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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861586
title: Effect of watershed land use on water quality: a case study in Córrego da Olaria Basin, São Paulo State, Brazil

description: Abstract The water quality is related to the hydrologic and limnologic properties of ground and surface water, and significant efforts have been made to monitor water sources to understand the effects of land use changes in agricultural areas, with significant socioeconomic activities. The objective of this study was to evaluate the qualitative aspects of surface water in subbasins related to land use. Samples were analyzed in terms of physical and chemical parameters on monthly discrete water quality sampling in four representative sites at first order subbasin streams, located at the Polo Regional Centro Norte, Pindorama County, State of São Paulo, Brazil. The land use classification was made by visual detection technique in a multispectral satellite data obtained from LandSat8- spectral bands of the OLI sensor. The watershed was classified into major land cover/use classes and overlay maps generated in ArcGIS 10 indicated a significant shift from natural vegetation to agriculture activities. Water quality monitoring was according to the brazilian protocol and the results were submitted to analysis of variance (ANOVA). The values obtained differ significantly at each sampling point - subbasins, reflecting the effects of land use on water quality. Soil conservation management is important to optimize soil use in order to contribute to the control of water pollution and the formulation of a public policy is necessary for the conservation of water and soil resources.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861586.v1
title: Effect of watershed land use on water quality: a case study in Córrego da Olaria Basin, São Paulo State, Brazil

description: Abstract The water quality is related to the hydrologic and limnologic properties of ground and surface water, and significant efforts have been made to monitor water sources to understand the effects of land use changes in agricultural areas, with significant socioeconomic activities. The objective of this study was to evaluate the qualitative aspects of surface water in subbasins related to land use. Samples were analyzed in terms of physical and chemical parameters on monthly discrete water quality sampling in four representative sites at first order subbasin streams, located at the Polo Regional Centro Norte, Pindorama County, State of São Paulo, Brazil. The land use classification was made by visual detection technique in a multispectral satellite data obtained from LandSat8- spectral bands of the OLI sensor. The watershed was classified into major land cover/use classes and overlay maps generated in ArcGIS 10 indicated a significant shift from natural vegetation to agriculture activities. Water quality monitoring was according to the brazilian protocol and the results were submitted to analysis of variance (ANOVA). The values obtained differ significantly at each sampling point - subbasins, reflecting the effects of land use on water quality. Soil conservation management is important to optimize soil use in order to contribute to the control of water pollution and the formulation of a public policy is necessary for the conservation of water and soil resources.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861571
title: WORK MANAGEMENT IN HEALTHCARE: MEANING AND USE OF EXPRESSION IN THE BRAZILIAN HISTORICAL CONTEXT

description: Abstract The expression ‘work management in healthcare’ began to be used in Brazil after the 12a National Conference of Health, replacing ‘human resource’. The aim was analyze the meanings attributed to the use of the term ‘work management in healthcare’ based on the Brazilian historical context. This research developed a scoping review in the Lilacs database, between 1990 and 2010. Among 436 eligible studies, 34 were included. These publications presented numerical growth especially after the 3rd National Conference of Work Management and Education in Healthcare at 2006. The content was synthetized in five main topics: conceptualizing of work management in healthcare, policy formulation, and participation of workers in the work process, labor precarization and new challenges. Despite the consensus about the complexity of the expression, distinct aspects are explored by the authors depending of political, social and economic contexts during the construction of thought. The theoretical discussions should support changes on practices of management and on culture of production modeling, but practical changes are scarce, generating a question that was not completely answered: does work management in healthcare represent a simple terminology exchange or paradigm shift?
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861571.v1
title: WORK MANAGEMENT IN HEALTHCARE: MEANING AND USE OF EXPRESSION IN THE BRAZILIAN HISTORICAL CONTEXT

description: Abstract The expression ‘work management in healthcare’ began to be used in Brazil after the 12a National Conference of Health, replacing ‘human resource’. The aim was analyze the meanings attributed to the use of the term ‘work management in healthcare’ based on the Brazilian historical context. This research developed a scoping review in the Lilacs database, between 1990 and 2010. Among 436 eligible studies, 34 were included. These publications presented numerical growth especially after the 3rd National Conference of Work Management and Education in Healthcare at 2006. The content was synthetized in five main topics: conceptualizing of work management in healthcare, policy formulation, and participation of workers in the work process, labor precarization and new challenges. Despite the consensus about the complexity of the expression, distinct aspects are explored by the authors depending of political, social and economic contexts during the construction of thought. The theoretical discussions should support changes on practices of management and on culture of production modeling, but practical changes are scarce, generating a question that was not completely answered: does work management in healthcare represent a simple terminology exchange or paradigm shift?
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861556
title: Semi-posed hens reared on different bed types

