cometadata/datacite-titles-descriptions-related-identifiers huggingface dataset:
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638653.v1
title: How the user of the basic health unit views medical care by students

description: Abstract: Introduction: The importance of the SUS and its triad of universality, equity and integrity is essential to preserve the right to health, which, associated with a structured and effective practice of medicine, ensures improvements to community health. However, basic factors of physician-patient relations make it difficult for the effective practice of health care in the community, passing through all levels of health care, such as the Primary Health Care (PHC), at basic health units (BHU), which setting plays a key role in community health. These units also provide academic learning opportunities in medicine, promoting critical development with regard to humanisation in all sociocultural areas. Active user participation in this service, expressing views about the practice offered is crucial to understanding performance in various aspects of PHC, with repercussions in the users’ quality of life. Therefore, research is needed to understand the quality of service in the opinion of the users. Objective: The purpose of this research consists of understanding users’ perceptions as regards the care provided by medical students in PHC. Method: A qualitative study, with quantitative parts, was conducted in semi-structured and face-to-face interviews with users who received care from the students. The data was collected by means of content analysis categorisation. Result: Two categories were obtained, humanisation in user care and medical education integrated to the PHC service, in which the users report a humanised and integral practice as a result of the interaction between academics and the circumstances of the community. Conclusion: In the local circumstances, the users highlighted the present humanisation in the care provided, which reinforced the importance of the link between the student, user and the community, as well as reflecting the study of medicine that stimulates early contact with the PHC, as a means of skills and humanistic training.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638656.v1
title: Thermal condition of mate (Ilex paraguariensis) processing

description: ABSTRACT: The Ilex paraguariensis is a species native to Brazil, Paraguay and Argentine, valued by its positive effects on human health. Mate processing consists of the following stages: pre-drying (rapid drying at high temperature, known as sapeco operation), drying, and milling. In order to verify the current process and to propose future improvements to the mate processing, thermal and mass balance analysis were applied to industrial mate processing units. Results showed that the consumption of energy in sapeco and drying operations exceeds the calorific input necessary for these operations. These results verify the need for a change in the management of temperatures in the sapeco and drying stages of mate processing in order to optimize the consumption of energy, resulting in lower costs, with positive effects on the quality of the mate products.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638659.v1
title: Geotechnical aspects of drilling and excavation of volcanic terrain for groundwater exploitation

description: Abstract Heterogeneity of volcanic materials that constitute the Canary Islands (Spain) means that mining work in water galleries excavated on these islands, drilling into the terrain for many kilometres, is very challenging. They are composed of materials that vary significantly in terms of cohesion, ranging from very consolidated to loose and highly unstable. Water galleries have been key in the development of the Canary Islands, in order to obtain drinking water from the aquifer. Generally, aquifers are located in mountainous areas with difficult access, which complicates the drilling work. This article analyses the main geotechnical problems encountered in the construction of subterranean water galleries in the Canary Islands, as well as possible solutions to these problems, so that these can be applied to similar territories. As a general conclusion, the instabilities inherent in volcanic materials affect this type of work, and it is necessary to take specific measures for each type of geotechnical risk, as proposed in this article.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638660
title: Cross-cultural adaptation and evidence of validity of the Credibility/Expectatncy Questionnaire

description: Abstract This study aimed to adapt the Credibility/Expectancy Questionnaire (CEQ) to the Brazilian context, evaluate its psychometric properties, and present the relationships between the credibility-expectation of the treatment and the sociodemographic variables of the sample. Participants included 217 adults, who declared to be were undergoing psychological counseling and were recruited via social media. The CEQ, the Life Orientation Test, and a sociodemographic questionnaire were used. The result of the Exploratory Factor Analysis indicated a one-dimensional structure for the CEQ. To avoid duplication of measurement and for practical purposes, two items were excluded from the final version, therefore the instrument was composed of 4 items in the Brazilian Portuguese version. Cronbach’s alpha was 0.87 and the model fit indices were satisfactory. There was a positive and statistically significant association between the CEQ and the LOT-R. We concluded that the CEQ showed appropriate psychometric characteristics for use in Brazilian samples.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638660.v1
title: Cross-cultural adaptation and evidence of validity of the Credibility/Expectatncy Questionnaire

description: Abstract This study aimed to adapt the Credibility/Expectancy Questionnaire (CEQ) to the Brazilian context, evaluate its psychometric properties, and present the relationships between the credibility-expectation of the treatment and the sociodemographic variables of the sample. Participants included 217 adults, who declared to be were undergoing psychological counseling and were recruited via social media. The CEQ, the Life Orientation Test, and a sociodemographic questionnaire were used. The result of the Exploratory Factor Analysis indicated a one-dimensional structure for the CEQ. To avoid duplication of measurement and for practical purposes, two items were excluded from the final version, therefore the instrument was composed of 4 items in the Brazilian Portuguese version. Cronbach’s alpha was 0.87 and the model fit indices were satisfactory. There was a positive and statistically significant association between the CEQ and the LOT-R. We concluded that the CEQ showed appropriate psychometric characteristics for use in Brazilian samples.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638659
title: Geotechnical aspects of drilling and excavation of volcanic terrain for groundwater exploitation

