jimnoneill/paper-to-field-training huggingface dataset:
Replication data for: Assessment of the efficacy of prophylactic health products on water quality and shrimp (Penaeus monodon) performance at the nursery phase

The aim was to assess the efficacy of prophylactic health products (PHPs) on shrimp (Penaeus monodon) post larvae (PL) during the nursery phase. This included five treatments: in-feed probiotic (F_PRO), water probiotic (W_PRO), a combination of water and in-feed probiotic (FW_SYN), biofloc, a combination of biofloc and in-feed probiotic (F_PRO&amp; biofloc), and a no treatment control, five replicates each. Each tank was filled with 450 liter water and stocked with 700 PL15, weight 0.008±0.00 g at a density of 1.56 PL/L, reared for 27 days. There were no significant differences in water temperature, dissolved oxygen, alkalinity, and total ammonia nitrogen among treatments and control. pH and nitrite were lower in biofloc and F_PRO&amp;biofloc compared to other treatments. The final body weight, weight gain, specific growth rate and food coversion ratio were significantly higher (p ≤ 0.05) in F_PRO&amp; biofloc compared to other treatments and control. A salinity stress test showed a siginificantly higher survival rate in F_PRO&amp; biofloc followed by biofloc than other treatments and control. Our study indicated that rearing shrimp in biofloc alone or combined with in-feed probiotic might increase growth and resistance to environmental stressors. Further on-farm trials are required to confirm the efficacy of the PHPs.

Topic: Aquaculture Nutrition and Growth
Subfield: Aquatic Science
Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Domain: Life Sciences
Strategic Performance Measurement and Firm Success of Thai Listed Firms: A Managerial Accounting Approach

Abstract
     This study aims at examining the relationships between strategic performance measurement and firm success of listed firms in Thailand. Strategic performance measurement includes benchmarking, integrated performance measurement and balanced scorecard. In this study, 121 listed firms in Thailand are the samples of the study. The results show that integrated performance measurement has a positive influence on organizational creativity, organizational effectiveness, organizational productivity, and firm success. Both benchmarking and balanced scorecard have a positive impact on organizational productivity. Also, organizational creativity is positively related to organizational effectiveness and organizational productivity while organizational productivity has a positive effect on firm success. Thus, executives of firms can set and identify valuable strategies to build sustained competitive advantage and to gain profitability, survival, stability, and sustainability by developing, implementing and managing strategic performance measurement through benchmarking, integrated performance measurement and balanced scorecard.
Keywords: Strategic   performance   measurement,   benchmarking,   integrated   performance measurement,    balanced    scorecard,   organizational   creativity,   organizational effectiveness, organizational productivity, firm success
 
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                การวจยนมเปาหมายเพอตรวจสอบความสมพนธระหวางการวดผลการดำเนนงานเชงกลยทธกบความสำเรจของกจการของบรษทจดทะเบยนในประเทศไทย  การวดผลการดำเนนงานเชงกลยทธ  ประกอบดวยการเทยบเคยงการดำเนนงาน การวดผลการดำเนนงานเชงบรณาการ และการวดผลการดำเนนงานแบบดลยภาพ ในการวจยน บรษทจดทะเบยนในประเทศไทย จำนวน 121 บรษท เปนกลมตวอยางในการวจย ผลลพธการวจยพบวา การวดผลการดำเนนงานเชงบรณาการมอทธผลเชงบวกตอความคดสรางสรรคขององคกร ประสทธผลขององคกร ผลตภาพขององคกร และความสำเรจของกจการ         และการเทยบเคยงการดำเนนงานและการวดผลการดำเนนงานแบบดลยภาพมผลกระทบเชงบวกตอผลตภาพขององคกร นอกจากน ความคดสรางสรรคขององคกรมความสมพนธเชงบวกกบประสทธผลขององคกรและผลตภาพขององคกร ในขณะทผลตภาพองคกรมผลกระทบเชงบวกตอความสำเรจของกจการ ดวยเหตน ผบรหารของกจการสามารถจดเตรยมและกำหนดกลยทธทมคณคาตอการสรางความไดเปรยบทางการแขงขนไดอยางยงยน  และกอใหเกดความสามารถในการทำกำไร  การอยรอด  ความมนคง  และความยงยน  โดยการพฒนา ประยกตใช และบรหารจดการการวดผลการดำเนนงานเชงกลยทธ ผานการเทยบเคยงการดำเนนงาน การวดผลการดำเนนงานเชงบรณาการ และการวดผลการดำเนนงานแบบดลยภาพ

