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] | Asian consumers have always largely relied on wet markets as places to source their food, but with the rise in middle-income families and a more western-style of living, supermarkets and convenience food outlets are rapidly becoming major food retailers in these countries [9, 10] . Such stores are significant sources of EDNP foods and beverages [7] . They include fast food restaurants (McDonalds, KFC), vending machines, street stalls, newsagents, petrol stations and other similar outlets. The number of convenience food outlets appears to be greater in lower socio-economic communities than in more affluent communities [11, 12] . However, little research has been conducted on the use of convenience food outlets in LMICs such as Vietnam, Indonesia and China. | Background | [
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9416552 | 0 | 73 | 3,238,031,994 | [
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] | While in Asia and Latin America, the introduction of improved crop varieties and the application of scientific farming methods enabled food production to outstrip the population growth. In Africa, agricultural productivity actually declined [1] . To face this, many advocates are in favour of the use of genetically modified foods [2] . Given the relative paucity of science and research capacities in Africa, it is not surprising that the arrival of genetic engineering and its application to farming techniques are in many places viewed with suspicion [3] . Absence of a scientific community does not mean that there is no constituency to lead the debate on the genetic modification (GM) technology. As a result, those debates quickly became drowned out by non-African voices. On the one hand, some US-based biotech companies were guilty of hyperbolic statements, presenting the GM technology as the key to unlocking the problem of food security in Africa [4] . On the other hand, a well-organized group of predominantly Europe-based non-governmental organizations, or NGOs, sometimes made exaggerated claims about the health adverse effect of these GMO [5] . Opposition to GMOs in Africa has manifested itself in several ways. African governments adopted tight restrictions on the international movement of GMO crops and seeds under the Cartagena Protocol, a UN Convention on biological diversity launched in 1996 [6] . The position against GMOs has acted as a brake on the use of GMcrop in Africa. Currently, only three African nations are known to produce biotech crops: South Africa, Egypt, and Burkina Faso. However, if the grown of GM crops seems momently stopped, this seems to not be the case of processed food containing as ingredient, all or partially GM material. The question risen here is therefore: are there any commercialized and unauthorized GM food in African Market? Specifically Cameroonian market? This paper aims at investigating the potential presence of GM food in the sudano-sahelian zone of Cameroon. | Introduction | [
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"Computer Science"
] | Based on the JNDs of images, most research efforts of perceptual coding have been concentrated on the design of proper quantizers. They attempt to discriminate between signal components which are and are not detected by human eyes [1] . The main idea in perceptual coding is to hide the quantization error below the detection threshold. Meanwhile, perceptually irrelevant signal information is also removed to improve the standard coding paradigm of redundancy removal. Besides using JND thresholds to adapt quantization step sizes for image coding, the JND thresholds can also effectively be applied to certain stages in the image coding. In this article, a prediction error preprocessor based on the JND is investigated for higher performance in the design of the color image compression scheme. The proposed method is investigated under the guidance of visual tolerance such that the dynamic range of the prediction error signals is reduced to obtain lower coding bit rates without decreasing the visual quality of the reconstructed color image. That is, the prediction error preprocessor will be adapted by the JNDs of the color image to achieve this. Since the measure of JND profiles of the color image dominates this study, the JND estimator for color images will be designed. In this article, the wavelet-domain JND of each coefficient in luminance and chrominance components of color images are estimated in a locally adaptive fashion based on the wavelet decomposition. For the coefficient in luminance component, its visual tolerance is measured by using the visual masking effects given coefficient by coefficient by taking into account the luminance content and the texture of grayscale images. On the other hand, for the coefficient in chrominance components, its visual tolerance is measured by combining not only the visual masking effects, but also the effect given by the variance within the local region of the target coefficient while considering that the HVS is insensitive to chrominance than to luminance. The preprocessor is then designed by adjusting an appropriate quantity regulated by the JND profiles to shape the prediction error signals such that the perceptual distortion of the reconstructed color image can be reduced. Furthermore, for any standard color image coding scheme, the proposed preprocessor that is independent of image cod-ers can be also used to preprocess the input color image such that the processed signal can be coded with higher performance. The rest of this article is organized as follows. In Section 2, the estimation of subband JND profiles for color images is described. The proposed prediction error preprocessor based on the estimated subband JND profiles for color image compression is presented in Section 3. The simulation results on overall performance of the coding scheme are given in Section 4. In Section 5, the conclusions of this article are made. | Introduction | [
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53633130 | 0 | 98 | 3,980,670,834 | [
