jimnoneill/paper-to-field-training huggingface dataset:
Bilious abdomen development in a dog following prophylactic incisional gastropexy and a hollow viscus distension event.

Field: Veterinary (Health Sciences)

Bilious abdomen is an uncommon but life-threatening condition that has not previously been associated with prophylactic gastropexy. In animals, bilious abdomen is associated with a high mortality rate, due in large part to resulting bile peritonitis. Most bilious abdomen cases in veterinary medicine occur secondary to underlying gallbladder disease or blunt abdominal trauma. This case report describes an instance of atraumatic bilious abdomen with no evidence of primary hepatobiliary disease. Prophylactic incisional gastropexy was performed on a dog within 72 h of its developing bilious abdomen. It is possible that undergoing a gastropexy increased tension on the common bile duct, but no known direct surgical trauma to the duct occurred. The cause of bile leakage in this case is suspected to be secondary to trauma from a distended hollow viscus. Findings at the time of the second surgery support this conclusion. Key clinical message: This case suggests a novel mechanism for the development of bilious abdomen in dogs.
Sectoral public investment on economic growth

Field: Economics, Econometrics and Finance (Social Sciences)

The purpose of this study was to find out the impact of sectoral public investment on economic growth in Kenya. This paper uses a Vector Autoregressive (VAR) Model to analyze the impact of sectoral public expenditure on economic growth. Time series data from the Kenya Bureau of Statistics and the World Bank Development Indicators for the period 1964-2014 was used. The study finds a long run relationship between aggregate government expenditure and economic growth. The sectoral analysis indicates a positive impact on public expenditure in infrastructure on economic growth whereas a periodic negative and positive impact on economic growth as a result of public expenditure in public administration and defense and education.
Supplementary Figure 7 from RANK Induces Epithelial–Mesenchymal Transition and Stemness in Human Mammary Epithelial Cells and Promotes Tumorigenesis and Metastasis

Field: Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology (Life Sciences)

<p>PDF file - 89K, RANK/RANKL expression significantly associates with tumor subtype and lymph node metastasis</p>
FreeMobility: Dynamic Localization Using GIS

Field: Computer Science (Physical Sciences)

This paper presents the design, implementation and evaluation of the FreeMobility location determination system. FreeMobility is a distributed system that allows Access Points (AP) or cellular towers to dynamically determine the location of a mobile user using the received signal strength and the mobility information (the direction and traveled distance) from the mobile. FreeMobility does not require the database calibration nor does it require special infrastructure or installation, and it is readily applicable to commodity mobile devices like laptops, PDAs and cell phones. Using both actual measurements (from the University of South Carolina Beaufort and a residential neighborhood in Columbia, South Carolina) and online data resources (from the war-driving community and other research groups), this paper presents detailed analysis and experimental results that explore practical issues in implementing the FreeMobility system. The results demonstrated that FreeMobility provides reliable location estimates and the best localization error is to within 1.0 meter. With the assistance of the Geographic Information System (GIS), FreeMobility is able to provide meaningful location attributes in addition to basic coordinates from most other systems. Also with GIS, FreeMobility does not require dense tower deployment in order to pinpoint a mobile's location.
The Politics of Tecumseh Corners: Canadian Political Parties as Franchise Organizations

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

Canadian political parties are charged with aggregating the interests of a diverse and changing electorate in order to balance particularistic local demands with general national interests. This article asks what kind of organizations have they adopted to do this? How does their organizational character shape their capacities and their practices? The argument outlines a franchise organization model and explores the extent to which it can be used to explain Canadian party behaviour. The article exploits this model to analyze questions of party membership, the place of incumbents, leadership and electoral organization as they are played out in Canadian politics.
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Field: Computer Science (Physical Sciences)

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Diagnosis of Hysteria

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

MBicfJORLAmong 18 explorations there were four in which incision of the periosteum revealed no pus, but drilling of the underlying bone released pus under tension Moreover, in two other cases incision of the periosteum over the point of maximum tenderness proved negative, but on further separation of the periosteum a gush of pus was released from the opposite side of the bone.In both these examples, representing one-third of the cases, aspiration wopld have been negative and failed to relieve tension, which must, however marginally, have prejudiced the vascularity of the cortex.I feel, therefore, that, although aspiration is clearly often adequate, it is not always the optimal treatment and, when negative, must be followed by exploration to exclude the possibility of inaccessible pus.In all the 17 cases quoted satisfactory healing of the bones followed without sequestrum formation.The only significant com- plication was the development in one.case of delayed avascular necrosis of the femoral head twelve months after an osteitis of the femoral neck.
Level of Use of Conyo Language among AB-EL Students

