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20678550 | 0 | 8 | 2,087,984,546 | [
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19065044 | 19 | 70 | 5,697,009,239 | [
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119152079 | 29 | 96 | 5,167,168,947 | [
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101232550 | 1 | 8 | 1,743,387,344 | [
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] | Current challenges of natural gas utilization processes correspond to designing new emerging and flexible systems that can produce chemicals, fuels, power, and heat. However, these technologies are typically operated in highly constrained and integrated processes that are represented by complex nonlinear and high-dimensional models. As an approach for the design of chemical processes, process operability emerged in the last decades. In particular, process operability enables the verification of a design's ability to achieve the feasible region of operation associated with process specifications, considering the physical limitations of the process design (Vinson and Georgakis, 2000) . Operability describes the relationship between the input (manipulated and/or disturbance) and output variables through a linear/nonlinear mapping obtained by employing the process model (Georgakis et al., 2003) . This paper presents the first process operability study to analyze the achievable spaces for a membrane reactor (MR) system. Specifically, it addresses the computation of feasible regions for the design and control of the direct methane aromatization (DMA) conversion process of natural gas to fuels and chemicals as an alternative to petroleum. In this case, we focus on the equilibrium-limited production of hydrogen (H 2 ) and benzene (C 6 H 6 ) from methane (CH 4 ) using a catalytic membrane reactor. MR systems studies lack of systematic approaches to determine the output (e.g., specifications on reaction conversions and production rates) ranges that are achievable, considering the limited ranges available for the process inputs (e.g., operational variables and membrane characteristics) due to the physical limitations of the process design. In the past, the concept of attainable region was applied to the oxidative dehydrogenation of 1-Butene membrane reactor considering one input and two output variables (Milne et al., 2004) . | INTRODUCTION | [
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101232550 | 2 | 8 | 1,743,387,344 | [
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] | MRs are emerging systems that enable process intensification by combining phenomena of two unit operations (reaction and separation) in one process, resulting in higher efficiencies and lower costs (Drioli et al., 2011; Brunetti et al., 2012) . MRs allow higher conversions than conventional packed-bed reactors due to the reaction equilibrium shift towards the products caused by the selective removal of one of these products through the membrane. Specifically, in the DMA process, the reaction equilibrium is shifted towards products as H 2 is removed through a H 2 -selective membrane (ion transport-based). Restrictions on process target specifications, such as reaction conversions and production rates, as well as multiple challenges associated with controlling temperatures and compositions, make the problem of designing and controlling MRs for the DMA process a challenging area of research. | INTRODUCTION | [
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5082065 | 14 | 21 | 4,962,982,204 | [
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5082065 | 12 | 21 | 4,962,982,204 | [
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56706831 | 18 | 11 | 6,694,702,636 | [
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55051354 | 1 | 51 | 4,667,948,010 | [
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196188987 | 5 | 50 | 6,316,726,475 | [
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] | The standard approach used on SMPs to prevent hate spreading is the suspension of user accounts or deletion of hate comments, while trying to weigh the right to freedom of speech. Another strategy, which has received little attention so far, is to use counter-narratives. A counternarrative (sometimes called counter-comment or counter-speech) is a response that provides nonnegative feedback through fact-bound arguments and is considered as the most effective approach to withstand hate speech (Benesch, 2014; Schieb and Preuss, 2016) . In fact, it preserves the right to freedom of speech, counters stereotypes and misleading information with credible evidence. It can also alter the viewpoints of haters and bystanders, by encouraging the exchange of opinions and mutual understanding, and can help de-escalating the conversation. A counter-narrative such as the one in Sentence 2 is a non-negative, appropriate response to Sentence 1, while the one in 3 is not, since it escalates the conversation. | Introduction | [
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115522853 | 6 | 54 | 585,386,620 | [
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2576470 | 2 | 94 | 4,267,553,035 | [
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] | This paper proposes an approach to state based integration testing of classes that properly extends the early approach by Harrold and Rothermel: We use contextual information about method invocations to analyze state-dependent behavior of classes that can aggregate other classes as part of their state. We share the main concept of contextual def-use associations with Souter and Pollock, but with different goals: Souter and Pollock pursue exhaustive analysis of single methods, while we focus on state based interactions between methods that can be independently invoked from outside the classes. Moreover, differently from Souter and Pollock, we extend the algorithm proposed by Harrold and Soffa to capture inter-procedural propagations of definitions and uses by including contextual information [4] . Our algorithm for contextual data flow analysis is more efficient, albeit less accurate, than the algorithm of Souter and Pollock: it is quadratic in the size of the program in the worst case, and more efficient in many practical cases. | Introduction | [
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2880294 | 14 | 74 | 4,332,680,561 | [
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] | Originally we had hypothesized that wild pigs consumed only herpetofauna that were encountered randomly. However, on the basis of our field observation of wild pigs actively searching for eastern spadefoot toads, we hypothesize that wild pigs may focus search patterns for specific prey items when conditions are optimal and rates of encounter are elevated. Wild pigs are known to depredate snake-necked turtles (Chelodina rugosa) when the turtles are most vulnerable (Fordham et al. 2006) . Species with breeding strategies similar to the eastern spadefoot toad, such as the threatened gopher frog (Rana capito), could be affected negatively when wild pigs occupy the same habitat. If a small population of gopher frogs is limited to a few breeding ponds, it may be possible that a local population of wild pigs could consume a significant number of breeding adult frogs when they are most vulnerable. | DISCUSSION | [