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] | Methane (CH 4 ) is produced as a result of anaerobic fermentation of the soluble and structural carbohydrates by methanogens in the rumen of ruminant animals, which is released into the environment by eructation. The CH 4 emissions from ruminant animals range from 2 to 12% of the gross energy intake (Johnson and Johnson, 1995) . Besides, it has been estimated that the world's population of ruminants produce about 15% of total atmospheric CH 4 emissions (Moss, 1993) . This means that CH 4 production from ruminant is not only represents a substantial loss in efficiency of animal production, but also contributes significantly to global warming as the greenhouse gas. | INTRODUCTION | [
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49582369 | 17 | 68 | 2,353,672,324 | [
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] | We assessed the reliability and validity of a self-report IMSB questionnaire among women. In the course of the study, we modified and improved the survey and came up with a final tool adjusted based on the IMB model. IMB is the socio-cognitive model most frequently utilized to predict HIV-related sexual behaviors [9] . The Persian version of the current questionnaire has proven to be reliable and valid in measurement of the different domains of HIV-related information, motivation, behavioral skills and behavior in our study population. Size and homogeneity of the sample with regards to their gender is a strength for the present study. Women are physiologically more vulnerable to HIV and other STDs while contextual factors including gender norms prominently influence their sexual behavior [22] . Social factors affecting the process of decision-making to practice safe-sex is an area of under representation in the literature from MENA region [10] . The assessment of motivation and behavioral skills for safe-sex practice in the present study yields valuable information for interventional scientists to develop gender-specific surveys and educational materials. Three different groups of women at various levels of risk for contracting HIV were evaluated in this study hence the questionnaire can be applied to different sub-populations. | Discussion | [
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49582369 | 3 | 68 | 2,353,672,324 | [
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] | Previous studies among at-risk or HIV infected women in Iran suggest that knowledge on HIV does not necessarily lead to behavior change, hence more emphasis should be put on socio-cultural factors that affect women's behavior [10] [11] . Stigma and discrimination cause most-at-risk women to avoid HIV testing and to seek the treatment and support they need [3] . Accordingly, access to reliable and accurate information to understand the interactions between women's HIV-related knowledge, their attitudes toward people living with HIV (PLWH), their motivation and skills to practice safe-sex and finally their sexual behavior can improve efforts to develop effective safe-sex promotion programs [9] [11] . Biological and behavioral surveillance surveys (BBSS) concerning HIV are often used to inform and evaluate HIV prevention programs. However, the reliability and validity of utilized questionnaires for the behavioral component of these surveys is rarely considered. | Introduction | [
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55006423 | 7 | 25 | 6,605,081,459 | [
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] | Macrophyte decomposition in wetlands increases gravel clogging in subsurface flow systems (SSF), and contributes to the sediment layer in free-water surface systems (FWS), leading to terrestrialisation of the wetland (Kirschner et al., 2001) . In this work, we studied the effect of vegetation harvesting and its consequences for plant decomposition in winter and early spring, comparing a harvested with a non-harvested constructed wetland. The geo-climatic setting of the area in Spain, where the constructed wetland is situated, is the following: the location coordinates are 42°36′N 5°35′W; mean annual precipitation is 400 to 500 mm; potential evaporation is 0.1742 ℓ/h·m 2 (in summer, measured in situ during the experiment); altitude is 800 m; and mean annual environmental temperature is 11ºC (19ºC in summer and 5ºC in winter). | Introduction | [
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17775472 | 81 | 60 | 197,723,881 | [
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] | We must also stress one important thing. Our calculation was pure formal in the sense that we have worked with Witten's star product as with an abstract object that does not depend on any background. It would be nice to perform more detailed analysis based on the CFT technique, in the similar way as in the beautiful paper [21] . We hope to return to this problem in the future. | Conclusion | [
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17775472 | 6 | 60 | 197,723,881 | [
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] | In section (3) we review the formulation of the open bosonic string field theory based on the pure cubic action [28, 29] . We will show how Witten's open bosonic string field theory action naturally emerges from the pure cubic string field action. We use these elegant calculations in section (4) where we propose a background independent formulation of the Berkovits string field theory. Then we will show that from this action we can obtain any NSFT action for any CFT background. | Introduction | [
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307413 | 13 | 42 | 6,598,091,247 | [
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119310095 | 0 | 76 | 6,879,184,223 | [
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132841172 | 61 | 76 | 3,874,444,098 | [
