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2. The importance of oriented physical activity in the first 48 months: differences in motor skills
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Rebelo, Miguel, Serrano, João, Paulo, Rui, Duarte-Mendes, Pedro, Santos, Jorge, Honório, Samuel, and Petrica, João
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- 2023
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3. Analysing and Modeling Customer Success in Digital Marketing
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César, Inês, Pereira, Ivo, Madureira, Ana, Coelho, Duarte, Rebelo, Miguel Ângelo, de Oliveira, Daniel Alves, Kacprzyk, Janusz, Series Editor, Gomide, Fernando, Advisory Editor, Kaynak, Okyay, Advisory Editor, Liu, Derong, Advisory Editor, Pedrycz, Witold, Advisory Editor, Polycarpou, Marios M., Advisory Editor, Rudas, Imre J., Advisory Editor, Wang, Jun, Advisory Editor, Abraham, Ajith, editor, Bajaj, Anu, editor, Gandhi, Niketa, editor, Madureira, Ana Maria, editor, and Kahraman, Cengiz, editor
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- 2023
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4. A New Cascade-Hybrid Recommender System Approach for the Retail Market
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Rebelo, Miguel Ângelo, Coelho, Duarte, Pereira, Ivo, Fernandes, Fábio, Kacprzyk, Janusz, Series Editor, Gomide, Fernando, Advisory Editor, Kaynak, Okyay, Advisory Editor, Liu, Derong, Advisory Editor, Pedrycz, Witold, Advisory Editor, Polycarpou, Marios M., Advisory Editor, Rudas, Imre J., Advisory Editor, Wang, Jun, Advisory Editor, Abraham, Ajith, editor, Madureira, Ana Maria, editor, Kaklauskas, Arturas, editor, Gandhi, Niketa, editor, Bajaj, Anu, editor, Muda, Azah Kamilah, editor, Kriksciuniene, Dalia, editor, and Ferreira, João Carlos, editor
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- 2022
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5. A Machine Learning as a Service (MLaaS) Approach to Improve Marketing Success
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Pereira, Ivo, primary, Madureira, Ana, additional, Bettencourt, Nuno, additional, Coelho, Duarte, additional, Rebelo, Miguel Ângelo, additional, Araújo, Carolina, additional, and Oliveira, Daniel Alves de, additional
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- 2024
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6. Differences in the Development of Motor Skills in Portuguese Children Aged 12 Months after 3 Years of COVID-19 Confinement.
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Rebelo, Miguel, Paulo, Rui, Honório, Samuel, Petrica, João, Batista, Marco, Duarte-Mendes, Pedro, Marques, Catarina, and Serrano, João
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MOTOR ability ,QUALITATIVE research ,THROWING (Sports) ,RUNNING ,DESCRIPTIVE statistics ,MANN Whitney U Test ,LONGITUDINAL method ,CHILD development ,DATA analysis software ,JUMPING ,BODY movement ,COVID-19 pandemic - Abstract
(1) Background: The objective of the study was to verify the effects of COVID-19 confinement on motor skills through a longitudinal study in Portuguese children who were one year old at the beginning of the pandemic. (2) Methods: The sample consisted of 88 children of both sexes, in the pre-COVID-19 assessment, they were 13.31 ± 2.4 months old and in the post-COVID-19 assessment, the same children were already 49.31 ± 2.5 months old. Motor skills were assessed using the PDMS-2 scales. For the statistical analysis, the Kolmogorov–Smirnov test was used to test normality, and the Wilcoxon test was used to compare the results of the two assessments in the same sample. (3) Results: There were statistically significant differences in all motor skills assessed, with children presenting, on average, worse results in all global motor skills in the post-COVID-19 assessment, as opposed to fine motor skills, showing better results in the post-COVID-19 assessment. (4) Conclusions: These results show the negative impact of the pandemic on children evaluated with a special emphasis on global motor skills, with the majority demonstrating values considered below average for their age, noting that the pandemic protocols may have had serious consequences on children's motor development, warning professionals who deal daily with children in these age groups about the importance of stimulating global motor skills. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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7. A New Cascade-Hybrid Recommender System Approach for the Retail Market
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Rebelo, Miguel Ângelo, primary, Coelho, Duarte, additional, Pereira, Ivo, additional, and Fernandes, Fábio, additional
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- 2022
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8. Body composition, strength and muscle power indices at the different competitive levels of Futsal
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Marques, Catarina, primary, Rebelo, Miguel, additional, Crisóstomo, Rute, additional, Batista, Marco, additional, Paulo, Rui, additional, Duarte-Mendes, Pedro, additional, Honorio, Samuel, additional, and Serrano, João, additional
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- 2024
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9. Analysis of anthropometric and physical performance variables in U-17 soccer players
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Honório, Samuel, primary, Batista, Marco, additional, Serrano, João, additional, Petrica, João, additional, Rebelo, Miguel, additional, Vieira, Fernando, additional, Lopes, André, additional, and Santos, Jorge, additional
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- 2023
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10. Analysis of the predominance of technical actions used in the 2021 European Judo Championship depending on combat time and golden score.
