jimnoneill/paper-to-field-training huggingface dataset:
Understanding and actioning BRE environmental assessment method: a socio-technical approach

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

The following research applies a socio-technical approach to an original study of the role of BRE environmental assessment method (BREEAM) in sustainable building practice. The primary objective is to gain insight into what facilitates and what weakens professional associations to implement a sustainability agenda in a building project. It focuses on understanding different sets of meaning which underlie engagement with BREEAM and how BREEAM is actioned. To do this, the research framework draws on social network analysis. However, this research does not consider that sustainable building is merely an outcome of planned action. Instead, sustainable building is seen to involve processes of engagement amongst different groups, technologies, materials and methods. Therefore, the conceptual framework adopted incorporates consideration of the materiality of sustainable building engagements, highlighting the relations between actors. Interviews with project professionals involved in a case study of a BREEAM Outstanding development provide the empirical basis for this work. This research will be of interest to scholars interested in socio-technical approaches to building development, environmental building assessment methods and sustainable building.
Dampak Pandemi Covid-19 terhadap Penurunan Pendapatan Koran Sebagai Media Cetak Di PT. Top Metro Media Tahun 2020- 2021

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

The widespread spread of Covid-19 creates uncertainty about the speed of the world economy. Indonesia's economic growth in 2020 experienced a decline in the print media industry. This research uses a descriptive research methodology according to the type of research, methodology, context, and period of research. Descriptive research explains that: descriptive research is a research approach to examine an object, a set of conditions, a system of ideas, or a group of current events (Nazir, 2005: 54). Using data collection methods and time spans, the researcher collects all the important data set. Top metro media during the pandemic is now experiencing a lot of decline in print media buyers caused by the sophistication of technology that is increasingly rapid and developing which has resulted in print media not being bought or has begun to be no longer produced among people who often read print media, namely parents among teenagers / adults they choose technological sophistication, especially in print media which 2 (Two) Years ago experienced a very dramatic decline in sales and income from whichever party made the company experience a decline in revenue and reduced employees, in the first year of the Covid-19 Pandemic.
Exploiting the imperfect knowledge of reference nodes positions in range based positioning systems

Field: Computer Science (Physical Sciences)

In this paper, the problem of uncertainty on reference nodes positions is addressed in the context of hybrid data fusion techniques for localization. This problem arises in B3G networks where different location-dependent observables come from heterogeneous Radio Access Networks (RAN) leading to different levels of uncertainty on both ranges and anchor nodes positions. We assume a Gaussian model on the node position error as well as on the ranging error. We derive novel Maximum Likelihood based location estimator which considers these two sources of uncertainty. The performances of this new estimator is then compared to the ML estimator which does not consider erroneous reference nodes positions. Monte Carlo simulations show that the proposed estimator achieves better performances especially in the context of short range positioning.
Carboniferous coleoids with mixed coleoid-orthocerid characteristics: a new light on cephalopod evolution

Field: Earth and Planetary Sciences (Physical Sciences)

Orthocerid-like coleoids with mixed orthocerid-coleoid characteristics are described for the first time from the Carboniferous of USA. The appearance of these coleoids represents transitional morphology between the orthoconic nautiloid and coleoid lineages. This transitional state is based on the new genus Colorthoceras n. gen. with three assigned new species (C. inflata n. sp., C. tubulata n. sp. and C. concavus n. sp.) in the new family Colorthoceridae of the new order Colorthocerida. Orthocerid nautiloid characteristics include a longiconic phragmocone with a well-developed body chamber, and a central, sub-central or sub-ventral siphuncle with endosiphuncular deposits. The shell wall in the new order Colorthocerida is characterized by the coleoid characteristics of a lack of the nacreous layer, with a high content of chitin that created a somewhat semi-elastic shell. The connecting rings are uni-layered, directly continuous from the septal neck, and have a mixed chitinous-calcareous composition similar to that in order Mixosiphonata. The shell wall structure in these unique orthocerid-like coleoids is similar to that in the previously described Carboniferous bactritoid-like coleoids. The evolution of these coleoid characteristics appears to represent an unsuccessful evolutionary experiment, as the diversity of this nautiloid lineage was in gradual decline in the Upper Paleozoic.
Enhancing Data Integration and ETL Processes Using AWS Glue

Field: Computer Science (Physical Sciences)