description: Abstract Heterogeneity of volcanic materials that constitute the Canary Islands (Spain) means that mining work in water galleries excavated on these islands, drilling into the terrain for many kilometres, is very challenging. They are composed of materials that vary significantly in terms of cohesion, ranging from very consolidated to loose and highly unstable. Water galleries have been key in the development of the Canary Islands, in order to obtain drinking water from the aquifer. Generally, aquifers are located in mountainous areas with difficult access, which complicates the drilling work. This article analyses the main geotechnical problems encountered in the construction of subterranean water galleries in the Canary Islands, as well as possible solutions to these problems, so that these can be applied to similar territories. As a general conclusion, the instabilities inherent in volcanic materials affect this type of work, and it is necessary to take specific measures for each type of geotechnical risk, as proposed in this article.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638662.v1
title: Number of lesions, severity and incubation period of isolates of Corynespora cassiicola in soybean cultivars

description: ABSTRACT: This study checked the severity and incubation period of isolates of Coryneporacassiicola (C.c) in soybean cultivars, as well verified whether the position of leaflets influences the susceptibility of the plant to target spot. The experiment was conducted in randomized block with 8 isolates of C.c and 8 soybean cultivars factorial scheme, with five repetitions each block. The plants were inoculated with suspension from 2x104 conidia mL-1. The number of lesions per leaf and the incubation period (IP) were evaluated. The ISO 4S isolate caused greater number of lesions in plants. BMX Potência RR, BMX Força RR, and NA 5909 RG had the lowest occurrence of lesions, while the cultivar BMX Elite IPRO showed the highest number of lesions. More lesions were detected in the lower leaf compared to the upper leaf of the plants. The longest IP was observed for ISO 4S in both leaflets, while the lowest IP for ISO 1A, 3A and 2A in the lower leaf, and for ISO 11S and 1S in the median leaf. For cultivars, significant difference in IP was observed only in the lower leaf, with the longest and shortest IP detected for BMX Elite IPRO and BRS 284, respectively. In general, the upper leaf of the plants presented the shortest IP while the lower leaf had the longest IP.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638662
title: Number of lesions, severity and incubation period of isolates of Corynespora cassiicola in soybean cultivars

description: ABSTRACT: This study checked the severity and incubation period of isolates of Coryneporacassiicola (C.c) in soybean cultivars, as well verified whether the position of leaflets influences the susceptibility of the plant to target spot. The experiment was conducted in randomized block with 8 isolates of C.c and 8 soybean cultivars factorial scheme, with five repetitions each block. The plants were inoculated with suspension from 2x104 conidia mL-1. The number of lesions per leaf and the incubation period (IP) were evaluated. The ISO 4S isolate caused greater number of lesions in plants. BMX Potência RR, BMX Força RR, and NA 5909 RG had the lowest occurrence of lesions, while the cultivar BMX Elite IPRO showed the highest number of lesions. More lesions were detected in the lower leaf compared to the upper leaf of the plants. The longest IP was observed for ISO 4S in both leaflets, while the lowest IP for ISO 1A, 3A and 2A in the lower leaf, and for ISO 11S and 1S in the median leaf. For cultivars, significant difference in IP was observed only in the lower leaf, with the longest and shortest IP detected for BMX Elite IPRO and BRS 284, respectively. In general, the upper leaf of the plants presented the shortest IP while the lower leaf had the longest IP.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638666.v1
title: REMOTELY PILOTED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS WITH RGB CAMERA TO MAP COMMERCIAL TABLE TOMATO NURSERIES

description: Abstract Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) are already a reality in Brazil. They are used in different fields of knowledge to obtain digital products that contribute to the identification, monitoring, control, and precision of the agricultural decision process. However, the cost-benefit of applying this technology to produce seedlings in commercial tomato nurseries needs better evaluation. This research analyzes the use of an RPAS with RGB camera over areas of table tomato seedlings and compares the cartographic products with the information obtained through semi-structured interviews with rural property owners in the States of Goiás, Minas Gerais, and the Federal District (Brasília). The results were not divided into external area applications and internal (greenhouse) mapping, as adopting technology for monitoring the seedling production process inside greenhouses is still economically unfeasible compared to human identification, thus not justifying the investment. Nonetheless, images of the external area provide crucial information for planning a nursery, considering its structural aspects and adequate disposal.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638666
title: REMOTELY PILOTED AIRCRAFT SYSTEMS WITH RGB CAMERA TO MAP COMMERCIAL TABLE TOMATO NURSERIES

