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] | Yeasts, lactic acid bacteria (LAB) and acetic acid bacteria (AAB) are the most reported microbial constituent in literature and the species Saccharomyces cerevisiae is normally the main organism of interest because it is mainly responsible for converting the sugary sap to alcohol. Palm wine drinkers know that the drink tastes differently at different stages of fermentation as a result of yeast fermentation and accumulation of organic acids especially acetic acid from fermentation by AAB as fermentation progresses each day [5] . It is common knowledge that palm wine fermentation consists of an initial lactic acid fermentation by lactic acid bacteria, a middle alcoholic fermentation by yeasts followed by a final acetic fermentation by acetic acid bacteria and the general consensus among other investigators is that the nature of fermentation depends on the composition of sap, type of palm tree and location of the tree [1, 3, 6] . | Introduction | [
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15449872 | 72 | 29 | 1,359,096,657 | [
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] | Because of the geographical, cultural, and economic differences in lighting between countries the relation between GDP and light emissions requires further investigation. Falchi found in 1998 that, despite a factor of two difference in the per capita income of southern Italy versus northern Italy, the per capita light emissions were the same, as measured with DMSP data [66] . Alejandro Sanchez de Miguel found that European countries have very different lighting habits, with Spain and Italy having the highest light emissions, while more developed countries such as Germany have much lower light emissions [67] . | Discussion | [
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15449872 | 7 | 29 | 1,359,096,657 | [
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] | The nature of urban form and the patterns of urban development are regarded as having a fundamentally important impact on ecosystem function, ecosystem health, and sustainability [28] . Continuing studies of the dynamics of urbanization through time using nighttime lights enables the comprehension of adverse effects of urbanization related to loss of vegetation, increase in temperatures, air and water pollution, loss of species' habitats, growth and spread of urban slums, poverty, and unemployment. Nighttime light images have also informed studies of urban dynamics [29] [30] [31] [32] . | Introduction | [
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15449872 | 3 | 29 | 1,359,096,657 | [
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] | Poverty-afflicted areas are associated with deprivation of not only material possessions, but also basic human needs including food, water, sanitation, clothing, shelter, health care, and education. Objective metrics of human well-being derived from nighttime imagery helps identify areas of the world in great need of improved human development. The nighttime light satellite images have also been used to examine poverty at the grid-level, as well as at the sub-national and national levels [18] [19] [20] [21] . | Introduction | [
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15449872 | 4 | 29 | 1,359,096,657 | [
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] | Questions have been raised time and again about the utility of GDP or GDP per capita as a sole measure of a country's well-being. GDP cannot provide any guarantee about the quality of the goods and services produced in a country, or whether it adds any value to social progress or human happiness [22] . For instance, GDP does not differentiate between expenditure on good things, for example, education, and bad things, for example, alcohol, drugs, or cigarettes. GDP does not quantify work that does not have a market price attached to it, and disregards informal transactions outside markets. For instance, subsistence agriculture, voluntary work, household work, and childcare, are completely overlooked in the national accounting of GDP. Per capita GDP emphasizes average income but neglects income distribution, albeit uneven distribution of income results in unequal opportunities for personal development and well-being. GDP does not quantify the economic services provided by nature, for example, the value of forests in protecting watersheds and in the storage of carbon, or the importance of wetlands in flood protection, and protecting areas from storm surges [1] . | Introduction | [
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15449872 | 68 | 29 | 1,359,096,657 | [
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] | Exposure to light at night has distinct social, ecological, behavioral, and health consequences. The exposure disrupts the circadian system in humans and leads to deleterious physiological and psychological health consequences. Research has found that exposure to unnatural light may cause cancer due to suppressed production of melatonin; may lead to mood fluctuations and depression; and also cause obesity [62] . | Discussion | [
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15449872 | 73 | 29 | 1,359,096,657 | [
"Economics"