The rapid proliferation of data in modern enterprises necessitates advanced solutions for seamless integration and transformation. AWS Glue, a fully managed and serverless ETL (Extract, Transform, Load) service, emerges as a versatile tool for addressing the challenges of data integration, scalability, and real-time processing. This paper explores AWS Glue's architecture, features, and capabilities, highlighting its strengths and identifying areas for improvement. Comparative analyses with leading ETL tools and real-world use cases illustrate AWS Glue's potential in data lake formation, real-time analytics, and migration workflows. Additionally, the paper examines emerging trends and future directions in serverless ETL technologies, offering insights into their role in shaping enterprise strategies. By leveraging AWS Glue, organizations can establish efficient, cost-effective, and scalable data workflows, empowering them to extract actionable insights and maintain a competitive edge in data-driven ecosystems.
Improved Imprinting Technique for Study of Plant Tissues

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

The exposed surface of plant tissues is coated with nail varnish. When peeled off, the transparent coating film bears a replica imprint of the tissue. Transparent adhesive tape is used for lifting the film imprint and mounting it on a microslide without curling. By a similar method, an opaque sealant replica with an aluminum foil support may be prepared which can serve as a mold for obtaining a transparent secondary imprint useful for light microscopic studies. The replicas can be stored like herbarium specimens for future use.
Additional file 1: of Insight into SNPs and epitopes of E protein of newly emerged genotype-I isolates of JEV from Midnapur, West Bengal, India

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

Diversity in MHC class I specific epitopes in isolates from 8 different Asian countries. Analysis was performed using IEDB resources [46] against the ecto domain of E protein that were procured from GenBank databases. Partial or fragmented sequences were excluded. (DOCX 14Â kb)
Short-term but not long-term exercise ameliorates chronic mild stress-induced depression-like behavior in a comparable manner to a single administration of ketamine in mice

Field: Neuroscience (Life Sciences)

Voluntary exercise has been reported to reduce depression- and anxiety-like behaviors in an animal model of depressive disorder (DD). However, the degree of appropriate voluntary exercise to improve depression-like behavior remains unknown. In the present study, we examined the effects of two different terms of voluntary exercise, short (3 days)- and long (14 days)-term freewheel running, on depression-like behavior and new cell proliferation in the dentate gyrus (DG) in a DD mouse model generated by exposure to chronic mild stress (CMS), and then compared the antidepressant effects with those of ketamine. Short-term freewheel running showed an antidepressant effect in CMS mice in the forced-swim test (FST), which was comparable to that of ketamine, but did not affect new cell proliferation in the DG. In contrast, long-term freewheel running increased new cell proliferation in the DG, but did not improve depressive behavior in the FST. These results suggest that voluntary exercise, unless taken to the point of exhaustion, could beneficially contribute to the recovery of CMS-induced depression.
A conserved genetic mechanism specifies deutocerebral appendage identity in insects and arachnids

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

The segmental architecture of the arthropod head is one of the most controversial topics in the evolutionary developmental biology of arthropods. The deutocerebral (second) segment of the head is putatively homologous across Arthropoda, as inferred from the segmental distribution of the tripartite brain and the absence of Hox gene expression of this anterior-most, appendage-bearing segment. While this homology statement implies a putative common mechanism for differentiation of deutocerebral appendages across arthropods, experimental data for deutocerebral appendage fate specification are limited to winged insects. Mandibulates (hexapods, crustaceans and myriapods) bear a characteristic pair of antennae on the deutocerebral segment, whereas chelicerates (e.g. spiders, scorpions, harvestmen) bear the eponymous chelicerae. In such hexapods as the fruit fly, Drosophila melanogaster , and the cricket, Gryllus bimaculatus , cephalic appendages are differentiated from the thoracic appendages (legs) by the activity of the appendage patterning gene homothorax ( hth ). Here we show that embryonic RNA interference against hth in the harvestman Phalangium opilio results in homeonotic chelicera-to-leg transformations, and also in some cases pedipalp-to-leg transformations. In more strongly affected embryos, adjacent appendages undergo fusion and/or truncation, and legs display proximal defects, suggesting conservation of additional functions of hth in patterning the antero-posterior and proximo-distal appendage axes. Expression signal of anterior Hox genes labial , proboscipedia and Deformed is diminished, but not absent, in hth RNAi embryos, consistent with results previously obtained with the insect G. bimaculatus . Our results substantiate a deep homology across arthropods of the mechanism whereby cephalic appendages are differentiated from locomotory appendages.
Evidence on Effectiveness of Immune Checkpoint Inhibitors in Patients With Advanced Esophageal Squamous Cell Carcinoma—Reply

Field: Medicine (Health Sciences)

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Towards a disaster risk assessment methodology for communities underlain by dolomite