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49653731 | 31 | 35 | 6,832,894,238 | [
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] | Our findings also show that individuals affiliated with FONASA are more likely to use preventive health services than individuals affiliated with an ISAPRE. As seen previously, in order to access these services for free, FONASA affiliates have to go to the health facility where they are registered, while affiliates with an ISAPRE have to go to the providers defined by their ISAPRE; otherwise they have to pay [16] . However, ISAPRE affiliates, who usually enjoy a better socioeconomic status, often prefer going to their own doctors and health facilities, and therefore, take on an additional cost for their decision, thus paying for convenience. For example, in 2015 only 27% of the preventive services undertaken by ISAPRE affiliates were performed completely free of charge; the vast majority paid a co-payment of a total of 3.8 billion Chilean pesos (about US$ 5.8 million, current prices). The high amount of co-payments can be also due to the lack of information from the ISAPREs regarding the free preventive services to which their affiliates The general low percentage of Chilean adults undertaking preventive health services -estimated at around 13-14% of the total population -is a matter of concern. In the US, for example, about 20% of people use preventive health services every year, with utilisation rates depending on region and insurance type [41] . Another study showed that 50% of Austrian adults have at least one comprehensive preventive health check-up a year [24] . | Discussion | [
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17845416 | 0 | 24 | 4,812,466,770 | [
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] | Cigarette smoking has been called a pediatric disease [1] . Worldwide, between 82,000 and 99,000 young people begin smoking every day, 80% of them from low-income countries [2] . If current trends continue, more than 200 million young people under the age of 20 will die prematurely from tobacco-related diseases. More immediate effects on child health include higher rates of cough, fatigue and shortness of breath, and shortness of breath on exertion than youth who do not smoke. Those who smoke also are more prone to allergies, respiratory and ear infections, enhanced risk of asthma, and impaired lung growth [2] . | Introduction | [
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23440224 | 19 | 57 | 5,553,350,080 | [
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] | Studies carried out in developing countries reveal the importance of boys' greater environmental exposure for a greater likelihood of suffering diarrhea [14, 20] . On this study, boys had a higher incidence and, more importantly, a longer duration of the episodes of diarrhea than girls. The importance of environmental exposition to the occurrence of more episodes of diarrhea is demonstrated by the four-time increased risk for boys living in community 1 to suffer more episodes of diarrhea than boys who live in community 2. It may be attributed to the presence of a better sanitary system that theoretically decreases environmental exposition to pathogens. | Discussion | [
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158051980 | 14 | 96 | 4,381,925,212 | [
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] | In the case of adaptation to climate change, using big data and culturomics approaches is widely applicable in many areas of decision-making. Big data approaches such as those used in this study are flexible and can be used to rapidly run similar analyses using different climate, biodiversity, or biophysical data, or over different time periods, to reclassify countries to augment other information and facilitate decision-making. However, we acknowledge the limitations of such country-level approaches and the detail that can be overlooked at this scale due to making generalizations. At a country-specific level, we also acknowledge that there are other governance processes, beyond funding, (e.g., regulatory quality, legal systems, rule of law (as per the World Governance Indicators)) that will influence resource mobility, priority setting, and resource allocation toward climate change budgets. Additionally, information synthesized from Google should be taken with reservations in countries which place restrictions on internet search engines such as Google (e.g., China). Google search data also does not provide insights into countries' policy positions on climate change-related issues, which can be more easily gleaned using other methods of data collection such as interviews, qualitative surveys, and polling. However, Google search data may provide advantages over more traditional survey methods that may be limited by their infrequency (e.g., yearly polls), by the number of participants or by their reliance on stated preferences (e.g., using the Gallup World Poll) (Lee et al. 2015) . Google search queries are insights into revealed behaviors and can quantitatively measure the magnitude of awareness of an issue, rather than relying on stated preference type approaches. Ideally, the two types of data collection approaches could be used together in a mixed-method approach to both quantitatively and qualitatively inform climate change awareness. As technology and the internet become more accessible, leveraging Google search data to further assess awareness could be a useful tool alongside and to supplement other methods of assessing climate change awareness and countries' potential adaptive capacities to climate change. | Discussion | [
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158051980 | 12 | 96 | 4,381,925,212 | [
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] | Mediating the impacts of climate change in vulnerable countries is a key priority for national and international policy makers (Stadelmann et al. 2014; Muccione et al. 2017) . However, as 30% of countries within this study fall within the HRLA type, directing climate change adaption policy toward these countries may prove to be challenging due to those countries' poor relative awareness of the issue. Most HRLA countries, such as Israel, France, Italy, Saudi Arabia, Brazil, Malaysia, and the Netherlands, have high-or uppermiddle GNI, which could suggest that raising the relative awareness of the impacts of climate change within these countries could lead to a redirection of internal funds to finance climate change adaption nationally. Fewer countries (27%), such as Indonesia, India, Morocco, and Pakistan, are lower-middle GNI countries within the HRLA type. Such countries, with low awareness of climate change issues and low adaptive capacity due to lower GNI, are likely to be key areas where significant work is needed to facilitate climate change adaptation. Interestingly, these HRLA countries have the highest CO 2 emissions of all typology groups (Althor et al. 2016) . Promoting climate change adaptation within these countries is vital, as they have a high-risk of climate impacts, but adaptation would require both the raising of awareness and financial aid. | Discussion | [
