nils-herrmann/clean_scirepeval huggingface dataset:
Estado nutricional, habitos alimentarios y practicas de actividad fisica de ninos diabetico tipo 1
Year: 2018

Evaluar el estado nutricional, habitos alimentarios y practica de actividad fisica de ninos de 6 a 11 anos que pertenecen a la asociacion de padres de ninos y jovenes diabeticos de Nicaragua Metodologia: La muestra fue de 67 ninos de ambos sexos entre 6 y 11anos de edad para obtener el imc se utilizaron los instrumentos antropometricos, se utilizo una encuesta, para las variables habitos alimentarios, actividad fisica se utilizo programa spss 23.  La edad mas predominante fue 11 anos ,del sexo femenino, la religion que mas practican la catolica, segun su estado nutricional la mayoria presentan un 77.6% normal el examen de glucosa el 46.3% se encontro con un nivel alto de azucar, los ninos tenian un nivel de escolaridad bajo con un 71.4% ,los habitos alimentarios identificado como adecuados con un 73.13% la practica de actividad fisica con un 64% de ninos juegan en el parque con la supervision de sus padres. El patron alimentario muestra que en su mayoria consumen tres alimentos fuente de carbohidratos perteneciente al grupo de los granos basicos.  La edad mas predominante fue 11anos del sexo femenino, la mayoria de las familias son de religion catolica el lugar de Procedencia mas predominante es la zona urbana con un estado nutricional normal. Palabras clave: Diabetes, Habitos alimentario, practica de Actividad Fisica.
Thought in the Act: Passages in the Ecology of Experience
Year: 2014

Contents Preface Part I. Passages Coming Alive in a World of Texture: For Neurodiversity A Perspective of the Universe: Alfred North Whitehead Meets Arakawa and Gins Just Like That: William Forsythe between Movement and Language No Title Yet: Bracha Ettinger Moved By Light Part II. Propositions For Thought in the Act Postscript to Generating the Impossible Notes Bibliography Index
PERDAMAIAN MELALUI "POLITIK CINTA KASIH" DALAM PANCASILA (DIALOG ANTARA FILSAFAT POLITIK MENURUT ARMADA RIYANTO DAN FILSAFAT PANCASILA MENURUT DRIYARKARA)
Year: 2020

Tulisan ini merupakan penelitian untuk mendialogkan filsafat politik menurut Armada Riyanto dengan filsafat Pancasila menurut Driyarkaya. Fokus penelitian ini adalah melihat politik cinta kasih dalam Pancasila. Politik adalah tata kelola hidup bersama dan asal usul suatu negara merupakan sebuah pencarian jati diri manusia. Pemahaman ini menjadi dasar pembentukan negara Indonesia. Perumusan Pancasila adalah pencarian jati manusia Pancasila. Manusia Pancasila adalah ada bersama dengan cinta. Semua sila mencerminkan hakikat ini. Metodologi penelitian ini adalah studi komparasi antara dua pemikiran filsafat politik. Filsafat politik Armada Riyanto dilengkapi dengan refleksi Driyarkaya. Hasil temuan penelitian ini adalah politik Pancasila adalah politik cinta kasih. Kasih mempersatukan semua manusia Indonesia. Manusia Indonesia tetap membutuhkan sebuah sistem yang mampu melengkapi ada bersama dengan cinta yaitu demokrasi. Politik cinta kasih semakin mempertegas bahwa hakikat manusia Pancasila adalah ada bersama dengan cinta. Masyarakat menyerahkan kekuasaannya kepada pemimpin dan pemimpin menjamin kesejahteraan sosial. Semua ini bisa terjadi dan terlaksana dengan baik jika manusia Indonesia sungguh menyadari bahwa mereka adalah ada bersama dengan cinta.
Bacterial interactions and successions during plaque development.
Venue: Periodontology 2000
Year: 2006

