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DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578333.v1
title: Irrigation management of common bean cultivars with contrasting growth habits

description: ABSTRACT A study was undertaken comparing the water requirements of two common bean ( Phaseolus vulgaris L.) cultivars to generate specific recommendations aimed at optimizing water use. To accomplish this work, the agronomic performance, responsiveness to water and water productivity of these two common bean cultivars of determinate and indeterminate growth habits were identified. The 2-year experiment was carried out during the winter growing season in the southeast of Brazil. Cultivars IAC Imperador, with an early season of determinate growth habit, and IPR Campos Gerais, having a mid-season of indeterminate growth habit, were subjected to five irrigation levels (54, 70, 77, 100, and 132 % of the crop evapotranspiration). Water deficit affected agronomic performance, reducing plant height (by up to 29 %), leaf area index (by up to 40 %), soil cover fraction (by up to 28 %), and grain yield (GY - by up to 31 %), in both cultivars. In contrast, excess water was more detrimental to cultivar IAC Imperador. Cultivar IPR Campos Gerais produced 18 % more than GY, showing superior water productivity and response to irrigation depth than IAC Imperador. Out of all the variables evaluated, the soil cover fraction correlated the most with grain yield in both common bean cultivars during the 2-year study. In other words, cover fraction evaluation in common bean allows for estimating crop production potential, which helps producers and technicians in their decision making regarding management practices. Thus, a cultivar directly affects water use in common bean production, thereby suggesting the need for a or water conservation strategy and sustainability of irrigated common bean production.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578334
title: USE OF BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS AS A TOOL FOR SURVEYING STUDIES ON METABOLOMICS APPLIED TO THE BIOREMEDIATION OF AREAS IMPACTED BY HYDROCARBONS

description: Bibliometric reviews, carried out from access to databases of scientific articles associated with software for data processing, can be helpful for qualitative and quantitative assessments of existing publications on a given topic. Several petroleum hydrocarbons are carcinogenic and immunotoxic agents, causing adverse effects on the biota, and the study of metabolites generated in bioremediation processes has been the object of current research. Therefore, in this work, the use of bibliometric analysis as a tool for surveying studies on the applied metabolomics bioremediation of areas impacted by hydrocarbons is presented. A bibliometric review was carried out in the Scopus Preview and Web of Science databases with data analysis using RStudio software with the bibliometrix package. The survey gathered the studies and prominent publications of the last seven years, making it possible to present gaps and opportunities in the area.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578334.v1
title: USE OF BIBLIOMETRIC ANALYSIS AS A TOOL FOR SURVEYING STUDIES ON METABOLOMICS APPLIED TO THE BIOREMEDIATION OF AREAS IMPACTED BY HYDROCARBONS

description: Bibliometric reviews, carried out from access to databases of scientific articles associated with software for data processing, can be helpful for qualitative and quantitative assessments of existing publications on a given topic. Several petroleum hydrocarbons are carcinogenic and immunotoxic agents, causing adverse effects on the biota, and the study of metabolites generated in bioremediation processes has been the object of current research. Therefore, in this work, the use of bibliometric analysis as a tool for surveying studies on the applied metabolomics bioremediation of areas impacted by hydrocarbons is presented. A bibliometric review was carried out in the Scopus Preview and Web of Science databases with data analysis using RStudio software with the bibliometrix package. The survey gathered the studies and prominent publications of the last seven years, making it possible to present gaps and opportunities in the area.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22548365
title: Teacher engagement in the Robotics Program at School of the city of Recife

description: Abstract: This article presents the results of research that analyzed teacher engagement in projects involving educational robotics. After identifying the projects, two questionnaires were prepared based on the dimensions of the Engaged Teachers scale, with adaptations. Data were analyzed using the Content Analysis technique. As a result, we identified five categories of teacher engagement: cognitive incentive to the student; emotional involvement; cognitive engagement; direct communication with co-workers and fostering student protagonism. The results show that teacher engagement can be found when there is collaboration with learning, a feeling of satisfaction, enchantment and enthusiasm, cognitive involvement, partnership with colleagues, and planning of activities focusing on student meaningful performance.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22548365.v1
title: Teacher engagement in the Robotics Program at School of the city of Recife