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

In the Philippines, Conyo language is a type of code-mixing where people speak Taglish, a combination of the English and Filipino languages. To use this language may mean that speakers have limited knowledge of the English language. Since ancient times, the Philippines has been recognized for its linguistic diversity, this study aimed to find out the level of use of the Conyo language among first-year and second-year AB-EL students in Surigao del Norte State University, Surigao City, Philippines. Specifically, it sought the profile of the respondents as to age, sex, year level, and socio-economic status. It also investigated the significant difference between the level of use of the Conyo language as to conversation with peers, conversation at home, and classroom engagement of the respondents when grouped according to their profile variables. This study used a descriptive research design. The first-year and second-year AB-EL (Bachelor of Arts in English Language) students were the respondents of the study. A questionnaire was utilized to gather the data from the 64 respondents. The gathered data were analyzed using frequency count, percentage, average mean and Analysis of Variance (ANOVA). The data revealed that majority of the respondents were female, 20 years old below, first-year level, and had a 10,000 below as socio-economic status of their family. The study observed Conyo language usage among peers, at home, and in classrooms, finding no significant differences based on profile variables. It recommends further research to uncover the very underlying reasons for this usage, despite varied profiles.
High Pseudomonas aeruginosa acquisition rate in CF

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

Chronic colonisation of the lungs with Pseudomonas aeruginosa in patients with cystic fibrosis (CF) is associated with reduced lung function and life expectancy. Prevention of chronic colonisation might be achieved by avoidance of, or early and aggressive treatment of, primary P aeruginosa acquisition.1 Segregation of uninfected indivduals from chronically P aeruginosa colonised CF patients is advocated to prevent cross infection.2 As surveillance studies suggest that the airways of healthy children are rarely colonised with P aeruginosa ,3 healthy individuals are not regarded as a potential source of P aeruginosa acquisition. In addition, it has been shown that acquisition of P aeruginosa in CF patients is often preceded by a viral respiratory infection.4 We hypothesised that the incidence of P aeruginosa acquisition during periods of acute respiratory infections (ARI) is equal in both healthy and CF individuals, and considerably exceeds the prevalence in …
High Orbital‐Moment Cooper Pairs by Crystalline Symmetry Breaking

Field: Physics and Astronomy (Physical Sciences)

Abstract The pairing structure of superconducting materials is regulated by the point group symmetries of the crystal. The spin‐singlet multiorbital superconductivity of materials with unusually low crystalline symmetry content can host even‐parity (s‐wave) Cooper pairs with high orbital moment. The lack of mirror and rotation symmetries makes pairing states with quintet orbital angular momentum symmetry‐allowed. A remarkable fingerprint of this type of pairing state is provided by a nontrivial superconducting phase texture in momentum space with π‐shifted domains and walls with anomalous phase winding. The pattern of the quintet pairing texture is shown to depend on the orientation of the orbital polarization and the strength of the mirror and/or rotation symmetry breaking terms. Such a momentum dependent phase makes Cooper pairs with net orbital component suited to design orbitronic Josephson effects. This study discusses how an intrinsic orbital dependent phase can set out anomalous Josephson couplings by employing superconducting leads with nonequivalent breaking of crystalline symmetry.
Neurocomputational modeling of imitation deficits

Field: Neuroscience (Life Sciences)

