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] | We adjusted each respondent's in-process satisfaction scores for the second experience to account for individual level differences in response styles and attitudes towards waiting (Couch and Keniston 1960) . We assumed that the respondents had the same degree of risk aversion for waiting times but differed in their valuation of time as well as in their response-style biases when recording in-process satisfaction scores. In other words, we assumed that the respondents were heterogeneous only with respect to the parameter A, in Equation (17). We used the respondents' initial in-process satisfaction score in the first queue as a measure of this heterogeneity. Note that our customer satisfaction model in Equation (17) is nonlinear but can be linearized by taking logarithms. Because we used linear models to empirically examine the effects of our experimental treatments on in-process satisfaction, we used the logarithm of the ratio of the reported in-process measures during the second waiting experience and the initial in-process measure during the first waiting experience as the adjusted measures of in-process satisfaction. Similarly, we used the logarithm of the ratio of the end-of-process satisfaction score reported at the end of the second waiting experience and the end-of-process satisfaction score reported at the end of the first waiting experience as the adjusted measure of end-of-process satisfaction. | Results | [
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17005555 | 3 | 73 | 3,933,811,940 | [
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17005555 | 2 | 73 | 3,933,811,940 | [
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17005555 | 50 | 73 | 3,933,811,940 | [
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] | Physiological measures could be an interesting alternative to overcoming the problems encountered in the traditional questionnaire approach. The objective approach to measuring presence attempts to measure automatic responses that are nevertheless meaningfully correlated with the medium's properties and/or content [21] . Potential measures include physiologic processes such as heart rate, respiration, skin resistance, skin temperature and peripheral brain wave activity. This assumes that as the sense of presence in a virtual environment increases, physiological responses to the environment will mirror those exhibited in a real environment [20] . Another advantage of physiological measures is that they are continuous, and can be used to assess the characteristics of presence over time. | Conclusion | [
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] | Participants were most satisfied with their care when had good access to IBD clinicians and IBD patients with a named IBD nurse reported higher satisfaction. In contrast, some service users were not aware of such a specialist role, and many participants described that improved access to an IBD clinician (IBD nurse and gastroenterologist) would be an advantage when having exacerbated symptoms. In fact, previous studies suggest that hospital visits were reduced and remission increased among patients with IBD when IBD specialist nurse was involved in their care management [39, 40] . And finally, participants described that one of the difficulties with their care was not having a clear IBD care pathway. They felt that there were gaps in communication across different departments and as a result, their care was not well coordinated which resulted in waiting for appointments with specialists for months or have even been referred to the wrong place. The relapsing nature of the disease can have a restrictive effect on many aspects of daily life for patients. Thus, the services for these patients should not only be comprehensive but also easily accessible and well-coordinated. This requires integration and coordination of different health care sectors, medical and non-medical professionals, social and health care facilities and funding agencies [41] . In return, integrated care with a clear pathway for patients could play a significant role in determining health-related quality of life for IBD patients [22, 42] . | Discussion | [
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"original_text": "This requires integration and coordination of different health care sectors, medical and non-medical professionals, social and health care facilities and funding agencies [41] .",
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"text": "In return, integrated care with a clear pathway for patients could play a significant role in determining health-related quality of life for IBD patients.",
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"original_text": "In return, integrated care with a clear pathway for patients could play a significant role in determining health-related quality of life for IBD patients [22, 42] .",
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420914 | 86 | 52 | 6,383,507,735 | [
"Economics"
] | Furthermore, due to the influence of the raw material over total CFP, particular care should be taken in improving the cultivation technique and integration to energy recovery. This mainly refers to the use of trimmings and prunings of tree nuts as a solid biofuel. Significant amount of energy is consumed in disposing of trimmings and prunings of trees, this is valuable material which could be in part trimmed and mixed with the soil in order to increase the soil organic content and in part used as a renewable fuel. Both options would contribute to a reduction of total CFP of fruits. A similar discussion applies to nuts, whose shells could be used as soil amendment [30] . This all would provide an important basis for total emission reduction. | Conclusions | [
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"text": "Both options would contribute to a reduction of total CFP of fruits.",
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"text": "This all would provide an important basis for total emission reduction.",
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122785953 | 3 | 95 | 5,052,598,068 | [
"Mathematics"
] | Among the most popular combination schemes, majority voting and weighted voting for classification are widely used. Simple majority voting is a decision rule that selects one of many alternatives, based on the predicted classes with the most votes. Majority voting does not require any parameter tuning once the individual classifiers have been trained [8, 9] . In case of weighted voting, weights of voting should vary among the different output classes in each classifier. The weight should be high for that particular output class for which the classifier performs well. So, it is a crucial issue to select the appropriate weights of votes for all the classes per classifier [2] . Weighting problem can be viewed as an optimization problem. Therefore, it can be solved by taking advantage of artificial intelligence techniques such as genetic algorithms (GA) and particle swarm optimization (PSO). | Introduction | [
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"text": "Among the most popular combination schemes, majority voting and weighted voting for classification are widely used.",
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"text": "Majority voting does not require any parameter tuning once the individual classifiers have been trained.",
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"text": "So, it is a crucial issue to select the appropriate weights of votes for all the classes per classifier.",
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"text": "Weighting problem can be viewed as an optimization problem.",
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"text": "Therefore, it can be solved by taking advantage of artificial intelligence techniques such as genetic algorithms (GA) and particle swarm optimization (PSO).",
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129939097 | 9 | 32 | 2,398,448,316 | [
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] | Linguistic studies dealing with prosodic phenomena 3 such as stress are more recent and probably less familiar to psycholinguists. In French 4 , there are several kinds of stress, one of which is focal ccent, of interest to us here (Di Cristo, 1995) . Focal accent is used to rank the elements of an utterance, and therefore plays a pragmatic role. It highlights one of the lexical items in the utterance, as in example 6 below 5 . | INTRODUCTION | [
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"text": "Linguistic studies dealing with prosodic phenomena 3 such as stress are more recent and probably less familiar to psycholinguists.",