] | This paper has reviewed the tremendous potential of nighttime satellite imagery for providing a variety of alternative measures of human well-being. These estimates can be made on a globally consistent basis and at higher frequency intervals than the typical decadal census of the population. Moreover, since these estimates can be made as spatially disaggregated 1-km 2 grids, they can be aggregated to any desirable mapping unit. Cost cutting pressures in the public sector seem to be forcing much of the social science that serves the public good to rely on multiple inexpensive and uncertain measures of complex phenomena rather than single expensive measures. In the United States there is increasing pressure to eliminate major social science data sources such as the American Community Survey (ACS) [68] . On 9 May 2012 the House voted to kill the ACS. In light of the growing threats to the availability of good social science data, the kinds of proxy measures described here are appealing because they have lower costs of acquisition, are available globally, and appear to have validity. The nighttime lights data provided by the DMSP-OLS do have significant observational shortcomings including coarse spatial and spectral resolution and lack of onboard calibration. Recently, the Visible Infrared Imaging Radiometer Suite (VIIRS) flying on the Suomi National Polar-orbiting partnership (NPP) between NASA and NOAA since October 2011 has provided data of higher spatial resolution (742 m) and spectral resolution (22 spectral bands covering visible, near-infrared, and thermal infrared regions). The use of high resolution nighttime data from VIIRS will definitely improve the capabilities of nighttime observation of the earth and to the related ways these nighttime lights images can inform out understanding and measurement of human well-being. | Conclusion | [
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15449872 | 65 | 29 | 1,359,096,657 | [
"Economics"
] | Similarly, the IEA, which has been compiling and reporting data on electrification rates since 2001 admits to having no internationally accepted definition for electric power access and no standard method for collecting such data. The agency has collected data from various sources to achieve their objective of reporting percentage of population having access to electricity. The nighttime lights provide a measure of electrification rates that is applied uniformly across the globe at a fine spatial resolution [26] . | Discussion | [
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15449872 | 69 | 29 | 1,359,096,657 | [
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] | Light pollution has a considerable effect on the behavioral and population ecology of organisms. These effects are the result of changes in orientation, attraction or repulsion from the altered light environment, which consequently affects foraging, reproduction, migration, and communication. Ecological light pollution affects insects, amphibians, fish, birds, bats, and other animals, and can have an effect on plants by altering their day-night cycle [63] . | Discussion | [
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15449872 | 64 | 29 | 1,359,096,657 | [
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] | Measuring the distribution of wealth and income at national and regional scales is an interesting and challenging problem. Gini coefficients derived from Lorenz curves are a well-established method of measuring income distribution. Nonetheless, there are many shortcomings of the Gini coefficient as a measure of income or wealth distribution. For example, subsidies such as food stamps may or may not be counted, availability of free public education may or may not be present or incorporated into these measures, and informal economic activity is difficult to measure and allocate amongst households. Official data of national level income Gini coefficients are produced by the World Bank and Central Intelligence Agency by analyzing government reported income distribution data. However, many countries do not have a well-established program to collect the required data in a consistent manner and on a repetitive basis, and in such cases comparisons between countries becomes increasingly difficult and inaccurate. Furthermore, for many countries, the data available are inadequate for the calculation of Gini coefficients, and in many cases the data, which are available, are more than a decade old. The reported Gini indices at the national level conceal the discrepancy in income distribution that exists within a country. Well-documented problems associated with the use of GDP per capita as an average measure of wealth also apply to measures of the distribution of wealth that use monetary metrics such as GDP. Using the nighttime lights and LandScan population grid to measure NLDI provides a measure of human development that completely avoids the use of monetary measures of wealth [24] . | Discussion | [
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15449872 | 70 | 29 | 1,359,096,657 | [
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203626663 | 8 | 29 | 5,190,276,111 | [
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6038096 | 2 | 74 | 3,605,496,139 | [
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] | Formulation efforts, including use of hydrogels among others, have been made to determine its optimal therapeutic regimens in order to increase its overall efficacy while minimizing drug toxicity [6] [7] [8] . Topical hydrogels could be employed as an alternative low dose regimen aimed not only at reducing the limitations of toxicity associated with prolonged use of gentamicin but also assuring proper utilization of the benefits of gentamicin and its rapid bactericidal activity, especially in blood stream infections. Thus, this work seeks to design a gentamicin-loaded topical hydrogel and evaluate its antimicrobial properties against four micro-organisms (Escherichia coli, Bacillus subtilis, Staphylococcus aureus and Pseudomonas aeruginosa). | INTRODUCTION | [