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] | The main goal of this systematic review was to evaluate materials and methods used to maintain alveolar ridge height, width and bone quality. Most studies which investigated soft and hard tissue dimensional changes after tooth extraction states that ideal bone graft material should not only have osteoconductive properties but also promote osteoinduction and osteogenesis [46, 47] . Only autologous bone has these three properties and is still considered to be the gold standard for bone augmentation procedures. Nevertheless, extra site of operation and prolonged time of surgery, donor side morbidity, limited autologous bone availability and postoperative discomfort leads to the use of alternative bone substitutes for bone regeneration. Bone graft materials are chosen based on their ability to serve as a scaffold, maintain space for new bone ingrowth and possess only osteoconductive activity [48] . Only DFDBA has osteoinductive properties. It serves not only as a scaffold for new bone regeneration but also stimulates the differentiation of mesenchymal cells into osteoblasts [49] . Many studies that investigated DFDBA state that demineralization of allogenic bone results in exposure of inner structure of bone graft, which contains bone morphogenetic proteins and growth factors that have osteoinductive potential [49] [50] [51] [52] [53] [54] [55] . | DISCUSSION | [
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108605272 | 0 | 17 | 1,471,947,181 | [
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] | In the next section the RPM is described to some extent, starting from the fundamental equations proposed by Bertotti [3] . We emphasize the frequency-dependence of the magnetic behaviour of the dipole. Subsequently, we deal with the magnetodynamics of one lamination. In section 3 we develop a fully discrete approximation method, namely a modified Galerkin FE-FD technique, for the highly nonlinear parabolic boundary value problem 0022-3727/96/030855+07$19.50 c 1996 IOP Publishing Ltd for the magnetic field strength in the lamination. Here, the major difficulty is due to the fact that the governing parabolic PDE is an equation with memory, reflecting the hysteresis effects. In section 4 the numerical results for the magnetic losses obtained from the magnetodynamic model, when using either the CPM or the RPM, are discussed and compared with experimental values. | Introduction | [
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174809026 | 35 | 71 | 2,151,808,437 | [
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189152203 | 26 | 80 | 3,769,366,187 | [
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93595766 | 2 | 82 | 295,877,120 | [
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8040096 | 0 | 79 | 6,557,701,855 | [
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139449196 | 0 | 25 | 5,597,785,231 | [
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139449196 | 4 | 25 | 5,597,785,231 | [
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] | With the fundamental solution and weight functions being derived we proceed, in Section 5, to describe nonuniform growth of a semi-infinite crack parallel to the boundary of a half-plane. For the whole plane such an algorithm based on the fundamental solution and the solution of the model problem on a suddenly stopped crack is known (Freund, 1990) . We aim to generalize this procedure for a half-plane. The main feature here is to take into account the fact that the Mode I and II weight functions after the longitudinal wave reflects from the boundary and strikes the crack do not act alone anymore and the off-diagonal weight functions play a substantial part. We show that in order to determine the stresses radiated out by a suddenly stopped crack, one needs to solve a system of two Volterra convolution equations, a generalization of the single Abel equation appeared in the Freund method for the whole plane. On solving this system exactly we determine the stresses the crack needs to negate on the prospective fracture plane to proceed further. The procedure to be exposed allows for the possibility of finding the SIFs at the tip of a crack propagating at piecewise constant speed bellow the boundary. | Introduction | [
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118485801 | 6 | 89 | 6,055,218,263 | [
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203628518 | 1 | 80 | 5,207,142,431 | [
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203628518 | 0 | 80 | 5,207,142,431 | [
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97489090 | 3 | 11 | 608,651,463 | [
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54866881 | 7 | 87 | 371,065,082 | [
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54866881 | 1 | 87 | 371,065,082 | [
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17803389 | 5 | 84 | 627,335,817 | [
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55709825 | 1 | 41 | 1,211,653,989 | [
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] | Based on the above discussion, we develop a combined method for diesel engine fault detection and isolation, which is based on the order tracking and FCM. Order tracking focuses mainly on the signal component associated with the speed, which transforms the nonstationary signals in the time domain to stationary signals in order domain for calculation of the power spectrum. Hence, the vibration signal under the variable speed working conditions can be analyzed by order tracking, and the features can be extracted easily [6] [7] [8] . FCM is an unsupervised machine learning technique, which can objectively classify the categories with fuzzy characteristics through uncertainty description of the sample class and become an important tool in pattern recognition, image processing, fuzzy control, and other areas [9, 10] . Because the fault classification is very vague in mechanical fault of diesel engine, we can use this method to solve the problem of pattern recognition in engine fault detection and isolation. In order to detect engine fault, we designed a measurement system which is shown in Figure 1 . We used vibration sensor to capture the vibration signal from diesel engine when it was running and speed sensor to monitor rotating speed of the engine simultaneously; then computer could get the vibration and speed signals including stationary and nonstationary signals under the variable speed working conditions of diesel engine. According to the method of order tracking, the signals were analyzed and the features were extracted. Then, we used FCM to recognize the engine's conditions. | Introduction | [