description: Abstract Remotely Piloted Aircraft Systems (RPAS) are already a reality in Brazil. They are used in different fields of knowledge to obtain digital products that contribute to the identification, monitoring, control, and precision of the agricultural decision process. However, the cost-benefit of applying this technology to produce seedlings in commercial tomato nurseries needs better evaluation. This research analyzes the use of an RPAS with RGB camera over areas of table tomato seedlings and compares the cartographic products with the information obtained through semi-structured interviews with rural property owners in the States of Goiás, Minas Gerais, and the Federal District (Brasília). The results were not divided into external area applications and internal (greenhouse) mapping, as adopting technology for monitoring the seedling production process inside greenhouses is still economically unfeasible compared to human identification, thus not justifying the investment. Nonetheless, images of the external area provide crucial information for planning a nursery, considering its structural aspects and adequate disposal.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638665
title: Analysis of the Tick Rule and Bulk Volume Classification algorithms in the Brazilian stock market

description: ABSTRACT This study aimed to compare the performance of Tick Rule (TR) and Bulk Volume Classification (BVC) models in classifying assets traded on the Brazilian stock exchange (B3) and indicate which one performs better as an investment decision tool. The assets were split into three groups based on their volume, and actual data was used to assess the accuracy of both algorithms. Data from 2018 was used to estimate the parameters that best fit BVC, and transactions from 2019 were used to test the algorithm’s efficiency. Afterward, the Volume-Synchronized Probability of Informed Trading (VPIN) was calculated for each asset using TR and BVC, and the values obtained were compared against VPIN calculated using real data. In conclusion, the TR algorithm shows betters performance than BVC for all three groups of assets. Analysis of the properties of both methods reveals that the base upon which the TR is built holds up in the Brazilian market, whereas BVC mechanics does not reflect the observed reality.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638665.v1
title: Analysis of the Tick Rule and Bulk Volume Classification algorithms in the Brazilian stock market

description: ABSTRACT This study aimed to compare the performance of Tick Rule (TR) and Bulk Volume Classification (BVC) models in classifying assets traded on the Brazilian stock exchange (B3) and indicate which one performs better as an investment decision tool. The assets were split into three groups based on their volume, and actual data was used to assess the accuracy of both algorithms. Data from 2018 was used to estimate the parameters that best fit BVC, and transactions from 2019 were used to test the algorithm’s efficiency. Afterward, the Volume-Synchronized Probability of Informed Trading (VPIN) was calculated for each asset using TR and BVC, and the values obtained were compared against VPIN calculated using real data. In conclusion, the TR algorithm shows betters performance than BVC for all three groups of assets. Analysis of the properties of both methods reveals that the base upon which the TR is built holds up in the Brazilian market, whereas BVC mechanics does not reflect the observed reality.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638668
title: The influence of pre-treatment on germination of three species of Catasetum (Orchidaceae)

description: Abstract: Asymbiotic germination techniques are successful in species of the Catasetum genus. The diverse composition of the culture media can be critical; however, viable seeds are required for asymbiotic germination. The reliable method for viability assessment is the tetrazolium test. A decisive step in the efficiency of the tetrazolium test is the seeds preconditioning with sucrose solution, which has the potential to improve germination. Therefore, this work aimed to evaluate the seed germination of three species of the genus Catasetum in culture media, preconditioned or not with sucrose solution. Seeds of the species Catasetum osculatum, Ctsm. galeritum and Ctsm. complanatum were assessed by tetrazolium test and germinated in two different media, pretreated or not with 10% sucrose solution. The statistical analysis showed that the use of sucrose pretreatment significantly increased the germination rates of the species. We conclude that the pretreatment with 10% sucrose for 24 hours, regardless of the species and the culture medium, significantly increases the germination of Ctsm. complanatum, Ctsm. galeritum and Ctsm. osculatum seeds.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638668.v1
title: The influence of pre-treatment on germination of three species of Catasetum (Orchidaceae)

description: Abstract: Asymbiotic germination techniques are successful in species of the Catasetum genus. The diverse composition of the culture media can be critical; however, viable seeds are required for asymbiotic germination. The reliable method for viability assessment is the tetrazolium test. A decisive step in the efficiency of the tetrazolium test is the seeds preconditioning with sucrose solution, which has the potential to improve germination. Therefore, this work aimed to evaluate the seed germination of three species of the genus Catasetum in culture media, preconditioned or not with sucrose solution. Seeds of the species Catasetum osculatum, Ctsm. galeritum and Ctsm. complanatum were assessed by tetrazolium test and germinated in two different media, pretreated or not with 10% sucrose solution. The statistical analysis showed that the use of sucrose pretreatment significantly increased the germination rates of the species. We conclude that the pretreatment with 10% sucrose for 24 hours, regardless of the species and the culture medium, significantly increases the germination of Ctsm. complanatum, Ctsm. galeritum and Ctsm. osculatum seeds.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638671
title: Who is poor? Analysis of social representations in an Argentine sample