Studies from the 1960s indicated that increased microbial diversity and a succession in the predominant bacterial species in plaque correlate with the appearance of gingival inflammation and the development of periodontal disease. In the past few years, molecular characterization of the microflora found in various sites of the oral cavity of different subjects has detected around 700 bacterial species or phylotypes (1, 63, 93) Some of these species are considered commensal and a positive feature of our healthy microflora, while others are considered pathogenic. The colonization of pathogenic bacteria is probably dependent upon the interaction of pathogens and commensal organisms. The clinical relevance and periodontal microbial ecology of these bacteria have been presented in an outstanding, comprehensive review (101) The discussion in the present article centers on interactions among bacterial species and how these interactions contribute to the development of plaque and ultimately to the formation of periodontopathogenic communities. Interactions among human oral bacteria are integral to the development of plaque. From the early stages of colonization to the formation of mature supragingival and subgingival plaque, a diverse array of bacterial species colonizes into densely populated communities. Interactions among different bacterial cell types are proposed to drive the maturation of plaque. These interactions occur at several levels, including physical contact, metabolic exchange, small signal molecule mediated communication and exchange of genetic material. A principal feature of human oral bacteria is their ability to interact by coaggregation with other oral bacteria (48) Coaggregation is defined as the specific cell to cell recognition that occurs between genetically distinct cell types. Each cell type bears on its surface one or more types of coaggregation mediator, which are called adhesins and receptors (described below) The adhesins and receptors confer a particular set of coaggregation properties. Coaggregation partnerships are central to the development of biodiversity in supragingival and subgingival plaque. Coaggregations effect changes in populations, from low diversity in initial communities of supragingival plaque to high diversity in subgingival plaque. This article will provide an overview of the physical and metabolic interactions that occur among the oral microflora in the context of plaque development.
Analisis faktor pada pemahaman nasabah tentang asuransi syariah di AJB Bumiputera 1912 Divisi Syariah Cabang Sidoarjo
Year: 2017

Skripsi yang berjudul "Analisis Faktor Pada Pemahaman Nasabah Tentang Asuransi Syariah Di AJB Bumiputera 1912 Divisi Syariah Cabang Sidoarjo"ini merupakan hasil penelitian kuantitatif yang bertujuan menjawab tentang faktor faktor yang mempengaruhi pemahaman nasabah dan faktor manakah yang paling berpengaruh dalam pemahaman nasabah di AJB Bumiputera 1912 Divisi Syariah Cabang Sidoarjo.Metodologi penelitian yang digunakan adalah penedekatan kuantitatif dengan menggunakan factor analysis. Peneliti menggunakan objek di AJB Bumiputera 1912 Divisi Syariah Cabang Sidoarjo. Pengumpulan data dilakukan dengan cara menyebar kuesioner dan mewawancarai dengan informan dalam penelitian ini yaitu nasabah di AJB Bumiputera1912 Divisi Syariah Cabang Sidoarjo.Hasil penelitian yang diperoleh adalah faktor faktor yang mempengaruhi pemahaman nasabah terdapat delapan faktor yaitu terdiri dari produk (X_1) promosi (X_2) harga (X_3) sosial ekonomi (X_4) usia (X_5) jenis kelamin (X_6) pendidikan (X_7) pekerjaan (X_8) Namun hanya ada empat variabel yang dapat dianalisis yaitu usia (X_5) jenis kelamin (X_6) pekerjaan (X_8) harga (X_3).Kesimpulan dari hasil uji analisis pada penelitian ini yaitu pada variabel pekerjaan adalah variabel yang paling dominan dari variabel variabel faktor laainnya terhadap pemahamn nasabah tentang asuransi syariah. Dilihat dari hasil communities atau hasil dari proses dari faktoring menunjukkan besarnya nilai dari variabel faktor pekerjaan yaitu sebesar 0,546% maka dapat disimpulkan bahwa pekerjaan variabel yang terpenting dan dominan dan paling berpengaruh dalam pemahaman nasabah, nasabah mengikuti asuransi syariah kebanyakan karena berpengaruh terhadap resiko dalam pekerjaannya, semakin tinggi resiko pekerjaan nasabah semakin besar peluang nasabah mengikuti asuransi syariah dan memahami apa itu asuransi syariah.
Physical fitness as a moderator in the relationship between adiposity and cardiometabolic risk factors in children and adolescents.
Venue: The Journal of sports medicine and physical fitness
Year: 2020