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BATISTA, MARCO, TORRES, DIANA, SOMBRA, KATIA, HONÓRIO, SAMUEL, SANTOS, JORGE, GALAN-ARROYO, CARMÉN, REBELO, MIGUEL, SILVEIRA, PAULO, and LOURO, HUGO
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The interest of this study perspective, which allows us to interpret competitive action in more detail, is also important to reflect that according to the legal adaptations dictated by the rules of a modality, it makes its study necessary. The objective was to analyse the predominance of technical actions used in the 2021 European Judo Championship based on combat time and golden score. The study sample focused on 400 combats of the European Judo Championship 2021. We used an observation system created for this purpose, according to the classification system proposed by Kodokan. Cross-frequency tables were produced, where the association degree between variables was analysed using the Chi Square test, where the significance level was set at p = .05. We complemented the association analysis between variables by calculating the adjusted standardized residuals. The predominance of techniques and their effectiveness presented a similar hierarchy in both the combat and golden score phases. In golden score, women showed a significant association with hip techniques and men with frontal sacrifice techniques. Female athletes proved to be more effective in percentage terms in the golden score phase. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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11. Analysis of pedagogical behaviors among swimming teachers.
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HONÓRIO, SAMUEL, SANTOS, JORGE, SERRANO, JOÃO, PETRICA, JOÃO, REBELO, MIGUEL, and BATISTA, MARCO
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The study aimed to analyse and compare behavioural changes in swimming teachers, after retrospective reflection between two swimming teaching sessions. 10 individuals were analysed, characterized by gender, level of experience, coaching graduation and level of students practice. To analyse behaviours, the SOP (teacher observation system) was applied, comparing the moments of Instruction, Feed-back, Organization and Observation. In the statistical comparison, two non-parametric tests were applied: the Wilcoxon test, which allowed comparing the same behaviours between the first and second sessions, and the Mann Whitney test, which allowed comparing the same behaviours between the first and second sessions of each session. It was found that there were significant differences in Instruction and Organization behaviours between the first and second sessions among the swimming teachers analysed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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12. Imagery ability in collective sports: Comparison among soccer and futsal young practitioners.
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DUARTE-MENDES, PEDRO, PAULO, RUI, SILVA, FERNANDA, SERRANO, JOÃO, MARINHO, DANIEL, RAMALHO, ANDRÉ, REBELO, MIGUEL, ROCHA, JOÃO, and PETRICA, JOÃO
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Imagery (IM) is one of the most popular psychological techniques used by athletes and coaches to improve performance at competition level. The aim of the study was to investigate if there were statically significant differences in the use of the imagery modalities of MIQ-3 (kinaesthetic, Visual Internal, Visual External) between futsal and soccer practitioners. Seventeen-three subjects (soccer: n = 24; age = 11.33 ± 0.48 years old; futsal: n = 49; age = 10.08 ± 1.77 years old) volunteered to participate in this study. All the participants had at least two years of regular practice in federated competition. The subjects signed an informed consent form. To assess IM ability, the Portuguese version of MIQ-3 was used. The normality of the data was verified by the Shapiro-Wilk Test. The mean and standard deviation were computed as descriptive statistics. T-test Student and Mann-Whitney tests for independent samples were used to verify differences between groups. Our results demonstrated no significant differences between groups (p > .5), values were higher in futsal practitioners in VI, VE and MIQ-3. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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13. The good game as content of a lesson in the aquatic environment.