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6038096 | 18 | 74 | 3,605,496,139 | [
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] | The results of the physicochemical evaluation showed that the gentamicin-loaded hydrogels exhibited good physicochemical properties. The pH values of the gentamicin-loaded hydrogels would enhance the efficiency of the formulations as topical drug delivery systems for gentamicin as well as make the formulations safe for use on the skin, consistent with previous report [2] . The implication of the results of the drug content analysis is that gentamicin attained saturation solubility in the hydrogel matrices at 0.06 % w/w loading for all batches, and so more of the drug could not be solubilized and encapsulated, consistent with earlier reports [13, 15] . However, all the batches had good EE %. Overall, batch B2 formulated with C971P and 0.06 % w/w gentamicin gave the best drug content of 93.00 %. Since gentamicin is freely soluble in water (hydrophilic), this result agrees with previous report that much of the drug was present in the aqueous phase of the formulations, loosely attached at or near the particle surface since the more hydrophilic the substance, the weaker the interaction with particle surface, and eventually the compound could be localized in the surfactant layer [16] . And when more drug particles at the periphery of the particle surface eventually encounter the polymeric cross-linked gel-matrices of polyacrylic acid resins and P407, stabilization would occur [17] . Thus, to improve the skin uptake and delivery of such a drug, a semi-solid vehicle such as topical hydrogels would be a better approach. | DISCUSSION | [
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6038096 | 22 | 74 | 3,605,496,139 | [
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] | Assessment of the stability of novel formulations is always very important in drug product design and development. Stability could be viewed from the degradation of the active ingredients or physical property of the formulation [14] . In order to determine the change in drug content on storage, stability study was carried out on the gentamicin-loaded hydrogels before and after storage for three months. The result indicates that the formulations were stable at the required storage condition. | DISCUSSION | [
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3959956 | 0 | 62 | 2,509,624,436 | [
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] | In the treatment of long lesions of the superficial femoral artery (SFA) the surgical venous bypass is considered the gold standard [1] . Bypass surgery, however, is associated with complications and a prolonged hospital length of stay. Endovascular techniques have advanced and provided new treatment options for peripheral vascular disease, but may also induce complications as shown in the Basil trial [2] . Last few years evidence has been accumulating that the treatment of long lesions with (covered) stents may provide acceptable short-and midterm primary patency rates, as summarized in several recent reviews [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] . | Background | [
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119100986 | 5 | 41 | 1,988,320,235 | [
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] | In the 2d/4d case, the quiver theory on the defect can be mapped to other quiver theories by chains of Seiberg-like dualities, which lead to different quiver realizations of the same Gukov-Witten defect [7, 12, 13] . We show that, with an appropriate ansatz, the solutions of the twisted chiral ring equations for such dual theories lead to the same twisted superpotential. We obtain strong indications that each such superpotential matches the result of a localization computation carried out with a different residue prescription. If we promote the quiver theories to the compactified 3d/5d set-up, the superpotentials still agree at the classical level but, in general, they differ when quantum corrections are taken into account. The 3d/5d quiver gauge theories can be extended to include Chern-Simons (CS) terms in their effective action. Quite remarkably, we find in a simple but significant example that the equivalence between the dual quiver realizations of the same defect is restored at the quantum level if suitably chosen CS terms are added to the superpotentials. | Introduction | [
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] | Currently, the prediction of NPC prognosis is mainly based on clinical (Tumor, Node, Metastasis) TNM staging. However, NPC patients with the same clinical stage often present different clinical outcomes, suggesting that TNM staging is insufficient for precisely predicting the prognosis of this disease [6] [7] [8] [9] . The specific genetic changes underlying the development and progression of this neoplasm are not completely understood. Therefore, the identification of useful biomarkers associated with NPC holds the promise of improved clinical management. | Background | [
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73571290 | 45 | 72 | 5,574,046,524 | [