Field: Environmental Science (Physical Sciences)

Purpose – The purpose of the paper is to provide a robust and simple methodology for disaster risk management officials to assess the total disaster risk posed by dolomite in urban areas of South Africa. Design/methodology/approach – In order to develop the methodology the basic principles of disaster risk assessment, incapsulated in the notation R = H × V , was applied to provide a vehicle to quantify hazard and vulnerability aspects related to dolomite risk. Specifically existing knowledge on inherent dolomite risk classes (hazard component) was aligned to issues of vulnerability (in this case ageing water infrastructure) to attain a total dolomite disaster risk score for a specific area. Findings – The results from the practical application of the method indicated that the proposed dolomite risk assessment methodology is not only robust but easy to comprehend and to apply. The simplicity of the method also allows for easy integration into existing urban planning and integrated development planning process. Originality/value – The creation of the method not only provides a much-needed tool for assessing the total disaster risk posed by dolomite in urban areas but also adds value to the entire urban and community development process.
“The One for the Many” Theme in James Torrance's Theology

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

The theme of the one for the many is a golden thread weaving its way through the heart of Torrance’s understanding of the Person and atoning work of Jesus Christ. Distinct from a Platonic connotation, it expresses the yearning and relentless determination of the Triune God to reclaim creation from its dysfunction and realize its true destiny in personal union and communion with the Triune God of grace. Anchored in the manifold richness of God’s outgoing love as Father, Son and Spirit, the God’s covenant relationship with Israel is decidedly marked by its commission to be the one for the many in the outworking of God’s redemptive plan. From Israel’s history we find crucially illuminating categories by which to understand the Person and priestly atoning work of the Incarnate Son of God, whose humanity is not merely the instrumental means but the vicarious venue wherein atoning grace is realized for us on our behalf, yet which includes us. The Christian life is not merely imitation of Christ but lifelong response of worship and trusting obedience in God, enabled and sanctified by participation in the One Truly Efficacious Response of Christ made for us in our place. As the One Body of Christ, the Church is called to participate in Christ’s ongoing priestly ministry in loving service to the world.
Towards a Poetics of Dwelling: Patrick Kavanagh’s Countryside

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

Patrick Kavanagh’s poetry has often been studied in relation to questions of identity and sense of place both in response and reaction to the metanarrative of Irishness popularised during the Irish Literary Revival. New scholarship on Irish poetry, however, has moved beyond viewing Kavanagh’s portrayal of the countryside as an antidote to the Yeatsian depiction of the peasant and rural landscape and has made possible a re-reading of Kavanagh’s sense of place from an ecocritical perspective. Following the interdisciplinary trend in studying literature in relation to the environment, this paper focuses on the notion of place as a complex socio-environmental entity and addresses Kavanagh’s depiction of rural Ireland in his early poetry and novels from the perspective of dwelling. The aim is to highlight the missing element of temporality in reference to the landscape and how Kavanagh’s direct engagement with his local community and attention to detail offer a poetics of dwelling, wherein the dweller is an inseparable part of a dynamic and temporal environment.
‘Untying the Knot’: Achieving Integrative and Collaborative Care within Trauma and Fear Saturated Systems – A Practice-Focused Discussion Paper

Field: Health Professions (Health Sciences)

The author's clinical experience with the Child Protection and Mental Health Care systems informs this brief practice-focused paper. The author posits that Secondary Traumatic Stress and Vicarious Trauma are central to understanding the impact of relationally traumatic material and the experience of individuals, families, team and the wider ecology of care systems. In particular, the author hypothesises that the tendency of systems to become fragmented in operation, with silos of sub-parts working parallel to each other, may be a natural adaptation to the ways in which traumatic experience ripples across system boundaries. This ‘ripple effect’ may lead to increasing emotional and relational reactivity, and survival-oriented inward focus of energies and efforts. The metaphor of the brain and nervous system is used to explore ideas of connection and integration in care systems. Trauma-informed leadership by individuals and teams is also touched upon in relation to reducing fear-driven clinical practice.
Balancing translation and Rac1 signaling

Field: Neuroscience (Life Sciences)

Fragile X Syndrome
The neurological dysfunction and intellectual disability of fragile X syndrome (FXS) is caused by loss of the mRNA translation repressor FMRP. Santini et al. found that loss of FMRP enhanced protein synthesis mediated by the translation-initiating factor eIF4E. As a result, the
Immunoassay demonstration using a local evanescent array coupled biosensor

Field: Engineering (Physical Sciences)