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FERNÁNDEZ, VIRGINIA, REBELO, MIGUEL, and LÓPEZ, MARIA
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The aim of this project consists in creating a new way of structuring Education School Physics lessons, based on a logical whatever pedagogical-didactic, instead of anatomical - physiological way. This plan has been put into practice with students of 4th grade from Padres Redentoristas Social Center, located in Castelo Branco (Portugal) in swimming classes. With this purpose we designed an intervention plan in the water, which consists in four games encouraging them to do it by the good way. As a result, we analyse the results obtained in the planning, intervention and the subsequent hypothetical development of a good game that was carried out. Since due to a series of factors, both personal and external, I have not been able to meet the expectations that I had originally established in my planning. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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14. Teacher-student contact as a pedagogical tool in the physical-motor expression classroom and in the aquatic environment in a Portuguese school.
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FERNÁNDEZ LÓPEZ, MARÍA EMILIA, MARTÍNEZ ÁLVAREZ, LUCIO, REBELO, MIGUEL, and CASTRO FERNÁNDEZ, VIRGINIA
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Contact is defined as a human need and its use in the educational field is justified against the moral panic that predominates in society. This article deepens into the reality of the use of contact as a pedagogical tool in relationships between the specialist in Physical Education and the student. Its objective is to analyse situations of intergenerational contact in the Physical-Motor Expression classroom and the aquatic environment at a school in Castelo Branco, Portugal. It was based on the bodily experience of a teacher who carried out her internship with 150 students in an Erasmus mobility. A professional from the school was involved as well. A qualitative method of research is adopted in order to detect the different pedagogical functions of touch, through the Teaching Body Journal and a semi-structured interview with a professional. We verified that the teacher-student contact has great value in the teaching and acquisition of body techniques, in emotional regulation and in auxiliary tasks. We conclude that contact can occur in multiple ways in the classroom and if it is used properly, its pedagogical value is high. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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15. The importance of an intervention for the development of flexibility in 7- and 15-year-old children.
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REBELO, MIGUEL, PETRICA, JOÃO, HONÓRIO, SAMUEL, BATISTA, MARCO, ROCHA, JOÃO, FAUSTINO, ANTÓNIO, and SERRANO, JOÃO
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The objective of this study was to verify whether the application of additional sessions of flexibility training improves this capacity in athletes who practice acrobatic gymnastics. The study included 28 children (10.57 ± 2.5 years), aged between 7 and 15 years of both genders (F, N = 24, 11.00 ± 0.5 years; M, N = 4, 8.00 ± 0.4 years), divided into two groups, experimental group (N = 14, 8.43 ± 1.01) and control group (N = 14, 12.71 ± 1.51). The athletes in the experimental group performed 20 specific training sessions for different types of flexibility over approximately 3 months. The Shapiro-Wilk test was applied to verify normality and the Wilcoxon test (to assess intra-group differences) was used. After analysing the results, we found that although there were not many statistically significant differences, on average the experimental group presented better results after the intervention in the various variables evaluated, whereas the control group presented, on average, and in some of the study variables, little or no evolution. These results agree with the study by (Publio, 1988) who carried out an investigation evaluating the flexibility of Olympic gymnasts through training, where they obtained significant results in gymnasts with an average age of ten years. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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16. Importance of an Intervention for the development of strength and impulse of the lower limbs in acrobatic gymnastics.
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REBELO, MIGUEL, PETRICA, JOÃO, DUARTE-MENDES, PEDRO, PAULO, RUI, SANTOS, JORGE, and SERRANO, JOÃO
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The objective of this study was to verify if there were differences in terms of the development of strength and impulsion of the lower limbs in athletes practicing Acrobatic Gymnastics. In this study participated 12 athletes aged between 10 and 15 years (12.50 ± 0.97) all female, divided into two groups, an Experimental Group (N = 5, 12.40 ± 0.92) and a control group (N = 7, 12.57 ± 0.36). To assess the strength of the lower limbs, the Chronojump software was used and to verify the body composition, the "Inbody" Bioimpedance scale was used. Athletes in the experimental group performed 20 specific training sessions for different types of strength over approximately 3 months. The Shapiro-Wilk test was applied to verify normality and the Wilcoxon test was used (to assess intra-group differences). The main results obtained refer that both groups evolved, however it was the experimental group (subject to complementary training) that obtained better results and greater evolution, with statistically significant differences. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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17. Correlation between the countermovement jump and agility tests in soccer and futsal players.
