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RETRACTED ARTICLE Fuzzy multicriteria analysis of “Better Cotton” farmers’ adoption and experts’ recommendation on cotton pest and disease management practices
Authors: Jiskani Absar M. , Abro Manzoor A. , Khaskheli M. Ibrahim , Wagan Khadim H. 
Published: November 2022

RETRACTATION
The SJAR Editorial Board, following the Guide to Good Practices of Editorial CSIC and the international recommendations of editorial ethics, due to a conflict of duplicity, has agreed to formally retract the following article: Fuzzy multicriteria analysis of “Better Cotton” farmers’ adoption and experts’ recommendation on cotton pest and disease management practices (2022), by Absar M. Jiskani, Manzoor A. Abro, M. Ibrahim Khaskheli and Khadim H. Wagan. Spanish Journal of Agricultural Research, Volume 20, Issue 4, e1006. https://doi.org/10.5424/sjar/2022204-18953.
The retractation is based on the following: in addition to authorship and funding disputes that we cannot arbitrate, the article was submitted to two journals at the same time: Spanish Journal of Agricultural Research (SJAR) and Academia Journal of Agricultural Research (AJAR). This evidence came to light once the article was published in SJAR.
The article was also published in AJAR 10(3), 042-053, March 2022: Fuzzy multi-critaria analysis of better Cotton farmers' adoption and experts' recommendation on Cotton pest and disease management practices, by Absar Mithal Jiskani, Noor Nabi Bhutto and Abdul Rehman, https://www.academiapublishing.org/journals/ajar/content/2022/Mar.htm, DOI: 10.15413/ajar.2021.0128. Currently there is neither access to the pdf nor there is any information.
Only the author Absar M. Jiskani is common to both articles.
Both journals indicate in their instructions the same. In the case of AJAR (https://www.academiapublishing.org/journals/ajar/policy.htm), “Authors must not submit the same work, in whole or in part, to two places of publication at the same time, or at any time while the manuscript is under review at ACADEMIA PUBLISHING”. In the case of SJAR (https://revistas.inia.es/index.php/sjar/about/submissions): “Submission of a manuscript implies the work described has not been published previously in any language (except in a book of abstracts, in the proceedings of a scientific meeting or as part of a thesis); the work is not under consideration for publication elsewhere, etc. “.
When comparing the submitted version to SJAR to the article published in AJAR (pdf file supplied by the claimant), both articles present more than 80% similarity, with the abstract, tables and figures being identical. This similarity is unacceptable.
De l'espace scénique au mouvement : le symbole du maṇḍala sur la scène contemporaine en Inde au Tamil Nadu
Authors: Boissel-Cormier Nancy 
Published: November 2022

Au Tamil Nadu, le maṇḍala est visible devant chaque porte, sur tous les lieux sacrés, mais aussi dans les œuvres plastiques, le spectacle vivant et les médias, et ses fonctions sont esthétiques, rituelles, religieuses et/ou magiques. À partir des années 80, et dans un pays qui a été colonisé pendant deux siècles, la danse contemporaine entre en résistance esthétique contre les nouveaux codes du bharata-nāṭyam tout en défiant l’influence de l’Ouest. Les chorégraphes, dont le questionnement est à la fois politique et esthétique, puisent dans la mythologie indienne et les symboles pour affirmer leurs racines. Elles transportent les symboles sur la scène, initiant ainsi une corrélation entre cette « reconquête » identitaire postcoloniale à une reconversion du sacré. Dans cet article, des études de cas précises mettent en évidence les différentes formes sous lesquelles le symbole du maṇḍala apparaît sur la scène contemporaine de Chennai : qu'il soit visible sur le proscenium ou un dessin éphémère que le parcours des danseurs trace sur le sol. Il peut également être incarné par des postures et/ou une séquence de mouvements. Les sources proviennent en partie d'une étude ethnologique de terrain menée au Tamil Nadu de 2010 à 2016.
Où exposer des mandalas à l’ère contemporaine ?
Authors: Mercier Apolline 
Published: November 2022