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] | This study indicates that many students in both groups demonstrated an obvious lack of knowledge of calculation. The calculator slightly improved student performance, but it did not help them in solving conceptual problems. In clinical practice there is no acceptable margin of error for drug dosage calculation; 100% is the only acceptable score for a drug calculation test. In order to perform accurate drug calculations student nurses need to have basic mathematical skills in order to calculate mathematical problems, moreover they need to be able to conceptualise clinical information presented to them to formulate a maths calculation to be solved [4, 5, 14] . However, integrated strategies to improve drug calculation skills in nursing students need to be implemented. | Conclusions | [
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34857944 | 0 | 90 | 6,570,032,394 | [
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56787511 | 1 | 76 | 3,438,256,821 | [
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1180289 | 43 | 5 | 4,243,949,460 | [
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] | For example, teachers could frame and construct remixing experiences so that learners are exposed to code-intense projects or to particular concepts. Brennan's work on combining formal learning environments with Scratch is one useful guide for future work in this direction [3] . Larger effects might also be achieved through increased structure within informal environments. For example, research on other remixing platforms has suggested that large amounts of remixing activity can be encouraged and directed to particular source material by site administrators [9] . Even within Scratch, previous studies document efforts to promote "high value" forms of remixing through "collaboration camps" [38] . | DISCUSSION | [
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73636260 | 0 | 52 | 4,161,348,630 | [
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73636260 | 2 | 52 | 4,161,348,630 | [
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] | Global sensitivity analysis (GSA) formally connects uncertainties in model output to the underlying uncertainties present in the model inputs. This provides a formal approach to assess model reliability in particular when used in a decision-making framework [2] . In this study we employ variance-decomposition methods which are based on the decomposition of the model output variance into fractions associated with input factors and their interactions. The effects of input parameters and their interactions are quantified though Sobol indices [3, 4] . While these indices can generally be computed through Monte Carlo (MC) sampling, in practical high performance computing settings, the slow (1/ √ N ) convergence of MC renders these methods prohibitively expensive for reasonable accuracy. In this work we are focusing on developing response surface models to be used as efficient-to-evaluate surrogate models in place of the expensive CLM simulations. | INTRODUCTION | [
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106404571 | 0 | 80 | 4,537,454,593 | [
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] | The energy landscape is changing. Renewables are being integrated at an ever-increasing pace into our energy systems, and much of the current energy demand is electrifying due to e.g. heat pumps and electric vehicles. Because of the intermittent character of electricity produced from renewable energy sources (RES), the production of electricity becomes less predictable and controllable. Both the electrification and the integration of RES increase the peaks that exist on the electricity networks. As current electricity network capacity is based on the maximum power peak, an increase in peak power is always translated into additional investments in the current electricity networks' capacity. These additional investments are expected to be extremely significant (Verbong et al., 2016) . | Introduction | [
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106404571 | 3 | 80 | 4,537,454,593 | [
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] | Secondly, while monitoring their network, DSOs have to respect the privacy of their (household) customers as much as possible, especially taking into account that household customers generally become more vulnerable to (unlawful) privacy breaches if the network is equipped with advanced monitoring capabilities (Milaj and Mifsud Bonnici, 2016) . Although network monitoring might contribute to more secure, reliable and efficient networks, they might also reduce household customer privacy. Therefore, a balance has to be struck between both interests. | Introduction | [
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36190443 | 4 | 14 | 5,488,081,857 | [
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] | The multiple emulsion system for particle preparation is reliant upon a number of factors: amount and chemical/physical nature of the polymer, characteristics of the stabilisers, ratio and volumes of the phases, time and mixing speed of the different emulsifications, solvent choice, etc. With the solvent-evaporation particle preparation procedure the purpose of the surfactant is to stabilise the formed emulsion for a short time, while the solvent evaporates, thus preventing coalescence and aggregation of the droplets within the emulsion. The choice of stabiliser very much depends on the type of emulsion to be stabilised. The effects of surfactants are not limited to the preparation procedure of the particles, but also have an influence on the characteristics of the particles and hence release of active (Graves et al., 2005) . | Introduction | [
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36190443 | 3 | 14 | 5,488,081,857 | [