Topic: Accounting and Organizational Management
Subfield: Management Information Systems
Field: Business, Management and Accounting
Domain: Social Sciences
Using Historic GLO Data and GIS to Assess the Potential for Local Bison Bison Near Two Wisconsin Late Prehistoric Oneota Localities

Bison (Bison bison) remains are rare in the archaeological record of Wisconsin. This thesis uses a Geographic Information System (GIS) to better understand native vegetation near sites with reported bison bone to assess their ecological viability to support local bison herds. The distribution of bison bone recovered in archaeological contexts in Wisconsin can be summarized as follows: few sites report bison remains, the archaeological contexts that do report bison are clustered in a few Late Prehistoric period locations (approximately A.D. 1300-1650), and bison remains are rare in comparison to other fauna at those sites (Arzigian et al. 1989; Boszhardt 1989, 2000; Boszhardt and McCarthy 1999; Brown and Sasso 2001; Dirst 1985; Gibbon 1970; Jeske et al. 2017; Kreisa 1986; McQuin 2010; Peske 1966, 1971; Sasso 1993, 2014; Scott 1994; Shay 1978; Stevenson 1994; Stoltman 1973; Theler 1994b, 2000; Theler and Boszhardt 2003, 2006; Theler and Pfaffenroth 2010). Sasso (1993, 2014) summarizes three major hypotheses about how bison were acquired by Wisconsin’s prehistoric and historic native residents: local hunting, non-local hunting, or trade acquisition. One comparative approach to assessing the viability of a local hunting hypothesis versus other hypotheses is to consider the vegetative needs of a bison herd, and to model local vegetation around the sites where bison bones have been recovered. This thesis attempts that by considering historic accounts of vegetation, bison biological needs, and GIS modeling.

Topic: Archaeology and ancient environmental studies
Subfield: Paleontology
Field: Earth and Planetary Sciences
Domain: Physical Sciences
Adhesive Wear of Fibers

In our previous paper, 1)2) the mechanism of wear phenomena of fibrous materials was classified into four types under various rubbing conditions. And the relationship between the wear resistance and its mechanical properties was described experimentally as follows;Amount of wear loss ∝total frictional force/modulus×tensile strength×elongationThe purpose of the present paper is to describe quantitatively the mechanism of adhesive wear. Adhesive wear takes place whenever two solid surfaces are in rubbing contact, whether lubricated or not, and remains when all other types of wear are eliminated, so that adhesive wear may be distinguished as the most fundamental of the several types of wear.In this analysis the number of contacts of small protuberances in the surface of fiber, I is assumed to be hm/u, where h is the depth of deformation of the surface, u is the distance between the protuberances, and m is a constant.(1) The general fomula for the relation between the real area of contact, A, and the load W is obtained as follows;A=C·Wm+2·φ/m+2·φ·λ (1)where λ=1 as plastic deformation, and λ=3/2 as elastic deformation and φ is a constant in reference to the shape of the protuberance, and C is a constant, (2) The general fomula for the relation between the volume of the worn material V and the load W is obtained as follows;V=C·WK (2)K=φ(ψ-1)+m/2·φ·λ+m (3)where ψ is a constant due to the shape of the worn particles.(3) In the case of polypropylene monofilaments, K seems to depend upon Young's modulus.(4) The temperature dependence of dead weight W/d under which the fibers are broken at a certain NB, shows maxima. In the case of log NB=4, the maxima appear at about 50°C and 100°C. The temperature dependence of W/d for adhesive wear and shaving wear presents similar tendency. Consequently, the temperature dependence of wear resistance in both the types of wear seems to depend upon its polymer properties.