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14292794 | 2 | 45 | 2,404,998,937 | [
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] | During the RE process, requirements analysts should conduct several activities, e.g., requirements elicitation and subsequent requirements modeling and analysis. The modeling and analysis activities consist of requirements modeling, requirements specifying, system modeling, requirements validation and verification (V&V) [3] . Requirements modeling is the fundamental activity in the RE process. It abstractly describes what the target system should achieve by formulating the organization's structures, business rules, goals, tasks, behavior of stakeholders and systems, etc. Requirements models and system models can serve as the bases which are amenable to the following requirements activities, e.g., consistency checking, requirements verification. | INTRODUCTION | [
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159133377 | 0 | 34 | 325,163,727 | [
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] | Trends towards healthier life-styles world-wide and the rising cost of medical treatment, have fuelled the demand for preventative health care. In 1993, a study found that Americans paid more visits to alternative providers than to traditional doctors (Gemigneni, 1997) . In 1990, $13.7 billion was spent on all categories of unconventional therapies (Eisenberg et al., 1993 ) . The trend toward self-medication that was increasingly evident in the developed countries showed that there was a preference for natural therapy such as homeopathy (Lin & Dwyer, 1995) . | Introduction | [
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48837806 | 0 | 92 | 6,793,118,356 | [
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] | The ultra-long wavelength (≥ 10 m) range is presently one of the new promising areas in radio astronomy. The Ultra-Long Wavelength (ULW) band, as the last unexplored regions of the eletromagnetic (EM) spectrum, holds an essential role to understanding of the physical processes in celestial sources. Since the first radio observation in astronomy was performed at this band by Karl Jansky in 1932-33, radio astronomy has moved rapidly to higher frequencies to address the quest for higher spatial resolution and better sensitivity [15] . However, the ULW band is 1 scientifically very attractive for some key science applications including the origins of the Universe forming of its large structure, evolution of the galaxy, stars, and planetary system, as well as the source of the ultra-high energy cosmic rays [5] , [24] , [27] . | Introduction | [
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4983325 | 1 | 55 | 1,282,413,154 | [
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] | A synthetic jet actuator has a nozzle or slot connected to a cavity in which typically a piezoelectric diaphragm oscillates. By oscillating the diaphragm, the working fluid is alternately ingested and expelled through the nozzle exit, forming a train of discrete vortical structures that convert linear momentum to flow without net mass injection [7] . The fact that no external fluid source is required combined with the availability of increasingly small vibrating diaphragms, for example, piezoelectric disks, allows the design of extremely compact devices, even down to MEMS scale [8] [9] [10] . | Introduction | [
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4983325 | 0 | 55 | 1,282,413,154 | [
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] | A synthetic jet transfers linear momentum to the surroundings by alternately ingesting and expelling fluid from a cavity containing an oscillating diaphragm and has proven to be a useful active flow control device [1] [2] [3] . Compared with continuous jets, synthetic jets are low-weight, compact devices and do not require internal fluid supply lines [4] [5] [6] . A schematic diagram of a typical synthetic jet actuator is shown in Figure 1 . | Introduction | [
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28968078 | 2 | 67 | 4,434,099,199 | [
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] | Recently deformability cytometry has been developed for high-throughput measurement of the mechanical properties of cells at a single cell level [4, 5] . In this technique, cells flowing through a microchannel are mechanically stretched either using the flow or using a mechanical constriction. By measuring the deformation of the cell and the time that the cell requires to traverse the constriction (i.e. transit time) it is possible to qualitatively assess the cells' mechanical properties. For measuring the deformation of the cell, these works relied on the high speed imaging technique, requiring an expensive setup. | INTRODUCTION | [
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28968078 | 4 | 67 | 4,434,099,199 | [
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] | Cell stiffness is often associated with diseases such as diabetes, hypertension, myocardial infarction and other cardiovascular diseases [9, 10] . In specific cases, cell stiffness has been shown to change with its developmental stage. Hence, measurement of cells mechanical properties becomes a unique method to characterize distribution of development stages in a population of cells [4] . It is well reported in literature that glutaraldehyde, a chemical fixative, contributes to increasing cell stiffness by acting on all the structural components of the cell: the lipid membrane, the fluid cytoplasm, and the membrane skeleton. Glutaraldehyde also increases the effective viscosity of the cytoplasm and lipid membrane. Using chemically stiffened cells, we demonstrate differences in signal magnitudes and transit times between healthy and glutaraldehyde treated cells [11] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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13792089 | 33 | 56 | 3,821,775,137 | [