Représenter la figure du mandala à l'ère contemporaine interroge sa pérennité. En effet, les mandalas perdurent, plastiquement, de manière paradoxale ; ils sont en effet initialement voués à la destruction. Aussi, nous interrogerons les espaces contemporains au sein desquels le mandala a été mis à l'honneur, et tenterons de comprendre en quoi il y a trouvé ou non une place légitime. Tout d'abord, les expositions dans les espaces muséaux ont permis la visibilité du mandala dans l'espace artistique contemporain. Comment comprendre alors l'essence du mandala dans un lieu ignorant son rituel initiatique ? Puis, nous verrons la recherche de recréation d'un espace propre à la sacralité du mandala, qui permet au visiteur une tout autre approche, elle-même tentative de légitimation d'exposition de mandalas.
Matière, esprit et mémoire. Une anthropologie du vivant au prisme des pierres
Authors: Melay Alexandre 
Published: November 2022

L’article analyse la matière dans la culture japonaise en se concentrant sur le statut particulier qu’elle confère aux pierres, tant pour leur participation à une conception visuelle que pour leur fonction métaphorique, spirituelle et phénoménologique. Au Japon, les pierres permettent d’interroger la présence et l’absence de la matière : dans les jardins zen où elles y sont placées pour être contemplées, dans l’art minimaliste du mouvement artistique Mono‑ha des années 70, où certains artistes comme Suga Kishio et Lee U-Fan les utilisent brutes telles des ready-mades re-sensibilisés, en les collectant et les mettant en scène, jusque dans les vidéos contemporaines de Shitamichi Motoyuki qui les soumet à des expérimentations scientifiques. Ces différentes relations avec la pierre dans l’art montrent que cette matière est vivante, symbole d’une mémoire empreinte d’énergie ; une philosophie de la matière qui trouve résonance notamment dans les théories développées par le courant philosophique des nouveaux matérialismes.
A Contemporary Contextualization of Security Under Article XXI of the GATT
Authors: S. Miglani Anhad 
Published: November 2022

States’ perceived sovereign interests are often not aligned with international legal standards, especially in relation to national security. The Article XXI security exception qualifies the collective interests of the international community which the non-discrimination requirements of the General Agreement on Tariffs and Trade (GATT) regime aspires for. While its justiciability and self-judging nature have long been discussed and debated upon, the provision must be understood in light of the ever-evolving conceptions of security itself, including challenges posed by climate change, public health emergencies and cyber warfare. Despite being noticed at the drafting stage, Article XXI does not contain a mechanism akin to the chapeau of Article XX against which the need for states to act against such non-conventional threats may be balanced with free trade interests. In view of the underlying subjectivity arising from both, judicial discretion and states’ conceptions, this article so contextualizes the security exception, including by tracing its historical underpinnings. It considers the application of the good faith requirement and significantly, examines whether security interests can objectively be determined.
National security, WTO, treaty interpretation, Article XXI, non-discrimination, trade law, GATT
Inovasi Teknologi Pengujian Aerodinamika dan Aeroelastika untuk Rancang Bangun Jembatan Bentang Panjang
Authors: Fariduzzaman  
Published: November 2022

Analisis aerodinamika dan aeroelastika rancangan jembatan bentang panjang adalah suatu keharusan untuk dilakukan perancang dan pengembang jembatan sebelum konstruksi. Uji terowongan angin adalah salah satu metoda analysis eksperimental yang sangat penting, mengingat kemampuan analysis komputasional yang masih terbatas. Penulis telah melakukan beberapa uji terowongan angin untuk jembatan bentang panjang, serta melakukan inovasi metoda pengujian di fasilitas terowongan angin terbesar di Indonesia, ILST. Manuskrip ini akan menjelaskan aspek-aspek penting dalam inovasi metoda pengujian tersebut.
Pathogenesis of Sepsis
Authors: Anggraini Debie , Hasni Dita , Amelia Rinita 
Published: November 2022

Sepsis is a clinical condition caused by the body's immune response to infection and manifests as SIRS. Systemic inflammatory response syndrome is a state of systemic inflammatory response characterized by two or more of the following conditions. Etiology Sepsis can be caused by various microorganisms and the most etiology of sepsis is bacterial. Gram-negative bacteria cause sepsis about 60% - 70% in developing countries, but in the United States the causes of infection by Gram-positive bacteria begin to increase. This may be due to the large number of uses of invasive procedures, increased hospital acquired pneumonia (HAP) and antibiotic resistance. The body also has anti-inflammatory mechanisms including increased levels of anti-inflammatory cytokines and glucocorticoid hormones. The hormone inhibits the synthesis of cytokines by monocytes and decreases the ability of neutrophils to attach to the vascular endothelium. The inflammatory process in sepsis is not controlled leading to the occurrence of excessive discharge of inflammatory mediators over a long time and goes beyond the anti-inflammatory mechanisms of the body. This leads to various organ dysfunctions including cardiovascular, liver, pulmonary and renal dysfunctions
Point-of-Care Ultrasound Diagnosis of Tetralogy of Fallot Causing Cyanosis: A Case Report
Authors: Addepalli Aravind , Guillen Marco , Dreyfuss Andrea , Mantuani Daniel , Nagdev Arun , Martin David 
Published: November 2022