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FREIRE, RAFAEL, RAMALHO, TIAGO, RAMALHO, GONÇALO, SILVA, FERNANDA, PAULO, RUI, RAMALHO, ANDRÉ, REBELO, MIGUEL, and DUARTE-MENDES, PEDRO
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Futsal, with its tactical dynamism and agility, demands motor mastery and quick thinking. Soccer, on expansive fields, requires endurance and precise strategy. Physical condition is a crucial foundation in both, optimizing performance and preventing injuries. Both modalities exemplify the symbiosis between body and mind in the sporting context. Agility ability is associated with jumping, resulting in improved time in agility drills with increased jumping in players. The countermovement jump (CMJ) is used to measure the explosive power of the lower limbs in an individual. The purpose of this study was to verify the correlation between CMJ (Jump Height (JH), Flight Time (FT), Power (P), Initial Speed (IS)) and the agility tests (T Test, Three Cone Test and Reactive Agility Test) in young soccer and futsal players. Fifty-seven young people (soccer: n = 34; age = 14.09 ± 2.68 years old, height = 1.63 ± 13.91 m, body mass = 55.33 ± 14.67 kg; futsal: n = 23; age = 14.13 ± 2.69 years old, height = 1.66 ± 13.18 m, body mass = 56.76 ± 15.79 kg). The subject performed the "Countermovement jump" (CMJ) from a contact mat using the Chronojump system, followed by three agility tests, T-Test, Three-Cone Test and Reactive Agility Test. The results show that there is a more significant correlation between explosive power and agility in futsal players than in soccer players. Taking this into consideration coaches should continue to work on strength through jumping which will help with their agility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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18. Correlation between squat jump and agility tests in soccer and futsal players.
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RAMALHO, TIAGO, FREIRE, RAFAEL, RAMALHO, GONÇALO, SILVA, FERNANDA, PAULO, RUI, REBELO, MIGUEL, RAMALHO, ANDRÉ, and DUARTE-MENDES, PEDRO
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Futsal, with its tactical dynamism and agility, demands motor mastery and quick thinking. Soccer, on expansive fields, requires endurance and precise strategy. Physical condition is a crucial foundation in both, optimizing performance and preventing injuries. Both modalities exemplify the symbiosis between body and mind in the sporting context. Agility ability is associated with jumping, resulting in improved time in agility drills with increased jumping in players. Squat Jump (SJ) training was shown to improve physical ability in soccer players in pre-season. The purpose of this study was to verify the correlation between SJ (Jump Height (JH), Flight Time (FT), Power (P), Initial Speed (IS)) and the agility tests (T Test, Three Cone Test and Reactive Agility Test) in young soccer and futsal players. Fifty-seven young people (soccer: n = 34; age = 14.09 ± 2.68 years old, height = 1.63 ± 13.91 m, body mass = 55.33 ± 14.67 kg; futsal: n = 23; age = 14.13 ± 2.69 years old, height = 1.66 ± 13.18 m, body mass = 56.76 ± 15.79 kg). The subject performed the "Squat Jump" (SJ) from a contact mat using the Chronojump system, followed by three agility tests, T-Test, Three-Cone Test and Reactive Agility Test. The results show that there is a more significant correlation between explosive power and agility in futsal players than in soccer players. Taking this into consideration coaches should continue to work on strength through jumping which will help with their agility. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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19. Self-reported physical activity of university education students: Comparative study between Portugal, Italy and Spain.
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PAULO, RUI, RAMALHO, ANDRÉ, SCURSATONE, ISABELLA, CAIRE, MARIA, BORES CALLE, NICOLÁS, BORES GARCÍA, DANIEL, REBELO, MIGUEL, and DUARTE-MENDES, PEDRO
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The aim of this study was to describe and compare the self-reported physical activity of Portuguese, Italian and Spanish students who attend higher education. Participated in the study 1440 higher education students. Of this total, 424 subjects study in Portugal; 407 study Italy; and 609 study in Spain. The short version of the International Physical Activity Questionnaire (IPAQ) was applied, validated and translated into Italian, Portuguese and Spanish. Using SPSS (v.23.0), descriptive statistics were performed, as well as verification of the normality of data distribution (Kolmogorov-Smirnov) Since all variables have a non-normal distribution, the Kruskal Wallis test was used (Mann-Whitney). We verified that, regarding the variables "Vigorous PA Days", "Moderate PA Days", "Sitting Time per day, during the week" and "Sitting Time per day, on the weekend", it is the Italian students who present the mean values more favourable, with significant differences (p = .05), compared to Spanish and Portuguese students. We conclude that Portuguese, Italian and Spanish university students present moderate levels of physical activity, combined with high amounts of daily sedentary behaviour. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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20. The importance of guided physical activity in the first 48 months: differences in motor skills
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Rebelo, Miguel, primary, Serrano, João, additional, Paulo, Rui, additional, Duarte-Mendes, Pedro, additional, Santos, Jorge, additional, Honório, Samuel, additional, and Petrica, João, additional
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- 2023
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21. Differences in agility performance tests between soccer and futsal players: A comparative study.