To verify the moderator role of physical fitness in the relationship betweenadiposity and cardiometabolic risk factors in normal weight and overweight/obese children and adolescents.  Cross sectional study comprising 2482 children and adolescents, aged 7 17 years. Physical fitness was evaluated according the procedures of Projeto Esporte Brazil, and waist circumference (WC) with an inelastic tape. Cardiometabolic risk score was defined by the z score sum of glucose, total cholesterol, high density lipoprotein cholesterol and low density lipoprotein cholesterol. Moderation analysis was done through linear regression models.  Significant interaction term for cardiorespiratory fitness (CRF) x WC with cardiometabolic risk factors (p<0.001) as well as for Lower Limbs Strength (LLS) x WC (p<0.001) and agility x WC (p=0.01) in normal weight girls. For normal weight boys it was found a significant interaction term for CRF x WC with cardiometabolic risk factor (p=0.007) and also for agility x WC (p=0.003) while overweight/obese boys showed a significant interaction term only for agility x WC with cardiometabolic risk factor (p=0.001) CONCLUSIONS CRF, LLS and agility are moderators in the relationship between WC and cardiometabolic risk factors in normal weight girls, while CRF and agility were moderators for normal weight boys and only agility for overweight/obese boys.
A short note on Cayley Salmon equations.
Year: 2019

A Cayley Salmon equation for a smooth cubic surface $S$ in \mathbb P^3$ is an expression of the form $l_1l_2l_3 m_1m_2m_3 0$ such that the zero set is $S$ and $l_i$ $m_j$ are homogeneous linear forms. This expression was first used by Cayley and Salmon to study the incidence relations of the 27 lines on $S$ There are 120 essentially distinct Cayley Salmon equations for $S$ In this note we give an exposition of a classical proof of this fact. We illustrate the explicit calculation to obtain these equations and we apply it to Clebsch surface and to the octanomial model. Finally we show that these $120$ Cayley Salmon equations can be directly computed using recent work by Cueto and Deopurkar.
Transfer of knowledge in technical vocational education: a narrative study in Swedish upper secondary school
Year: 2013

In vocational education, teaching and learning are expected to take place in the different learning arenas; schools and workplaces. In such a dual school system, the question of transfer is vital, i.e. how to use knowledge learned in previous situations in new situations. This article is an empirical contribution to research concerning transfer, by means of results from semi structured group interviews with teachers and supervisors who educate students in the Energy program and the Industry program in Swedish upper secondary school. The interviews were analysed by analyses of narratives. The results show four themes of transfer in the interviews: (1) transfer of basic knowledge, (2) transfer of principles and skills, (3) transfer of written materials and real life and (4) transfer of experiences. The results also show three factors that are crucial in order to create possibilities for transfer: (1) communication, (2) financial resources and (3) reflection. These factors demand close cooperation between the teachers and supervisors during the students' vocational education.
A randomised controlled feasibility trial of Group Cognitive Behavioural Therapy for people with severe asthma
Venue: The Journal of asthma official journal of the Association for the Care of Asthma
Year: 2017

Evidence for the efficacy of Cognitive Behavioural Therapy (CBT) in asthma is developing but it is not known if this translates to benefits in severe asthma or if a group approach is acceptable to this patient group. This study aimed to assess the feasibility and acceptability of Group CBT in severe asthma.  This was a two centre, randomised controlled parallel group feasibility study. Eligible participants (patients with severe asthma and a clinically significant diagnosis of anxiety and/or depression Hospital Anxiety and Depression Scale (HAD) score greater than 8 for the anxiety or depression sub scale) received Group CBT in weekly sessions for eight consecutive weeks and usual care or usual care only. Follow up was for 16 weeks and end points were: Asthma Quality of Life Questionnaire, Asthma Control Questionnaire, HAD, Dyspnoea 12, EuroQual 5D and EuroQuol VAS.  51 patients were randomised: 36% (51 out of 140) consent rate and attrition at week 16 was 12. Screening logs indicated that study take up was influenced by patients living long distances from the treatment centre and inability to commit to the weekly demands of the programme. Drop out was higher in Group CBT compared due to inability to commit to the weekly programme because of poor health. Participants who contributed to focus group discussions reported that Group CBT contributed to a better understanding of their illness and related approaches to anxiety management and acceptance of their asthma condition. Although weekly face to face sessions were challenging, this was the preferred method of delivery for these participants.  This feasibility study shows that Group CBT warrants further investigation as a potentially promising treatment option for patients with severe asthma. It has been possible but not easy to recruit and retain the sample. Options for a less demanding intervention schedule, such as less frequent face to face visits and the use of web based interventions, require careful consideration.
Multidisciplinary Design Process of a 6 Slot 2 Pole High Speed Permanent Magnet Synchronous Machine
Venue: IEEE Transactions on Industrial Electronics
Year: 2016

