jimnoneill/paper-to-field-training huggingface dataset:
44 Jesus Is Healing Today

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

Research Article| March 01 1990 44 Jesus Is Healing Today H. C. Jackson H. C. Jackson Search for other works by this author on: This Site Google Black Sacred Music (1990) 4 (1): 85. https://doi.org/10.1215/10439455-4.1.85 Cite Icon Cite Share Icon Share Facebook Twitter LinkedIn MailTo Permissions Search Site Citation H. C. Jackson; 44 Jesus Is Healing Today. Black Sacred Music 1 March 1990; 4 (1): 85. doi: https://doi.org/10.1215/10439455-4.1.85 Download citation file: Zotero Reference Manager EasyBib Bookends Mendeley Papers EndNote RefWorks BibTex toolbar search Search Dropdown Menu toolbar search search input Search input auto suggest filter your search Books & JournalsAll JournalsBlack Sacred Music Search Advanced Search The text of this article is only available as a PDF. Copyright © 1990 by Duke University Press1990 Article PDF first page preview Close Modal Issue Section: Faith and Endurance You do not currently have access to this content.
High-Resolution Cryo-Electron Microscopy Structures of Murine Norovirus 1 and Rabbit Hemorrhagic Disease Virus Reveal Marked Flexibility in the Receptor Binding Domains

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

ABSTRACT Our previous structural studies on intact, infectious murine norovirus 1 (MNV-1) virions demonstrated that the receptor binding protruding (P) domains are lifted off the inner shell of the virus. Here, the three-dimensional (3D) reconstructions of recombinant rabbit hemorrhagic disease virus (rRHDV) virus-like particles (VLPs) and intact MNV-1 were determined to ∼8-Å resolution. rRHDV also has a raised P domain, and therefore, this conformation is independent of infectivity and genus. The atomic structure of the MNV-1 P domain was used to interpret the MNV-1 reconstruction. Connections between the P and shell domains and between the floating P domains were modeled. This observed P-domain flexibility likely facilitates virus-host receptor interactions.
BIOLOGICAL ACTIVITY OF FABA BEANS PROANTHOCYANIDINS

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

The objective of the experiment was to determine whether small amounts of proanthocyanidins (0.1 and 0.3%) may increase the antioxidative properties of the rat diet without exerting an antinutritional effect. Proanthocyanidins of faba bean seed coats were extracted with a mixture of acetone and water (70:30) and lyophilized. The amount of proanthocyanidins was two- or fourfold higher in the experimental diets as compared to the control diet. The addition of proanthocyanidin extract had no significant effect on the coefficients of digestibility of crude protein, daily nitrogen retention and the coefficient of biological value of diet protein. In the blood serum of rats fed diets supplemented with proanthocyanidin extract, there was a slightly higher content of vitamin E and alanine aminotransferase activity, while the content of vitamin A and aspartate aminotransferase activity were similar to those of the control group. In the contents of the rat gut (caecum), a lower activity of â -glucuronidase was found as compared to the control group, whereas â -galactosidase was unaffected. The addition of proanthocyanidin extract to diet caused a decrease in the malondialdehyde content in the heart, kidneys, erythrocytes and blood plasma of rats. The results obtained indicate that the amount of proanthocyanidins used did not exert any antinutritional effects, but extended the pool of diet antioxidants and beneficially affected the activity of the large bowel microflora.
Mechanistic Insight into pH-Dependent Luminol Chemiluminescence in Aqueous Solution

Field: Chemistry (Physical Sciences)