description: SUMMARY In the system of creation in floor the hens are created directly in contact with the floor that can be covered by different types of materials. The aim of this study was to evaluate the thermal environment, behavior, zootechnical indexes and quality of chicken eggs created in two types of flooring, wooden shavings and synthetic grass, were used 120 semi-heavy laying hens, Hysex Brown®, of these, half were created on wooden shaving and half on synthetic grass (Carpet Astro Turf®) distributed in a completely randomized in repeated measures in time in two treatments and two replications of 30 laying hens, during 56 days (two periods of 28 days). Were evaluated temperatures maximum and minimum, dry and wet bulb temperature, black globe temperature, relative humidity, temperature and humidity index and black globe temperature and humidity index; the frequency of natural behavior; the daily egg production per bird, per bird housed, and marketable, viability, feed consumption and feed conversion per dozen and per mass, average egg weight, specific weight and egg shell thickness. Data were analyzed using analysis of variance and means compared by F test at 0.05 probability, except the frequency of natural behavior that was analyzed using the chi square analysis test. The results show that the values of the zootechnical indexes of the layers are consistent with the guide strains recommendations, having no influence from the kind of floor used as bed. Only significant differences were observed in the feed intakeper mass of birds grown under synthetic grass. Thus, it seems that synthetic grass could be an excellent substrate for the bed of semi-heavy laying hens in the egg production phase.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861556.v1
title: Semi-posed hens reared on different bed types

description: SUMMARY In the system of creation in floor the hens are created directly in contact with the floor that can be covered by different types of materials. The aim of this study was to evaluate the thermal environment, behavior, zootechnical indexes and quality of chicken eggs created in two types of flooring, wooden shavings and synthetic grass, were used 120 semi-heavy laying hens, Hysex Brown®, of these, half were created on wooden shaving and half on synthetic grass (Carpet Astro Turf®) distributed in a completely randomized in repeated measures in time in two treatments and two replications of 30 laying hens, during 56 days (two periods of 28 days). Were evaluated temperatures maximum and minimum, dry and wet bulb temperature, black globe temperature, relative humidity, temperature and humidity index and black globe temperature and humidity index; the frequency of natural behavior; the daily egg production per bird, per bird housed, and marketable, viability, feed consumption and feed conversion per dozen and per mass, average egg weight, specific weight and egg shell thickness. Data were analyzed using analysis of variance and means compared by F test at 0.05 probability, except the frequency of natural behavior that was analyzed using the chi square analysis test. The results show that the values of the zootechnical indexes of the layers are consistent with the guide strains recommendations, having no influence from the kind of floor used as bed. Only significant differences were observed in the feed intakeper mass of birds grown under synthetic grass. Thus, it seems that synthetic grass could be an excellent substrate for the bed of semi-heavy laying hens in the egg production phase.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861544
title: Evidences of imprecision in Brazilian housing policies: the case of São Paulo

description: Abstract New instruments and goals have been recently, and especially after 2002, added to the national housing policy. They have focused on social inclusion and equality by proposing the guarantee of access to housing for the economically less favored classes of the population. In this sense, the present study aimed to investigate the accuracy of the “My House, My Life” Program (MHMLP), in order to elucidate whether the subsidies have in fact benefited the population that is most deprived of physical and financial means to obtain housing. Recent bibliography indicates the contrary. It is assumed, therefore, that the relation between the target public and benefited public diverges from the expected. To this end, data from the National Housing Secretariat (NHS) and the Federal Savings Bank (FSB) were used to provide a detailed explanation of the municipal housing deficit and the projects aimed at solving it according to income and location. In turn, the data include projects that were approved – but not necessarily executed –until 2013 in the state of São Paulo. These are used as territorial cutting because they present the most significant absolute values of the Union´s housing deficit. It is, therefore, evident that the Brazilian housing policy is territorially extensive and correlated with the existence of deficit. The reproduction of inequalities in the access to housing by means of income criteria persists.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861544.v1
title: Evidences of imprecision in Brazilian housing policies: the case of São Paulo