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DUARTE-MENDES, PEDRO, PAULO, RUI, SILVA, FERNANDA, PETRICA, JOÃO, REBELO, MIGUEL, RAMALHO, ANDRÉ, ROCHA, JOÃO, and SERRANO, JOÃO
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Agility is characterized by the athlete's capacity to perform rapid whole-body movements with a change of velocity or direction in response to a stimulus. This study aimed to verify the differences in agility performance between young soccer and futsal players. A total of 57 young players (futsal: n = 23; 14.13 ± 2.69 years old [age], 1.66 ± 13.18 m [stature], 56.76 ± 15.79 kg [body mass]; soccer: n = 34; 14.09 ± 2.68 years old [age], 1.63 ± 13.91 m [stature], 55.33 ± 14.67 kg [body mass]) volunteered to participate in this study. The participants performed three different agility tests, namely: 'T-Test' (seconds), 'Three Cone Test' (seconds), and 'Reactive Agility Test' (seconds). The normality of the data was verified by the Shapiro-Wilk Test. The mean and standard deviation were computed as descriptive statistics. T-test Student and Mann-Whitney tests for independent samples were used to verify differences between groups. Our results demonstrated significant differences in the 'Three cone test', with futsal players presenting better time (seconds). No significant differences were observed for 'T-Test' and 'Reactive Agility Test'. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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22. Comparision of squat jump between soccer and futsal players.
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RAMALHO, TIAGO, FREIRE, RAFAEL, RAMALHO, GONÇALO, SILVA, FERNANDA, PAULO, RUI, RAMALHO, ANDRÉ, REBELO, MIGUEL, and DUARTE-MENDES, PEDRO
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Futsal, with its tactical dynamism and agility, demands motor mastery and quick thinking. Soccer, on expansive fields, requires endurance and precise strategy. Physical condition is a crucial foundation in both, optimizing performance and preventing injuries. Both modalities exemplify the symbiosis between body and mind in the sporting context. Squat Jump (SJ) training was shown to improve physical ability in soccer players in pre-season. The purpose of this study was to analyse the differences in the SJ outcomes (Jump Height (JH), Flight Time (FT), Power (P), Initial Speed) between young soccer and futsal players. Fifty-seven young people (soccer: n = 34; age = 14.09 ± 2.68 years old, height = 1.63 ± 13.91 m, body mass = 55.33 ± 14.67 kg; futsal: n = 23; age = 14.13 ± 2.69 years old, height = 1.66 ± 13.18 m, body mass = 56.76 ± 15.79 kg) took part of this study. The participant performed the SJ from a contact mat using the Chronojump system (Chronojump-Boscosystem, Spain). Mann-Whitney and T-Test for Independent samples were used to verify differences between groups. We found that soccer players demonstrate higher power than futsal players, and the futsal player higher jump height than the soccer group, while other jump-related variables remain similar. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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23. Comparison between the countermovement jump in soccer and futsal players.
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FREIRE, RAFAEL, RAMALHO, TIAGO, RAMALHO, GONÇALO, SILVA, FERNANDA, PAULO, RUI, RAMALHO, ANDRÉ, REBELO, MIGUEL, and DUARTE-MENDES, PEDRO
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Futsal, with its tactical dynamism and agility, demands motor mastery and quick thinking. Soccer, on expansive fields, requires endurance and precise strategy. Physical condition is a crucial foundation in both, optimizing performance and preventing injuries. Both modalities exemplify the symbiosis between body and mind in the sporting context. The countermovement jump (CMJ) is used to measure the explosive power of the lower limbs in an individual. The purpose of this study was to analyse the differences in the CMJ outcomes (Jump Height (JH), Flight Time (FT), Power (P), Initial Speed) between young soccer and futsal players. Fiftyseven young people (soccer: n = 34; age = 14.09 ± 2.68 years old, height = 1.63 ± 13.91 m, body mass = 55.33 ± 14.67 kg; futsal: n = 23; age = 14.13 ± 2.69 years old, height = 1.66 ± 13.18 m, body mass = 56.76 ± 15.79 kg) took part of this study. The participant performed the CMJ from a contact mat using the Chronojump system (Chronojump-Boscosystem, Spain). Mann-Whitney and T-Test for Independent samples were used to verify differences between groups. We found that futsal players demonstrate notably higher power than soccer players (p < .05; 640.85 ± 238.25 vs 566.62 ± 166.23 watts, respectively), while other jump-related variables remain similar. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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24. Description of Portuguese students' health-related behaviors during the COVID-19 confinement.