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] | When outside the nest, males show a tendency to perform more sentinel duets than females. We also observed that returning males used more song during sentinel than visit or relief duets. In this species, the amount of singing given by the male after the female entered the nest is positively related to the time she subsequently spent inside the nest during the laying period (Dunn and Zann 1996) . If male song encourages the female to remain in the nest during laying, it may have a similar function during incubation by informing that the male will not enter the nest. Interestingly, in our recordings the vocal behavior of the female was also different between sentinel and other duets as females almost never used bill clicking in sentinel duets. Bill clicking has Note that estimates and SE are given on raw data, but models were computed on transformed data when necessary (transformation given in parentheses). been described as part of the nest ceremony occurring when a pair is searching for a nest site (Zann 1996) . In other species, bill clicking or clattering is considered as part of the courtship display (Eda-Fujiwara et al. 2004; Soma and Mori 2015; Yoon et al. 2015) . Here, we describe for the first time their use during incubation in the zebra finch. Because bill clicking was never used in sentinel duets in our study, but only when birds met in the nest (visits, reliefs), it could be part of a physical or behavioral greeting ceremony (Wachtmeister 2001) . Greeting or meeting ceremonies in birds are observed when the partners meet after a period of separation and in many species occur throughout the duration of the pair bond (Wachtmeister 2001) . | DISCUSSION | [
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56454720 | 25 | 3 | 1,021,075,222 | [
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9210832 | 17 | 78 | 705,423,188 | [
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85281644 | 11 | 60 | 1,071,498,368 | [
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3337899 | 0 | 44 | 985,864,245 | [
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14053801 | 2 | 84 | 159,371,157 | [
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5817396 | 20 | 71 | 2,209,887,596 | [
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56206719 | 27 | 15 | 4,457,203,977 | [
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56206719 | 20 | 15 | 4,457,203,977 | [
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55848149 | 1 | 28 | 3,697,642,423 | [
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] | There are several fundamental methods for the formulation of equations of motion (Greenwood, 1988) . For example, Newton-Euler (NE) formulation, Euler-Lagrange principle, Gibbs-Appel approach, Kane's method, D'Alembert's principle, and similar others. All the above mentioned approaches when applied to multibody systems have their own advantages and disadvantages. For example, NE approach, which is one of the classical methods for dynamic formulation, uses the concept of "free-body diagrams". For coupled systems, constrained forces (which are meant here to include both forces and moments) along with those applied externally are included in the free-body diagrams. Mathematically, the NE equations of motion lead to three translational equations of motion of the Centre-of-Mass (COM), and three equations determining the rotational motion of the rigid body. The NE equations of any two free bodies are related through the constraint forces acting at their interface. The constraint forces arise due to the presence of a kinematic pair, e.g., a revolute or a prismatic, between the two neighbouring bodies. For an open-loop multibody system, these constraints along with other unknowns, i.e., the actuating forces can be easily solved recursively. However, for a closed-loop system, the NE equations generally need to be solved simultaneously in order to obtain the driving and constraint forces together. Hence, the use of the NE equations of motion for closed-loop systems is not as efficient as those for open-loop systems. | Introduction | [
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55163834 | 20 | 70 | 2,526,128,077 | [
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43985384 | 9 | 92 | 3,050,049,923 | [
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43985384 | 0 | 92 | 3,050,049,923 | [
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53560492 | 12 | 86 | 3,918,536,357 | [
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] | To investigate the microstructure and morphology of these GO-rGO micropatterns, we performed AFM and SEM imaging. As seen in Fig. 2c , the thickness of GO is about 1 nm. In Fig. 2d , the white area corresponds to rGO while the gray area represents GO with uniform morphologies in respective regions and an intimate interface. The reduction of GO film by the UV irradiation is confirmed by X-ray diffraction (XRD) and Raman spectroscopic measurements carried out with a non-patterned GO film before and after the UV irradiation under the same condition without using a photo mask. As shown in Fig. 2e , the GO film shows a diffraction profile with a peak at 2h = 11.2°corresponding to an interlayer distance of 0.79 nm in consistent with reported data [23, 24] . The UV-reduced rGO shows a broad XRD peak at about 2h = 25°corre-sponding to the interlayer distance of about 0.40 nm, which is in a good agreement with the graphene interlayer distance [23] . These results indicate the occurrence of GO reduction by the UV irradiation and p-p stacking of the reduced graphene oxide. The reduction of GO film by the UV irradiation was also confirmed by Raman spectra given in Fig. 2f , which shows the I D /I G peak intensity ratios of about 0.837 and 0.937 for GO and rGO, respectively, indicating a reduction in the average size of sp 2 domains with edge defects caused by the reduction of some C@C bonds in GO [24] . The kinetic process of the UV irradiation reduction of GO was monitored by the optical transmittance and XPS measurements at different UV-irradiation times from 1 to 24 h. As can be seen in Fig. 3A , the samples were put on a paper with parallel lines as the background, the GO films became darker with increasing the irradiation time. The corresponding transmittance spectra over the visible wavelengths are shown in Fig. 3B , which also shows that the GO film become less transparent after UV irradiation, and that transmittance over the entire visible region decreased with increasing the UV-irradiation time. After UV irradiation, the resulted UV-reduced graphene oxide also became electrically conducting with a resistance of 47 KX/cm for the rGO film obtained by UV irradiation for 24 h. Fig. 4 shows XPS results of GO before and after the UV irradiation. As shown in Fig. 4A and Table 1 , C1s (65 at.