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"text": "In French 4 , there are several kinds of stress, one of which is focal ccent, of interest to us here.",
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"original_text": "In French 4 , there are several kinds of stress, one of which is focal ccent, of interest to us here (Di Cristo, 1995) .",
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"text": "Focal accent is used to rank the elements of an utterance, and therefore plays a pragmatic role.",
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"text": "It highlights one of the lexical items in the utterance, as in example 6 below 5 .",
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"original_text": "It highlights one of the lexical items in the utterance, as in example 6 below 5 .",
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104356117 | 10 | 80 | 6,454,031,557 | [
"Chemistry"
] | Regarding storage time, the following results were obtained. The radioactivity of polonium measured after storage time in polyethylene container was in the same range with the initial radioactivity (479 Bq kg −1 ±2.1%). According to Vesterbacka, glass bottles were better than plastic bottles. The author indicates a 3-4% decrease in polonium radioactivity after 5 months (Vesterbacka and Ikaheimonen 2005) . In this research, there was no adsorption on polyethylene container. Moreover, in the 1 mol dm −3 HNO 3 solution, no decrease in time in polonium radioactivity (including radioactive decay) was observed. But, in polystyrene containers, clear adsorption of 208 Po during 6 months of storage was observed. The measured radioactivity was 20% lower than the initial radioactivity. Therefore, no long-term storage of this solution was done in this vessel. Such researches dedicated to polonium storage in 1 mol dm −3 HNO 3 in polyethylene vial were carried out by an independent laboratory and they confirmed the presented results. | Results and discussion | [
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"text": "The radioactivity of polonium measured after storage time in polyethylene container was in the same range with the initial radioactivity (479 Bq kg −1 ±2.1%).",
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"text": "Moreover, in the 1 mol dm −3 HNO 3 solution, no decrease in time in polonium radioactivity (including radioactive decay) was observed.",
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"text": "But, in polystyrene containers, clear adsorption of 208 Po during 6 months of storage was observed.",
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"text": "The measured radioactivity was 20% lower than the initial radioactivity.",
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"text": "Such researches dedicated to polonium storage in 1 mol dm −3 HNO 3 in polyethylene vial were carried out by an independent laboratory and they confirmed the presented results.",
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6347030 | 6 | 99 | 3,061,884,723 | [
"Computer Science"
] | To evaluate the PM algorithm we use publicly available misspelling annotated corpora containing documents created by both native and nonnative speakers. The PM within a CDC system for proper names is evaluated using CRIPCO (Bentivogli et al., 2008) . The experiments confirm that PM is a competitive algorithm and that the CDC system gains in accuracy by using a module of misspelling correction. | Introduction | [
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"text": "To evaluate the PM algorithm we use publicly available misspelling annotated corpora containing documents created by both native and nonnative speakers.",
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"original_text": "To evaluate the PM algorithm we use publicly available misspelling annotated corpora containing documents created by both native and nonnative speakers.",
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"text": "The PM within a CDC system for proper names is evaluated using CRIPCO.",
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"text": "The experiments confirm that PM is a competitive algorithm and that the CDC system gains in accuracy by using a module of misspelling correction.",
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"original_text": "The experiments confirm that PM is a competitive algorithm and that the CDC system gains in accuracy by using a module of misspelling correction.",
"ref_ids": null,
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29693996 | 2 | 7 | 4,139,163,260 | [
"Mathematics"
] | Removing one of the non-foundation trusses of the statically determinate structure, figure 1(b), results in a structure that behaves as a mechanism with one degree of freedom (M = 1). Replacing the removed truss with an extensional actuator can restore the static determinacy of the tetrahedral truss structure and allows it to then exhibit shape changing behavior provided the nodes marked 1 and 2 in figure 1(b) have a rotational degree of freedom. Such structures have attracted recent interest for shape morphing applications since they do not develop states of self stress when shape changes are caused to occur by longitudinal deformations of the linear actuator [3] . They are therefore candidates for high authority, shape morphing systems. | Introduction | [
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"text": "Replacing the removed truss with an extensional actuator can restore the static determinacy of the tetrahedral truss structure and allows it to then exhibit shape changing behavior provided the nodes marked 1 and 2 in figure 1(b) have a rotational degree of freedom.",
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"original_text": "Replacing the removed truss with an extensional actuator can restore the static determinacy of the tetrahedral truss structure and allows it to then exhibit shape changing behavior provided the nodes marked 1 and 2 in figure 1(b) have a rotational degree of freedom.",
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"text": "Such structures have attracted recent interest for shape morphing applications since they do not develop states of self stress when shape changes are caused to occur by longitudinal deformations of the linear actuator.",
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29693996 | 5 | 7 | 4,139,163,260 | [
"Mathematics"
] | In general, connecting more than two moving trusses or linkages to a single joint complicates the mechanical design and associated fabrication processes. For instance, two rods may be connected by a spherical joint with three degrees of freedom. Such ball joints are relatively easy to manufacture and designs are available as spherical bearings. However adding only one more link to a two-rod ball joint in such a way that the new member possesses at least one degree of freedom makes the design considerably more complicated. The earliest multilink joint design appears to be that used in variable geometry truss (VGT) structures [5] . A VGT structure is a statically determinate truss with tetrahedral, octahedral or other simple geometric unit cells. The truss structure's shape can be varied by changing the length of some of the struts. Two of the trusses in the VGT structure's joint are directly hinged to a main hub while four others are hinged to two pivots which can rotate with respect to the hub [6] . Such a joint is an example of an open chain mechanism [7] . The truss rotation angle is limited by the physical interference between truss members at the joint. The trusses connections are usually offset at the joint and do not therefore intersect at a single point, making analysis of the joint quite complicated. | Introduction | [
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"text": "However adding only one more link to a two-rod ball joint in such a way that the new member possesses at least one degree of freedom makes the design considerably more complicated.",
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"text": "The truss structure's shape can be varied by changing the length of some of the struts.",
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12435013 | 3 | 59 | 6,609,694,719 | [
"Physics"
] | The preferred scan position for evaluation flow in the main portal vein is an intercostal view (between the ribs on the right side of the thorax) ( Fig. 1 ). The beam-to-flow angle is in this position around 0 degree, as the vessel flow is going straight towards the transducer, and SDU velocity estimation in this position is reliable [4] . With a subcostal view (under the ribs curvature) ( Fig. 1 ), the main portal vein can be visualized, but the beam-to-flow angle is in this position about 90 degrees, thus, impossible to measure with SDU. TO may provide reliable velocity estimation with this view. The hypothesis of this study is therefore, firstly to determine if TO on a convex array can provide reliable peak velocity estimates in the main portal vein with an intercostal view compared to SDU, and secondly, to determine if TO can provide an accurate flow estimate of the portal vein with a subcostal view. | INTRODUCTION | [