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MARQUES, CATARINA, REBELO, MIGUEL, and BATISTA, MARCO
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Introduction: Social distancing and confinement measures were key to combating the spread of COVID-19. However, these measures could lead to side effects in other dimensions of health, with radical changes in lifestyle behaviours, namely in physical activity (PA) and eating habits. Objective: The aim of this study was to describe the health-related behaviours of Portuguese students, with regard to PA habits and eating habits before and during confinement due to COVID-19. Methods: 174 students (mean = 21.58; SD = 2.58) residing in Portugal, answered the lifestyle and intention to be physically active questionnaire. Results: Of the 174 respondents, 35.1% did not practice regular PA before the 1st confinement, 22.4% practiced regular PA for less than 6 months, and finally, 42.5% subjects practiced regular PA for more than 6 months. Subjects who practiced PA before the first confinement, for more than 6 months, had better PA habits, better eating habits and higher levels of intention to be physically active. For PA habits, level of intention and eating habits during confinement, between genders, there were no statistically significant differences (p = .131; p = .398; p = .424, respectively) Conclusion: Although there were no statistically significant differences, male students showed better PA habits and more intention to be physically active, while female students showed better eating habits. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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25. The effect of body and muscle composition indices at the beginning of a sports season associated with the risk of injury in futsal players: A pilot study.
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MARQUES, CATARINA, SERRANO, JOÃO, REBELO, MIGUEL, and CRISÓSTOMO, RUTE
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Futsal is a modality that requires the athlete to perform at a certain level as quickly as possible, causing excessive training after a long break, increasing the risk of contracting various traumas to the musculoskeletal system, increasing the risk of sports injuries, which according to Woods et al., (2002) happens more regularly in the preparatory period of sports seasons, closely associated with low body composition (WC) and muscle capacity (CM) indices of players in this phase of the season. The objective of this study is to verify if the existence of injury in the first 3 months of the sports season in futsal players is related to the low rates of WC and CM in the pre-season evaluation. The sample will be admission, of approximately 70 players, from 5 clubs in the district of Castelo Branco, participating in 4 competitive levels. The InBody, the Chronojump and the isokinetic dynamometer will be used to collect the WC and CM data and, for the existence of an injury, a recording grid created for the purpose. After collecting the data, the normality of the sample will be verified and the multiple linear regression test will be applied to verify the relationship between the dependent variable and the independent variables. We intend that the results alert all professionals involved in training that the initial WC and CM data may be associated with the risk of injury and, naturally, with sports performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2024
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26. A Novel Approach for Send Time Prediction on Email Marketing
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Araújo, Carolina, primary, Soares, Christophe, additional, Pereira, Ivo, additional, Coelho, Duarte, additional, Rebelo, Miguel Ângelo, additional, and Madureira, Ana, additional
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- 2022
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27. Customer Success Analysis and Modeling in Digital Marketing.