Topic: Tribology and Wear Analysis
Subfield: Mechanics of Materials
Field: Engineering
Domain: Physical Sciences
Fallopia japonica: Bioactive Secondary Metabolites and Molecular Mode of Anticancer

Traditional medicinal plants are a large source of natural anticancer compounds that might serve as leads for the development of novel drugs. In recent years, the scientific community in the Western world has recognized the potential of natural products, used in Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). Since ancient times Japanese knotweed (Fallopia japonica), has been utilized in many TCM herbal preparations as anti-cancer agent. F. japonica (FJ) is known to produce a series of bioactive secondary metabolites, including anthraquinones, stilbens, tannins, lignans, anthocyanins, phenethyl alcohols, sterols, and essential oils. Resveratrol (a stilben) and emodin (an anthraquinone) are the major active ingredients of FJ. The anticancer activity of both compounds has various molecular modes of action and mechanisms through their ability to modulate the proliferation, apoptosis, cell cycle, growth factors, protein kinase C (PKC), NF-kappa B (NF-κB), and mitogen-activated protein kinase (MAPK) signaling cascades. This review presents an overview of the secondary metabolites of F. japonica and anticancer activities of the extract and main active principles, resveratrol and emodin. The possible molecular targets and potential chemopreventive effects are discussed.

Topic: Phytochemistry and biological activity of medicinal plants
Subfield: Plant Science
Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Domain: Life Sciences
Towards Automated Data Integration in Software Analytics

Software organizations want to be able to base their decisions on the latest\nset of available data and the real-time analytics derived from them. In order\nto support "real-time enterprise" for software organizations and provide\ninformation transparency for diverse stakeholders, we integrate heterogeneous\ndata sources about software analytics, such as static code analysis, testing\nresults, issue tracking systems, network monitoring systems, etc. To deal with\nthe heterogeneity of the underlying data sources, we follow an ontology-based\ndata integration approach in this paper and define an ontology that captures\nthe semantics of relevant data for software analytics. Furthermore, we focus on\nthe integration of such data sources by proposing two approaches: a static and\na dynamic one. We first discuss the current static approach with a predefined\nset of analytic views representing software quality factors and further\nenvision how this process could be automated in order to dynamically build\ncustom user analysis using a semi-automatic platform for managing the lifecycle\nof analytics infrastructures.\n

Topic: Data Quality and Management
Subfield: Management Science and Operations Research
Field: Decision Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Narrative features of the play “Stolen Happiness” by I. Franko (literary and stage versions)

In this article is observed the narrative features of the play “Stolen Happines” by Ivan Franko and its stage version by producer Lilia Petrenko. The research is carried out with the help of narrative and comparative analysis. The urgency of the work is confirmed by the fact that no one succeeded in comparing the text of the "Stolen Happiness" of the nineteenth and twenty centuries. Such a conclusion is made on the basis of the analyzed works of literary critics and art critics. The author of the article uses such key terms of naratology as event, plot, time and space. These concepts help to understand the features of texts and allow you to compare the drama and its modern stage version. In each of the five acts of Ivan Franko’s drama, the micro, mini- and actual event are determined. The scene version contains two actions which are also considered under this scheme. Time and space were also considered in detail in the example of two texts. The author used G. Zhenet’s theory of narrative movements. The researcher came to the conclusion that Ivan Franko and Lilia Petrenko, by virtue of their capabilities, achieved the desired result. Using various types of art, the authors have created original works that interest the readers and the viewers for more than two centuries. Ivan Franko and Lilia Petrenko is focused on micro and mini events in different ways, however, they come to the main event of "Stolen Happiness" – the assassination of Mikhail Gurman. Time also unfolds in the texts in different ways. In the drama it is stretched, and in the stage reception, on the contrary, is narrowed. Lilia Petrenko resorted to receiving the alignment of time and spatial markers in her play. It makes this play eternal.

Topic: Discourse Analysis and Cultural Communication
Subfield: Cultural Studies
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Everything is fiction: an experimental study in the application of ethnographic criticism to modern atheist identity