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"text": "The preferred scan position for evaluation flow in the main portal vein is an intercostal view (between the ribs on the right side of the thorax) ( Fig. 1 ).",
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"text": "The beam-to-flow angle is in this position around 0 degree, as the vessel flow is going straight towards the transducer, and SDU velocity estimation in this position is reliable.",
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"text": "With a subcostal view (under the ribs curvature) ( Fig. 1 ), the main portal vein can be visualized, but the beam-to-flow angle is in this position about 90 degrees, thus, impossible to measure with SDU.",
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"original_text": "With a subcostal view (under the ribs curvature) ( Fig. 1 ), the main portal vein can be visualized, but the beam-to-flow angle is in this position about 90 degrees, thus, impossible to measure with SDU.",
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"text": "TO may provide reliable velocity estimation with this view.",
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"text": "The hypothesis of this study is therefore, firstly to determine if TO on a convex array can provide reliable peak velocity estimates in the main portal vein with an intercostal view compared to SDU, and secondly, to determine if TO can provide an accurate flow estimate of the portal vein with a subcostal view.",
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"original_text": "The hypothesis of this study is therefore, firstly to determine if TO on a convex array can provide reliable peak velocity estimates in the main portal vein with an intercostal view compared to SDU, and secondly, to determine if TO can provide an accurate flow estimate of the portal vein with a subcostal view.",
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12435013 | 1 | 59 | 6,609,694,719 | [
"Physics"
] | Errors in velocity measurement with SDU are well described, when the beam-to-flow angle is >70 degrees to the main portal vein [5] . Furthermore, operator dependency has shown to be a major bias in Doppler ultrasound [6] . Other factors as body position, phase of respiration, timing of meals, exercise and cardiac output can affect the accuracy of velocity measurements, and change the flow profile of the liver vasculature. However, Doppler ultrasound is accepted as a useful technique for evaluating patients with cirrhosis and portal hypertension [7] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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"text": "Errors in velocity measurement with SDU are well described, when the beam-to-flow angle is >70 degrees to the main portal vein.",
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"text": "Furthermore, operator dependency has shown to be a major bias in Doppler ultrasound.",
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"[6]"
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"text": "Other factors as body position, phase of respiration, timing of meals, exercise and cardiac output can affect the accuracy of velocity measurements, and change the flow profile of the liver vasculature.",
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"text": "However, Doppler ultrasound is accepted as a useful technique for evaluating patients with cirrhosis and portal hypertension.",
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12435013 | 0 | 59 | 6,609,694,719 | [
"Physics"
] | The hepatic portal vein conducts blood from the gastrointestinal tract and spleen to the liver. Increased blood pressure in the portal vein is denoted portal hypertension and a is major complication in liver diseases, most commonly liver cirrhosis. Complications to portal hypertension (e.g. ascites, esophageal and gastric varices, and splenomegaly) are often fatal [1] . Portal vein hypertension can lead to a reduced velocity and in advanced stages the portal vein flow becomes reversed [2, 3] . Ultrasound is usually the first diagnostic modality for assessment of portal flow, since it is easily accessible, radiation free, and cheap. The European Federation of Societies for Ultrasound in Medicine and Biology recommends evaluation of peak velocity in the main portal vein in patients suspected for portal hypertension using Spectral Doppler Ultrasound (SDU) [4] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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156295290 | 9 | 98 | 2,590,858,820 | [
"Economics"
] | According to The performance of domestic price model estimated on the basis of RMSPE and the Theil's coefficientsin Table2 with Figure 1 show the ability of the model to track the direction of the actual values of domestic price and explain the performance of the long domestic price response. Table 2 shows that all variables (i.e. lagged domestic price, adjusted world price and sorghum production cost) selected in the model have strong effect on the dependent variable (domestic farmer price). Moreover, they have elasticities less than one in short and in long terms. Adjusted world price calculated as Culff [7] model. So, exchange rate and export tariff are included in the model of domestic price. | Results and Discussion | [
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92986647 | 46 | 19 | 4,448,174,728 | [
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] | Participants described caring as an important emotional bond with their students, and a prerequisite to good student-teacher relationships, a finding also found with in-service teachers (Hargreaves, 2000; Isenbarger & Zembylas, 2006) . Showing an interest in students, appreciating their backgrounds and interests was not only a significant aspect of caring for students but was part of being a good teacher overall, in terms of meeting student pedagogical as well as emotional needs. Interestingly, some recognised that a caring relationship was reciprocal, whereby teachers not only cared for students, but students also cared for teachers. | Discussion | [
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92986647 | 5 | 19 | 4,448,174,728 | [
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] | Given the exploratory nature of the research question, data were collected and interpreted according to a qualitative approach, in which themes were sought from participants rather than pre-determined hypotheses (Chase, 2008) . Through the use of empathic interviewing, this study involves the interviewer joining with the interviewee in a collaborative process to explore and create a narrative around caring and teaching. Such a process allows for the participant to sift and clarify their own ideas and, thus, bring forth his or her voice (Fontana & Frey, 2008) . | Method | [
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92986647 | 44 | 19 | 4,448,174,728 | [
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56376196 | 2 | 94 | 5,278,390,520 | [
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] | With potassium in the solution illite also could be synthesized. The brucite-layer favors the formation of layer silicates of the smectite group. Since Fe(OH)2 is isomorphous with brucite, it was reasonable to try a synthesis of hydrous iron silicate with iron-containing solutions under reducing conditions. It was possible to synthesize di-and trioctahedral 2:1 clay minerals (smectite) and di-and trioctahedral 1:1 minerals with a kaolinitelike structure (Harder, 1973) . The question of iron clay mineral formation under surface conditions is in part a question of iron and silica precipitation from natural solutions. | INTRODUCTION | [
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201247467 | 0 | 62 | 1,390,921,167 | [
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] | With the development of clean utilization technologies, coal will always provide energy sources for the social development [1] . To ensure the efficient operation of coal production systems, security maintenance of entries in underground mining is extremely important, including large deformation control, rock burst forecast, and other early warnings of dynamic disaster [2] [3] [4] . As the development of the longwall mining, many entries are arranged along the side of a gob with a protection of coal pillar or artificial wall, so as to cope with the mining-induced movement of the hard roof structures [5] [6] [7] . Figure 1 schematically describes entry conditions when extracting coal from Panel 2. Tail entry provides auxiliary transportation and ventilation function for Panel 2. A coal pillar or artificial wall is built in the south of tail entry; and the coal mass of Panel 2 is located in the north of Tail entry. Gob 1 is located near the coal pillar. The spontaneous caving method was used to handle the roofs in Gob 1 [8] . | Introduction | [