Luminol is one of the best known chemiluminescent cyclic hydrazides used in basic solution. Owing to the complexity of luminol oxidation, the mechanism of luminol chemiluminescence (CL), especially in aqueous solution, has not yet been fully elucidated. Recent theoretical computations have confirmed that luminol CL originates from the chemiexcitation of a 1,2-dioxane-3,6-dione dianion (CP2-). This seems to be inconsistent with the luminol oxidation in aqueous solutions, where only the decomposition of a monoanionic peroxyketal (L-OOH) is confirmed to yield CL. In this work, we theoretically investigated the complete decomposition of L-OOH and the pKa of key intermediates in aqueous solutions using (time-dependent) density functional theory. L-OOH first cyclizes to an endoperoxide monoanion (EP-). When pH < pKa (EP-), EP- directly decomposes by a retro-Diels-Alder (rDA) reaction to an aminophthalate monoanion (AP-) without CL activity. Moreover, when pH > pKa (EP-), EP- deprotonates to dianionic EP2-, which rapidly eliminates N2 to CP2-, inducing chemiexcitation. This conclusion is supported by the pKa (EP-) ≈ 8 estimated in this work, which is consistent with the pH-dependent profile of luminol CL observed in previous experiments. Thus, the pH-dependent CL determined by the acidity of endoperoxides may provide a theoretical basis to design new cyclic hydrazides with CL activity at different pH.
UNESCO Story Circles for developing intercultural competences in higher education students within a heterogeneous society context

Field: Social Sciences (Social Sciences)

Story Circles were designed by Dr. Darla Deardorf (2020) together with UNESCO as a practical intercultural tool for developing and practicing intercultural competences that can be used with different groups of people in many settings around the world. Story Circles help participants develop intercultural competences such as listening for understanding, cultural curiosity, empathy and reflection about differences. They can be utilized in a variety of settings in order to improve human interactions across difference, whether within a society (differences due to age, gender, religion, socio-economic status, political affiliation, ethnicity, and so on) or across borders. Although some articles have been published on Story Circles with participants of different nationalities, in this study we use Story Circles to reflect on the differences between people within the same society and with the supposed “same culture”. In this research we used the Story Circles within students of an official Higher Education Institution dedicated to Spanish Letters. We organized three small groups of mostly Argentinean participants who completed a feedback questionnaire at the end of the experience. Seeing that Argentine society is profoundly heterogeneous in its beliefs, practices, rituals, and identifications, we tried to verify if the emotional connections that Story Circles usually produce among people involved in them are expressed in our participants’ feedback. The findings corroborate positive reviews by all participants, and the proposal of Story Circle methodology as a complementary training activity for intercultural competences was highly appreciated by all the participants.
KING EIDER FORAGING EFFORT DURING THE PRE-BREEDING

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

For reproduction, many arctic-nesting migratory birds rely on nutrients obtained on the breeding grounds, so they devote sufficient time to foraging immediately prior to nesting. However, little is known about the increase in foraging effort necessary to meet the energetic requirements of reproduction. In early June 2006 and 2008, we quantified the proportion of time spent foraging before breeding by a large sea duck, the King Eider (Somateria spectabilis), on its breeding grounds in northern Alaska. During � 235 hours of behavioral observations, both male and female King Eiders spent � 50% of the day loafing (resting, sleeping, comfort behavior, or being alert). Females foraged on average 30% of the time (mean 7.2 hr day −1 , 95% CI 6.0-8.4 hr day −1 ), three times as much as males (9%; 2.3 hr day −1 , 95% CI 1.5-2.8 hr day −1 ). The most common prey in ponds where the eiders foraged were chironomid larvae and worms ranging in length from 1 to 30 mm. If the King Eider's daily energy expenditure on its breeding grounds is similar to values published for related species, it would need to ingest only 0.2-0.6 g dry mass of inverte- brates per minute of foraging to meet its energetic requirements. Males did not lose body mass before breeding, and we assume that their foraging effort was sufficient for energy balance. Therefore, female King Eiders appear to triple their foraging effort over maintenance requirements to meet the energetic challenges of egg formation.
Identification Of The Procoagulant Species In Ellagic Acid Solutions

Field: Pharmacology, Toxicology and Pharmaceutics (Life Sciences)