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102205343 | 17 | 93 | 5,052,057,683 | [
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197630262 | 1 | 42 | 3,649,177,083 | [
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] | Moreover, by conducting an in-depth literature review, it is found that there is still a significant gap in information for using the other variables with demulsifier that can be used to enhance the oil recovery, depending on resolving the basic reason for water droplets stability in oil (asphaltenes) and providing the best condition for the demulsifier to achieve maximum separation in a short time. Additionally, asphaltenes in crude oil are the most problematic components through absorbing the molecules on the interface between oil and water which makes a high rigid film. The highest level of stability emulsion can reach is when the asphaltenes are at precipitation point or close to it [31] . As a result, reduction in asphaltene precipitation is a promising technique to enhanced oil recovery. Consequently, this study investigates this hypothesis by using variables that reduce asphaltenes precipitation on the interfacial film between two phases with a demulsifier to achieve high demulsification efficiency in a short time. To the best of our knowledge, we could not detect a study on asphaltenes film with using a demulsifier, which can be a promising technique in maximising the separation efficiency of water from crude oil and using Glycerol as a demulsifier. Finally, according to previous literature, it can be concluded that temperature, sitting time, toluene solvent, and demulsifier dosage have a significant impact on the demulsification of a water-in-oil emulsion. In addition, this study also aims to investigate the pressure effect on the dehydration process due to a lack of studies in this area [32] . The present work studies the influence of demulsifier dosage, toluene concentration, sitting time, pressure, and temperature on the demulsification of water-in-oil emulsion using the bottle test technique. In addition, Design Expert software was used following two steps-first, the significance of parameters was characterised using a Pareto chart. Second, a mathematical model was established to optimise the significant parameters, while the statistical analysis was conducted using CCD based on RSM. The influence of variables on the output response was also studied via CCD based on RSM. | Introduction | [
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73617273 | 0 | 11 | 6,589,411,441 | [
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15560471 | 0 | 30 | 1,711,249,113 | [
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15560471 | 2 | 30 | 1,711,249,113 | [
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144740745 | 21 | 48 | 3,392,456,779 | [
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144740745 | 22 | 48 | 3,392,456,779 | [
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18296823 | 0 | 18 | 5,869,063,711 | [
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3233125 | 0 | 31 | 6,811,704,881 | [
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139669454 | 13 | 6 | 1,322,565,952 | [
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] | In optical design, we assume that the internal quantum efficiency IQE = 100%,while there are several kinds of carrier losses such as Auger and bimolecular radiative recombinations that should be considered on the design of thin film solar cells. To understand the effect of enhanced solar absorption on photovoltaic devices, we conduct solar cells optoelectronic simulation [37] . Here, the carrier transport process is based on the carrier generation rates calculated from optical simulation shown in Figure 4 (Table 1 ). All the diameter of hemisphere Ag back reflection layer = 300 nm. Figure 5 (b) shows the current-voltage (I-V) simulation results of different optimized structure-based devices under AM1.5G solar spectrum illumination. Compared to flat silicon structure, 5 nm thick Au bowl shell with diameter = 300 nm exhibits an 88.8% increase in short-circuit density ( sc ) from 13.5 mA/cm 2 to 25.5 mA/cm 2 , 5% increase of open circuit voltage ( oc ), and significantly increased light-conversion efficiency ( ) from 6.3% to 12.6% in Figure 5 (c). | Results and Discussion | [
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2805173 | 41 | 49 | 4,175,545,067 | [
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] | The variation in ploidy level (Table 1) of the SNPs mapped to LGs inside the HGs agrees with previously Fig. 1 QTLs identified (inverted triangles) and associated with stalk diameter (SD), stalk weight (SW), stalk height (SH), fiber, Pol and Brix in the full-sib sugarcane progeny published data indicating that the sugarcane homology groups have different numbers of chromosomes (Grivet and Arruda 2001) . An estimation of the ploidy level for each SNP is essential for further analysis because saturated linkage maps cannot be obtained for sugarcane if molecular markers with higher doses are not considered. The use of these multiplex markers widely distributed throughout the genome will probably contribute to increased linkage map coverage. | Discussion | [
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] | The valuation and hedging of commodity contingent claims has received a great amount of attention by both academics and practitioners, and has become an important area of financial economics. Inextricably interwoven with this issue is the modeling and estimation of the stochastic behavior of commodity prices. The practical implication of having better models and estimation methodologies is that commodity producers and consumers, and also financial intermediaries, may implement sound investment and risk-management strategies with vast economic implications. On the contrary, the application of naïve models can lead to unreliable results, which may include heavy financial losses to corporations (Culp & Miller, 1994) . | INTRODUCTION | [
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119118237 | 3 | 96 | 2,707,186,338 | [
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58937020 | 0 | 95 | 294,065,305 | [
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103786150 | 3 | 32 | 565,833,557 | [