High speed permanent magnet synchronous machines (HS PMSMs) are a popular topology among modern electrical machines. Suitable applications for such machines are low power vacuum pumps, compressors, and chillers. This paper describes a systematic design methodology for an HS PMSM using two case studies. The design process for such high speed (HS) machines is multidisciplinary and highly iterative due to the complex interaction of the many design variables involved. Consequently, no single optimum solution exists, and multiple possible solutions can meet the customer requirements. Practical solutions should be within acceptable thermal limits, should be energy efficient, and should be rigid enough to withstand the forces exerted during operation. The proposed design flow is divided into steps that are presented in this paper in the form of a flowchart with emphasis on mechanical aspects. Each step represents a task for a thermal, mechanical, or electrical engineer. The features of each step and the prerequisites for moving to the next step are discussed. The described methodology was implemented in the design of two HS PMSMs. The output performance results of the design flow are compared with measured results of the prototypes. The design process described in this paper provides a straightforward procedure for the multidisciplinary design of HS permanent magnet electrical machines.
Formulation of ultimate bearing capacity for strip foundations based on the Meyerhof theory and unsaturated soil mechanics
Venue: Computers and Geotechnics
Year: 2020

This study presents an ultimate bearing capacity formulation of strip foundations in unsaturated soils within the framework of the Meyerhof theory. The flowchart of calculation steps for this formulation is provided with a trial method according to suction distributions. The validity of the formulation obtained is demonstrated by two available theoretical solutions and experimental data. Comparisons are also performed between the results from the Meyerhof and the Terzaghi theories. It is found that the effects of matric suction and its distribution are significant; strength nonlinearity generates three types of the ultimate bearing capacity variation with respect to matric suction.
Effects of flour mean particle size, size distribution and water content on rheological properties of wheat flour doughs
Venue: European Food Research and Technology
Year: 2019

This investigation is focused on the granulometric and rheological analysis of two kinds of wheat flour, i.e. type 0 and type 00. The granulometric analysis was carried out using a laser diffraction particle size analyzer. The particle size distribution of the type 0 and 00 flours, expressed as the mass median diameter (D(v,0.5) was 80.922 um and 71.686 um, respectively. The rheological characterization of physical mixtures of wheat flour and water was carried out by means of small deformation dynamic oscillatory measurements. The rheological measurements evidenced a different behavior of the two samples of flour when they were mixed with water. Namely, the progressive addition of water to the type 0 wheat flour favored a decrease of G' and G' values, emphasizing that the dough becomes less full bodied, while its structure remains unmodified; in fact, the phase angle was not influenced by the water content. On the contrary, the type 00 wheat flour mixed with increased water content provided a dough characterized by lower elastic and viscous moduli, even though the behavior of the phase angle progressively varied. The different results may be due to the different particle size distribution of the flour and the different percentage of gluten present in each. Thanks to this parallel study of the particle size distribution of flours and the rheological behavior of the derived doughs, new food preparation procedures and new research on adulteration in the bread production can be designed.
Effect of carboxymethyl cellulose coating enriched with clove oil on postharvest quality of 'Xinyu' mandarin oranges
Year: 2016

Attempts to exploit natural preservatives to control postharvest diseases as an alternative technology to synthetic fungicides in citrus fruit have been drawing much attention.  The combined effects of carboxymethyl cellulose (CMC) coating and/or clove oil on the qualitative properties of cold stored 'Xinyu' mandarin oranges stored at 5 degC for 120 days were investigated.  The results showed that the addition of clove oil as an antifungal component to the CMC coating had a good effect on the inhibitory growth of fungal decay, and the coating treatments significantly decreased the decay rate and weight loss, as well as the maleic dialdehyde (MDA) concentration compared with control samples. The clove oil carboxymethyl cellulose (CO CMC) coating significantly maintained commercial quality and inhibited respiration. Meanwhile, the results showed that the activities of superoxide dismutase (SOD) catalase (CAT) polyphenol oxidase (PPO) and phenylalanine ammonia lyase (PAL) in fruit treated with CO CMC coating were higher than in those treated with CMC coating and control samples.  The CO CMC coating has good potential for application as an alternative to synthetic fungicides for improving postharvest quality and prolonging the shelf life of 'Xinyu' mandarin oranges during cold storage.
Management Aspects of Production Cost Accounting in Horse Breeding
Year: 2015