description: Abstract: This article presents the results of research that analyzed teacher engagement in projects involving educational robotics. After identifying the projects, two questionnaires were prepared based on the dimensions of the Engaged Teachers scale, with adaptations. Data were analyzed using the Content Analysis technique. As a result, we identified five categories of teacher engagement: cognitive incentive to the student; emotional involvement; cognitive engagement; direct communication with co-workers and fostering student protagonism. The results show that teacher engagement can be found when there is collaboration with learning, a feeling of satisfaction, enchantment and enthusiasm, cognitive involvement, partnership with colleagues, and planning of activities focusing on student meaningful performance.
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7807998
title: RsBarcode

description: Raw data, metafile and codes for barcode analyses
DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.7807997
title: RsBarcode

description: Raw data, metafile and codes for barcode analyses
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578337
title: Temporal trends in prevalence and infant mortality of birth defects in Brazil, from 2001 to 2018

description: Abstract Congenital anomalies (CA) are a relevant problem for global public health, affecting about 3% to 6% of newborns worldwide. In Brazil, these are the second main cause of infant mortality. Thus, extensive studies are needed to demonstrate the impact of these anomalies on births and deaths. The present study describes the temporal trends of prevalence and infant mortality due to CA among live births in Brazil and regions, from 2001 to 2018, using the related data between the Live Birth Information System (SINASC, acronym in Portuguese) and the Mortality Information System (SIM, acronym in Portuguese). The prevalence and infant mortality due to CA has increased in Brazil and in most regions, especially in the Northeast and North. CAs in the musculoskeletal system were the most frequent at birth (29.8/10,000 live births), followed by those in the circulatory system (12.7/10,000 live births), which represented the primary cause of death in this group. The applied linkage technique made it possible to correct the national prevalence of CA by 17.9% during the analyzed period, after retrieving the anomalies reported in SIM, thereby proving to be a good tool to improve the quality of information on anomalies in Brazil.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578337.v1
title: Temporal trends in prevalence and infant mortality of birth defects in Brazil, from 2001 to 2018

description: Abstract Congenital anomalies (CA) are a relevant problem for global public health, affecting about 3% to 6% of newborns worldwide. In Brazil, these are the second main cause of infant mortality. Thus, extensive studies are needed to demonstrate the impact of these anomalies on births and deaths. The present study describes the temporal trends of prevalence and infant mortality due to CA among live births in Brazil and regions, from 2001 to 2018, using the related data between the Live Birth Information System (SINASC, acronym in Portuguese) and the Mortality Information System (SIM, acronym in Portuguese). The prevalence and infant mortality due to CA has increased in Brazil and in most regions, especially in the Northeast and North. CAs in the musculoskeletal system were the most frequent at birth (29.8/10,000 live births), followed by those in the circulatory system (12.7/10,000 live births), which represented the primary cause of death in this group. The applied linkage technique made it possible to correct the national prevalence of CA by 17.9% during the analyzed period, after retrieving the anomalies reported in SIM, thereby proving to be a good tool to improve the quality of information on anomalies in Brazil.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578339
title: Spatial multivariate optimization for a sampling redesign with a reduced sample size of soil chemical properties