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103786150 | 41 | 32 | 565,833,557 | [
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12859927 | 5 | 74 | 5,967,829,961 | [
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] | Many different types of electrode substrates and geometries have been used to fabricate electrochemical biosensors. In recent years, microelectrodes for biosensing have generated a big interest. They enable fast mass transport, high signal to noise ratio, short time to reach the steady-state signal, and ready production and need low concentrations of electroactive compounds [11] . In addition, a microelectrode array keeps the advantage to simultaneously perform a parallel detection of two or more analytes by different sensing sites [11] . | Introduction | [
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12859927 | 2 | 74 | 5,967,829,961 | [
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] | An additional advantage of such devices is the possibility of easy miniaturization. In such case, detection mechanisms are performed with very small solution volumes in both clinical and in home use settings. Indeed, implantable enzymatic electrochemical sensors for glucose monitoring that are commercially available are miniaturized [4] . For diagnostic purposes, it is also desirable to simultaneously monitor the concentration of two or more metabolites in human fluids such as blood, cerebrospinal fluid, subcutaneous interstitial fluid, and lymph. For instance, the levels of both glucose and glutamate in cerebrospinal fluid are important to control diseases such as meningitis [5] . | Introduction | [
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12859927 | 1 | 74 | 5,967,829,961 | [
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11748064 | 117 | 10 | 228,727,901 | [
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2935951 | 2 | 28 | 3,155,925,020 | [
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2935951 | 1 | 28 | 3,155,925,020 | [
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] | Quality of service (QoS) requires the di erentiation of services for data packets with di erent priorities and the enhancement of performance metrics, such as delay, packet loss, throughput, and so on [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] [8] . Various kinds of network applications run on the Internet, including email, web browsing, teleconferencing, IP telephony, etc. Data packets for these applications have varying characteristics and QoS requirements. For example, some applications place no 'hard' constraints on delay. Others, such as audio and video applications, are time-dependent and place strict constraints on delay and packet loss. QoS on the Internet requires that data packets with di erent QoS requirements are provided di erentiated services based on those requirements. The FIFO scheduling rule provides services to data packets based on their arrival times without consideration of their QoS requirements. Moreover, if we consider the scheduling of services for data packets as a job scheduling problem, theories for job scheduling in the manufacturing domain show that FIFO does not achieve optimization of job scheduling performance with regard to QoS performance metrics [9] . Thus, Internet routers using FIFO scheduling do not provide QoS. | Introduction | [
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8292409 | 0 | 29 | 506,678,582 | [
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144944643 | 0 | 53 | 5,108,011,316 | [
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56211243 | 2 | 68 | 4,365,654,360 | [
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210869580 | 5 | 69 | 2,349,215,900 | [
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15080585 | 35 | 25 | 5,296,749,887 | [
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110641974 | 0 | 93 | 2,615,828,611 | [
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55622710 | 6 | 27 | 981,431,593 | [
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55622710 | 86 | 27 | 981,431,593 | [
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] | There is a precedent in the gas markets for creating a unique asset definition for storage. Security of supply and system stability is a primary concern not only for gas storage in the gas market, but for electricity as well. While this has concentrated on research capacity margins for generators in the past, a more encompassing approach that considered energy storage, interconnection, demand-side response, network reinforcement and flexible generation would be more suitable to reflect the evolving UK electricity market and would help to reduce the costs of ensuring supply security in the future. The regulatory definition of storage in the electricity system is quite different to that of gas storage in the natural gas market, which is treated as an independent asset [46] . Yet, experience from the gas market suggests that creating such a definition could be insufficient to meet the goal of realizing the value of storage and other complementary technologies to minimize electricity supply costs [23] . | Discussion | [
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24090138 | 22 | 30 | 161,455,174 | [
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12884888 | 31 | 2 | 5,275,220,283 | [
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] | The role of the IGFBPs in the setting of CHF is complex because they may stimulate or inhibit IGF actions . In the first 3 days after myocardial microembolization in porcine heart, there are elevations in IGFBP-3 and -6 mRNA and a decline in IGFBP-5 mRNA in the ischemic tissue (Kluge et al. 1997) . In contrast, there were no changes in control tissue from the same heart. In this study, 6 months after MI, IGFBP-3, -5, and -6 mRNAs were elevated in the infarct and peri-infarct zone in CHF rats, and IG-FBP-4 was increased in the infarct/peri-infarct zone and in the hypertrophying LV. Because IGF-I/IGFBP-3 complexes promote wound healing , elevated levels of IGFBP-3 and IGF-I mRNAs in the infarct and peri-infarct regions in CHF rats may be involved in scar formation. IGFBP-4 is inhibitory in vitro , and therefore, the intense localization of IGFBP-4 mRNA to areas of chronic tissue damage and repair may represent an attempt to limit IGF action at these sites to prevent hyperproliferation and fibrosis (Delafontaine 1995) . IGFBP-5 mRNA was localized to the endothelial cells of vessels in the infarct/peri-infarct region but not in the hypertrophying LV or sham LV, where it may translocate systemic IGF-I into the heart. Although their precise roles cannot be defined from this study, increased expression of IGFBPs in specific locations in the CHF heart is likely to finely regulate IGF-I effects on remodeling and tissue repair. Changes in the expression of the IGF system in this model may be the result of either ischemia-induced CHF or a response to injury. However, regulation of mRNA away from the ischemic area, such as an increase in IGFBP-4 mRNA in the hypertrophying LV, suggests that this is not merely a response to injury. | Discussion | [