The particular management accounting lines are considered in the present paper, based on the state and currentpractice of production cost accounting study and calculation of production cost of horse breeding in the analyzedcompanies, to help the enterprise management in making reasonable decisions regarding maintenance of costmanagement in the given industry. The criteria of breakeven point, marginal income, and safety edge can beused for production planning, decision making on pricing for prediction of enterprise development, in particular,the selection of efficient management strategy of benefits and costs. Having analyzed the possible strategies inmanagement of benefits, costs, one can determine the best options for management decisions (increase of priceand sales volume of koumiss)
Out of the Cave and into the Light: Perspectives and Challenges of Radiocarbon Dating an Open Air Aurignacian Site (Regismont le Haut, Mediterranean France)
Year: 2018

This article presents the methods and results regarding the radiocarbon (AMS) dating of the site of Regismont le Haut. This site is one of the very few well preserved Aurignacian open air sites in southern France. It is also one of the only Aurignacian sites in France and Europe, more generally, to have conserved evident features, including many in situ fire related structures. We selected charcoal and bone from all the major occupation sectors excavated so far, as well as from others which were important for understanding site formation. Considering difficulties faced when comparing the lithic industry of a site located in a poorly documented area with those belonging to the Aquitaine basin, where the "classical" definition of the Aurignacian was outlined, dating was conducted to accurately place the site within this technocomplex's internal chronology. In total, 19 charcoals (identified to Pinus sp. or gymnosperm) and 3 bones were submitted for AMS radiocarbon dating, each to one of three laboratories. We implemented a strict charcoal screening protocol for radiometric dating that required genus identified individual charcoals that were well associated with the fire related structures. Despite this careful selection, most of the charcoals and all of the bones contained insufficient carbon for dating. Of the 19 charcoal dates attempted, 5 produced dates, from two loci. All fall in the span between the Middle Aurignacian and the Recent Aurignacian (between around 32,500 and 28,000 uncalibrated 14C BP) An older subset of the dates (32.5 32 ka BP, ca. 37.5 35.5 ka cal BP) appears to be the most reliable. These results represent the first AMS dates ever performed on an Aurignacian open air site in the Mediterranean area. The dates are compared to other recently dated southwestern France sites to establish which ones might be useful for future detailed archaeological comparisons. They are also instructive from a methodological point of view, in order to better appreciate the resolution of radiocarbon in this context. The focus of this article is on presenting the dating work, especially the protocol used in the selection of samples, the laboratory methods used for obtaining the dates and the challenges faced at this site. Among these, the divergence of dates between loci contrasted with geomorphological and archaeological evidence, with the latter two strongly pointing to one living floor, and either a single occupation or a few very close in time. This forced a reassessment of the chronological dating evidence. This article serves to show the importance of multi prong approaches to archaeological dating, comparing and contrasting both contextual evidence and actual dates.
Auxiliary datasets improve accuracy of object based land use land cover classi fi cation in heterogeneous savanna landscapes
Year: 2019

Classifying land use/land cover (LULC) with sufficient accuracy in heterogeneous landscapes is challenging using only satellite imagery. To improve classification accuracy inclusion of features from auxiliary geospatial datasets in classification models is applied since 1980s. However, the method is mostly limited to pixel based classifications, and the coverage, accuracy and resolution of free and open access auxiliary datasets have been poor until recent years. We evaluated how recent global coverage open access geospatial datasets improve object based LULC classification accuracy compared to using only spectral and texture features from satellite images. We applied feature sets topography, population, soil, canopy cover, distance to watercourses and spectral temporal metrics from Landsat 8 time series on the southern foothills and savanna of Mt. Kilimanjaro, Tanzania, where the landscape is characterized by heterogeneous and fragmented mosaic of disturbed savanna vegetation, croplands,