description: Abstract New instruments and goals have been recently, and especially after 2002, added to the national housing policy. They have focused on social inclusion and equality by proposing the guarantee of access to housing for the economically less favored classes of the population. In this sense, the present study aimed to investigate the accuracy of the “My House, My Life” Program (MHMLP), in order to elucidate whether the subsidies have in fact benefited the population that is most deprived of physical and financial means to obtain housing. Recent bibliography indicates the contrary. It is assumed, therefore, that the relation between the target public and benefited public diverges from the expected. To this end, data from the National Housing Secretariat (NHS) and the Federal Savings Bank (FSB) were used to provide a detailed explanation of the municipal housing deficit and the projects aimed at solving it according to income and location. In turn, the data include projects that were approved – but not necessarily executed –until 2013 in the state of São Paulo. These are used as territorial cutting because they present the most significant absolute values of the Union´s housing deficit. It is, therefore, evident that the Brazilian housing policy is territorially extensive and correlated with the existence of deficit. The reproduction of inequalities in the access to housing by means of income criteria persists.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861541
title: Potential of natural repellents methylanthranilate and anthraquinone applied on maize seeds and seedlings against house sparrow (Passer domesticus) in captivity

description: Abstract Various bird pests caused severe economic losses to valuable crops and fruit orchards all over the world. Among the birds, house sparrow is also considered to cause heavy plunder, not only to seeds of crops but also seedlings especially in organic farming. In present study two bird repellents, methylanthranilate and anthraquinone tested against house sparrows on maize seeds and seedlings in aviary conditions. Trial group in aviary-I, the treated maize seeds and seedlings with different doses of both bird repellents, control group in aviary-II, untreated seeds and seedlings were provided for three hours in the early morning. In each aviary, two closed circuit cameras were also installed to monitor the behavioral responses against different concentrations of both chemical repellents. Statistical analysis showed that there existed highly significant (P&lt;0.01) variations among the trial and control groups for seeds and seedlings. By comparing both repellents, significant (P&lt;0.05) differences were detected and anthraquinone showed better efficacy when compared to methylanthranilate, but in maize seedlings both repellents equal repellent properties. Non-significant (P&gt;0.05) differences were observed in different grading of both natural chemical repellents for maize seeds while significant (P&lt;0.05) variations were noticed for maize seedlings when provided to sparrows. By videotaped behavior sparrows presented manifest head juddering and feather upsetting activities by consumption of treated seeds and seedlings with higher concentrations of both natural bird repellents.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861541.v1
title: Potential of natural repellents methylanthranilate and anthraquinone applied on maize seeds and seedlings against house sparrow (Passer domesticus) in captivity

description: Abstract Various bird pests caused severe economic losses to valuable crops and fruit orchards all over the world. Among the birds, house sparrow is also considered to cause heavy plunder, not only to seeds of crops but also seedlings especially in organic farming. In present study two bird repellents, methylanthranilate and anthraquinone tested against house sparrows on maize seeds and seedlings in aviary conditions. Trial group in aviary-I, the treated maize seeds and seedlings with different doses of both bird repellents, control group in aviary-II, untreated seeds and seedlings were provided for three hours in the early morning. In each aviary, two closed circuit cameras were also installed to monitor the behavioral responses against different concentrations of both chemical repellents. Statistical analysis showed that there existed highly significant (P&lt;0.01) variations among the trial and control groups for seeds and seedlings. By comparing both repellents, significant (P&lt;0.05) differences were detected and anthraquinone showed better efficacy when compared to methylanthranilate, but in maize seedlings both repellents equal repellent properties. Non-significant (P&gt;0.05) differences were observed in different grading of both natural chemical repellents for maize seeds while significant (P&lt;0.05) variations were noticed for maize seedlings when provided to sparrows. By videotaped behavior sparrows presented manifest head juddering and feather upsetting activities by consumption of treated seeds and seedlings with higher concentrations of both natural bird repellents.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861538
title: Self-supporting tests in lattice joists subject to negative bending

description: Abstract During the construction of bridges, cantilever roofs and eaves, assembling formworks and scaffold that will support the slabs is a point of difficulty in the construction phase. Therefore, it is relevant the study of the lattice joists which serve as self-supporting formwork, supporting its weight, the weight of the fresh concrete, the weight of workers and the weight of concreting equipment. The analysis of the bearing capacity of lattice joists subject to negative bending with base concrete opening enables checking the maximum span that each lattice truss model bears, either cantilevered or between continuous spans with reduced or no scaffold. The concrete opening enables the monolithism between the slab and its support. This paper presents the results of tests on lattice joist with concrete opening. By the results analysis, formulations for designing the spacing between prop lines were found. The results are promising and indicate great possibilities of using lattice joists with concrete opening over the supports (beams), in order to optimize the slab shuttering.
DOI: 10.25345/c5gn1s
title: MassIVE MSV000086038 - Glycoproteoform profiles of individual patients derived plasma alpha-1-antichymotrypsin are unique and extensively remodeled in response to a septic episode
title: Proteomics analysis of human plasma from ten independent sepsis patients with four time points.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861529
title: Technological characterization of cookies made with different concentrations of mesquite flour during 120 days of storage