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17348334 | 4 | 45 | 2,713,466,581 | [
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] | In order to understand the consequences of the deployment of low carbon technologies in different world regions, it is useful to understand the differences in energy and carbon intensity for different industrial products across countries, and the potential and cost for improving the efficiency. While a fully-fledged computable general equilibrium (CGE) model by nature will not be able to represent details of individual technologies, the approach taken in this paper is to make some progress in including more technological detail without getting lost in the specifics and without sacrificing the basic modeling philosophy of a macroeconomic representation. Therefore, it is necessary to extract a reduced-form representation of complex sets of technological specifications and then usefully integrate them into the CGE model with minimal structural changes. One way to do this is to extract marginal cost curve information derived from model simulations of a more technology-oriented model, such as GAINS [37] [38] [39] . With this information, it will be possible to not only represent in a CGE model the changes in energy consumption and greenhouse gases (GHG) emission reduction, but also the changes in different categories of expenditures, i.e., investment versus operating costs (see Figure 1) . | Methodology | [
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21666834 | 34 | 74 | 3,571,743,989 | [
"Chemistry"
] | Slc45a2 is a known Na + /H + exchanger, and increased Slc45a2 expression intensifies H + extrusion. This increase results in greater melanosomal H + extrusion and pH-neutralization of the intramelanosomal environment. Decreased Slc45a2 expression weakens melanosomal H + extrusion, which leads to greater melanosomal H + retention and the resulting acidification of the intramelanosomal environment. A mutation in the Slc45a2 gene induces oculocutaneous albinism type 4 [16] . A comparison of mutant Slc45a2-gene-transfected melanocytes with normal melanocytes showed a lower melanin content in the latter cells, and Slc45a2 mutation abolishes or reduces melanogenesis [17] . Slc24a5 plays a role in potassium-dependent Na + /H + exchangers. H + is transported into the melanosome through V-ATPase, and Na + intake is mediated through Na + /H + exchangers through an electrochemical gradient. Na + extrusion is conjugated with Ca 2+ influx through Slc24a5. In other words, decreased Slc24a5 expression results in intramelanosomal accumulation of Na + and a cessation of Na + /H + exchange, which results in melanosomal retention of acidity [18, 19] . Reduction of melanogenesis from normal levels has been reported to occur in B16 melanoma cells with Slc24a5 knockdown [20] . | Discussion | [
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18549502 | 1 | 66 | 1,562,627,468 | [
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54765840 | 0 | 52 | 1,918,556,823 | [
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3946389 | 19 | 56 | 5,251,916,302 | [
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30444465 | 0 | 83 | 1,725,033,270 | [
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] | Recently, a new communication method called Device-to-Device (D2D) communication has been paid more and more attentions. The concept of D2D communication as an underlay to a cellular network is that user equipments (UEs) can directly communicate with each other while remaining controlled by evolved NodeBs (eNBs) [1] . Different from Bluetooth and WiFi-Direct, D2D communication is working in a liscensed spectra, which is more reliable and secure. Besides that, saving power consumption, releasing eNBs loads and improving spectrum efficiency are also advantages for D2D communication, so it has a promising commercial prospect [2] . D2D communication in cellular networks consists of two phases [3] . The first phase is D2D peer discovery and the second phase is data transmission [4] . This paper will focus on the second phase. In the data transmission phase, D2D link may be interfered by cellular UEs or by other D2D links. So a reasonable wireless resource allocation method should be applied to mitigate interference so as to guarantee the quality of data transmission [5] . This paper mainly studies the wireless resource allocation method for D2D communications in cellular networks [6] . | Introduction | [
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13677639 | 5 | 9 | 2,134,298,365 | [
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33517011 | 3 | 31 | 1,888,440,429 | [
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] | In spite of these wonderful attributes posed by aluminium bronzes, it is surprising to know that not much work have been done on aluminium bronzes in Africa especially in Nigeria. Structural applications are mostly based on ferrous materials, steels in particular. Findings have shown that aluminium bronzes are fast replacing contemporary steel materials for some specific applications especially in components for marine/sub-sea applications. The consumption of aluminium bronzes have increased sharply in the USA. And other countries due to their property of being non-rusting in marine environment as well as also their resistance to corrosion in highly aggressive environments. Aluminium bronze alloy construction for basic oxygen and electric arc furnace hoods, roofs and side vents was identified as a viable alternative for carbon steel construction for these equipments. The use of aluminium alloy was found to be as much as five times the life of comparable carbon steel [6] . Manganese-nickel-aluminium-bronze (Aqualloy), for example, was found to be more efficient than stainless steel in making propellers. Nickel-aluminium bronzes have greater resistance to cavitation erosion than cast steel, Monel alloys and the 400 and 300 series of stainless steels, that is why it is suitable for propellers, pump impellers and casings and turbine runners giving them long service lives and operating efficiency [7] . Aluminium bronze wire is almost as strong as good steel wire and castings made from it are almost as hard as steely iron [8] . | Introduction | [
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5638171 | 0 | 84 | 1,207,643,823 | [
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5638171 | 24 | 84 | 1,207,643,823 | [
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138582346 | 2 | 72 | 6,007,420,504 | [
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138582346 | 1 | 72 | 6,007,420,504 | [
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6998786 | 39 | 46 | 296,395,314 | [
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] | A path selection algorithm, which statically selects a single path from alternative paths, is usually required for advanced routings in SANs. In this paper, (1) we develop four path selection algorithms using the static analysis of paths in order to distribute the traffic uniformly, and (2) we investigate the influence of various path selection algorithms on throughput and latency. Result of simulations shows that high physical-channel first improves up to 92% of throughput against simple path selection algorithms, and policies to remove paths crossing the bottleneck channels are more efficient than ones to keep paths crossing channels that are not crowded. We are planning to implement and evaluate path selection algorithms on a real PC cluster consisting of 64 hosts and 16 switches called RHiNET-2 [18] . | Conclusions | [
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119104430 | 7 | 93 | 1,991,975,519 | [
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119104430 | 2 | 93 | 1,991,975,519 | [
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119104430 | 1 | 93 | 1,991,975,519 | [
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] | Flux compactifications play a central role both in the construction of phenomenologicallyrelevant models due to their potential to stabilize moduli, as well as in gauge/gravity duality where they realize duals of less symmetric gauge theories. There has been significant progress in understanding the geometry of the internal manifolds arising in flux compactifications, using the tool of G-structures, and their extension to generalized geometry. For the lower dimensional effective theory to be supersymmetric, the existence of globally defined spinors on the internal manifold is required [1] . This leads to a reduction of the structure group on the d-dimensional tangent bundle to a subgroup G ⊂ SO(d), or in other words to have a G-structure. The degrees of freedom of the internal metric are then parameterized by geometric structures which are singlets of the corresponding G-structure. | Introduction | [