The species of ellagic acid responsible for initiating intrinsic blood coagulation has been characterized. Ellagic acid is soluble ata level of 30 ± 10 μM in pH 7.4 Tris-saline buffer at 22°C. Dilution of soluble ellagic acid resulted in enhanced plasma procoagulant and kallikrein generating activity, and the appearance of a new absorbance spectrum. These effects were prevented by 1 mi4 EDTA, and the new species could be removed by centrifugation. Addition of stoichiometric Cu2+ to Millipore-filtered soluble ellagic acid generated an absorbance spectrum similar to that caused by dilution in the absence of EDTA, as well as procoagulant and kallikrein activities. Zn2+ and Co2+ caused similar spectral changes and prekail ikrein activation. Although no turbidity was visible and the spectral properties did not indicate extensive light scattering, centrifugation resulted in loss of the absorbance spectrum and activity. We conclude that the procoagulant activity of ellagic acid solutions can be ascribed to slowly settling insoluble aggregates of ellagic acid-metal ion complexes, which are formed with adventitious metal ions present in the diluting buffer. Formation of these aggregates could be prevented but not reversed by 1 mM EDTA. Although soluble ellagic acid may bind to Factor XII, it does not initiate blood coagulation or prekallikrein activation, since these activities were only associated with the insoluble species.
MECHANISMS OFOPERATION ANDDEGRADATION INSOLUTION- PROCESSABLE ORGANICPHOTOVOLTAICS

Field: Materials Science (Physical Sciences)

Organic photovoltaic devices arebeing intensely researched asa low-cost solar powerconversion technology. Ingeneral, reliability anddegradation mechanisms forthesedevices havenotbeen examined byresearchers indetail, however recent efficiency gains justify moreconcerted efforts toward achieving commercially viable device lifetimes. Themolecular nature ofthese materials andthe atmospheric processing techniques usedfortheir fabrication provide forpotentially lowcostproduction. Theseaspects alsobring with themunique challenges inachieving stable device performance. In thispaper, I provide a briefdescription oftheoperational mechanisms ofthese devices, andIoutline whatisknownabout the mechanisms ofdegradation andthedevice lifetimes. [Keywords: organic, polymer, photovoltaic, solar powerconversion, fullerene, exciton, solution-processable]
Distribution and diversity of elasmobranchs in the Sea of Marmara: A 2023 status report

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

Abstract Elasmobranchs, encompassing an array of sharks and rays, confront a threat of extinction on a global scale. The Sea of Marmara (SoM) stands out as a critical refuge for these endangered species. This study harnesses data derived from comprehensive trawl surveys, representing the first area‐based evaluation of the elasmobranchs inhabiting the SoM. Sampling protocols were carried out at 10 separate stations along the 980‐km coastline of the SoM, each bounded by different ecological characteristics and anthropogenic influences. A total of eight shark species and six ray species were caught in the towed area of the entire the SoM. Notably, Scyliorhinus canicula and near‐threatened Raja clavata constitute more than 50% of the total abundance. Additionally, rare, and critically endangered species, including the Oxynotus centrina , Squatina squatina , Dipturus batis , and Myliobatis aquila , were documented, expanding our knowledge of their presence in the region. Spatial distribution heterogeneity was pronounced within species. Size distributions were species‐specific, and the presence of both juvenile and adult individuals suggested successful reproduction and growth. Records expand the known size range in the SoM for six shark and three ray species. It also provides first‐size information based on the total length of the S. stellaris and D. batis . Additionally, the urgent need for field‐based conservation efforts is highlighted, citing a previously unidentified important sensitive areas located in the southern part of the SoM.
Pengaruh Biaya Produksi dan Biaya Penjualan Terhadap Laba pada UMKM Konveksi “Ade Jahit” di Desa Anggadita

Field: Business, Management and Accounting (Social Sciences)

The purpose of this study is to strengthen the relationship between production and sales costs and profits at the "ade sewing" MSME convection. One of the businesses that provides clothing production services is the "ade sewing" convection which is located in Anggadita village, Kec. Explain. Hypothesis testing The t test, F, and coefficient of determination (R2) coefficient of determination (R2), t test, and F test are three multiple linear regression analysis instruments used in the quantitative descriptive method of this research. This research focuses on MSMEs that use "ade sewing" convection. The results of the research show that in convective "sewing" MSMEs, production costs have a significant effect on income as indicated by a t test value of 3.257 > t 1.997 and a significance level of 0.004 < 0.005. At the significance threshold of 0.001 < 0.005, sales costs have quite a large influence on profits, this is indicated by the t test findings of 4.054 > 1.977 t. With a determined f value of 34.826 > 3.13 and a significance level of 0.000 < 0.005, production and sales costs have a fairly large influence on profitability.
Indigenous Technical Knowledge of the Tribal Farmers of Visakhapatnam District of Andhra Pradesh

