones mencionadas, debe marcarse la condición que ofrece el mercado inmobiliario como “reserva de valor” en un contexto altamente inflacionario. Asimismo, los espacios de fronteras agropecuarias o de desarrollo turístico reciente comienzan tomar formas novedosas dentro de un proceso de valorización de la tierra a mayor escala. En este sentido, se intenta interpelar el fenómeno de manera multiescalar a partir de la expansión de lo que se denomina como “nuevas fronteras inmobiliarias”.
Association between oral health knowledge attitude and practices of government primary school teachers
Authors: Mishra Sandeep , Prashant Mishra  
Published: October 2022

Oral health is an integral part of general health and imparting oral health education at younger age can prevent common oral diseases in later age. The school-going age is the most influential period of a child’s life and it is this period during which the children develop skills, beliefs and attitudes which they practice throughout their lives. Teachers play a vital role in shaping the behavior and overall comprehensive development of school children.10 Therefore, engagement of teachers in health promotion programmes can hypothetically lead to improvement of health in children. A Web Based Questionnaire Study was conducted among Teachers in Government Primary Schools in Indore district. A total of 1404 teachers from 615 government primary school out of which 1200 teachers were willing to participate in the study were included. Permission and informed consent was obtained prior to study. The data on oral health knowledge, attitude, practice and their oral health related quality of life of teachers will be collected through online questionnaire using pretested proforma. Questions included in the questionnaire were taken from previously published studies. Majority of the participants in the present study were in the age group of 40-50 years with a total of 555(46.3%). Among gender males (56.5%) are more than females (43.5%). For the qualification variable most of them are post graduate in qualification (38.9%). Greater proportion of the school teachers were teaching Hindi subject (46.8%), had 10-20 years’ experience in teaching (44.5%). Among the region most of them are from rural region with 71.3% Majority of the participants reported positive attitude towards exclusion of unhealthy foods from school premises (98.1%), inclusion of oral health topics in the school curriculum (98.8%), teachers being an oral health educator (83.8%) and role model for the children (98.8%) and the importance of oral health for overall health (95.3%). The present study was conducted with the aim to evaluate the oral health knowledge, attitude and practices of Government Primary School Teachers and to determine the association among these factors with oral health related quality of life.
Producción radiofónica y procesos educativos para personas con discapacidad: El caso de “Un Ecuador Incluyente”
Authors: Cruz López Kevin Paul , Diaz Kovalenko Igor Ernesto 
Published: October 2022

La comunicación para el desarrollo y las producciones radiofónicas han ayudado a promover procesos de inclusión social para personas con discapacidad. En ese sentido, se evaluó la producción de la radiorevista “Un Ecuador Incluyente”, producto radiofónico que aborda en sus contenidos varias temáticas relacionadas al ámbito de la discapacidad. También es importante verificar si este producto ayuda a educar o sensibilizar a la ciudadanía en temas de discapacidad. Se implementó una metodología mixta que responda a la rigurosidad de la investigación, tomando como instrumento la entrevista en la parte cualitativa y el cuestionario para el apartado cuantitativo. La muestra se centró en distintos sectores, para lo cual, se seleccionó a la productora de la radiorevista “Un Ecuador Incluyente” como la fuente primaria de información. Los datos que brindó la roductora fueron contrastados a través del criterio de tres expertos en radio a los cuales se les presentará un programa para que puedan emitir su juicio. Asimismo, se tomará en cuenta a un rango de 10 a 15 personas con algún tipo de discapacidad que conozcan acerca del programa, y a su vez, el mismo rango de personas sin discapacidad que también sepan sobre la adiorevista “Un Ecuador Incluyente”. Toda la información recolectada a lo largo de la investigación permitió evidenciar que elproducto radiofónico analizado en el presente estudio aporta a generar procesos de inclusión social para personas con discapacidad a través de sus contenidos informativos y educativos, sin embargo, también se ha demostrado que más de la mitad de personas que conocen acerca de la radiorevista no escuchan este producto. En última instancia, se planteó una estrategia educomunicativa que permita a la producción radiofónica tener un mayor alcance en la sociedad, tanto para las personas con discapacidad como para la ciudadanía en general.
Methodology of application of case technology in the process of teaching mathematics
Authors: Abdualiyeva Rima , Seitova Sabyrkul , Tasbolatova Ryskul , Smagulova Laura 
Published: October 2022

The application of the capabilities of information technology in the process of teaching mathematics by computer technology teachers has brought with it many advantages. The use of technology in schools is effective in terms of improving students' cognitive skills. When we look at the areas of use of new pedagogical technologies, they provide innovative learning with different educational materials in many teaching areas, especially mathematics education. Observations show that in most cases, the teacher works alone during the lesson, and the students remain observers. For teachers, it is desirable to improve the effectiveness of the use of technology in mathematics lessons, its structure and content and to determine the effectiveness of ‘Information Technologies in Mathematics Education’. This case study aims to investigate the impact of the integration of information and communication technology applications on mathematics education. Within the scope of this general purpose, semi-structured interview questions prepared by the researchers were asked. A qualitative method was used in the research. The opinions of 32 mathematics teachers who use technology in their high school courses were consulted. As a result of the research, it was concluded that technology-supported training is very effective in mathematics. It has been concluded that the use of a numerical field of mathematics and technology-supported applications is effective in developing skills in students. In the same way, it has emerged that mathematics teachers need in-service training about technology-supported trainings.