Introduction: Tetralogy of Fallot (TOF) is a congenital heart defect with characteristic features leading to unique physical exam and ultrasound findings. In settings where there is limited prenatal screening, TOF can present with cyanosis at any time from the neonatal period to adulthood depending on the degree of obstruction of the right ventricular outflow tract.

Case Report: This case describes a pediatric patient who presented with undifferentiated dyspnea and cyanosis, for whom point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) supported the diagnosis of TOF. We highlight the important role POCUS can play in a setting with limited access to formal echocardiography or consultative pediatric cardiology services.

Conclusion: This report highlights the utility of POCUS as an inflection point in the diagnostic and management pathway of this patient, which is particularly important when working in a limited-resource or rural setting.
Effect of Different Nano-NPK Fertilizers on Vegetative Growth Parameter and Soil Microbial Activity of Fig Crop under Different Irrigation Regims
Authors: Mustafa N. S. A. , Shaarawy H. H. , El-Dahshouri M. F. , El-Saady A. M. , Mahfouze Sherin A. , Matter Ibrahim A. , Zhang Lixin , El-berry I. M. 
Published: November 2022

World face several challenges the most decisive climatic changes , freshwater poverty and poor usage efficiency for natural resources (soil & water) particularly in developing countries.
Applying Nanotechnology may represent a smart mechanism toward sustainable agricultural. Much efforts have been exerted to utilizing nano-technology and producing agro-chemicals in nano-form i.e, nano-fertilizers and nano-pesticides.
Current work that carried out in greenhouse belong pomology department , National Research Centre, Cairo, Egypt during 2020/2021, aims to assessing impact of nano-fertilizers on growth performance and soil microbial activity under different drought stress levels. NPK-nano-fetrilizer was applied on uniform one-year old fig seedlings, as foliar application at two levels (200 and 400ppm) compared with traditional NPK fertilizer, under three levels of water regimes (once, twice and three times irrigation weekly. Obtained results indicated that under drought stress nano-fertilizers enhanced fig seedlings growth performance and nutrient content. Moreover, nano-fertilizer raised antioxidant enzyme activity that work on scavenging active oxygen species and thereby reinforce drought stress tolerance in plants. Besides, nano-fertilizer had a positive impact on soil microbial under low soil moisture. This study came in chain of studies which proved the efficiency of nano-fertilizer under drought stress with no negative impact on environments under this study conditions. This study concluded that nano-fertilizer has a bright future particularly under challenges that face the world (climatic changes, poverty of water resources, soil degradation and global food famine risk with fast growing of population) toward sustainable agriculture with low risk on environment.
Medical workforce in the United States
Authors: Bluth Edward I. , Frush Donald P. , Oates M. Elizabeth , LaBerge Jeanne , Pan Hubert Y. , Newhauser Wayne D. , Rosenthal Seth A. 
Published: November 2022

AbstractThis section focuses on the professional workforce comprised of the primary medical specialties that utilize ionizing radiation in their practices. Those discussed include the specialties of radiology and radiation oncology, as well as the subspecialties of radiology, namely diagnostic radiology, interventional radiology, nuclear radiology, and nuclear medicine. These professionals provide essential health care services, for example, the interpretation of imaging studies, the provision of interventional procedures, radionuclide therapeutic treatments, and radiation therapy. In addition, they may be called on to function as part of a radiologic emergency response team to care for potentially exposed persons following radiation events, for example, detonation of a nuclear weapon, nuclear power plant accidents, and transportation incidents. For these reasons, maintenance of an adequate workforce in each of these professions is essential to meeting the nation's future needs. Currently, there is a shortage for all physicians in the medical radiology workforce.
Physical Cue‐Based Strategies on Peripheral Nerve Regeneration
Authors: Wei Zhidong , Jin Fei , Li Tong , Qian Lili , Zheng Weiying , Wang Ting , Feng Zhang‐Qi 
Published: November 2022