%) and O1s (35 at.%) peaks were seen in the XPS survey spectrum for GO before the UV reduction (Fig. 4A(a) ). Upon the UV irradiation, the oxygen atomic content decreased from 35% for GO to 20% in the UV-rGO after the UV exposure for 24 h (Fig. 4A(e) ). The corresponding C/O ratio increased from 1.9 to 4, indicating, once again, the partial reduction of GO. The high-resolution C1s XPS spectra for GO and UV-rGO at different UV irradiation durations are shown in Fig. 4B . As can be seen, the C1s peak can be fitted mainly with four components at 284.5 eV (C@C), 286.5 eV (C-O), 288.1 eV (C@O) and 289.0 eV (COOH), respectively. The UV irradiation caused a graduate decrease in the C-O peak intensity at 286.5 eV whereas the peak intensities of C@O (288.1 eV) and COOH (289.0 eV) remained largely unchanged, indicating that UV irradiation reduced mainly the C-O groups. | Results and discussion | [
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3714556 | 0 | 78 | 1,639,350,629 | [
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15070595 | 3 | 7 | 3,588,164,884 | [
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3199751 | 0 | 5 | 2,280,599,423 | [
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54803639 | 2 | 66 | 3,483,919,509 | [
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109397171 | 5 | 82 | 3,215,320,474 | [
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109397171 | 7 | 82 | 3,215,320,474 | [
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109397171 | 8 | 82 | 3,215,320,474 | [
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] | One can argue that both crime and demographics may affect the demand for CHLs. The other side of the issue (analogous to supply) involves estimating the number of opportunities civilians have to acquire a CHL. Unfortunately, no previous research has investigated this issue. In this research, we use the number of federally licensed firearm dealers in a county to represent the supply of CHL providers. CHL applicants must have a handgun, so the supply of firearm dealers is an important factor in access to a handgun. The density of Federal Firearm Licensees (FFLs or licensed gun dealers) should be positively associated with increased opportunities to acquire a CHL. In Texas, for example, CHL applicants must provide a photo and fingerprints for a background check, pass a written exam, and pass a handgun proficiency test, which involves the supervised and graded a marksmanship test on a firing range [22] . These requirements make it easier for commercial gun dealers (FLLs) to offer CHL courses, using their firing ranges, equipment, and employees for CHL training, as an additional source of revenue and a potential source of customers for firearms. Figure 1 serves as a graphical representation of our preliminary model for CHL licensing. | Introduction | [
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109397171 | 4 | 82 | 3,215,320,474 | [
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] | However ambiguous the results of the research on this topic may be, the effect of the passage of CHL legislation is, in reality, no longer a pressing policy issue. Forty-six of the 50 states in the United States now issue licenses to citizens that allow them to carry concealed handguns [15, 16] . Allowing concealed carry is no longer the issue. Instead, whether and how to loosen restrictions on the issuing and carrying of concealed handguns are the major policy issues that now dominate much of the concealed handgun debate in state legislatures. Recent years have seen a burst of state legislation easing citizens' restrictions of citizens' ability to carry concealed handguns [17, 18] . | Introduction | [
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55805969 | 0 | 50 | 1,616,298,135 | [
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44245612 | 19 | 21 | 723,944,924 | [
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] | A third quantitative study used the HSES, which included augmented samples of students in a subset of NELS schools located in urban and suburban areas (the HSES) --the same data used in this study (Rumberger & Thomas, 2000) . Here the authors explored both dropout and turnover rates in urban and suburban high schools. They reported higher dropout rates in public (compared to Catholic and other private schools), in urban schools, and in larger schools. Findings about school resources were noteworthy: dropout rates were lower in schools with more excellent teachers (reported by students) and with lower student/teacher ratios. Unsurprisingly, dropout rates were higher in schools with low attendance and with more students who had been retained before high school. | Background | [
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44245612 | 16 | 21 | 723,944,924 | [
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] | Another study was retrospective, in that it explored the individual and school factors associated with students not completing high school two years after their cohort had graduated (Rumberger & Larson, 1998) . Most findings here focused on individuals' academic and social risk factors. One result, virtually absent from other studies on this topic, concerned mobility. Students who dropped out were considerably more likely to have changed schools, before or during high school, and sometimes more than once. Beyond the usual social risk factors associated with dropping out (minority status, single-parent family status, and low SES), the authors also identified academic risk factors (low expectations, grade retention, high absenteeism, and low school performance). | Background | [