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César, Inês, Pereira, Ivo, Madureira, Ana, Coelho, Duarte, Rebelo, Miguel Â., and A. de Oliveira, Daniel
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INFORMATION storage & retrieval systems ,COGNITIVE computing ,DEEP learning ,MACHINE learning ,INTERNET marketing - Abstract
Digital Marketing sets a sequence of strategies responsible for maximizing the interaction between companies and their target audience. One of them, known as Customer Success, establishes long-term techniques capable of projecting the sustainable value of a given customer to a company, monitoring the indexers that translate its activities. Therefore, this paper intends to address the need to develop an innovative tool that allows the creation of a temporal knowledge base composed of the behavioral evolution of customers. The CRISP-DM model benefits the processing and modeling of data capable of generating knowledge through the application and combination of the results obtained by machine learning algorithms specialized in time series. Time Series K-Means allows the clustering and differentiation of consumers characterized by their similar habits. Through the formulation of profiles, it is possible to apply forecasting methods that predict the following trends. The proposed solution provides the understanding of time series that profile the flow of customer activity and the use of the evidenced dynamics for the future prediction of these behaviors. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
28. Pervasive hybridization with local wild relatives in Western European grapevine varieties
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Freitas, Sara, primary, Gazda, Małgorzata A., additional, Rebelo, Miguel Â., additional, Muñoz-Pajares, Antonio J., additional, Vila-Viçosa, Carlos, additional, Muñoz-Mérida, Antonio, additional, Gonçalves, Luís M., additional, Azevedo-Silva, David, additional, Afonso, Sandra, additional, Castro, Isaura, additional, Castro, Pedro H., additional, Sottomayor, Mariana, additional, Beja-Pereira, Albano, additional, Tereso, João, additional, Ferrand, Nuno, additional, Gonçalves, Elsa, additional, Martins, Antero, additional, Carneiro, Miguel, additional, and Azevedo, Herlander, additional
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- 2021
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29. Evaluation of the Psychometric Properties of the Portuguese Peabody Developmental Motor Scales-2 Edition: A Study with Children Aged 12 to 48 Months
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Rebelo, Miguel, primary, Serrano, João, additional, Duarte-Mendes, Pedro, additional, Monteiro, Diogo, additional, Paulo, Rui, additional, and Marinho, Daniel Almeida, additional
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- 2021
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30. Risk Variants in Three Alzheimer’s Disease Genes Show Association with EEG Endophenotypes
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Macedo, Ana, primary, Gómez, Carlos, additional, Rebelo, Miguel Ângelo, additional, Poza, Jesús, additional, Gomes, Iva, additional, Martins, Sandra, additional, Maturana-Candelas, Aarón, additional, Pablo, Víctor Gutiérrez-de, additional, Durães, Luis, additional, Sousa, Patrícia, additional, Figueruelo, Manuel, additional, Rodríguez, María, additional, Pita, Carmen, additional, Arenas, Miguel, additional, Álvarez, Luis, additional, Hornero, Roberto, additional, Lopes, Alexandra M., additional, and Pinto, Nádia, additional
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31. Child Motor Development: relationship between Global and Fine Motor Skills and Age
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Rebelo, Miguel, Serrano, João, Duarte-Mendes, Pedro, Paulo, Rui, and Marinho, Daniel Almeida
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Desenvolvimento Motor ,motor skills ,PDMS-2 ,Motor Development ,Desarrollo Moto ,habilidades motoras - Abstract
RESUMO O presente estudo sobre o desenvolvimento Motor da criança nos primeiros meses de vida, teve como objetivo verificar a relação entre as Habilidades Motoras e a Idade, e a relação entre as habilidades motoras Globais e Finas em crianças dos 12 aos 46 meses. Para o efeito, desenvolvemos um estudo de natureza quantitativa, com uma amostra de 405 crianças com idades compreendidas entre os 12 e os 46 meses, de ambos os géneros. Os instrumentos usados no estudo foram as Peabody Developmental Motor Scales-2 (PDMS-2). Em termos globais os resultados indicam que existe uma tendência para correlações positivas (maioritariamente moderadas e baixas) entre as variáveis Idade, Habilidades Motoras Globais e Habilidades Motoras Finas, salientando a correlação positiva moderada (p≤0.05; r2=0.265; 0.5≤ r ≤0.7) entre a Idade e a Motricidade Fina e por sua vez uma correlação positiva pequena (p≤0.05; r2=0.217; 0.1≤ r ≤ 0.3) entre a Idade e a Motricidade Global. Podemos assim contatar, uma melhoria destas habilidades à medida que as crianças vão crescendo, salientando melhores resultados na Motricidade Fina. RESUMEN El presente estudio sobre el desarrollo motor de los niños en los primeros meses de vida tuvo como objetivo verificar la relación entre las habilidades motoras y la edad, y la relación entre las habilidades motoras globales y finas en niños de 12 a 46 meses. Para ello, desarrollamos un estudio