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] | While supersymmetric Minkowski backgrounds in the absence of fluxes are described by integrable G-structures, their flux analogues are integrable generalized G structures [4, [6] [7] [8] [9] [10] [11] . This geometric reformulation of backgrounds with fluxes gives a characterization that allows in principle to find new solutions, as well as to understand the deformations, which are the moduli of the lower dimensional theory. In the context of gauge/gravity duality, deformations of the background correspond to deformations of the dual gauge theory. For compactifications to AdS, the G structures are weakly integrable, and so are the corresponding generalized structures [10, 12, 13] . | Introduction | [
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17046382 | 6 | 92 | 6,636,393,939 | [
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17046382 | 4 | 92 | 6,636,393,939 | [
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] | Two chitin deacetylase genes, namely CDA1 and CDA2, have been identified in S. cerevisiae. Comparison of the deduced amino acid sequence of Cda1p (284 amino acids, 34.6 kDa) and Cda2p (274 amino acids, 35.6 kDa) showed an identity of 57% and a similarity of 72% throughout their entire amino acid sequence, with a gap of 10 amino acids starting at position 39 of Cda1p [12] . Cda2p is a glycoprotein with an apparent molecular mass of approximately 43 kDa and a carbohydrate content of approximately 18% by weight. The purified enzyme has an optimum pH of 8.0 and an optimum temperature of activity at 50˚C, requires at least two N-acetyl-D-glucosamine residues (chitobiose) for catalysis, and is partially inhibited by acetate [13] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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17046382 | 0 | 92 | 6,636,393,939 | [
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17046382 | 5 | 92 | 6,636,393,939 | [
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52082570 | 1 | 46 | 172,538,768 | [
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73549315 | 2 | 99 | 632,823,057 | [
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] | Due to the interest in bioactive compounds, there is a need to identify and quantify the compounds present in these fruits. Some components, such as phenolic compounds, are present in a wide variety of fruits and vegetables; however, others are specific to a particular fruit or vegetable. There may also be variations in components or concentrations of a compound in the same plant, according to the variety, climatic conditions, soil type, geographic location and maturation stage [5, 6] . | Introduction | [
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73549315 | 4 | 99 | 632,823,057 | [
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] | The chromatograph consisted of a Shimadzu-HPLC system with an automatic injector, a UV-visible detector set at 280 nm, and an RP-18 CLC-ODS column (5 mm, 4.6 mm × 150 mm) with the stationary phase and an octadecyl guard column CLC-GODS (4) with the octadecyl stationary phase surface, both of which were pre-conditioned at 25˚C. The mobile phase consisted of an elution gradient of aqueous acetic acid (99:1, v/v) (A) and methanol (B) with a flow of 0.8 mL/min and a total running time of 45 minutes, according to the methodology described by Zambiazi [10] . The mobile phase consisted of 100% A for 25 minutes, 60% B and 40% A from 25 to 37 minutes, 95% A and 5% B from 37 to 42 minutes, and then the initial mobile phase (100% A) after 45 minutes. Individual phenolic compounds were identified and quantified based on the calibration curves of standards, including p-coumaric acid, caffeic acid, quercetin, ferulic acid, epicatechin, p-hydroxybenzoic acid, gallic acid, ellagic acid, catechin, myricetin and kaempferol. The results are expressed in mg of phenolic compound per 100 g of fresh fruit. | Introduction | [
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17695291 | 6 | 55 | 4,843,153,053 | [
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] | This study consists of two experiments. In the first experiment, we reared paired sibships at high and low densities to determine the effect of larval density on the primary sex ratio. We also compared siblings reared at high and low densities with respect to adult body size, female fecundity, and male mating success. Our density manipulation created two unnatural conditions: (1) females were mated several days after reaching sexual maturity, and (2) males competed over virgin adult females. Under natural conditions, males compete over sexually immature female copepodites and guard them until their terminal molt, after which mating immediately occurs (Haderlie et al. 1980; Burton 1985) . Hence, in the second experiment we used naturally mated, fieldsampled copepods to quantify fecundity and sexual selection on female and male body size, respectively. | Introduction | [
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55489812 | 1 | 40 | 5,048,222,790 | [
"Materials Science"
] | Okra fiber (OF) is obtained from okra plant. The scientific name of the plant is Abelmoschus esculentus which is under the family of Malvaceae, abundantly available in Bangladesh and also in some other tropical countries in the world. Fibers can be extracted from the outward cell layers of the stem [18, 19] . Presently the fiber has no economic value as the plant is subjected to combustion [20] . But the mucilage of okra fiber can be applicable for the production of decomposable polymer materials with proper grafting process [21] . The composition of OF is hemicellulose (15-20%), α-cellulose (60-70%), pectin (3-5%) and lignin (5-10%). The fiber showed improved tenacity (40.1-60.5 MPa) and moderate elongation at break (3-6%) also [22, 23] . The current study of mechanical and morphological properties of okra fiber confirm that it can be a potential candidate as reinforcing material in the composite field which is comparable to those of other common lignocellulose fibers like jute, hemp, flax, pineapple leaf fiber [18] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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55489812 | 2 | 40 | 5,048,222,790 | [
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] | Natural fibers have several advantages; for example, they have acceptable toughness, cheaper, improved strength, recyclable, biodegradable and cause no skin irritation [24] [25] [26] [27] [28] . Although several advantages, cellulosic fibers endure the drawback of nonresistance to high temperature and proneness to moisture absorption [29] . The composites prepared with nonpolar thermoplastic matrix and hydrophilic natural fiber result in reduced mechanical properties due to the poor affinity between the plastic material and fiber [30] . The mechanical properties of the composites can be enhanced by modification of natural reinforcing fibers by various physical and chemical methods such as alkali/mercerization, monomer grafting under UV and γ radiation [31] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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119242188 | 2 | 50 | 2,622,826,258 | [
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119242188 | 64 | 50 | 2,622,826,258 | [
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18250398 | 0 | 74 | 769,499,046 | [
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18230142 | 3 | 68 | 5,652,853,370 | [
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] | It is well known that solutions of initial value problems for (1.1) may loose their regularity in a finite time even if the initial data are smooth, developing shock waves. In this case, the solution must be understood in the weak sense, and uniqueness of the solution is lost. In order to retrieve uniqueness, the system must be completed with an entropy inequality, characterizing the unique admissible weak solutions of (1.1). Thus, we will consider systems of the form (1.1) possessing an entropy-entropy flux pair, that is we assume there exist a convex function η(u) and a corresponding entropy flux ψ(u) verifying the compatibility condition ∇ T η A(u) = ∇ T ψ [7] . Then it is well known that entropy solutions of (1.1) must satisfy the entropy inequality η t +ψ x (u) ≤ 0 (1.2) in the weak sense for all entropies. Numerical integration of (1.1) is challenging because the solution can exhibit a very complex structure: discontinuities may arise and disappear through the interaction with other waves present in the flow. For these reasons, several attempts to the construction of adaptive grids have appeared in the literature. Adaptive grids seek to achieve a good resolution in regions where the flow varies rapidly, and an effective error control where the flow does not have a complex structure, and high resolution is not needed. | Introduction | [