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58892223 | 24 | 80 | 1,183,127,105 | [
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] | The effect of alkaline episodes may be particularly important within the study site for areas sensitive to acid deposition such as alpine lakes. Estimating the contribution of dust to the chemical variability of these ecosystems is not easy, owing to the lack of quantitative studies in remote areas (Psenner, 1999) . Nevertheless, the frequency and magnitude of dust events and their effects in terms of alkalinity inputs through atmospheric deposition cannot be neglected when dealing with acidification and recovery processes at acid-sensitive sites. The high calcium content of Saharan aerosols as well as the dissolution and release of calcium from the snowpack may be important for biogeochemical cycles involving acid neutralization (De Angelis and Gaudichet, 1991; Delmas et al., 1996) . | Conclusions | [
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"text": "The high calcium content of Saharan aerosols as well as the dissolution and release of calcium from the snowpack may be important for biogeochemical cycles involving acid neutralization.",
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58892223 | 18 | 80 | 1,183,127,105 | [
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58892223 | 3 | 80 | 1,183,127,105 | [
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] | Several studies of rain chemistry were performed in Italy in the 1970s and 1980s, with special attention being paid to the acidification processes (Marchetto et al., 1994; Mosello and Marchetto, 1996) . The results showed that the highest acidity levels and concentrations of acidifying pollutants (sulfate, nitrate, ammonium) were found in Northwestern Italy . In this area the deposition values were close to those found in the most polluted areas of Europe. In particular, the area within the Lake Maggiore watershed borders to the north of the most densely inhabited part of the Po Plain, which receives the highest sulfur and nitrogen loads in Italy . This is due to the high amount of precipitation (up to 2000 mm yr −1 ) and to the precipitation in this area, which mostly occurs when the wind blows from the south. Previous studies have dealt with the long-term trends of nitrogen, sulfate and acidity deposition in this region and with the chemical evolution of streams and lakes in the alpine and subalpine area (Mosello et al., 2000; Rogora et al. 2001) . | Introduction | [
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58892223 | 0 | 80 | 1,183,127,105 | [
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] | Studies performed over the past two decades have demonstrated that large amounts of soil dust are moved by winds, mostly from arid regions. North Africa is one of the largest sources of mineral dust in the world (Prospero, 1995) . Dust sources are active all year, especially in summer, when they feed strong pulses across the Mediterranean to Europe. Generation, transport and deposition of Saharan dust over the Mediterranean area depend on the prevailing wind circulation and climatic conditions. The process is highly variable across space and time, first of all because dust outbreaks are related to the occurrence of a southerly flow ahead of synoptic frontal systems which move eastwards across the Mediterranean or originate in the North Sahara and move northeastwards (Bergametti et al., 1987) . Saharan dust pulses are also highly dependent on any climatological changes which may occur in the Mediterranean region. The frequency and magnitude of dust storm events can be affected by changes in storm tracks as well as by changes in the vertical stability of the atmosphere and in the precipitation regime. Further modifications in the pattern of dust deposition are determined by variations in the atmospheric circulation at a regional and local level (Giorgi, 1996) . | Introduction | [
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54839412 | 2 | 77 | 2,559,699,900 | [
"Chemistry"
] | Several factors are involved in this notion of profitability and production control (Sigurgisladottir, Torrissen, Lie, Thomassen, & Hafsteinsson, 1997) . The most important ones are processing yields and a respect for the characteristics of the finished product. The latter, independently of health considerations, concern chemical (salt, water, lipid and phenol contents), physical (texture and colour) and sensory aspects. | Introduction | [
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121983111 | 1 | 89 | 747,642,931 | [
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] | Let G = (V, E) be a connected simple graph on n vertices. The distance between two vertices u, v ∈ V is denoted by d uv and is defined as the length of the shortest path between u and v in G. The distance matrix D = (d uv ) u,v∈V is a symmetric real matrix, with real eigenvalues [7] . The distance spectral radius ρ(G) = ρ G of G is the largest eigenvalue of the distance matrix D of the graph G. | Introduction | [
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114315881 | 54 | 5 | 2,150,492,137 | [
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] | Using municipality and street name evacuation messages resulted in higher evacuation intentions than messages about evacuations in flood zones and floodprone areas across all respondents. It was surprising that specifying that the respondent's street name was being evacuated did not result in higher evacuation intentions than specifying the respondent's municipality, as this could be seen as likely to increase perceived personal relevance of the message, which has been shown to increase evacuation (Mileti and O'Brien 1992) . This finding suggests that it may not be worth the resources for emergency managers to create targeted street-level messages, as we did not find evidence that they would yield additional evacuations. However, additional study of targeted street-level messages is needed before concluding that they do not increase evacuation in a real world context. In addition, while we did find main effects for these location-based messages, overall these messages had only a small effect (explaining 2.8% of variance in evacuation intentions). | Discussion | [
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114315881 | 3 | 5 | 2,150,492,137 | [