Keywords: Mathematics, case study, technology, education, teaching, mathematics teaching, innovative;
Comparative characterisation of forest litter on sod-podzolic soils of Forest Experimental Dacha in RSAU–MAA named after K.A. Timiryazev
Authors: Mamontov V. G. , Savichev A. T. , Efimov O. E. 
Published: October 2022

Forest litter under linden and pine forests was studied at the Forest Experimental Dacha of the RSAU–MAA named after K.A. Timiryazev. Despite significant differences in physical and chemical parameters between the litter formed under the conditions of different forest communities, the properties of sod-podzolic soils formed under both vegetation types are quite similar. The litter under linden forest has higher ash content, it is less acidic and contains almost 2 times more exchangeable bases, the content of hydrogen and nitrogen is higher by 0.82 wt% and 0.66 wt%, respectively. The litter of linden and pine forests, according to the atomic ratios H : C, C : N and the degree of oxidation, are equal to 1.82, 30.3, -0.92 and 1.64, 45.7, -0.71, respectively; the litter of linden forests differs from litter of pine forests in the higher content of aliphatic, nitrogen-rich, reduced organic compounds. In the litter of linden forests concentration coefficients of phosphorus and magnesium 1.2 times higher; of carbon, potassium and aluminium – 1.3 times higher; of calcium – 1.4 times higher; of nitrogen – 1.8 times higher, and of silicon – 3 times higher, than in the litter of pine trees. However, the concentration factor of manganese in the pine forest litter is 1.9 times higher compared to the litter of linden. According to the results of UV spectroscopy, water-soluble organic matter of pine forest litter, unlike water-soluble organic matter of linden forest litter, is more enriched by components of aromatic origin. This is evidenced by higher values of SUVA254 and lower values of coefficients E2/E3 and E4/E6.
Consumption of biomass fuels by rural households and estimation of their organic carbon in the Khulna region of Bangladesh
Authors: Biswas Rahul , Sharmin Arifa , Islam Md. Akramul , Ashaduzzaman Md. 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
In this paper an attempt has been made to assess the consumption pattern of biomass fuel and estimation of organic carbon of those biomass fuels from the rural households in the Khulna region of Bangladesh. The consumption pattern of biomass fuel was assessed by Multistage Random Sampling techniques with semi-structured questionnaire. The study revealed that households consume different energy sources of which 97% households used various types of biomass fuel e.g. firewood, leaves, twigs and cow dung etc. Average monthly household biomass fuel consumption was 193 kg and average monthly expenditure is 5.86 (US$). The largest share of biomass fuel derived from firewood, which was amounted 105 kg per month. The major sources of biomass fuel were found in their home gardens and agricultural lands. These biomass fuels are mainly used for domestic cooking in the study area. Ten firewood species were identified as the most preferred for the most households in the study area. The organic carbon from the preferred biomasses was estimated by dry combustion method. Significantly higher organic carbon was found from wood biomass like A. procera and A. richardiana, while the lowest organic carbon was found in C. nucifera. In case of leaves biomass, significantly higher organic carbon was found in A. saman and B. flabellifer and lower from M. indica and Z. mauritiana. Besides wood and leaves biomass, the organic carbon from rice husk, rice straw and cow dung were also estimated, which are also used as low cost fuel in the rural households.
Sepsis in the prehospital environment: how nurses can improve patient outcome
Authors: Reeves Lara , Vicente Veronica , Andersson Emma Hei Rim , Bjerkander Matteus , Djärv Therese , Bohm Katarina , Wahlin Rebecca Rubenson- 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Introduction: Sepsis is one of the most frequent causes of death globally. Treatment of sepsis is time-critical as time to adequate treatment is linked to outcome. Patients spend a significant amount of time with a prehospital emergency nurse (PEN). The study aimed to gain a deep understanding of PENs’ experiences when caring for those with suspected sepsis. Studying the time lapse may lead to improvement in care for septic patients in the future.
Materials and Method: A qualitative research design with inductive content analysis has been used. Semi-structured interviews were analyzed using Elo Kyngäs method of content analysis. Thirteen PENs in Sweden were interviewed.
Findings: The main theme that emerged was “Early identification enabled through clinical experience as well as medical guidelines increases patient safety for those with sepsis”. Three generic categories underpinned the main category: “Multifaceted symptoms involve challenges when identifying the septic patient”; “Clinical experience increases early identification and provision of high-quality care”; and “Continuous education and explicit guidelines enable good care.”
Conclusions: The emergency medical services need to be a knowledge-based organization providing opportunities for ongoing education, feedback and reflection for PENs. Establishing medical guidelines that take PENs’ experiences of into consideration should improve care for patients with suspected sepsis.