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19754222 | 1 | 83 | 5,331,747,769 | [
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] | Raw propolis is processed by water washing and dissolving in 95 % ethanol to remove wax and organic debris; the resulting mixture is often known as propolis tincture, "propolis balsam" or ethanol extract of propolis (EEP) [2] . The recorded use of propolis dates to as far as 300 BC and has continued as topical home remedies, as well as an ingredient in toothpaste and dental floss, and as a healthfood/dietary supplement in various dosage forms -tablets, capsules, ampoules and syrups [3] . The United States Department of Agriculture describes propolis as follows: "….a gum that is gathered by bees from various plants. It may vary in color from light yellow to dark brown; it may cause staining of the comb or frame and may be found in extracted honey" [4] . | INTRODUCTION | [
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19754222 | 21 | 83 | 5,331,747,769 | [
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] | As stated earlier, the mode of drug release from waxy matrices is usually by erosion/diffusion of drugs [8] . There are different possible mechanisms by which this occurs. The first and most often encountered mechanism is drug diffussion through the outside layers of the matrix, and is known as "Fickian" release. The second mechanism is non-Fickian or anomalous transport while the third is "zero-order" release mechanism. All of the formulations exhibited retarded release of drug. However, increasing the ratio of propolis extracts resulted in further decrease in the drug release. Therefore, the dissolution medium slowly penetrated the granules, resulting in a slow release of the drug. In the present study, drug release from F13 exhibited zero order kinetics which means that although the formulation was a matrix system, the CEP coating around the drug particles functioned as a memberane system through which controlled drug diffusion occurred. Apparently, in formulations F1 to F12, there was insufficient matrix material to form a membrane system, and hence release did not follow zero order. | DISCUSSION | [
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] | Drug release from non-swellable matrices is governed primarily by diffusion [17] . The rate of drug release from matrix systems decreases as a function of time because the diffusional path length for drug release decreases with time as the solvent front moves toward the center of the matrix. The absence of positive deviation from linearity indicates that the drug is released primarily by diffusion and that erosion contributes negligibly. F13 formulation showed an optimal drug release properties as it closely approximated zero order. It seems that the dissolution of drug particles at the surface of other formulations allowed the establishment of channels in the matrix through which drug was released. Hence, release rate was higher in these formulations [18] . | DISCUSSION | [
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"text": "The absence of positive deviation from linearity indicates that the drug is released primarily by diffusion and that erosion contributes negligibly.",
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19754222 | 20 | 83 | 5,331,747,769 | [
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] | The results indicate that indomethacin from the capsule formulations was pH-dependent, with < 5% of the drug released at acidic pH. The formulations showed a relatively rapid initial drug release during the first hour, followed by a slower release rate, except F13, which showed a relatively constant release rate. The initial rapid drug release may be due to the formation of a solid dispersion of the drug in the waxy material on the surface of the granules; on the other hand, the drug present in the deeper interstices of the granules was released at a slower rate [17] . The slower but steadier release of F13 (in which the ratio of CEP to indomethacin was 1:1) is probably due to complete coating of the drug particles by CEP, would have hindered the penetration of the dissolution medium through the matrix. | DISCUSSION | [
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"text": "The results indicate that indomethacin from the capsule formulations was pH-dependent, with < 5% of the drug released at acidic pH. The formulations showed a relatively rapid initial drug release during the first hour, followed by a slower release rate, except F13, which showed a relatively constant release rate.",
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98404714 | 4 | 63 | 3,344,846,149 | [
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] | Chemometric techniques such as partial least squares (PLSs) have been used in the analytical chemistry in order to predict the amount of a specific compound in a sample using the spectral information [12] . Chemometrics have a great significance in the pharmaceutical area, since it deals with the analysis of chemical data of multivariate nature, collected through multichannel detectors, where the intensities of the signal in different wavelengths are recorded in one single spectrum [13] . Chemometrics uses mathematical and statistical methods to provide as much chemical information as possible with the analysis of the obtained data, even in the presence of experimental noise, interferences of unknown nature, collinearities, and nonlinearities, besides it is sufficiently robust to allow no need for changes in the input parameters with the inclusion of new samples to the model [12] [13] [14] . | Introduction | [
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98404714 | 21 | 63 | 3,344,846,149 | [
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73674115 | 0 | 66 | 5,807,149,654 | [
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73654361 | 12 | 35 | 5,075,387,772 | [
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55468155 | 1 | 29 | 218,003,968 | [
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199342012 | 2 | 61 | 3,587,905,242 | [
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] | IoT industry began to take place within the world; there is a high competition between different businesses; for example companies always try to get the chance to gain the competitive advantages [3] . IoT improves many aspects of one's life; not only saves time but also it's very convenient. Computers can keep track on both the quality and viability of things. Knowing the expiration dates of products surely leads to an improvement in safety and quality [4] . IoT is one of the ways that will cause a reinvention of various industrial sectors leading to a new and more enhanced level of productivity. In addition to that, it will enable machines to conduct work while continually assessing risk. The companies will have the opportunities to identify customers, understand their needs, and facilitate a quick reliable and service. | Introduction | [
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118430038 | 93 | 23 | 5,800,539,205 | [
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] | The approach followed in this paper is based on the use of the exact evolution equation (30). On the same spirit, an evolution equation for the PS can be written, and its results can be compared with alternative approaches presented in the recent literature [9, 12, 13] . This will be the subject of a forthcoming publication. | Discussion and conclusions | [
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118430038 | 88 | 23 | 5,800,539,205 | [
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] | The resummation of this extended class of diagrams is greatly simplified by the use of the time evolution equation for the full propagator, Eq. (58). Instead of dealing with a complex diagrammatic analysis, the task is reduced to the solution of a differential equation for the full propagator. The crucial element in this equation is the self-energỹ Σ ab . Approximating it with the 1-loop self-energy gives the CS result. On the other hand, the renormalized chain-diagrams resummation is achieved by considering aΣ ab which is still formally 1-loop, but with the linear PS replaced by the non-linear one, see Fig. 4 . We have tested two different approximations for the non-linear PS: the 1-loop approximation, and the result of the TRG evolution [9] . The former gives results that depend sensibly on the UV cutoff in the loop integral. This is to be expected since, at low redshift, the 1-loop PS becomes unreliable, and even negative, al large momenta. | Discussion and conclusions | [