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] | This emulsion is further emulsified with a continuous water phase containing an appropriate stabiliser. The thus formed water-in-oil-in-water (w 1 /o/w 2 ) emulsion is mixed until the solvent evaporates and solid particles are formed. Such a system should allow for encapsulation of both hydrophilic and lipophilic molecules within the one colloidal system (Perez et al., 2000) . Adaptations to this methodology have allowed for a diverse range of hydrophilic compounds to be encapsulated. | Introduction | [
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55998936 | 0 | 44 | 3,386,715,219 | [
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] | Food chain safety has been sporadically stressed by the presence of chemical hazards as contaminants of many food matrices. Among these hazards, PCDD, PCDF and PCBs are certainly those of the highest concern because of their high social and economic negative impacts. In the last decade many episodes of food chain contamination with dioxins have been reported in European Union [1] [2] . In Portugal, during 2008, an episode of a natural poultry meat contamination with dioxins was also reported [3] . | Introduction | [
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55998936 | 1 | 44 | 3,386,715,219 | [
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] | Many sources have been incriminated as vehicles for dioxins to food of animal origin: commercial organic feed, noncommercial feedstuffs, soil, plants, worms and insects [1] . These are the matrices where original contaminations are systemically searched when some animal production is found carrying higher dioxins contaminations. However, in intensive poultry production, the birds do not assess soil or invertebrates. Some hens are accommodated in cages (laying hens) or inside pavilions without soil contact. And when, in these circumstances, feed is also confirmed as dioxin free, other sources must be searched to manage the risk efficiently. | Introduction | [
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15007357 | 0 | 45 | 5,334,173,032 | [
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55919294 | 23 | 97 | 3,350,217,419 | [
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] | Geographic information system (GIS) is a powerful tool and has capability to handle and process spatial data in a large volume. GIS is defined as a system that able to input, store, retrieve, update, display, and comprehensively analyses spatial data based on computer hardware and software [5] . It is also known as desktop GIS. GIS becomes a widespread technique that can create maps, integrate information, visualize and solve problems, and develop valuable solutions [6] . Applying GIS for road management system have been used before in developed countries [7] . It is an effective system to monitor all the activities that occur on the roads and store the records for future development. Furthermore, this system can be as decision support system (DSS) for road development and construction in the future. To make this system ease to access, it is developed as internet platform. | Introduction | [
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19220173 | 17 | 21 | 4,426,068,010 | [
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20522859 | 5 | 49 | 5,094,311,205 | [
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20522859 | 3 | 49 | 5,094,311,205 | [
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31573346 | 8 | 21 | 2,502,276,587 | [
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55045041 | 30 | 8 | 3,778,118,710 | [
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58942097 | 7 | 88 | 278,735,971 | [
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4816155 | 27 | 46 | 2,995,159,230 | [
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] | We present our conceptual model as a hypothesis for further work (Figure 2 ). While this work describes shifts in EEA potential and the linkage between nutrients and soil enzyme activity within the first years of succession, future work should more closely examine the possible ecological mechanisms that underlie these patterns, such as how specific changes in microbial communities may be driving the observed differences in biogeochemical potential with EEA. Past work at this site in which bacterial communities were sequenced at each time point showed no correlation between bacterial community structure and EEA in the post-fire successional soils (data not shown); however, fungal communities are dominant drivers of EEA as well and further research may reveal to what extent microbial data can explain variation in soil EEA that is responsible for the cycling of C and N in these ecosystems [5] . | Conclusions | [
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49582300 | 1 | 62 | 2,332,108,979 | [
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] | The diversity of industrialized products derived from cashew apples generates a large amount of waste that can trigger serious environmental problems. In juice and pulp production, about 40% of the weight of most fruits such as mango, acerola, passion fruit, and cashew apple result in agro-industrial residues. Such residues, consisting of peel and seeds, usually concentrate relevant quantities of bioactive phytochemicals, which often contain antioxidant capacity that is higher than that found in the fruit pulp (Ajila et al., 2007) . | Introduction | [