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54835505 | 28 | 81 | 2,509,944,732 | [
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] | Our data gave evidence of possible interactions between microorganisms with respect In Gc-type associations, pH remained too low for B. linens -which is acid-sensitive -to develop. Previous studies on B. linens have shown that this bacterium could not develop at a pH below 5.8 [10] . The low pH prevailing in post-manufacture curd, while tolerated by yeasts and LAB, is detrimental to the survival and/or growth of acid-sensitive species such as cheese surface bacteria [7] . | DISCUSSION | [
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27445234 | 1 | 26 | 4,975,676,943 | [
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134294434 | 11 | 54 | 6,499,560,887 | [
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18141299 | 1 | 32 | 1,879,040,248 | [
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] | One of the important properties relative to BNs is the Markov equivalence property which can be illustrated by the fact that the two networks X → Y and X ← Y are equivalent (i.e. encode the same joint probability distribution). Nevertheless, only one of them is a correct from causal point of view. In fact, in the first network X causes Y , then, manipulating the value of X affects the value of Y contrary to the second one where Y is a cause of X meaning that manipulating X will not affect Y . Thus a BN cannot be considered as a proper causal network but the contrary is always true. This means that given a Causal Bayesian Network (CBN) one can use it even to determine how the observation of specific values (evidence) affects the probabilities of query variable(s) or to predict the effect of an intervention on the remaining variables [15] . | Introduction | [
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54660078 | 7 | 14 | 818,274,617 | [
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] | A first preliminary step was to find out the major problems in the analysis and in the forecast of cold fronts in the vicinity of the Alps as seen by weather forecasters working in the daily routine (Hoinka and Smith, 1986) . As a result of this and as a guide for specific objectives of research concerning the orographic modifications of fronts several hypotheses have been formulated, which were to be assured or rejected (Hoinka and Volkert, 1987b) . Although these hypotheses were formulated in the framework of the experiment and therefore stimulated by the experiment, they cover clearly much more than purely experimental efforts. | Introduction | [
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53592616 | 3 | 90 | 2,837,401,782 | [
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] | Another key, mechanism that may control C storage in forest soils is nutrient availability. Many plantations, established as a consequence of owner abandonment, erosion control, and other forms of land improvement, were likely established without evaluation or improvement of nutrient status. Soil C accumulation is dependent on organic inputs. Plant production and the rate at which those materials become incorporated and stabilized in soils are a consequence of nutrient availability. Nitrogen availability is essential to maintain high photosynthetic rates. It has multiple controls on decomposition and SOM formation (Fog, 1988) . Low tissue C:N ratios increase cellulose decomposition rates, but available N can retard the genetic expression of peroxidase enzymes required for the degradation of aromatics such as lignin (Agren et al., 2001) . Nitrogen is also a constituent of SOM and is required for the formation of humic components (Haider, 1992) . Other nutrients such as soil cations are important for stabilizing SOM, once it is in soil, against loss through microbial acquisition or leaching (Baldock & Nelson, 2000) . The amount of C sequestered depends not only on the maximum capacity of the soil to retain C based on vegetation, climate, and parent material, but also upon the flux into and out of soil pools. Soil C flux is largely dependent on plant net primary productivity and on SOM decomposition rates that are largely consequences of nutrient and environmental limitations. | Introduction | [
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46563340 | 30 | 51 | 6,570,369,147 | [
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] | The hypertension was observed in our study in 21.5% of the studied population. This prevalence is lower than the 27.8% observed by Houinato throughout Benin in 2008 [5] . However, this prevalence is closer to the 23.3% found by Houinato in Zou area where our study was carried out. The prevalence that we have recorded is lower than the 46% observed by Pessinaba in Saint Louis (Senegal); in the latter case, the difference in observed prevalence seems mainly related to the population in consideration (urban in Saint Louis, Senegal) but also to the higher prevalence of obesity and diabetes in the population studied by Pessinaba [4] . In fact, obesity and diabetes increase the risk of hypertension [14] . | Discussion | [
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2782962 | 16 | 81 | 1,228,816,507 | [
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59459788 | 25 | 3 | 6,153,078,873 | [
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] | The fact that we studied global self-esteem (rather than sport-specific evaluations) is important because our findings indicate that sport-related experiences result in psychosocial effects that generalize beyond the sport domain [24, 49] . This is not surprising, for sports are an important and engaging aspect of most children's lives. Research has shown that mean ratings of intrinsic motivation and focused attention in sports exceed those obtained for classroom activities and interactions with friends [50, 51] . For parents as well, sports are a significant aspect of family life, and their influences on children often are focused on this aspect of the child's experience [49] . Therefore, it is not surprising that a core personality variable such as global self-esteem could be influenced in a domain of such high significance for many children and parents. | Discussion | [