A Label-free optical waveguide immunosensor is investigated both theoretically and experimentally. The local evanescent array coupled (LEAC) biosensor is based on a local evanescent field shift mechanism, which differs from those of other evanescent waveguide sensors. Antigens specifically bound by immobilized antibodies on the waveguide surface increase the refractive index of the upper cladding of the waveguide, and hence shift the evanescent field distribution up. This local detection mechanism grants the LEAC sensor multi-analyte ability in a single optical path. Compared to traditional biosensors, including surface plasmon resonance and ring resonance biosensors, the nonresonant and temperature/wavelength insensitive properties of the LEAC biosensor relax its requirement on the optical source. It requires no accessory off-chip instruments such as spectrometers, making it a chip-scale biosensing platform. The on-chip detection is accomplished by integrating buried polysilicon detector arrays into silicon nitride waveguide in a commercial complementary metal oxide semiconductor (CMOS) process. Protein antigens and IgG producing biologically relevant antibody-antigen interactions were used to test the clinical utility of the LEAC biosensor platform. Advanced analysis beam propagation method (BPM) simulations and chips with different geometric parameters were used to study the relationship between the sensitivity and structure of LEAC biosensor.
Analysis of the sewage system expandability in Mściwojów commune

Field: Environmental Science (Physical Sciences)

The aim of the study is to analyze the hydraulic conditions of the existing sewage system and the sewage treatment plant in the commune of Mściwojów. This is in relation to the aspect of connecting new buildings, as a part of the investments in the pilot project VITAL LANDSCAPES no. 2CE164P3. The analysis led to the conclusion that an increased wastewater inflow from the new buildings is manageable. The current capacity of the sewage treatment plant will be increased by 3 to 5%, which will not affect the stability of the existing treatment process. The hydraulic analysis of the sewer network proved that the existing sewer collectors can handle the increased flow.
PKD controls mitotic Golgi complex fragmentation through a Raf–MEK1 pathway

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

Before entering mitosis, the stacks of the Golgi cisternae are separated from each other, and inhibiting this process delays entry of mammalian cells into mitosis. Protein kinase D (PKD) is known to be involved in Golgi-to–cell surface transport by controlling the biogenesis of specific transport carriers. Here we show that depletion of PKD1 and PKD2 proteins from HeLa cells by small interfering RNA leads to the accumulation of cells in the G2 phase of the cell cycle and prevents cells from entering mitosis. We further provide evidence that inhibition of PKD blocks mitotic Raf-1 and mitogen-activated protein kinase kinase (MEK) activation, and, as a consequence, mitotic Golgi fragmentation, which could be rescued by expression of active MEK1. Finally, Golgi fluorescence recovery after photobleaching analyses demonstrate that PKD is crucial for the cleavage of the noncompact zones of Golgi membranes in G2 phase. Our findings suggest that PKD controls interstack Golgi connections in a Raf-1/MEK1–dependent manner, a process required for entry of the cells into mitosis.
A Qualitative Study of Improving Life Independence Functions and Reducing Caregiver Burden in Children with Physical Disabilities through Movement Therapy (Dohsa-hou).

Field: Health Professions (Health Sciences)

In Cambodia, there is a pressing need to disseminate specialized therapeutic techniques for children with disabilities. Dohsa-hou, a Japanese movement therapy technique known for its therapeutic effects on persons with disabilities, has been practiced there for years. This study focused on Dohsa-hou's impact on children with physical disabilities in Cambodia, particularly their daily life independence, and assessed caregivers' perspectives. It also investigated how Dohsa-hou reduces caregiving burdens by enhancing children's functional independence. The research utilized the KJ method and chi-square tests to highlight improvements in children's independence and significant reduction in caregiving burdens.
Community and Health in Central Fort Worth: Understanding the Community's Perspectives on Health towards Informing Community-Based Interventions

Field: Health Professions (Health Sciences)

In 2019, a major academic medical center released a public health research report on life expectancies in Texas organized by zip code. The study revealed that the 76104-zip code, part of the central area of the city of Fort Worth, has the lowest life expectancy in the entire state. Concerned about the life expectancy study statistics, New Mount Rose Baptist Church, affiliated churches, and other community members sought to understand better why the life expectancy in their area was so low. This exploratory study uses a mixed-methods approach that incorporates interviews, a survey, and participant observation to help understand (i) how community members in the area feel, think about, and relate to their community, (ii) what the major social determinants of health are for them, and (iii) what health-related infrastructures in the area are lacking or need improvement. This study unearths perceptions of health and community from the various communities in the area and social and structural determinants of health in 76104.