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5739072 | 11 | 3 | 1,873,844,074 | [
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] | The most likely reported causes of ECG artefacts that mimic both supraventricular and ventricular tachycardia are body movements, muscular fasciculations or contractions, tremor in patients with Parkinson's disease, poor skin-electrode contact, recorder malfunctioning, and electromagnetic interference [1] [2] [3] 5, 6] . ECG artefacts simulating both ventricular tachycardia and atrial flutter have been produced-and reproduced-by the arm movements that occur during tooth brushing [6] . ECG inscription of diaphragmatic contractions during anesthesia has been reported [2] . The probable cause of the ECG artefact in our case was the quivering body movements, and the ECG artefact disappeared after induction of anesthesia and sedation. | DISCUSSION | [
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9076837 | 5 | 17 | 3,049,296,713 | [
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] | The doping effects of B and N on atomic and molecular adsorption of hydrogen in SWCNTs were investigated through density functional theory (DFT) calculations [21] . The results show that the B doping increases the hydrogen atomic adsorption energies both in zigzag and armchair nanotubes and a coordination-like B-H bond forms. The N doping decreases the hydrogen atomic adsorption energies. Humidity-assisted desorption of SO 2 and NO 2 has been experimentally investigated on carbon nanotubes [22] . The results showed that the resisted desorption of SO 2 on carbon nanotubes in dichloroethane solution increases at high humidity level (92%) and no change was observed in low humidity level, while there was also no change in desorption of NO 2 in the different levels of humidity. | Background | [
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9076837 | 2 | 17 | 3,049,296,713 | [
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] | Sensing gas molecules is crucial for many process control technologies, and advances in chemical and physical sensors continue to get improved sensitivity, lower power consumption, and faster response. There is a strong demand for improved sensitivity, selectivity, stability, and low-power consumption beyond what is offered by commercially available sensors. In order to satisfy this demand, nanotechnologies are employed, providing new materials, devices, and systems with structures and components that can exhibit novel and significantly improved physical and chemical properties because of their nanoscale size [16] . The operation at the room temperature with sensitivity as high as 10 3 , besides their small size, is the main advantage of semiconducting-SWCNT sensors. The fast response of a nanotube sensor can be attributed to the full exposure of the nanotube surface area to chemical environments [17] . | Background | [
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87839427 | 46 | 26 | 1,646,880,550 | [
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] | Better use of science, and specifically models, is not the only way that climate change considerations can be accounted for in developing and implementing marine legislation (there are also policy considerations, such as use of evidence) but this would go some way to addressing any potential implementation gap. Among some conservation scientists, there is little appetite for revisiting legislation, and flexibility around issues such as amending annexes is seen as a potentially negative approach, detracting from the need to get on with implementation (Maes et al., 2013) . This analysis has, however, shown that enough flexibility exists to move forward with implementing marine biodiversity legislation even if there are some areas (e.g. flexibility of marine protected area designations) that may present challenges in the future. | DISCUSSION | [
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18967492 | 2 | 19 | 1,694,571,769 | [
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] | To apply this approach, one must obtain estimates of the fifth percentiles of MOR distributions. Currently, one method for obtaining estimates involves fitting a two-parameter Weibull distribution to a sample of MORs. To obtain this fit, either a maximum likelihood approach or a linear regression approach based on order statistics is permitted under ASTM D5457 [6] . | Introduction | [
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14441848 | 1 | 56 | 1,611,716,869 | [
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] | Finding the best divisions in the LOLIMOT algorithm resembles to finding the center and variance of the Gaussian radial basis functions in an RBF network [3] . However, the LOLIMOT algorithm has a concrete method for making divisions and assigning locally linear model to them. The appealing idea to optimize this systematic strategy is to add some stochastic behavior to the creation of division and try to find the best local linear structure. Surely, this increases the number of calculations but it provides means for reduction in number of linear models and decrease in the overall error of the model. | Introduction | [
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51870286 | 3 | 65 | 5,193,563,735 | [