description: ABSTRACT Precision agriculture can improve the decision-making process in agricultural production, as it gathers, processes and analyzes spatial data, allowing, for example, specific fertilizer application in each location. One of the proposals to deal with spatial heterogeneity of the soil or the distribution of chemical properties is to define application zones (homogeneous subareas). These zones allow reducing both spatial variability of the yield of the crop under study and of the environmental impacts. Considering the soil data, application zones can also represent strata or indicators to direct future soil sampling, thus seeking sample size reduction, for example. This study aimed to obtain an optimized sampling redesign using application zones generated from the assessment of five clustering methods (Fuzzy C-means, Fanny, K-means, McQuitty and Ward). Soil samples were collected in an agricultural area located in the city of Cascavel-Paraná-Brazil, and analyzed in the laboratory to determine the soil chemical properties, referring to four soybean harvest years (2013-2014, 2014-2015, 2015-2016 and 2016-2017). The application zones were obtained through a dissimilarity matrix that aggregates information about the Euclidean distance between the sample elements and the spatial dependence structure of the properties. Subsequently, an optimized sampling redesign, with reduction of the initial sample points, was obtained in these application zones. For the harvest years under study, the K-means and Ward clustering methods efficiently defined the application zones, dividing the study area into two or three application zones. Among the reduced sample configurations obtained by the optimization process, when comparing the initial sample configuration, the one optimized by 25 % (selecting 75 % of the initial configuration points, which corresponds to 76 sample points) was the most effective in terms of the accuracy indices (overall accuracy, Kappa, Tau). This fact indicates greater similarity between the thematic maps of these sample configurations. In this way, the reduced sample configurations could be used to generate the application zones and reduce the costs regarding the laboratory analyses involved in the study.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578339.v1
title: Spatial multivariate optimization for a sampling redesign with a reduced sample size of soil chemical properties

description: ABSTRACT Precision agriculture can improve the decision-making process in agricultural production, as it gathers, processes and analyzes spatial data, allowing, for example, specific fertilizer application in each location. One of the proposals to deal with spatial heterogeneity of the soil or the distribution of chemical properties is to define application zones (homogeneous subareas). These zones allow reducing both spatial variability of the yield of the crop under study and of the environmental impacts. Considering the soil data, application zones can also represent strata or indicators to direct future soil sampling, thus seeking sample size reduction, for example. This study aimed to obtain an optimized sampling redesign using application zones generated from the assessment of five clustering methods (Fuzzy C-means, Fanny, K-means, McQuitty and Ward). Soil samples were collected in an agricultural area located in the city of Cascavel-Paraná-Brazil, and analyzed in the laboratory to determine the soil chemical properties, referring to four soybean harvest years (2013-2014, 2014-2015, 2015-2016 and 2016-2017). The application zones were obtained through a dissimilarity matrix that aggregates information about the Euclidean distance between the sample elements and the spatial dependence structure of the properties. Subsequently, an optimized sampling redesign, with reduction of the initial sample points, was obtained in these application zones. For the harvest years under study, the K-means and Ward clustering methods efficiently defined the application zones, dividing the study area into two or three application zones. Among the reduced sample configurations obtained by the optimization process, when comparing the initial sample configuration, the one optimized by 25 % (selecting 75 % of the initial configuration points, which corresponds to 76 sample points) was the most effective in terms of the accuracy indices (overall accuracy, Kappa, Tau). This fact indicates greater similarity between the thematic maps of these sample configurations. In this way, the reduced sample configurations could be used to generate the application zones and reduce the costs regarding the laboratory analyses involved in the study.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578343
title: Strategic analysis of malformations congenital care: proposal of approach and development of care pathways

description: Abstract This paper aims at presenting a proposal for grouping cases for the organization of health services and care pathways. This is an exploratory study in the field of health services planning and management, which used, as its methodology, documentary and bibliographic research as well as interviews with specialists by using nominal group technique. From the strategic analysis, four groups were identified: smaller CM; CM with late surgical approach; CM with immediate surgical approach; and CM incompatible with life. The proposition started from the articulation of clinical, epidemiological and health planning knowledge to assist in the management and organization of congenital malformations care. The strategic analysis proved to be adequate and allowed us to identify case groups that demand a homogeneous set of care strategies and care in health services with a similar profile. This proposal can also contribute to regional planning and management of care for other complex health problems and conditions, which demand the articulation of specialized services and high technological density.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578343.v1
title: Strategic analysis of malformations congenital care: proposal of approach and development of care pathways