AbstractPeripheral nerve injury (PNI) remains an intractable challenge in regenerative medicine. Recently, physical cue‐based strategies (e.g., electrical neurostimulation, acoustic radiation, electromagnetic bioregulation, as well as directional fiber guiding, etc.) have drawn increasing attention not only as a stimulator for cell functions modulation and fate determination, but also as a morphology‐index for modulating cell phenotype, proliferation, and differentiation, especially for nerve cells. More importantly, the advanced percutaneous power transmission technology, self‐power nanotechnology that leverages piezoelectrical/triboelectricity materials, and focused ultrasound and pulsed electromagnetic field technology exhibit the appealing practice potential for achieving low‐invasive, wireless, and battery‐free neuromodulation. In this review, recent advances of physical cue‐based strategies including electrical, acoustic, magnetic, and morphology for PNI are systematically overviewed, and the open challenges for realizing scalable clinical/commercial transformation and future perspectives of these strategies for PNI are concluded.
Synthetic Monosaccharide Channels: Size‐Selective Transmembrane Transport of Glucose and Fructose Mediated by Porphyrin Boxes
Authors: Lee Hong‐Guen , Dhamija Avinash , Das Chandan K. , Park Kyeng Min , Chang Young‐Tae , Schäfer Lars V. , Kim Kimoon 
Published: November 2022

AbstractHere we report synthetic monosaccharide channels built with shape‐persistent organic cages, porphyrin boxes (PBs), that allow facile transmembrane transport of glucose and fructose through their windows.PBs show a much higher transport rate for glucose and fructose over disaccharides such as sucrose, as evidenced by intravesicular enzyme assays and molecular dynamics simulations. The transport rate can be modulated by changing the length of the alkyl chains decorating the cage windows. Insertion of a linear pillar ligand into the cavity ofPBs blocks the monosaccharide transport. In vitro cell experiment shows thatPBs transport glucose across the living‐cell membrane and enhance cell viability when the natural glucose transporter GLUT1 is blocked. Time‐dependent live‐cell imaging and MTT assays confirm the cyto‐compatibility ofPBs. The monosaccharide‐selective transport ability ofPBs is reminiscent of natural glucose transporters (GLUTs), which are crucial for numerous biological functions.
Hydrodynamics and film formation characteristics in a horizontal self‐cleaning twin‐shaft kneader for polymer devolatilization
Authors: An Shu , Liao Zuwei , Hong Xiaodong , Huang Zhengliang , Yang Yao , Sun Jingyuan , Wang Jingdai , Yang Yongrong 
Published: November 2022

AbstractA deep understanding of hydrodynamics and film formation characteristics is a prerequisite for the design of twin‐shaft kneaders. In this work, the hydrodynamics and film formation characteristics of a self‐cleaning twin‐shaft kneader are investigated using computational fluid dynamics method. Because of the intermeshing interaction and scratching action of the kneader rods, both bounded films and free films coexist in the kneader. Since both shafts rotate clockwise, more liquid is accumulated in the left cylinder. The liquid level of the left cylinder is higher which reduces the film formation rate of the left zone. The film formation rate in the right zone is 1.3–1.8 times that of the left zone and overlapping zone. The differences between the left and right cylinders would cause inconsistent devolatilization performances. To reduce the negative effects of asymmetric level, a static kneading rod is used to reduce the liquid level of the left zone and increase the film formation rate by 15%. We notice that adding a static kneading rod reduces the power consumption by 10%–30% compared with increasing the rotating speed to the same film formation rate. It could be an efficient method for polymer devolatilization.
Risk factors for complications and implant loss after prepectoral implant-based immediate breast reconstruction: medium-term outcomes in a prospective cohort
Authors: Dave R V , Vucicevic A , Barrett E , Highton L , Johnson R , Kirwan C C , Harvey J R , Murphy J 
Published: November 2022

Abstract

Background
Prepectoral implant-based breast reconstruction with acellular dermal matrix has become an increasingly popular option for selected patients. There are no randomized data to demonstrate short- or long-term outcomes. Cohort studies to date have demonstrated safety, but risk factors for complications are unknown.

Methods
A prospective cohort study of all patients undergoing prepectoral implant-based breast reconstruction between 2013 and 2019. Clinical factors and those related to reconstruction were analysed in relation to complications and implant loss using univariable and multivariable logistic regression.