This Thesis is an experiment. Within its pages a number of stories will be told, the foci of which will&#13;\napply a particular methodology—what I call ‘Ethnographic Criticism’—to the examination of a&#13;\nspecific concept: modern Atheist identity. First, it will introduce Ethnographic Criticism as a new and&#13;\nsignificant style of literary analysis aimed at reading fictional texts in order to generate anthropological&#13;\ninsights about how particular identities are formed. Second, it will use this new means of criticism to&#13;\ndiscuss and evaluate how Atheist identity might be perceived as being constructed within a dialectic&#13;\nbetween seemingly exclusive forms of Theism and Atheism.&#13;\nEthnographic Criticism exists at the nexus between fiction and ethnography, and its genesis derives&#13;\nfrom three foundational pillars: ethnographic construction, Ethical Criticism, and discourse analysis.&#13;\nIn the three Chapters of Part One, each of these pillars will be established, both exegetically and&#13;\ncritically. This examination will play a key role in explicating how the ‘made-up’ qualities of fiction&#13;\nmight be converted into the ‘made-from’ qualities of ethnography. Additionally, these Chapters will&#13;\nreveal the roots of Ethnographic Criticism through an analysis of discourses dealing with the ‘literary&#13;\nturn’ in the theory of anthropology, how Ethical Criticism associates fictional character development&#13;\nwith identity construction, and the anthropological benefits of discourse analysis.&#13;\nAs a case study, I will apply Ethnographic Criticism to an analysis of Atheist identity construction.&#13;\nDue to the combination of a relative absence of existing ethnographic sources on the subject, an&#13;\nambiguous academic discourse on the definition of the term, and a paucity of cultural units or ‘tribes’&#13;\nof Atheists in which to observe, my use of Ethnographic Criticism will attempt to fill a methodological&#13;\nlacuna concerning the study of Atheist identity. Thus, in Part Two, I will focus on two fictional texts&#13;\nby the contemporary English novelist Ian McEwan: Black Dogs (1992) and Enduring Love (1997). In&#13;\nthis analysis, not only will McEwan’s fictional characters be treated as if they are ‘real,’ historical&#13;\nindividuals, they will be evaluated through an anthropological lens in order to isolate within their&#13;\ninteractional validations a means to understand how Atheists define themselves via dialectical&#13;\ncommunication. In this way, and in both explicating and reflecting upon this approach, my&#13;\nexperimental analysis will identify a number of dynamic, yet no less precarious, outcomes that might&#13;\nsurface from reading fictional texts as if they were authoritatively equal to ethnographic ones.

Topic: Religion and Society Interactions
Subfield: Sociology and Political Science
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences
Complete amino acid sequence of the alpha 2 heavy chain of a human IgA2 immunoglobulin of the A2m (2) allotype.

The complete amino acid sequence of the alpha 2 heavy chain of a human IgA2 immunoglobulin of the A2m(2) allotype has been determined and is compared to the sequence of the alpha 1 chain of the human IgA1 subclass. The characteristic differences between the alpha 1 and alpha 2 chains are greatest in the hinge region and in the location and number of the oligosaccharides. Apart from the duplication in the hinge region of alpha 1 and the deletion in alpha 2, there are 23 amino acid exchanges in the constant (C) regions of the two chains. Accepted mutations are related to the surface accessibility of the residues and the proximity of carbohydrate. The results indicate that human IgA and IgG subclasses arose late in evolution and reflect similar mutationa pressures.

Topic: Monoclonal and Polyclonal Antibodies Research
Subfield: Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
Palliative Nursing for Cancer Patients as an Abstract Concept: A Hermeneutic Study

ABSTRACT Background: Understanding the outcomes of palliative care (PC) that is provided to patients with cancer is necessary. Purpose: The aim of this study was to explore the lived experiences of Iranian nurses with regard to PC outcomes in cancer patients. Methods: This hermeneutic study interviewed 14 nurses to understand their lived experiences with regard to PC outcomes in cancer patients. A seven-stage process of data analysis was employed. Results: One constitutive pattern “palliative nursing for cancer patients is an abstractive concept” and the two associated themes of “providing excellent PC” and “PC as an alarm” were identified. Providing excellent PC had two subthemes: being a unique nurse and experiencing the humanistic approach to caring. PC as an alarm also had two subthemes: caring-related concerns and challenging issues caused by caring. Conclusions: The findings provide a deeper understanding of the nursing experience with regard to PC outcomes in cancer patients.

Topic: Palliative Care and End-of-Life Issues
Subfield: Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health
Field: Medicine
Domain: Health Sciences
EFFECTS OF CONCEALABLE STIGMA FOR LEARNING DISABILITIES

In this study, cognitive effects relating to concealable stigma of adolescents with learning disabilities (Learning Disabilities, LD) were examined under the condition in which learning-related information was concealed. A total of 158 adolescents (78 LD adolescents, 80 NLD adolescents) participated in the present study. Results showed that: (1) the LD group in the concealed condition exhibited a higher level of suppressing learning-relevant thoughts than did those in the disclosed condition; (2) LD children in both conditions showed increasing accessibility of learning-relevant thoughts than did the NLD (Non-Learning Disabilities) group during the interview.