description: Abstract Different organizations register alarming poverty rates in Argentina. However, there may be differences in who is considered poor according to these measurements and who is considered poor by society, from common sense knowledge. This work analyzes the social representations of people living in poverty in a sample of 605 Argentines, using the free-word association technique. The results suggest that the poor person is first understood as someone who suffers from hunger, a definition that corresponds to indigence according to the official entity that measures poverty and indigence in Argentina. However, while the core of the representation manifests a significant presence of elements of monetary poverty and its effects on nutrition (hunger), the peripheral system shows the deficit in various social rights, such as education, housing, work, and health. Following these results, it is argued that equating poverty with indigence would render the situation of millions of people in Argentina invisible.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638671.v1
title: Who is poor? Analysis of social representations in an Argentine sample

description: Abstract Different organizations register alarming poverty rates in Argentina. However, there may be differences in who is considered poor according to these measurements and who is considered poor by society, from common sense knowledge. This work analyzes the social representations of people living in poverty in a sample of 605 Argentines, using the free-word association technique. The results suggest that the poor person is first understood as someone who suffers from hunger, a definition that corresponds to indigence according to the official entity that measures poverty and indigence in Argentina. However, while the core of the representation manifests a significant presence of elements of monetary poverty and its effects on nutrition (hunger), the peripheral system shows the deficit in various social rights, such as education, housing, work, and health. Following these results, it is argued that equating poverty with indigence would render the situation of millions of people in Argentina invisible.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638674
title: Family Intervention in the Initial Adaptation of Adoptive Families: Systematic Review

description: Abstract Considering the importance of mapping family interventions practices aimed specifically to adoption, this study sought to identify through a systematic review, how family intervention models for adoptive families are structured in initial adaptation with children from 0 to 6 years old. Four databases were consulted, which led to 9.143 results: Google Scholar (n=8.056), Science Direct (n=814), SciELO (n=43) and PsycINFO (n=230). Seven articles considered pertinent to the proposal of this study were included. As a result, it was identified that most part of the interventions were not systematically described. Although promising results were indicated, replication would not be viable due to the lack of detailing of the performed practices. There was no hegemony in the choice of intervention models. Also, it was indicated that the specificity for adoption in the interventions analyzed is not clear.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638674.v1
title: Family Intervention in the Initial Adaptation of Adoptive Families: Systematic Review

description: Abstract Considering the importance of mapping family interventions practices aimed specifically to adoption, this study sought to identify through a systematic review, how family intervention models for adoptive families are structured in initial adaptation with children from 0 to 6 years old. Four databases were consulted, which led to 9.143 results: Google Scholar (n=8.056), Science Direct (n=814), SciELO (n=43) and PsycINFO (n=230). Seven articles considered pertinent to the proposal of this study were included. As a result, it was identified that most part of the interventions were not systematically described. Although promising results were indicated, replication would not be viable due to the lack of detailing of the performed practices. There was no hegemony in the choice of intervention models. Also, it was indicated that the specificity for adoption in the interventions analyzed is not clear.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22638675
title: CAN ACCURACY ISSUES OF LOW-COST SENSOR MEASUREMENTS BE OVERCOME WITH DATA ASSIMILATION?

description: ABSTRACT The use of mechanistic plant growth models relies on the availability of high-quality inputs to reduce uncertainty in estimates. Measurements of photosynthetically active radiation inside a protected environment are either more expensive to obtain or dependent on assumptions regarding external measurements. This study aimed to reduce the influence of uncertainty in the measurements of low-cost lux meters by using a data assimilation strategy. We first determined, by simulation, the impact of different sensors on the estimates. We then used the Ensemble Kalman Filter to assimilate artificial observations of tomato growth in the Reduced-State Tomgro model, in simulations for which the solar radiation inputs were obtained from a low-cost lux meter. We compared the assimilated estimates to the simulations that used solar radiation obtained with a scientific-grade quantum sensor. For periods of larger radiation intensity, in which the differences in measurements from both instruments are larger, assimilation of observations with low errors lead to estimates that are closer to the ones obtained by scientific grade sensors. These results suggest that low-cost sensors could be used to obtain inputs for growth models in protected environments, provided there are also imperfect observations of the state.