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] | Evacuation messages are often provided in inconsistent ways across municipalities. A recent winter coastal storm forecasted to affect NJ shore towns provides a clear example of how neighboring municipalities can send very different messages in advance of a storm (Kopp et al. 2016) . Figure 1 illustrates that although geographically proximate municipalities faced a similar storm threat, the information provided in the evacuation notices varied in terms of content and wording. One town in Ocean County issued a ''mandatory'' evacuation notice, while others in the same county issued ''voluntary'' evacuation notices, and other towns ''encouraged'' residents to evacuate. In addition to variation in the evacuation notice level, there are a number of different of ways of describing the geographic locations to be evacuated, ranging from the entire municipality (e.g., city or township), low-lying areas, and flood zones, as well as identifying the evacuation area in terms of border streets and listing the names of specific streets to be evacuated. | Introduction | [
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114315881 | 2 | 5 | 2,150,492,137 | [
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] | Decisions to evacuate as a hurricane approaches are complex and influenced by many factors (Hasan et al. 2011; Lazo et al. 2015; Lindell and Perry 2012; Morss et al. 2015; Whitehead et al. 2000) . One influential factor is the information that people receive related to the approaching hurricane, including evacuation notices and other risk messages (Gladwin et al. 2001; Burnside et al. 2007; Dow and Cutter 1998; Morss and Hayden 2010) . In addition, unlike many other factors that influence evacuation decisions, those issuing risk messages often have control over which messages are developed, how they are worded, and to which residents they are disseminated. | Introduction | [
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15304649 | 8 | 60 | 2,000,824,271 | [
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] | In this work we do not undertake a systematic development of the representation theory of 2-groups on Kapranov and Voevodsky's 2-vector spaces. Thus, we do not consider analogs of the notions of direct sum, irreducibility and character of an arbitrary representation and do not try to state and prove results similar to those established in classical linear representation theory of groups. We do not consider either the important question of the monoidal structure on the obtained 2-category of representations (some work in this direction appears in the above mentioned work by Barrett and Mackaay [3] ). Instead, this paper is intended as a first step towards this representation theory. The main results we get can be stated as follows. | Introduction | [
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136685211 | 2 | 95 | 2,479,105,181 | [
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136685211 | 3 | 95 | 2,479,105,181 | [
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] | The neural network, a prediction method for the estimation of the TCC, was constructed and trained using 124 experimental data obtained by previous studies (Kim et al. 2003; Morabito 1989; Harmathy 1983; Yamazaki et al. 1995; Lie and Kodur 1996; Van Geem et al. 1997; Khan et al. 1998; Khan 2002; Kodur and Sultan 2003) . Based on their data sets, the developed neural network model was trained with regard to eleven parameters: nine parameters representing the composition of concrete constituents, which were the water-cement ratio, the fine aggregate percentage, the coarse aggregate percentage, the unit water weight, the unit cement weight, the unit fine aggregate weight, the unit coarse aggregate weight, the unit fly ash weight, and the unit silica fume weight, and two parameters representing the state of concrete, which were the temperature of the concrete and the water content in the concrete. Finally, the TCC estimated by the neural network model was compared with 28 randomlyselected measured data not included in the neural network training. As a result, the neural network model, trained by the eleven parameters, accurately estimated the values of the TCC. Therefore, this study demonstrated that the proposed prediction method based on a neural network algorithm could be used as a reliable and effective technique for determining thermal conductivity in the thermal design and analysis of concrete structures. | Introduction | [
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109935671 | 41 | 25 | 5,924,685,503 | [
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109935671 | 36 | 25 | 5,924,685,503 | [
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109935671 | 43 | 25 | 5,924,685,503 | [
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109935671 | 3 | 25 | 5,924,685,503 | [
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1471758 | 6 | 94 | 5,651,645,551 | [
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] | The increased appreciation of these ecological concepts has led scientists to broaden their thinking about connectivity restoration beyond corridors and into the paradigm of structural vs. functional connectivity [36] [37] [38] [39] . Under this paradigm, structural connectivity is anything that physically links separate populations, and it may consist of just about any kind of landscape heterogeneity in between occupied patches of habitat. Examples of structural connectivity include corridors and partially vegetated drainage lines or fence lines, but also more subtle habitat elements such as scattered trees or shrubs, or even scattered clumps of tussock grass or coarse woody debris. In contrast, functional connectivity refers to the outcome we desire from these structural features-the degree to which movement and dispersal actually occur. Research is now focused on trying to understand the relationships between structural and functional connectivity, which includes work on corridors but is more broadly focused on movement and gene flow in heterogeneous landscapes. Ideally, this research will reveal which types of structural connectivity really do provide functional connectivity (dispersal in the landscape) for the majority of species in an ecosystem. | Background | [
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"text": "However, this is by no means a flawless solution, as the critical current of an epoxyimpregnated YBCO coil can be substantially degraded.",
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"text": "Currently there is no standard way of producing superconducting coils and the most desired solution is usually realized based on case-specific analysis.",
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6967065 | 1 | 4 | 184,250,202 | [
"Chemistry"
