reapxdev/zenodo-scraper huggingface dataset:
The changes of the hyaluronic acid organization in lamina propria of uninvolved rectal mucosa in patients with rectal adenocarcinoma
Authors: Jovanović, Aleksa
Type: Conference paper
Published: 2017
Keywords: rectal adenocarcinoma, lamina propria, hyaluronic acid, image analysis

<p>Background: The interactions between tumor cells and tumor stromal elements are very complex. It has been shown that changes are not only present between those, but also in uninvolved mucosa nearby the tumor (transitional mucosa). It is belived that genetic, epigenetic and biochemical changes happen in transitional mucosa. The changes in morphometric parameters, number of blood vessels and distribution and presence of collagen and reticular fibers have been reported in recent study of uninvolved rectal mucosa 10 cm and 20 cm away from adenocarcinoma...</p>
Efficiency Evaluation of Total Manufacturing Sectors  of India – DEA Approach
Authors: B, Venkateswarlu, T, Subramanyam
Type: Journal article
Published: 2015
Keywords: Manufacturing sector, Efficiency, Productivity and DEA

<div><span>Efficiency, Productivity and Competitiveness are some of the performance indicators </span><span>of any manufacturing firms. In Indian soil manufacturing industry plays predominant </span><span>role in the country’s economy. Industrialization of manufacturing sectors generates </span><span>employment, income and promotes GNP. To institute suitable policy measures it is </span><span>desirable to divide the total manufacturing sectors of Indian states into efficient and </span><span>inefficient. This study treats the total manufacturing sectors of a state as a decision </span><span>making unit. 14 states account for more than 80% of total value added. Data </span><span>Envelopment Analysis models are used to assess the efficiency of total manufacturing </span><span>sectors of 14 Indian states.</span></div>
Selection of Input-Output Variables in Data Envelopment Analysis - Indian Commercial Banks
Authors: T, Subramanyam
Type: Journal article
Published: 2016
Keywords: DEA, Environmental Risk, Non-Performing Assets, Commercial Bank

<div><span>Data Envelopment analysis is a nonparametric method used to evaluate the performance of profit and non-profit </span></div>
<div><span>organizations. It assumes that the input and output variables are known a priori. In each environment, there exists a </span></div>
<div><span>huge number of input and output variables, and all the variables will serve as either input or output variable. If there </span></div>
<div><span>exist a large number of input and output variables, the discriminatory power of the DEA will reduce. To overcome this </span></div>
<div><span>difficulty one may need to reduce the input and output variables using appropriate scientific methods. This study </span></div>
<div><span>proposed a new stepwise method to reduce the data set with the help of non-parametric tests. The outputs are impressive, </span></div>
<div><span>and this proposed method is approximately suitable in reducing the insignificant input and output variables and also </span></div>
<div><span>tried to minimize the wastage of the input variables about 2% for the selected study</span>.</div>
Understanding Information Needs of Engineering College Students: A Study with Special Reference to Erode District, Tamil Nadu
Authors: BO.Sathivel Murugan
Type: Journal article
Published: 2017-02-28
Keywords: Information Needs, Information Needs And Seeking Behaviour, Engineering Students, Academic Libraries, Information Literacy, Digital Libraries, Erode District.

<p class="text-muted">The Study Investigates The Information Needs Of Engineering College Students In Erode District, Tamil Nadu. It Examines Students' Information Needs. A Descriptive Survey Method Is Adopted Using A Structured Questionnaire Administered To Undergraduate Final Year Engineering Students From Selected Engineering Colleges In Erode District, Tamilnadu. A Standard Questioner Was Prepared, Pre-tested And Used For Collection Of Primary Data. Statistical Techniques Such As Percentage Analysis, T-test, ANOVA, Are Proposed For Data Analysis. 250 Samples Used For This Study In Various Branches Of Engineering Courses In Erode District Engineering Colleges. The Findings Are Expected To Assist Academic Libraries In Strengthening Information Literacy Programmes, Improving Digital Library Services, And Enhancing Access To Scholarly Information Resources. The Study Also Offers Recommendations For Improving Engineering Students' Information Competencies In The Era Of Digital Learning.</p>
Life-With-Machine: A Phenomenology of the Mobile Phone and Everyday Life in Nigeria
Authors: Nwankwo, Allwell
Type: Thesis
Published: 2018-12-04
Keywords: Media Studies, Mobile Phone, Mobile Communication, Nigeria, Media Culture, Everyday Life, Phenomenology, Apparatgesist, Domestication, Media Equation, Indentity, Technology and society, Smartphone, Mediatization, Youth Culture

<p><strong class="rQesXe MPyX">Abstract:</strong></p>
<p><span class="rQesXe MPyX">With many users across the globe, the mobile phone is the most ubiquitous personal article in the world. Several studies have explored mobile phone technocultures. Few, however, have taken place in Nigeria, a country with over 150 million mobile phone connections. This study sought to fill this gap. It explored the uses, experiences and meanings associated with the mobile phone as a personal and cultural artefact. It examined participants’ strategies of engagement with the object. In the tradition of hermeneutic phenomenology, the study foregrounded the role of the mobile phone in the lifeworld of participants. A triangulation of automated phone diaries, in-depth interviews and focus group discussions was adopted. Three theories – Domestication, Media Equation and Apparatgeist – were used as analytical lenses. The findings suggest that the mobile phone has become embedded in the everyday lives of its users, driving an always-on connectivity with the possibility of addiction. It serves as a tool for communication which is increasingly textual and a social partner that connects intimately with the owner. Furthermore, the accounts of participants gesture toward the multivalent nature of the mobile phone as a device implicated in several facets of life including work, family, identity, power, relationships, consumption, competitiveness, style, entertainment, education, gender, religion, solitude and communication avoidance, among others. The study contributes to an understanding of the Nigerian mobile phone technoculture. It proposes a taxonomy of mobile phone users and meanings termed the User-Meaning Triangle. Methodologically, it suggests a new data collection approach for mobile phone activity.</span></p>
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<p><strong class="rQesXe MPyX">Details & Context</strong></p>
<p><strong class="rQesXe MPyX">Document Type:</strong> Doctoral Dissertation (PhD Thesis)<br><strong class="rQesXe MPyX">Degree:</strong> Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Media and Communication<br><strong class="rQesXe MPyX">Institution:</strong> Pan-Atlantic University (PAU), School of Media and Communication (SMC)<br><strong class="rQesXe MPyX">Graduation Year:</strong> 2018<br><strong class="rQesXe MPyX">Supervisor:</strong> Professor Emevwo Biakolo</p>
La feminización migratoria: dificultades de las mujeres en su tránsito al mercado de trabajo y vulnerabilidad en contextos migratorios
Authors: Guevara de Rojas, Venus Nahir
Type: Other
Published: 2016-02-20

<p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal"><strong>Description:</strong><br>Entrevista radiofónica emitida en el podcast <em>Saludable</em>, episodio 02×02, producido por la Universidad de Sevilla. La autora aborda las dificultades de las mujeres en su tránsito al mercado de trabajo y la especial vulnerabilidad de las mujeres migrantes. El contenido se enmarca en la línea de investigación sobre feminización migratoria y trayectorias vitales y profesionales de mujeres inmigrantes venezolanas.</p>
<p class="font-claude-response-body break-words whitespace-normal"><strong>Keywords:</strong><br>feminización migratoria, mujeres migrantes, mercado de trabajo, vulnerabilidad, Venezuela, orientación profesional, Universidad de Sevilla</p>