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118430038 | 80 | 23 | 5,800,539,205 | [
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153761036 | 0 | 14 | 2,406,036,787 | [
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2220059 | 29 | 56 | 4,390,639,798 | [
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9168785 | 22 | 27 | 2,570,196,471 | [
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38358638 | 0 | 89 | 3,412,745,648 | [
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] | Esophageal cancer (EC) is one of the leading causes of cancer related death in the world and there are about 400,200 people died from EC in 2012 [1] . Esophageal squamous cell carcinoma (ESCC) is a major histological subtype among all types of the esophageal tumors, especially in China [2] . Limitations of the traditional chemotherapeutic treatment and an advanced stage at the time of diagnosis account for the worse prognosis of patients with ESCC [3] [4] [5] . It is necessary to identify new anti-ESCC molecular targets and develop novel therapeutic strategies to ameliorate its outcome. | INTRODUCTION | [
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89604510 | 2 | 56 | 3,272,066,200 | [
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] | Ajifer L14 is a liquid product resulting from fermentation. This process occurs when sugarcane syrup is fermented in the production of L-lysine and L-Threonine, which are amino acids used as feed supplement for poultry and swine. This fertilizer has been widely used as a rich source of N, S and OM (Costa et al., 2003) . | INTRODUCTION | [
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89604510 | 4 | 56 | 3,272,066,200 | [
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] | Livestock farming is one of the most important economic activities in the Cerrado (savannah-like vegetation) region. More than half of an estimated total of 48 million hectares in the region are Brachiaria decumbens pastures (Soares et al., 2000) . However, approximately 80 % of the pastures in the Cerrado are partially degraded, as indicated by the low productivity and low support capacity (Lima et al., 2000) . The low productivity can be explained by the lack of fertilization and liming at recommended quantities and the degradation of the physical soil quality. The recovery of these areas is fundamental for environmental, technical, and economical reasons. To recover these areas, it is essential to improve soil fertility and manage forage plants properly (Oliveira et al., 2005) . | INTRODUCTION | [
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4640197 | 0 | 11 | 682,203,084 | [
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] | The study of wood aging is of great importance in Japan because of its long history of wood culture. Archeological wood decomposes at an archeological site because of natural phenomena, such as biodegradation, weathering (lightning), and aging [1] . Changes in archeological wood are evident through changes in the structure and physical, chemical, and mechanical properties of wood; however, the mechanism and rate of degradation of wood components significantly depend on environmental factors. For example, in waterlogged archeological wood samples, the most important effect of decay on chemical properties may manifest as compositional change within cell walls due to hydrolysis processes that mainly involve carbohydrate compounds, with a consequent increase in the relative lignin concentration [2] [3] [4] . The life span of Japanese cypress (Chamaecyparis obtusa) wood, which is used in construction, can exceed thousands of years when unexposed to biodegradation and weathering. Factors associated with wood aging during long-term use include combined effects of thermal oxidation by air oxygen and acid hydrolysis by adsorbed/bounded water and acids contained in wood. | Introduction | [
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56153945 | 33 | 38 | 5,871,094,581 | [
"Chemistry"
] | In this paper, Fe-N-TiO 2 nanocomposite has been successfully synthesized by sol-gel method and for the first time used as a new "photosensitizer" in photodynamic therapy for cancer cell treatment. Then they were characterized by scanning electron microscope (SEM), transmission electron microscope (TEM), X-ray diffraction (XRD), UV-vis adsorption spectra, and X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS), respectively. Additionally, the ultrastructural morphology of treated cells and alteration of Ca 2+ in cells during PDT were also studied. The experimental results show that the absorption of TiO 2 nanoparticles in the visible light region could be enhanced effectively by the method of (Fe, N) codoping, and both pure TiO 2+ and doped TiO 2 nanocomposites at high concentrations have a significant inhibition on the growth of HL60 cells. It is also found that Fe-N-TiO 2 nanocomposites present much higher inactivation efficiency in photokilling HL60 cancer cells than TiO 2 nanoparticles under the same conditions, indicating that the photocatalytic inactivation effects of TiO 2 could be greatly improved by the modification of Fe-N. Moreover, the PDT efficiency of Fe-N-TiO 2 nanocomposites on HL60 cells can reach 78.5% at a concentration of 200 μg/mL after a 30-minute light treatment. The high photocatalytic inactivation effects of Fe-N-TiO 2 nanocomposites on tumor cells suggest that it may be an important potential photosensitizer-based photodynamic therapy for cancer treatment [40] [41] [42] . | Conclusion | [
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56153945 | 0 | 38 | 5,871,094,581 | [
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] | Titanium dioxide (TiO 2 ) as photocatalyst has been widely used for industrial and medical applications due to its useful physical and biological properties in the last two decades, such as disposal of wastewater, decontamination of air pollutants, and sterilization of bacteria [1] [2] [3] [4] . It has been well known that photoinduced electrons and holes could be generated on the TiO 2 surface under exposure to ultraviolet (UV) light [5, 6] . These excited electrons and holes have strong reduction and oxidation activities and could further react with hydroxyl ions or water resulting in the formation of various reactive oxygen species (ROS) which have been proved to significantly damage cancer cells [7] [8] [9] . | Introduction | [
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84357087 | 2 | 81 | 3,510,565,765 | [
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] | We isolated a high-oleic-acid mutant, M23 (50.4% content), from the M 2 generation of an X-irradiated soybean, 'Bay', which has a normal oleic acid content (22.5%) (Rahman et al. 1994) . The high-oleic-acid character is controlled by a recessive mutant allele, ol (Takagi and Rahman 1996) . M23 has a deletion in an unknown member of the GmFAD2-1 gene family (Kinoshita et al. 1998) . We later isolated another high-oleic-acid mutant, KK21, from a different M 2 population of X-irradiated Bay (unpublished data). Since a hybridization experiment we conducted showed that KK21 and M23 have different alleles at the same locus (unpublished data), we suspect that both lines contain lesions in the same gene. | Introduction | [
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124088953 | 2 | 1 | 231,455,232 | [
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152073774 | 1 | 81 | 2,524,917,600 | [
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] | This study mainly focuses on the formation of imagined professional identity that pre-service foreign language (FL) teachers construct during their initial preparation of becoming teachers in a course named Micro Teaching. This course specifically facilitates pre-service FL teachers to implement some theories of teaching in the previous semesters into practice in the small scope of class-based practicum before they have their teaching practice in real schools contexts. In foreign language context, there are at least two main challenges faced by teacher candidates. First, these students normally come to the class with little imagination on how a teacher should teach. It is because what they bring with them is the teaching concept that is merely based on the theories. The second is related to the complexities of learning the language and learning how to teach the language to their students (Darling-Hammond, 2008) . These pre-service FL teachers are still on the stage of learning English. Learning English here means learning how to construct good and correct English sentences both in spoken and written form. Meanwhile, they are also required to fulfil some standards of teaching instructions, which include "performance-based, proficiency-based, and communicative-based instruction" (Burke, 2006) . In order to know their growth of becoming FL students and their readiness of becoming FL teacher candidates, students are suggested to undergo continuous reflection on their own "journey" throughout their learning process. | Introduction | [