Deduction of sudden rainstorm scenarios: Integrating decision makers' emotions, dynamic Bayesian network and DS evidence theory
Authors: Xiaoliang Xie , 田 宇章 , Guo Wei 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Event scenarios serve as the basis for emergency decision-making after sudden disasters, and the accuracy of scenario deduction directly determines the effectiveness of emergency management implementation. On July 20, 2021 an exceptionally heavy rainstorm disaster occurred in Zhengzhou, Henan Province, China causing serious urban waterlogging, river floods, flash floods and landslides, and resulting in major casualties and property losses:14.79 million people affected, 398 people killed or missing (380 people in Zhengzhou) and a direct economic loss of 120.06 billion RMB. In order to investigate the complex evolution process of this disaster, a dynamic Bayesian network, evidence theory and emotion update mechanism are integrated to develop an efficient and effective scenario deduction model, with an emphasis on combining subjective and objective factors. In this model, more attention is given to subjective factors such as decision makers' emotions. The elements of scenario deduction are classified into the situation status, meteorological factor , emergency activities, decision makers' emotions and emergency goals, the coupling relationship between the elements are comprehensively analyzed, and the influence of these elements on the evolution mechanism of the rainstorm disaster is investigated, so as to facilitate targeted emergency management measures for the rescue operations. The empirical results show that the proposed dynamic Bayesian network can effectively simulate the dynamic change process of scenario deduction, the improved Dempster-Shafer (DS) evidence theory can reduce the subjectivity of the model in dealing with the uncertainty of the evolution process, and the emotion update mechanism can adequately quantify and decrease the influence caused by the emotional changes of decision-makers. The model may better replicate actual events, and it may apply to the scenario deduction of other disasters, making an impact on the study of sudden catastrophes.
Ignoring transmission dynamics leads to underestimation of the impact of a novel intervention against mosquito-borne disease
Authors: Cavany Sean , Huber John , Wieler Annaliese , Quan Tran Minh , Alkuzweny Manar , Elliot Margaret , España Guido , Moore Sean Moore , Perkins T. 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
New vector-control technologies to fight mosquito-borne diseases are urgently needed, the adoption of which depends on efficacy estimates from large-scale cluster-randomized trials (CRTs). The release of Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes is one promising strategy to curb dengue virus (DENV) transmission, and a recent CRT reported impressive reductions in dengue incidence following the release of these mosquitoes. Such trials can be affected by multiple sources of bias, however. We used mathematical models of DENV transmission during a CRT of Wolbachia-infected mosquitoes to explore three such biases: human movement, mosquito movement, and coupled transmission dynamics between trial arms. We show that failure to account for each of these biases would lead to underestimated efficacy, and that the majority of this underestimation is due to the bias caused by transmission coupling. We also find that the extent of bias is heightened when the spatial scale of clusters is small, or when the intervention is less efficacious. Taken together, our findings suggest that this intervention could be even more promising than the recent CRT suggested. By emphasizing the importance of accounting for transmission coupling between arms, which requires a mathematical model, our results highlight the key role that such models can play in interpreting and extrapolating the results from trials of vector control interventions.
A Biochemical Assay Provides Better Diagnosis for Active Bacterial Infections
Authors: Okeke Ifeanyichukwu , Ezeobinwa Onyinyechi 
Published: October 2022

Abstract
Bacterial infections are diseases caused by organisms of bacterial origin most of which are deadly affecting both humans and other animals. Detection of these microscopic organisms using currently available techniques in the face of reducing quality of testing reagents is increasingly becoming quite challenging especially in low prevalent settings and low density infections. The absence of a particular detection method devoid of shortcomings and pitfalls of significant order prompted the development of a simple biochemical in vitro diagnostic technique for bacteria detection known as AfiniBact Test. In this study we examined the efficacy of AfiniBact Test in detecting bacteria using culture method as the reference standard for detecting active infections on 263 patients with suspected systemic bacterial infection in Jos, Nigeria. Sensitivity/specificity of AfiniBact Test method was 97.41/70.97% respectively. The analysis showed that biochemical detection of bacterial infection using AfiniBact Test provides greater sensitivity and specificity useful for diagnostic, epidemiological and research purposes.