] | Cytochrome P450 19A1 (CYP19A1; EC 1.14.14.1), commonly known as aromatase, is an enzyme located in the endoplasmic reticulum of estrogen-producing cells that functions in the conversion of androgens to estrogens. It is comprised of a polypeptide chain of 503 amino-acid residues and a prosthetic heme group at its active site. An androgen-specific cleft consisting of hydrophobic and polar residues is situated within the confinement of the aromatase binding site. Such cleft is specific for androstenedione binding to catalyze androgen to estrogen via a three-step process. Each step requires one mol of O 2 , one mol of NADPH and NADPH cytochrome reductase. This reaction converts androstenedione, testosterone and 16α-hydroxytestosterone to estrone, 17β-estradiol and 17β,16α-estriol, respectively [4] . The two initial steps are the typical C19-methyl hydroxylation, while aromatization of the steroid A-ring is catalyzed at the final step ( Figure 1 ). To block estrogen production, it is necessary to inhibit the enzyme through the use of aromatase inhibitors (AIs). AIs are only effective for post-menopausal women since they do not block estrogen production in the ovaries but act only on the local estrogen produced by breast cancer cells. Therefore, AIs serve as front-line therapy for estrogen-dependent breast cancer [1] . | Introduction | [
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"text": "The two initial steps are the typical C19-methyl hydroxylation, while aromatization of the steroid A-ring is catalyzed at the final step ( Figure 1 ).",
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"text": "To block estrogen production, it is necessary to inhibit the enzyme through the use of aromatase inhibitors (AIs).",
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"text": "AIs are only effective for post-menopausal women since they do not block estrogen production in the ovaries but act only on the local estrogen produced by breast cancer cells.",
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"text": "Therefore, AIs serve as front-line therapy for estrogen-dependent breast cancer.",
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55342160 | 3 | 76 | 944,054,158 | [
"Physics"
] | Here we will be studying topological changes of vortex lines in three dimensions. Interactions between vortex points in the plane are much simpler: generically, points can appear or annihilate in pairs of opposite strength, these events occurring in the presence of phase saddles [21] . If the plane being considered is an observation screen {x, y} in threedimensional space {x, y, z} (for example in paraxial optics), interactions of points on the screen as z varies can give the illusion of a three-dimensional interaction, when all that is really happening is a tangency between the screen and a smoothly curved vortex line in space [22] . | Introduction | [
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"text": "Interactions between vortex points in the plane are much simpler: generically, points can appear or annihilate in pairs of opposite strength, these events occurring in the presence of phase saddles.",
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"original_text": "Interactions between vortex points in the plane are much simpler: generically, points can appear or annihilate in pairs of opposite strength, these events occurring in the presence of phase saddles [21] .",
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"text": "If the plane being considered is an observation screen {x, y} in threedimensional space {x, y, z} (for example in paraxial optics), interactions of points on the screen as z varies can give the illusion of a three-dimensional interaction, when all that is really happening is a tangency between the screen and a smoothly curved vortex line in space.",
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32969695 | 6 | 31 | 3,326,361,214 | [
"Engineering"
] | In this paper an economic and cost analysis of several PV grid-connected systems on greenhouses has been carried out, similarly to other studies [14, [26] [27] [28] . It has been assumed that PV systems have access to net metering, so that the electricity fed into the grid could be economically offset with the value of electricity withdrawn from the grid service. In this way, we assumed that all the PV-generated electricity is self-consumed by solar greenhouses. Moreover, national incentives to electricity production were considered absent. | Introduction | [
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"text": "In this paper an economic and cost analysis of several PV grid-connected systems on greenhouses has been carried out, similarly to other studies.",
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"text": "In this way, we assumed that all the PV-generated electricity is self-consumed by solar greenhouses.",
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32969695 | 2 | 31 | 3,326,361,214 | [
"Engineering"
] | Anyway, as of July 2013 the Italian feed-in scheme has no longer been in effect, since PV incentives reached their critical annual cost of 6.7 billion Euros [15] . However, the present Italian regulatory framework allows PV systems to take advantage of net metering, facilitating energy self-consumption. In this context, it is essential to assess whether unsubsidized electricity production from PV plants remains economically convenient, in order to provide a real measure of the competitiveness of photovoltaic technologies [16] . | Introduction | [
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"text": "Anyway, as of July 2013 the Italian feed-in scheme has no longer been in effect, since PV incentives reached their critical annual cost of 6.7 billion Euros.",
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"original_text": "Anyway, as of July 2013 the Italian feed-in scheme has no longer been in effect, since PV incentives reached their critical annual cost of 6.7 billion Euros [15] .",
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"text": "However, the present Italian regulatory framework allows PV systems to take advantage of net metering, facilitating energy self-consumption.",
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"text": "In this context, it is essential to assess whether unsubsidized electricity production from PV plants remains economically convenient, in order to provide a real measure of the competitiveness of photovoltaic technologies.",
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"original_text": "In this context, it is essential to assess whether unsubsidized electricity production from PV plants remains economically convenient, in order to provide a real measure of the competitiveness of photovoltaic technologies [16] .",
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32969695 | 11 | 31 | 3,326,361,214 | [
"Engineering"
] | The main aim of this paper was to assess the economic feasibility of unsubsidized PV systems on greenhouses, in the post feed-in Italian scheme. This could represent important savings for the whole electric system, even in the absence of incentives, since large amounts of electricity can be used from renewable sources at a much lower cost [56] . In fact, if on the one hand the Italian PV energy policy reached and exceeded in a short time the legislators' objectives in terms of installed capacity, also creating new job opportunities, on the other hand it entailed a drawback in terms of public spending, as the same targets could have be achieved with a lower burden in terms of public funds [57] [58] [59] . | Introduction | [