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92422080 | 6 | 59 | 2,971,149,192 | [
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] | In addition, there are multiple reports demonstrating the altered expression and function of calcium channels as well as increased calpain activity in cancer cells (Azimi et al., 2014; Storr et al., 2011) . In this study, we explore various aspects of the transformed cancer cells that cause selective apoptosis of the transformed, but not of the normal cells. Surprisingly, we find that the cyclic stretching of transformed cancer cells inhibits their growth and activates apoptosis. | Introduction | [
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135653529 | 2 | 51 | 1,722,644,713 | [
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30742284 | 0 | 18 | 1,604,555,204 | [
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] | The millimeter-wave length high bit rate communications concern a large domain of the modern applications such as the radio frequency modules dedicated to the Hertzian infrastructures, wireless stations, automotive radar and 2/3/4G cellular mobile [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] . Recent researches in the field of metamaterials have led to the development of promising new microwave and millimeter-wave devices which are crucial in designing high bit rate communication systems. Several industrial and academic research laboratories and world class clusters (such as the French "System@tic" cluster) have developed considerable programs to design new types of electromagnetic components and devices based on metamaterials. | INTRODUCTION | [
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156581488 | 28 | 61 | 1,980,126,789 | [
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] | A potential criticism of the sector specific minimum wage literature is the endogeneity of the decision to introduce such minimum wages. As sector specific minimum wages need approval from employer associations, it is likely that these minimum wage introductions were to some extent endogenous for protective reasons (Bachmann, Bauer, and Frings 2014) . Moreover, it is likely that at least one of the decisive groups (unions, employer associations, or the federal ministry of labor) would have opposed the respective sector specific minimum wage if negative effects were foreseeable. | Literature review | [
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156581488 | 13 | 61 | 1,980,126,789 | [
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] | Minimum wages can cause wage spillovers within establishments by increasing wages of workers with an hourly wage already above the required minimum of € 8.50. This is mostly because these employees demand wage increases to preserve the existing wage-productivity differentials (Aretz, Arntz, and Gregory 2013; Dittrich, Knabe, and Leipold 2014) . Our data allow us to distinct between establishments that increased wages of workers with initial wages already above € 8.50, establishments that cut extra payments, and establishments without such spillovers. Separate regressions reveal interesting heterogeneities with respect to the ability to further increase wages and the pressure to cut personnel costs. | Introduction | [
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2770510 | 2 | 60 | 4,264,737,564 | [
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] | However, considerable researches have previously been devoted to the tunability of the metamaterial LHM (Left Hand media). It is known that an ideal single Split Ring Resonator (SRR) can be seen as a corresponding LC circuit, with its resonance properties determined by the equivalent inductance and capacitance. By controlling the capacitance of the SRR, many researches have demonstrated the tunability of LHM by different ways. LHM uses SRRs to create negative effective permeability over a particular frequency region and wire elements to produce negative effective permittivity in an intersecting frequency region. Therefore, despite the coupling effect this must be taken into account [4] . | Introduction | [
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55954990 | 48 | 40 | 425,924,369 | [
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124509095 | 1 | 50 | 2,803,455,631 | [
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] | Laboratory experiments are more repeatable than onroad driving sessions, whereas laboratory tests enable cost reduction and may be performed more rapidly [6] [7] [8] [9] . The shock absorber is one of the most nonlinear and complex elements to model. In fact, the absorber damping force is a strongly nonlinear function of piston velocity, being asymmetric against the velocity sign (compression and rebound). Moreover, different values of damping force can be obtained with the same value of piston velocity showing unsymmetrical hysteretic phenomenon in an experiment conducted at an MTS testing machine. The current method for characterising dynamic properties of shock absorbers in models involves testing at discrete frequencies, displacements, and preloads using a testing machine. Vibration tests performed using a servohydraulic tester are intended to quantify and rank the intensity of vibrations generated by shock absorbers [10] . | Introduction | [
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124509095 | 2 | 50 | 2,803,455,631 | [
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50783671 | 1 | 82 | 1,377,725,163 | [
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] | Random sampling-based methods have some drawbacks. In the majority of random sampling-based methods, the number of iterations needed to guarantee a desired confidence can be determined by a priori knowledge such as inlier ratio and inlier scale. For the single-structure data with unknown inlier ratio, it is crucial to determine the adequate number of iteration. The more heavily contaminated the data are, the lower the probability of hitting an all-inlier subset is. However, since the true inlier ratio is a priori unknown in many practical situations, it is necessary to be determined by users. The standard stopping criterion in RANSAC is based on an assumption that a model generated from an uncontaminated minimal subset is consistent with all-inliers. However, in practice, this assumption may be discrepant either increasing runtime or estimating incorrect solutions since inliers are perturbed by noise [18] . Furthermore, the existence of multiple structures makes the problem more difficult since the inliers belonging to other structures are regarded as outliers (pseudo-outliers). To the best of our knowledge, there is no stopping criterion to guarantee consistent and reliable results for multi-structure data. | INTRODUCTION | [
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15909734 | 1 | 22 | 2,018,553,537 | [
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] | Based on experimental data and research, the behaviour of SFRP wrapped concrete columns subjected to normal room temperature, freeze-thaw, humidity and prolonged high temperature was superior to columns wrapped with the conventionally used CFRP sheets [20] [21] [22] . Yet, the cost and ductility effectiveness parameters are other criteria required to evaluate the effectiveness of the SFRP sheets for confinement applications. Thus, in this paper, the cost and ductility effectiveness parameters of SFRP and CFRP wrapped concrete columns are evaluated and compared. | Introduction | [
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67774254 | 1 | 57 | 3,598,125,925 | [
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5367757 | 2 | 52 | 4,544,802,051 | [
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10413200 | 30 | 59 | 3,188,430,704 | [
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35285062 | 5 | 2 | 3,230,914,883 | [
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153900567 | 9 | 90 | 783,620,241 | [
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83957743 | 11 | 85 | 1,638,127,191 | [
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