description: Abstract This paper aims at presenting a proposal for grouping cases for the organization of health services and care pathways. This is an exploratory study in the field of health services planning and management, which used, as its methodology, documentary and bibliographic research as well as interviews with specialists by using nominal group technique. From the strategic analysis, four groups were identified: smaller CM; CM with late surgical approach; CM with immediate surgical approach; and CM incompatible with life. The proposition started from the articulation of clinical, epidemiological and health planning knowledge to assist in the management and organization of congenital malformations care. The strategic analysis proved to be adequate and allowed us to identify case groups that demand a homogeneous set of care strategies and care in health services with a similar profile. This proposal can also contribute to regional planning and management of care for other complex health problems and conditions, which demand the articulation of specialized services and high technological density.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21835123
title: ON A NEW APPROACH TO PEIRCE’S THREE-VALUE PROPOSITIONAL LOGIC

description: Abstract In 1909, Peirce recorded in a few pages of his logic notebook some experiments with matrices for three-valued propositional logic. These notes are today recognized as one of the first attempts to create non-classical formal systems. However, besides the articles published by Turquette in the 1970s and 1980s, very little progress has been made toward a comprehensive understanding of the formal aspects of Peirce's triadic logic (as he called it). This paper aims to propose a new approach to Peirce's matrices for three-valued propositional logic. We suggested that his logical matrices give rise to three different systems, one of them - which we called P3 - is an original and non-explosive logic. Besides that, we will show that the P3 system can easily be transformed into paraconsistent and paracomplete calculi, adding to it, respectively, unary operators of consistency and intuitionistic negation. We conclude with a discussion about philosophical motivations.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.21835123.v1
title: ON A NEW APPROACH TO PEIRCE’S THREE-VALUE PROPOSITIONAL LOGIC

description: Abstract In 1909, Peirce recorded in a few pages of his logic notebook some experiments with matrices for three-valued propositional logic. These notes are today recognized as one of the first attempts to create non-classical formal systems. However, besides the articles published by Turquette in the 1970s and 1980s, very little progress has been made toward a comprehensive understanding of the formal aspects of Peirce's triadic logic (as he called it). This paper aims to propose a new approach to Peirce's matrices for three-valued propositional logic. We suggested that his logical matrices give rise to three different systems, one of them - which we called P3 - is an original and non-explosive logic. Besides that, we will show that the P3 system can easily be transformed into paraconsistent and paracomplete calculi, adding to it, respectively, unary operators of consistency and intuitionistic negation. We conclude with a discussion about philosophical motivations.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578345
title: Spanish Flu times: the 1918 pandemic and the case of Porto Alegre

description: Abstract How to define 1918 pandemic times, that interrupted the rhythm of the beginning of the 20 century and introduced the death temporality? Maybe it was an intermission in the radical notion of progress - a real myth in the Western Culture of that time. For three months the calendar, almost stopped to move. This was the death time, in a society that was not prepared to deal with it. The present time that prevents to think about the past and the future. The waiting time, the doubt time, the trauma time that are frequently silenced, but also the learning experience time. This article intends, therefore, to explore the pandemic temporality as a social marker, and to stablish parallels with the contemporary context of Covid 19. Porto Alegre appears as a case study. (This article was originally a talk to the Anthropology Department of UFRGS, that is why it keeps an essay genre.)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578345.v1
title: Spanish Flu times: the 1918 pandemic and the case of Porto Alegre