We are interested in the question of human imitation and we address this through convergent evidence from neuroscience. The rationale of our work is that the nature of imitation deficits following brain lesion can unveil some of the neural and computational principles underlying normal imitation. In particular, we consider how imitation of meaningless gestures (i.e., hand postures relative to the head) is impaired in apraxia [1], i.e., an inability to perform voluntary movements that cannot be explained by elementary motor, sensory or cognitive deficits. We have first considered a clinical study of visuo-motor imitation of meaningless gestures in an apraxic patient with damage to the corpus callosum [2]. Interestingly the patient made different errors depending on the visual field of presentation of the stimulus and the hand used, with preserved imitation only in the right visual field â right hand condition. These observations brought us to consider modeling of the information pathway across the two hemispheres and the type of connectivity impairment which would account for them. We have thus developed a leaky integrator neurocomputational model of the neural representations of different sensory information (e.g., visual, tactile or proprioceptive) and reciprocal nonlinear transformations necessary to perform the imitation task [3]. The sensory representations in our model are self-organizing maps whose interconnections are trained with anti-hebbian learning. The information flow and implementation details of the model are consistent with evidence from brain imaging and neurophysiological studies [4,5]. To simulate callosal apraxia, we added uncertainty in the transfer of information between sensory representations localized in different hemispheres, successfully reproducing the results found in [3]. To summarize, our model makes hypotheses on the type of neural representations used and the computational mechanisms underlying human visuo-motor imitation and could possibly help to gain more understanding in the occurrence and nature of imitation errors in patients with brain lesions. In addition, to further test and validate the model against human motion experimental data, we conduct, in collaboration with the Geneva University Hospital (HUG) and Vaud University Hospital Center (CHUV), kinematic studies with brain damaged adults specifically disabled in gesture imitation.
Implications of fragility for growth, poverty, and inequality

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

In recent years leading to the adoption of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and continuing thereafter, several papers have attempted to project growth and poverty rates globally, regionally, and for specific classifications of countries (by income levels, fragile states vs. non-fragile states, countries that are severely off track from eradicating poverty by 2030 etc.). Some of this research has also considered various scenarios about the evolution of inequality and its impact on the growth elasticity of poverty. Overall, the projections for growth and poverty in fragile states tend to vary quite significantly, raising both conceptual issues and implications for policy. Incorporating the latest available information from various sources and the impact of COVID-19, this chapter critically evaluates the evidence accumulated to date and asks the following questions. More than six years after the adoption of the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development, is it realistic to assume that poverty can be either eradicated or reduced significantly in fragile states by 2030? Are some fragile states doing better than others? And how are they different from other developing countries when it comes to the relationship between growth, poverty and inequality?
Inhibition of cytochrome P4502D6 activity with paroxetine normalizes the ultrarapid metabolizer phenotype as measured by nortriptyline pharmacokinetics and the debrisoquin test.

Field: Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics (Life Sciences)

Paroxetine, with a daily dosage from 20 to 40 mg, is an effective tool in normalizing the metabolic status of CYP2D6 ultrarapid metabolizers.
(201083) James Naesmyth

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

This three-year research project began in January 2014 and investigated whether, during the Victorian period, the professions formed a distinct self-sustaining social group with its own mores and values. The project looked at 16,000 individuals drawn from census data for Alnwick, Brighton, Bristol, Dundee, Greenock, Leeds, Merthyr Tydfil, Morpeth, and Winchester. The research project was funded by the UK Economic & Social Research Council and was based at the Universities of Oxford and Northumbria.
Effect of Physical Activity Education by Pharmacist on Reducing The Risk of Cardiovascular Disease in Men with Obesity: Before-After Study

Field: Health Professions (Health Sciences)

There were 27.1% of overweight and obesity in Indonesia population aged over 18 years , \nand elevated in higher educated community groups as well as working as employee. The \nstudy aims to analyze the effect of physical activity education by pharmacist on reducing the \nrisk of cardiovascular disease in men with obesity, using "Pocket Activity " Education \nModule. \nThis study using before-after study conducted to 23 male employees who are obese at the \nUniversity of Surabaya . Patients are educated orally using the module " Pocket Activity " \nwhich contains the role of physical activity on reducing risk of cardiovascular disease . This \nstudy will be measured on knowledge , behavior changes , and decreased risk of \ncardiovascular disease. \nThere were significant differences before and after education at the level of knowledge ( p = \n0.00 ) , stage of change in exercise behavior ( p = 0.00 ) and a decreased risk of \ncardiovascular disease based on body mass index and lipid profile ( 2.10 % ± 0.01 and 1.78 \n% ± 0.02 p = 0,00 ). \nProviding " Pocket Activity " Education Module can be used as an educational tool for \npatients who are obese in reducing risk of cardiovascular disease.
Exercise Intensity in Exergaming: An approach by GameFiTT