Topic: Child and Adolescent Psychosocial and Emotional Development
Subfield: Clinical Psychology
Field: Psychology
Domain: Social Sciences
On the integrability aspects of nonparaxial nonlinear Schrödinger equation and the dynamics of solitary waves

The integrability nature of a nonparaxial nonlinear Schrödinger (NNLS) equation, describing the propagation of ultra-broad nonparaxial beams in a planar optical waveguide, is studied by employing the Painlevé singularity structure analysis. Our study shows that the NNLS equation fails to satisfy the Painlevé test. Nevertheless, we construct one bright solitary wave solution for the NNLS equation by using the Hirota's direct method. Also, we numerically demonstrate the stable propagation of the obtained bright solitary waves even in the presence of an external perturbation in a form of white noise. We then numerically investigate the coherent interaction dynamics of two and three bright solitary waves. Our study reveals interesting energy switching among the colliding solitary waves due to the nonparaxiality.

Topic: Nonlinear Photonic Systems
Subfield: Statistical and Nonlinear Physics
Field: Physics and Astronomy
Domain: Physical Sciences
Visual Verification Method for Indirect Line of Sight Stabilization

In order to visualize the validation results of Indirect Line of sight stabilization, Visual simulation research is carried out.In the VC++ environment, the visual simulation platform is built by combining the OpenGL and MFC technology.The target and field of view are simulated.Process of Indirect Line of sight stabilization before and after error correction are visualized.The results show that the Visual simulation platform can be used to realize the verification for the correlate algorithm and model as Indirect Line of sight stabilization.

Topic: Industrial Vision Systems and Defect Detection
Subfield: Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering
Field: Engineering
Domain: Physical Sciences
Soybean Growth, Development and Productivity in Response to Flood Stress at Reproductive Stage

OBJECTIVES: The objectives of this study were to investigate the impact of flooding on: Reproductive, growth, and development Nutrient concentration Soybean productivity and resilient in changing environment METHODS: An out-door pot-culture experiment was conducted to determine flooding effects on soybean growth and physiology during the reproductive period. Cultivar Asgrow AG5332 was seeded in 5.2 L pots filled with 3:1 by volume fine sand and topsoil and irrigated with full-strength Hoagland's nutrient solution. After 34 days of sowing, treatments were induced flooding at 2.5 cm above the soil surface for 16 additional days. Measurements were made on soil oxygen content and leaf gas exchange and pigment. Growth parameters and plant components biomass were also measured, 66 days after sowing. RESULTS: Soil oxygen levels declined rapidly to 0% in around 5-days of flood treatment, but the control remained 18%. The nutrient: N and Mg concentrations significantly decreased with flooding. All plant growth parameters and reproductive potential declined in the treatments at P = 0.001. Pod numbers and weights as a measure of reproductive potential declined in the plants under flood conditions. CONCLUSIONS: This study confirmed that the soybean plant during the reproductive period is highly sensitive to flooding. Flood-resistant cultivar should be encouraged by farmers to improve crop productivity and food security. FUNDING SOURCES: United State Soybean Production Board USAID.

Topic: Plant responses to water stress
Subfield: Plant Science
Field: Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Domain: Life Sciences
“We're Going to be Survivors”: Couples' Identity Challenges During and After Cancer Treatment

Previous research has demonstrated identity challenges that people with cancer experience. Most of this research focuses solely on patients' experiences of identity during illness. The current study is distinct from the extant literature in two ways. First, it examines identity negotiations both during and after treatment. Cancer survivorship after successful treatment is a unique context in which to study identity because cancer is out of the body, yet identity challenges may persist and change for survivors and partners. Second, whereas most research on cancer and identity has focused on patients (and some has examined partners), the current study examines participants' sense of joint couple identity. Taking a rhetorical/normative approach to understanding couples' identity renegotiation, the current study included one-on-one interviews with 35 cancer survivors and 25 partners. The data show that patients and partners experience couple identity challenges throughout treatment and survivorship. These findings have implications for how we conceptualize identity and illness within couples and for understanding the identity negotiations between spouses during cancer treatment and survivorship.

Topic: Family Support in Illness
Subfield: Sociology and Political Science
Field: Social Sciences
Domain: Social Sciences