description: Abstract This study aimed to assess the quality parameters (water activity, firmness, brittleness and colour) of cookies enriched with different mesquite flour concentrations (5, 15 and 25 g100g-1) during storage for 120 days, and to determine their physical (thickness, diameter, expansion factor, specific volume and mass), physicochemical (water, ash, protein, sugar, fat and fibre contents) and mineral (calcium, phosphorous and iron) characteristics. The quality parameters of these products were monitored for 120 days of storage, with an interval of 15 days between measurements. The physical and physicochemical characterizations were carried out and the minerals quantified using X-ray diffraction spectroscopy by dispersive energy. The quality parameters of the products were statistically analysed using a factorial experimental design with two factors, 9 stoarge periods and three cookie formulations. It was concluded there were significant differences between the quality parameters of the cookies after 120 days of storage. The water activity, brittleness and brightness increased in the cookies elaborated with mesquite flour and the firmness and intensities of yellowness and redness decreased. With the increase in concentration of mesquite flour in the cookie formulation, the difference between the initial and final water activities and between the initial and final brightness values increased. The cookies enriched with mesquite flour showed high concentration of some nutrients (calcium, iron and phosphorus) and acceptable quality characteristics during storage, with similar behavior to products already existing on the market.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861529.v1
title: Technological characterization of cookies made with different concentrations of mesquite flour during 120 days of storage

description: Abstract This study aimed to assess the quality parameters (water activity, firmness, brittleness and colour) of cookies enriched with different mesquite flour concentrations (5, 15 and 25 g100g-1) during storage for 120 days, and to determine their physical (thickness, diameter, expansion factor, specific volume and mass), physicochemical (water, ash, protein, sugar, fat and fibre contents) and mineral (calcium, phosphorous and iron) characteristics. The quality parameters of these products were monitored for 120 days of storage, with an interval of 15 days between measurements. The physical and physicochemical characterizations were carried out and the minerals quantified using X-ray diffraction spectroscopy by dispersive energy. The quality parameters of the products were statistically analysed using a factorial experimental design with two factors, 9 stoarge periods and three cookie formulations. It was concluded there were significant differences between the quality parameters of the cookies after 120 days of storage. The water activity, brittleness and brightness increased in the cookies elaborated with mesquite flour and the firmness and intensities of yellowness and redness decreased. With the increase in concentration of mesquite flour in the cookie formulation, the difference between the initial and final water activities and between the initial and final brightness values increased. The cookies enriched with mesquite flour showed high concentration of some nutrients (calcium, iron and phosphorus) and acceptable quality characteristics during storage, with similar behavior to products already existing on the market.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.5861523
title: Chagas disease and systemic autoimmune diseases among Bolivian patients in Switzerland

description: BACKGROUND Chronic cardiomyopathy occurs in 20-40% of the patients with Chagas disease. Autoimmune mechanisms may contribute to its pathogenesis. We diagnosed several cases of systemic autoimmune diseases among Bolivian migrants in Geneva with a high prevalence of Chagas disease. OBJECTIVES We tested the hypothesis of a clinical association between systemic autoimmune diseases and Chagas disease, particularly with the development of cardiomyopathy. METHODS We retrospectively searched the medical records of all Bolivian patients visiting Geneva University Hospitals between 2012 and 2015 for diagnosis of Chagas disease or systemic autoimmune diseases. FINDINGS Of the 2,189 eligible patients, 28 [1.3%; 95% confidence interval (CI) = 0.9-1.9%] presented with systemic autoimmune disease. The Chagas status was known in 903 (41.3%) patient, of whom 244 (27.0%; 95% CI = 24.2-30.0%) were positive. Eight (28.6%; 95% CI = 15.3-47.1%) of the 28 cases of systemic autoimmune disease had Chagas disease. We found no association between both entities (p = 1.000) or with Chagasic cardiomyopathy (p = 0.729). Moreover, there was no evidence of a temporal relationship between antiparasitic chemotherapy and the development of systemic autoimmune diseases. CONCLUSIONS Our results do not support a clinical association between chronic Chagas disease and systemic autoimmune diseases. However, prospective studies in areas endemic for Chagas disease should better assess the prevalence of systemic autoimmune diseases and thus a possible relationship with this infection.