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

A huge and unwritten wealth of knowledge on traditional crops, cultural practices, pest and disease management in agriculture, cropping systems and indigenous seed storage methods was found to exist with the farmers and some of it was documented. Practices like hanging maize cobs from kitchen roof for seed storage, use of ash to control pumpkin beetles and aphids, bird catching by using jackfruit latex and planting Jatropa around the fruit plants to protect them form external enemies, were of much interest and great practical value.
SAR super-resolution with a perturbed point spread function

Field: Computer Science (Physical Sciences)

Super-resolution techniques attempt to improve upon the theoretically optimum resolution of a coherent imaging system by using prior knowledge about the imaged scene. Ideal operation requires the exact point spread function (PSF) of the imaging system to be known. For airborne SAR systems, even after motion compensation, residual across-track motions of the SAR platform will cause unknown perturbations of the PSF. The effects of such perturbations on the performance of a particular super-resolution technique are illustrated. A modification to the super-resolution technique which uses a stochastic description of the PSF is introduced as a possible means of limiting the degradations caused by PSF perturbations. The performances of the standard technique and the modified technique are compared.
Fig molasses: Processing Essentials and Organoleptic Properties

Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences (Life Sciences)

Local varieties of fig fruits (genus Ficus) are classified by their morphological characteristics mainly color of outer layer versus color inside. This has resulted in three categories, namely green outer layer with both white and red color inside and with outside and inside red color. Fig molasses produced following a traditional Lebanese recipe, using overripe-fresh-figs, was scrutinized to assess technical details such as fig molasses per fig conversion values (FMFCV) (kg/100kg figs) and organoleptic properties. Part of the prepared figs had pH adjusted to around 4.2 using citric acid. Concerning FMFCV there was no significant differences between molasses produced using the different fig cultivars. Water was added to the strained figs and a second extract was produced. FFMCV recognized from the first straining was significantly higher than that value recorded from the second straining. There was no significant difference between the two products concerning pH, water activity and ash content. Fig molasses produced from pH-adjusted figs had a significantly higher FFMCV, lower pH and higher ash content compared to those produced from non-pH-adjusted ones; however, no significant difference water activity was detected. Concerning organoleptic properties there was no significant difference between all the fig molasses produced. The use of the overripe figs shows how traditional methods have innate food waste reduction concept. Lower pH, higher FFMCV and no significant difference in the sensory attributes favor the use of the citric acid in the recipe since in would increase the production efficiency and would prolong the product shelf life.
SEMANTICS OF “MOTION” IN THE LEXICAL MEANINGS OF THE DENOTATIVE SPHERE OF SPORT: THE FORMATION OF COMPLEX SEMANTICS

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

АСПЕКТЫ СЕМАНТИКИ ДВИЖЕНИЯ В ЛЕКСИЧЕСКИХ ЗНАЧЕНИЯХ ДЕНОТАТИВНОЙ СФЕРЫ «СПОРТ»: СПЕЦИФИКА ФОРМИРОВАНИЯ КОМПЛЕКСНОЙ СЕМАНТИКИВ статье рассматривается проблема формирования лексических значений комплексного типа, которые относятся одновременно к нескольким семантическим классам.Материалом работы является лексика двух взаимодействующих денотативных сфер -«Спорт» и «Движение».Специфика комплексной семантики этой лексики определяется своеобразием пересекающихся денотативных классов, один из которых является социальным, а другой -конкретно-физическим.Универсальные признаки ситуации движения (сферы-донора) избирательно используются в лексике конкретных групп спортивной сферы -таких, как «Виды спорта и спортивных игр», «Спортивные упражнения», «Человек, занимающийся спортом» и др.По-разному актуальны для выделенных классов характеристики движения, среди которых самые заметные субъектнообъектные и обстоятельственные (пространственные и временны ̀е, а также признак способа действия).Так, субъектно-объектные отношения в ситуации движения/перемещения являются базовыми для лексических значений групп «Человек, занимающийся спортом» и «Спортивный инвентарь, спортивные снаряды, приспособления».Среди пространственных признаков ситуации движения наиболее значимы характеристики направления и среды (или места).Из временны ̀х признаков для сферы «Спорт» наиболее существен признак 'скорость' движения.Признаки группы «способ движения» включают специфику главной движущей силы, а также 'затрудненность' и 'повторяемость' (или 'ритмичность') движения.Делаются выводы о продуктивности исследования комплексной семантики на примере таких близких и в то же время разных по характеру денотативных классов, как «Спорт» и Движение», а также о возможности использования полученных результатов в теоретической семантике и лексикографической практике.
Attitudes to knowledge