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59459788 | 2 | 3 | 6,153,078,873 | [
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] | The relation between motivation and self-esteem is the focus of the present research. Motivational factors are thought to be critical to the development and maintenance of self-esteem [14, 18] . Researchers have also suggested that the social environment is a main contributor to the quality of motivation and therefore to self-esteem [4, 5, 13] . In this paper, we link self-esteem, and changes in selfesteem, to theoretical concepts drawn from two prominent motivational theories, namely, Achievement Goal Theory and Self-Determination Theory [4, 5, 16, 19] . | Introduction | [
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59459788 | 23 | 3 | 6,153,078,873 | [
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] | The two motivational theories, AGT and SDT, that provided the conceptual framework for the present study, complement one another in important ways [13, 32] . Both focus on important aspects of motivation. AGT addresses differences in conceptions of success in the form of achievement goal orientations and the motivational climates that help establish, maintain, and change them. SDT focuses on a broader set of basic psychological needs and their links to psychological well-being, with special emphasis on the relative autonomy dimension of motivational regulation. Within the AGT framework, firm empirical linkages have been established between motivational climate and achievement goal orientations, and both variables have been related to important indices of enjoyment, achievement behaviors, and well-being, including self-esteem [28, 32, 48] . SDT-inspired research has established links between motivational autonomy and psychological well-being, including self-esteem [5] . Finally, empirical relations have been demonstrated between motivational climate, achievement goal orientations, autonomy, and self-esteem [14, 17, 27, 33] . Additional linkages between the two theories have been forged through evidence that intrinsic motivation (the strongest representation of autonomous motivation) helps mediate the effects of motivational climate on indices of psychological wellbeing, including self-esteem [14, 18] . Much of this work has been conducted within the sport environment, known to be an engaging and important setting for psychological development [49] . | Discussion | [
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59459788 | 8 | 3 | 6,153,078,873 | [
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] | The present study builds upon previous results in three major ways. First, all previous research has focused on the motivational climate initiated within the athletic setting by the coach. However, parents also create a parallel motivational climate to which their children are exposed. To this point, the role of parent-initiated motivational climate has received far less attention, even though parents are acknowledged as an essential contributor to well-being and motivational development in children [36] [37] [38] [39] . In addition, youth athletes typically experience extensive parental exposure to achievement-related values and across a broad range of settings. In this study, we therefore focus on the athlete-perceived parent-initiated motivational climate and its influence on both self-esteem and autonomy. | Introduction | [
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59459788 | 4 | 3 | 6,153,078,873 | [
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] | In an achievement situation such as sport, individuals adopt specific conceptions of success and attempt to achieve the success criterion and/or to avoid a failure criterion. Whether an individual is focused on mastery or ego goals in a particular moment is influenced by interacting dispositional and environmental factors. The most important dispositional factor is a general orientation toward mastery or ego-oriented goals (i.e., a mastery orientation or an ego orientation). The environmental factor of importance is the motivational climate, comprised of the communicated values and reinforcement contingencies created by significant others. Corresponding to mastery and ego achievement goal orientations are mastery and ego motivational climates [18, 19] . A mastery climate reinforces self-referenced improvement, learning from mistakes, effort, and enjoyment, whereas an ego climate rewards outperforming others using the minimal required effort, while punishing mistakes [19, 21, 22] . Research demonstrates that the motivational climate strengthens its corresponding goal orientation and that modifying the motivational climate can result in shifts in the nature and/or strength of young athletes' goal orientations [23] [24] [25] . | Introduction | [
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59459788 | 3 | 3 | 6,153,078,873 | [
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59459788 | 1 | 3 | 6,153,078,873 | [
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] | Developmental factors that influence self-esteem have attracted the attention of both theorists and researchers. Within a variety of settings, interactions with significant others provide important feedback in the form of reflected appraisals, and social comparison processes evoke selfevaluative inferences about one's traits and competencies [10, 11] . One such domain in which specific personal and reflected evaluations of self-worth can be generated is sport [12] [13] [14] . In part, this is because the environmental conditions created by significant others, such as coaches or parents, reinforce specific behaviors in youth athletes that contribute toward attaining psychological well-being [5, [13] [14] [15] [16] . In addition, sport exposes athletes to environmental influences that affect motivational processes thought to contribute to well-being and self-esteem [5, 17] . | Introduction | [
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