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] | Different from the spectrum method, PLCI needs to match the optical path difference (OPD) via a birefringence wedge. To satisfy various measurement requirements, the OPD of Fabry-Perot (F-P) sensors are usually different, which will lead to redundant configuration of birefringence wedge for each sensor. Moreover, for common white light PLCI, the coherence length is short [23] . However, in consideration of long distance transmission, a much powerful light source, for example, the superluminescent light-emitting diodes (SLD), should be used to maintain the interference intensity. The accompany problem is the broader envelope of interference signal caused by SLD with longer coherence length than LED [24] , [25] . On one hand, this problem limits the shifting scope of the interference fringe and makes simultaneous measurement difficult. On the other hand, it leads to misjudgment of the larger intensity between two adjacent pixels especially near the peak and reduces the demodulation precision. | Introduction | [
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44745020 | 1 | 84 | 2,322,778,025 | [
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53390652 | 29 | 19 | 6,682,293,045 | [
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16952643 | 41 | 4 | 1,834,360,081 | [
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] | In Australia, the current Coalition government has used changes in the global economy to justify alterations to Australia's domestic accommodation, winding back the quasi-corporatist Accord arrangements and systematically attempting to utilize business to mount a concerted attack on organised labour (Long and Murphy, 1997) . Faced with such inherently unfavourable conditions, labour in high-wage Australia has found itself forced to cooperate with local companies in order to achieved higher productivity and production flexibility and slow the shift of manufacturing off-shore (van Liemt, 1992) . In Indonesia the government has maintained state corporatist arrangements as a way of maintaining stringent controls over labour and minimizing potential social disruption. Workers are told that their demands are eroding Indonesia's attractiveness -vis à vis other low wage countries like China and Vietnam -as an investment site for labour intensive production. In both countries, however, the external world economy has provided both the imperative and an important justification for the 'necessity' of policies that might otherwise have attracted greater resistance. | Discussion | [
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16952643 | 32 | 4 | 1,834,360,081 | [
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16952643 | 30 | 4 | 1,834,360,081 | [
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16787130 | 1 | 28 | 4,693,065,676 | [
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] | Also, due to the associated stigma, men with the problem rarely seek help [2] . Some believe that the condition would resolve on its own (primarily younger men) and others have the perception that ED is a normal part of aging (primarily older men). Approximately half of men aged 40 to 70 years are said to have some degree of ED [3] . The age-adjusted prevalence rates of ED among men attending primary care clinics was found to be 57.4% in Nigeria, 63.6% in Egypt, and 80.8% in Pakistan [4] . World-wide estimates of ED prevalence range from 2% in men younger than 40 years to 86% in men 80 years or older [5] . The most common medical conditions associated with erectile dysfunction are conditions that impair arterial blood flow to the erectile tissues or disrupt the neuronal circuitry. In a study of men in a hypertension center, ED was found to be highly prevalent and severe in men with hypertension [6] . | Introduction | [
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13867803 | 3 | 19 | 1,096,093,906 | [
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] | Due to differences in pore filling and fluid-solid interaction mechanisms, the classical thermodynamics-based methods for PSD determination developed separately for micropores and mesopores [3] . The more recent methods for PSD determination are based on an inversion of the adsorption integral equation; for a single component adsorptive it can be written as: (1) Here, N(T,P) is the experimental adsorption isotherm data at a given temperature T and pressure P. The function ρ(w,T,P) represents a series of simulated isotherms nominally as single pore isotherms or SPIs (kernels) for the same adsorptive within an ideal-shaped pore of a specified dimension, w, and f(w) is a pore size distribution function. The integration limits as cited are typically adjusted to accommodate the minimum and maximum pore sizes to be defined via the simulated SPIs. A PSD derived from the adsorption integral equation method is classified via the approach taken to calculate the SPI. These isotherms can be developed via either molecular dynamics (MD) calculations, a Monte Carlo (MC) simulation, or using a Density Functional Theory approach. The inversion of the adsorption integral equation is independent of the SPI-generation method. | INTRODUCTION | [
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18059843 | 7 | 34 | 5,964,601,520 | [
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14836468 | 1 | 19 | 2,206,394,293 | [
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] | A special data mining task dedicated to finding differences between contrasting groups is contrast set mining [1] . The goal of our research is to find discriminative differences between two groups of ischaematic brain stroke patients: patients with thrombolic stroke and those with embolic stroke. The problem is introduced in Section 2. | Introduction | [
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9847617 | 1 | 53 | 5,642,243,880 | [