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"text": "In fact, if on the one hand the Italian PV energy policy reached and exceeded in a short time the legislators' objectives in terms of installed capacity, also creating new job opportunities, on the other hand it entailed a drawback in terms of public spending, as the same targets could have be achieved with a lower burden in terms of public funds.",
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96974437 | 2 | 74 | 2,173,713,384 | [
"Chemistry"
] | A reversed micelle is a good choice as medium. It is composed of oil, water, surfactant and/or cosurfactant. Because of its peculiar microenvironment, enzymes hosted in such medium are usually catalytically active [18, 19] . In reversed micellar medium the degradation efficiency could be greatly improved due to high substrate concentration and high enzyme dispersion. Studies on the catalytic performance of LiP in reversed micellar medium have been reported [20, 21] . Recently we have found that LiP exhibits high activity in a mixed reversed micellar system-bis (2-ethylhexyl) sulfosuccinate sodium (AOT)/polyoxyethylene lauryl ether (Brij30) mixed reversed micelles [22] . | Introduction | [
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"text": "Because of its peculiar microenvironment, enzymes hosted in such medium are usually catalytically active.",
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"text": "In reversed micellar medium the degradation efficiency could be greatly improved due to high substrate concentration and high enzyme dispersion.",
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"text": "Studies on the catalytic performance of LiP in reversed micellar medium have been reported.",
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"text": "Recently we have found that LiP exhibits high activity in a mixed reversed micellar system-bis (2-ethylhexyl) sulfosuccinate sodium (AOT)/polyoxyethylene lauryl ether (Brij30) mixed reversed micelles.",
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"original_text": "Recently we have found that LiP exhibits high activity in a mixed reversed micellar system-bis (2-ethylhexyl) sulfosuccinate sodium (AOT)/polyoxyethylene lauryl ether (Brij30) mixed reversed micelles [22] .",
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96974437 | 0 | 74 | 2,173,713,384 | [
"Chemistry"
] | The use of white rot fungi, such as Phanerochaete chrysosporium, in the degradation of environmental pollutants is a hot topic in the field of environmental science and engi-neering [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] [6] [7] . Their ability to degrade aromatic pollutants comes from the extracellular enzymes produced under ligninolytic conditions, such as lignin peroxidase (LiP) [8] [9] [10] [11] [12] [13] [14] [15] [16] [17] . The LiP catalyzed oxidative degradation of the aromatic pollutants is correlated with the one-electron oxidation mechanism of LiP as well as with the similarity in structure unit between the aromatic compounds and lignin. | Introduction | [
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"text": "The use of white rot fungi, such as Phanerochaete chrysosporium, in the degradation of environmental pollutants is a hot topic in the field of environmental science and engi-neering.",
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"text": "Their ability to degrade aromatic pollutants comes from the extracellular enzymes produced under ligninolytic conditions, such as lignin peroxidase (LiP).",
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"text": "The LiP catalyzed oxidative degradation of the aromatic pollutants is correlated with the one-electron oxidation mechanism of LiP as well as with the similarity in structure unit between the aromatic compounds and lignin.",
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59427822 | 0 | 73 | 2,903,386,675 | [
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] | Natural gums derived from plants have many potentially valuable uses as food additives and pharmaceutical ingredients as well as stabilising, suspending, gelling, emulsifying, thickening, binding, and coating agents [1] . In recent years, much research has been undertaken on the application and physicochemical, morphological, and structural properties of exudate gums, such as gum arabic, gum tragacanth, gum karaya, and gum kondagogu [2] [3] [4] [5] . Natural biopolymers based on plant exudates have already been used in the preparation of nanoparticles, with gum arabic, for example, having been assessed as a nontoxic phytochemical scaffold for the production of biocompatible gold nanoparticles, which have diagnosis and therapeutic applications [6] . Natural treebased hydrocolloids serve as both an environmentally benign medium and as a chemical reductant, as they have extensive numbers of hydroxyl, carbonyl, and carboxylic groups. | Introduction | [
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"text": "Natural gums derived from plants have many potentially valuable uses as food additives and pharmaceutical ingredients as well as stabilising, suspending, gelling, emulsifying, thickening, binding, and coating agents.",
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"text": "Natural biopolymers based on plant exudates have already been used in the preparation of nanoparticles, with gum arabic, for example, having been assessed as a nontoxic phytochemical scaffold for the production of biocompatible gold nanoparticles, which have diagnosis and therapeutic applications.",
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"text": "Natural treebased hydrocolloids serve as both an environmentally benign medium and as a chemical reductant, as they have extensive numbers of hydroxyl, carbonyl, and carboxylic groups.",
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169971911 | 24 | 85 | 5,438,859,575 | [
"Computer Science"
] | Remanufacturing is an important approach in attaining a more circular economy and has seen an upward growth owing to its main advantages -low cost and its ability to produce equipment and parts which at as new as or better than the original product. As it is labour intensive, it is also a job-creator; it directly employs over 480K people in the US alone from over 73K firms, [26] . It is an important end of life strategy for automobile parts and is expected to drive sustainability in EVs and HEVs, as these become a major part of transportation across the globe due to their greenenergy ability in comparison to internal combustion-driven engines. | Discussion and conclusions | [
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