Results
A total of 469 reconstructions were undertaken in 289 women; the majority of reconstructions were performed using a one-stage direct-to-implant technique with acellular dermal matrix. Median follow-up was 21 (range 2–71) months. Minor complications were seen after 11·2 per cent of reconstructions, major complications after 5·9 per cent, and the rate of implant loss by 3 months was 3·1 per cent. In the final multivariable model, sentinel node biopsy (odds ratio (OR) 5·06, 95 per cent c.i. 2·00 to 12·80), axillary clearance (OR 6·67, 1·17 to 37·94) and adjuvant radiotherapy (OR 7·11, 1·60 to 31·61) were independent risk factors for development of a major complication, and sentinel node biopsy (OR 4·32, 1·23 to 15·22) for implant loss.

Conclusion
Prepectoral implant-based breast reconstruction has acceptable medium-term results but careful patient selection is advised.
A redox‐reactive delivery system via neural stem cell nanoencapsulation enhances white matter regeneration in intracerebral hemorrhage mice
Authors: Lei Xuejiao , Hu Quan , Ge Hongfei , Zhang Xuyang , Ru Xufang , Chen Yujie , Hu Rong , Feng Hua , Deng Jun , Huang Yan , Li Wenyan 
Published: November 2022

AbstractIntracerebral hemorrhage (ICH) poses a great threat to human health because of its high mortality and morbidity. Neural stem cell (NSC) transplantation is promising for treating white matter injury following ICH to promote functional recovery. However, reactive oxygen species (ROS)‐induced NSC apoptosis and uncontrolled differentiation hindered the effectiveness of the therapy. Herein, we developed a single‐cell nanogel system by layer‐by‐layer (LbL) hydrogen bonding of gelatin and tannic acid (TA), which was modified with a boronic ester‐based compound linking triiodothyronine (T3). In vitro, NSCs in nanogel were protected from ROS‐induced apoptosis, with apoptotic signaling pathways downregulated. This process of ROS elimination by material shell synergistically triggered T3 release to induce NSC differentiation into oligodendrocytes. Furthermore, in animal studies, ICH mice receiving nanogels performed better in behavioral evaluation, neurological scaling, and open field tests. These animals exhibited enhanced differentiation of NSCs into oligodendrocytes and promoted white matter tract regeneration on Day 21 through activation of the αvβ3/PI3K/THRA pathway. Consequently, transplantation of LbL(T3) nanogels largely resolved two obstacles in NSC therapy synergistically: low survival and uncontrolled differentiation, enhancing white matter regeneration and behavioral performance of ICH mice. As expected, nanoencapsulation with synergistic effects would efficiently provide hosts with various biological benefits and minimize the difficulty in material fabrication, inspiring next‐generation material design for tackling complicated pathological conditions.
Development of an LC/MS/MS Method for Simultaneous Detection of 11 Polyphenols in Rat Plasma and Its Pharmacokinetic Application after Oral Administration of Coreopsis tinctoria Extract
Authors: Han Haixia , Ma Rui , Xie Aidi , Gao Juanjuan , Wang Zhen , Zhao Yi , Pang Huanming , Zhang Wei 
Published: November 2022

AbstractEleven polyphenols, classified as flavonoid glycosides, flavonoid aglycones, and phenolic acids, are important bioactive components in the capitula of Coreopsis tinctoria (CCT). Nevertheless, their full pharmacokinetic profiles have not been demonstrated simultaneously. Therefore, a liquid chromatography – tandem mass spectrometry (LC/MS/MS) method was developed in the present work and used it to study the pharmacokinetics of these 11 compounds. We performed LC/MS/MS with a gradient mobile phase composed of water containing 0.1 % formic acid and acetonitrile containing 0.1 % formic acid on a Proshell 120 SB C18 column (2.1 mm×100 mm, 2.7 μm). We achieved a good chromatographic peak shape, resolution, and mass signal response, and multiple reaction monitoring facilitated the simultaneous detection of 11 analytes. In addition, we validated the selectivity, correlation coefficient, precision, extraction recovery, matrix effects, and stability of the LC/MS/MS method to be acceptable for 11 analytes in rat plasma. Subsequently, rats were orally administered with 50 % ethanol eluent of CCT (ECCT). Nine of 11 polyphenols were absorbed quickly (except for QCD and TCA), and their plasma levels peaked within 40 min. The exposure and Cmax values of flavonoid glycosides and phenolic acids were lower than those of flavonoid aglycones. This is the first report to demonstrate the pharmacokinetics of 11 polyphenols in ECCT, which may play an important role in future studies of the bioactive components of ECCT and their bioactive mechanisms.