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18386161 | 9 | 2 | 3,959,204,034 | [
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] | NECT is a useful modality for several reasons. Compared with IVP, NECT has simple accessibility, rapid image acquisition time, advanced image quality, and no requirement for contrast material. Disuse of contrast material avoids the risk of contrast-induced adverse reactions, which occur in 1% to 10% of patients who undergo IVP [11] . The use of NECT may eliminate the costs of the contrast material. Furthermore, NECT is preferable to IVP in patients with acute flank pain associated with preexisting renal insufficiency because those patients have contraindications for IVP owing to the potential nephrotoxicity of the contrast material. | DISCUSSION | [
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56611311 | 2 | 98 | 4,457,170,289 | [
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] | Nevertheless, IL-6 was proposed as a therapeutic target in SLE [17] . Tocilizumab, an anti-IL-6 receptor antibody, initially used in patients with rheumatoid arthritis, was then tried in SLE [18] . However, anti-IL-6 therapy has not shown significant benefits in SLE, even if it decreased the disease activity and improved outcomes in SLE arthritis were noted [19] . Although a possible role of IL-6 as therapeutic target in SLE seems now improbable and this approach could be probably considered for future research only in selected patients, the involvement of IL-6 in SLE's pathogenesis cannot be denied and understanding its role could help clarify the heterogenic immunity of this disease. | Introduction | [
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] | In this study, higher urinary not serum IL-6 were related to indices of SLE activity (lower C3 and C4), mostly in patients with kidney involvement, pointing to a renal source of IL-6. Lower IL-6 was also associated with longer duration of HCQ therapy, supporting an inhibitory action of HCQ on IL-6 production. Patients in the present study were subgrouped into low and high urinary IL-6 based on the median level (7.3 pg/ml) as reference data on serum or urinary IL-6 levels in SLE patients were not consistent [10, [23] [24] [25] [26] [27] . | Discussion | [
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53463327 | 29 | 95 | 944,268,673 | [
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] | The general pattern we found was that juveniles with sexually based police contacts had a high volume of non-sex contacts and a low rate of sexual recidivism during their juvenile careers, and an even lower likelihood of continuing their sexual offending behavior into adulthood. The pattern observed was consistent with regarding juvenile sex offenders as a representative group of active delinquents without any pronounced tendencies for sexual specialization as adults (Meloy, 2005; Miethe et a[., 2006; Zimring et at., 2007) . Overall, from the standpoint of justifying special registration for juvenile sex offenders, it is hard to imagine a more devastating pattern than the comparison between active offenders without juvenile sex records and juvenile sex offenders. Total juvenile police contacts were a more efficient predictor of future sexual danger in young adulthood than a history of juvenile sex offending or the frequency of juvenile sex offending. The best prediction of an adult sex offense was a highfrequency juvenile police contact record, whether or not any of the youthful contacts involved a sex offense. | Discussion | [
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149844146 | 30 | 19 | 6,485,929,290 | [
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14428893 | 3 | 27 | 5,081,047,908 | [
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14428893 | 9 | 27 | 5,081,047,908 | [
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14428893 | 4 | 27 | 5,081,047,908 | [
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149244195 | 61 | 82 | 5,791,040,143 | [
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10404963 | 6 | 10 | 2,676,613,326 | [
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] | This viewpoint is supported by the fundamental property of interstitialcies-the existence of low frequency resonance vibration modes in their vibration spectrum [27, 34] . These modes correspond to the frequencies, which are by several times smaller than the Debye frequency. Consequently, the vibrational entropy of the defect becomes large, by several times bigger than that of the vacancy (for Cu, for instance, for elemental substances is close to 1.2k B , with only a few exceptions [37] . Assuming that melting is connected with interstitialcy formation, one can calculate exactly this value for S at m [23] . The other major finding was that the interstitialcy formation enthalpy rapidly decreases (by several times) with their concentration at large c strongly promoting melting [30, 38] . Within the framework of this approach, one can quantitatively explain the empirical Lindemann rule (αT m = const, where α is the crystal thermal expansion coefficient), as well as the correlation between the melting temperature and shear modulus [39] . | Background | [
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10404963 | 5 | 10 | 2,676,613,326 | [
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10404963 | 4 | 10 | 2,676,613,326 | [
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1653786 | 155 | 40 | 3,053,823,709 | [
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