Field: Arts and Humanities (Social Sciences)

The rejection by various schools of contemporary thought of traditional assumptions concerning the possibility of cognitive progress has important implications for professionals concerned with the preservation or dissemination of knowledge, and may be seen to impinge on fundamental questions of motivation, the setting of priorities and professional behaviour generally. Issues such as the possibility of objective knowledge, the role and significance of science and scholarship, and the status of the Western cultural tradition are currently matters of some controversy. The author contends that a belief in cognitive progress is compatible with a sophisticated understanding of human cognition and culture.
Differential effects of K+ and Na+ on specific bands of isolated polytene chromosomes of Chironomus Tentans

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

ABSTRACT Previous investigations on the effects of monovalent cations on the gene activities (formation of puffs) of polytene chromosomes utilized whole salivary glands or nuclei and suggested that the K+/Na+ ratio in the nuclear sap was of primary importance in influencing gene activities. To determine whether these effects of ions were direct or indirect, we have employed isolated polytene chromosomes incubated in salt solutions of varying ionic composition. Our observations reveal differential effects of K+, Na+, Mg2+, Ca2+ and combinations thereof on specific chromosome regions. The band at region I-18-C that is specifically affected by K+ is the same one that puffs when salivary gland nuclei are incubated in a K+-rich medium and this is believed to be an ecdysone-specific puff. Bands at region I-19-A are specifically affected by Na+ and are the same ones that form puffs when salivary gland nuclei are incubated in a Na+-rich medium. This region is believed to be juvenile hormone-specific. Effects on the chromosome are also described that are the result of incubation in solutions containing Mg2+ and Ca2+. Analogies are drawn between the observed effects of ions on isolated chromosomes and their effects on chromatin isolated from mammalian cells. For example, when chromatin is exposed to solutions of increasing ionic strength, hydration is followed by aggregation and histone dissociation. This may be analogous to what is observed in the isolated chromosome under similar conditions; namely, expansion, contraction and expansion.
Culturally responsive care in haemodialysis: A scoping review

Field: Health Professions (Health Sciences)

Abstract Aim To describe how clinicians provide culturally responsive care to culturally diverse people with kidney failure in haemodialysis centres. Background Culturally diverse individuals receiving in‐centre maintenance haemodialysis have unique cultural needs. Unmet cultural needs can impair and profoundly affect their experiences. Given culturally responsive care has the potential to enhance the experiences of culturally diverse people, it is vital to understand how clinicians provide culturally responsive care. Method A scoping review was undertaken using Arksey and OMalleys framework. Five databases: Medline and CINAHL Complete (EBSCO), PsycINFO, Embase (OVID) and ProQuest Theses and Dissertation databases were searched for research literature published in English between 1990 and 2023. Narrative synthesis was used to synthesise the data. Results From the 17,271 records screened, 17 papers reporting 14 studies met the inclusion criteria. Narrative synthesis revealed two themes: (i) communication enablers and barriers including linguistic differences, professional and lay interpreter use; and (ii) the importance of culture, which encompassed acknowledging cultural priorities, accommodating cultural food preferences and access to cultural training. Conclusion While competing priorities associated with haemodialysis may be a challenge for clinicians, recognising the significance of cultural care needs and accommodating them in care is important. Demonstrating respect towards cultural diversity and providing person‐centred care by facilitating the unique cultural needs of people with kidney failure in haemodialysis is imperative. Relevance to Clinical Practice Culturally responsive care is complex and multidimensional. Individuals' cultural care needs should be acknowledged, respected, and accommodated in care. Patient or Public contribution No patient or public contribution. The study protocol was registered in the Open Science Framework. https://osf.io/uv8g3.