description: Abstract How to define 1918 pandemic times, that interrupted the rhythm of the beginning of the 20 century and introduced the death temporality? Maybe it was an intermission in the radical notion of progress - a real myth in the Western Culture of that time. For three months the calendar, almost stopped to move. This was the death time, in a society that was not prepared to deal with it. The present time that prevents to think about the past and the future. The waiting time, the doubt time, the trauma time that are frequently silenced, but also the learning experience time. This article intends, therefore, to explore the pandemic temporality as a social marker, and to stablish parallels with the contemporary context of Covid 19. Porto Alegre appears as a case study. (This article was originally a talk to the Anthropology Department of UFRGS, that is why it keeps an essay genre.)
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578346
title: Replacement of Conventional Vegetable Oil with Granulated Fats of Palm Oil (Prilled Fats and Calcium Soaps) in Broiler Chicken Diet: Performance and Carcass Traits

description: ABSTRACT This study evaluated the productive performance and carcass characteristics of broiler chickens fed diets containing prilled fats of palm oil (PFPO) or calcium soaps of palm oil (CaSPO) replacing vegetable oils (VO). A total of two hundred 1-day-old male Ross 308 chickens were allocated in a 2 × 2 randomized factorial design. Diets included 2 PFPO levels (0 and 50%) and 2 CaSPO levels (0 and 50%). The level was the percentage of substitution of VO by granulated fats. The study had two phases (starter and finisher), each lasting 21 days. In the starter phase, PFPO did not influence (main effects; p&gt;0.05) feed intake and body weight gain, but improved (main effect; p=0.03) feed conversion. In the finisher phase and the total study, PFPO had no effect (p&gt;0.05) on these productive variables. Throughout the study, CaSPO did not influence feed intake (main effect; p&gt;0.50), but decreased weight gain and had a negative effect on feed conversion (main effects; p&lt;0.05). There was no influence of fats (PFPO or CaSPO) on carcass yield, breast, drumsticks plus thighs, and wings (main effects; p&gt;0.05). Chickens fed CaSPO had lower (main effect; p=0.02) carcass weight. The only PFPO × CaSPO interaction (p=0.04) was for back yield. Results showed that PFPO or CaSPO could be employed in formulating broiler chicken diets, as they are less expensive than conventional VO. Partial substitution of VO for PFPO had minimal effect on productive variables, although partial dietary inclusion of CaSPO might slightly reduce the production of broiler chickens.
DOI: 10.6084/m9.figshare.22578346.v1
title: Replacement of Conventional Vegetable Oil with Granulated Fats of Palm Oil (Prilled Fats and Calcium Soaps) in Broiler Chicken Diet: Performance and Carcass Traits

description: ABSTRACT This study evaluated the productive performance and carcass characteristics of broiler chickens fed diets containing prilled fats of palm oil (PFPO) or calcium soaps of palm oil (CaSPO) replacing vegetable oils (VO). A total of two hundred 1-day-old male Ross 308 chickens were allocated in a 2 × 2 randomized factorial design. Diets included 2 PFPO levels (0 and 50%) and 2 CaSPO levels (0 and 50%). The level was the percentage of substitution of VO by granulated fats. The study had two phases (starter and finisher), each lasting 21 days. In the starter phase, PFPO did not influence (main effects; p&gt;0.05) feed intake and body weight gain, but improved (main effect; p=0.03) feed conversion. In the finisher phase and the total study, PFPO had no effect (p&gt;0.05) on these productive variables. Throughout the study, CaSPO did not influence feed intake (main effect; p&gt;0.50), but decreased weight gain and had a negative effect on feed conversion (main effects; p&lt;0.05). There was no influence of fats (PFPO or CaSPO) on carcass yield, breast, drumsticks plus thighs, and wings (main effects; p&gt;0.05). Chickens fed CaSPO had lower (main effect; p=0.02) carcass weight. The only PFPO × CaSPO interaction (p=0.04) was for back yield. Results showed that PFPO or CaSPO could be employed in formulating broiler chicken diets, as they are less expensive than conventional VO. Partial substitution of VO for PFPO had minimal effect on productive variables, although partial dietary inclusion of CaSPO might slightly reduce the production of broiler chickens.