Field: Health Professions (Health Sciences)

Active video games are exergames that track players' body movement in relation to the game requirement. While active video games provide the necessary modes of exercise types in relation to aerobic, resistance, yoga and stretching, they are limited by compartmental movements that needed to be selected by players to form one complete exercise training to include warm-up, endurance and aerobic as well as cooling-down. The GameFiTT proposed an integration of a complete exercise workout of 35 minutes through pre-recorded exercise video and playing. Real time exercise intensity will be exploited to motivate and encourage players' motivation to exercise. This approach is hoped to improve the current exergame as to achieve a higher level of intensity during game play which is needed to create health impact.
Neurobehavioral results of different ischemic time after the focal cerebral ischemia-reperfusion in rats

Field: Neuroscience (Life Sciences)

To explore the neurobehavioral results of different ischemic time after the focal cerebral ischemia reperfusion in rats,a cerebral ischemia-reperfusion( I / R) model was established using the line in the left middle cerebral artery occlusion( MCAO) of rats and test neuro-behavioral evaluation by a method of modified neurological severity scores( m NSS) in ischemia for l h,2 h,4 h and reperfusion for l d,4 d,7 d and 14 d. The area of the cerebral infarction was estimated by 2% TTC staining. Results showed that the survival rate in ischemia for 2 h group was relatively high and the neurological function defect belonged to the moderate degree. 2 h after ischemia is the most appropriate ischemia time in focal ischemia-reperfusion model,and it might be one important reference for assessing pharmacodynamic indexes and the selection of ischemia time window in related research.
Would customers of social enterprises become social entrepreneurs?

Field: Business, Management and Accounting (Social Sciences)

Abstract To investigate whether customers purchasing goods and services from social enterprises would become social entrepreneurs, 980 survey participants were recruited, and two promising models were tested. In the first study, social entrepreneurial intention (SEI) was investigated by examining the mediating effects of purchase intention and willingness to pay a premium on the relationship between outcome expectation and SEI. The results revealed that the effect of outcome expectation on SEI is mediated through willingness to pay a premium; moreover, purchase intention has no significant effect on SEI. In the second study, we confirmed that the dominant effect on SEI resulted from willingness to pay a premium, followed by outcome expectation. Furthermore, the results revealed that purchase intention enhances the effect of outcome expectation on SEI among customers with high purchase intention, thus demonstrating the moderating role of purchase intention. Business partners could be cultivated through the beneficial outcome expectations and favourable purchasing behaviour exhibited by the customers of social enterprises.
School learning barriers in higher education students

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

The main objective of this article was to compare the perception that the college student has with the scholar learning barriers. The methodology that was used was the quantitative, observational, transversal, descriptive and comparative. The compilation of this info was carried out through an instrument with 11 learning barriers questions of the academic environment, with 320 surveys in phase 3 of the Covid-19 Pandemic, applied to the faculties of Ciencia, Educación y Humanidades, Sistemas, Ingeniería, Mercadotecnia and Jurisprudencia of the Universidad Autónoma of Coahuila, the method of sampling that was utilized was not probabilistic through the strategy of sampling for convenience. The statistical techniques that were applied were the descriptive through frequencies and percentages, comparative with Kruskal-wallis method for independent samples and Mann Whitney U for two independent samples. The contribution of the study lies in that the students from faculty de Sistemas differ from the ones of the faculties of Mercadotecnia, Educación, Ingeniería and jurisprudencia in that they consider in large extent that the educational and pedagogical practices during the hybrid modality for the COVID-19 Lockdown, has been a learning barrier.
Agent‐Based Modeling

Field: Computer Science (Physical Sciences)

Abstract An agent‐based model (ABM) is a characterization and depiction of social phenomena that allows for the visualization of distributed, heterogeneous agent movements and interactions over time in the form of computer simulations. ABMs combine elements of complexity science, game theory, emergence, and evolutionary computer programming to generate social phenomena simulation. They can account for simple, complicated, complex, and complex adaptive phenomena in social systems. They can capture non linearity, self‐organization, emergence, adaptation, and feedback in research. ABMs are one of the most generalized frameworks for simulating complexity of social phenomena and a method for studying systems comprised of interdependent, interacting agents and emergent outcomes that arise from aggregate interactions.