de naturaleza tranversal cuantitativa, con una muestra de 405 niños de edades comprendidas entre los 12 y los 46 meses, de ambos géneros. Los instrumentos utilizados en el estudio fueron las Peabody Developmental Motor Scales-2 (PDMS-2). En términos globales los resultados indican que existe una tendencia a correlaciones positivas (mayoritariamente moderadas y bajas) entre las variables Edad, Habilidades Motoras Globales y Habilidades Motoras Finas, resaltando la correlación positiva moderada (p≤0.05, r2=0.265, 0.5≤ r ≤ 0.7) entre la Edad y la Motricidad Fina a su vez una pequeña correlación positiva (p≤0.05, r2=0.217, 0.1≤ r ≤ 0.3) entre la Edad y la Motricidad Global. Podemos así constatar, una mejora de esas habilidades a medida que los niños crecen, destacando mejores resultados en la Motricidad Fina. ABSTRACT The present study on the motor development of children in the first months of life aimed to verify the relationship between Motor Skills and Age, and the relationship between Global and Fine motor skills in children from 12 to 46 months. For this purpose, we developed a transversal quantitative study, with a sample of 405 children between the ages of 12 and 46 months of both genders. The instruments used in the study were the Peabody Developmental Motor Scales-2 (PDMS-2). Overall, the results indicate that there is a tendency for positive (mostly moderate and low) positive correlations between the variables Age, Global Motor Skills and Fine Motor Skills, emphasizing the moderate positive correlation (p≤0.05; r2=0.265; 0.5≤ r ≤ 0.7) between Age and Fine Motricity in turn a small positive correlation (p≤0.05; r2=0.217; 0.1≤ r ≤ 0.3) between Age and Global Motricity. We can thus see an improvement of these abilities as children grow, emphasizing better results in Fine Motor.
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32. Genome-Wide Scan for Five Brain Oscillatory Phenotypes Identifies a New QTL Associated with Theta EEG Band
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Rebelo, Miguel Ângelo, primary, Gómez, Carlos, additional, Gomes, Iva, additional, Poza, Jesús, additional, Martins, Sandra, additional, Maturana-Candelas, Aarón, additional, Ruiz-Gómez, Saúl J., additional, Durães, Luis, additional, Sousa, Patrícia, additional, Figueruelo, Manuel, additional, Rodríguez, María, additional, Pita, Carmen, additional, Arenas, Miguel, additional, Álvarez, Luis, additional, Hornero, Roberto, additional, Pinto, Nádia, additional, and Lopes, Alexandra M., additional
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33. A New Cascade-hybrid Recommender System approach tailored for the Retail Market.
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Ângelo Rebelo, Miguel, Coelho, Duarte, Fernandes, Fábio, and Pereira, Ivo
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RECOMMENDER systems ,MARKETING ,ARTIFICIAL intelligence ,MACHINE learning ,CATALOGS - Abstract
Recommender systems ought to increase profit from product sales, by carefully recommending selected items to users. For this, recommendations need to be relevant, novel and diverse. There are many approaches to this problem, each with its own advantages and shortcomings. This paper proposes a novel way to combine model, memory and content-based approaches in a cascade-hybrid system, where each step refines the previous one, sequentially. In addition to this, a straightforward way to easily incorporate time-awareness into rating matrices is also advanced. This hybrid system focuses on being intuitive, flexible, robust, auditable and avoid heavy performance costs. Evaluation metrics such as Novelty Score are also formalized and computed, in conjunction with Catalog Coverage and mean recommendation price to better capture the recommender's performance. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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34. Adaptation and Validation of the Portuguese Peabody Developmental Motor Scales - 2 edition: A Study With Children Aged 12 to 48 Months
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Rebelo, Miguel, primary, Serrano, João, additional, Duarte-Mendes, Pedro, additional, Paulo, Rui, additional, and Marinho, Daniel Almeida, additional
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35. Effect of Siblings and Type of Delivery on the Development of Motor Skills in the First 48 Months of Life
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Rebelo, Miguel, primary, Serrano, João, additional, Duarte-Mendes, Pedro, additional, Paulo, Rui, additional, and Marinho, Daniel A., additional
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36. Desenvolvimento Motor da criança: Relação entre Habilidades Motoras Globais, Habilidades Motoras Finas e Idade
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Rebelo, Miguel, primary
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37. Biological insights from the whole genome resequencing of grapevine germplasm
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Rebelo, Miguel Ângelo Pontes, Azevedo, Herlander, Tavares, R. M., and Universidade do Minho
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Outras Ciências Naturais [Ciências Naturais] ,Ciências Naturais::Outras Ciências Naturais - Abstract
Dissertação de mestrado em Plant Molecular Biology, Biotechnology and Bioentrepreneurship, Plant germplasm is a valuable natural resource, with significant applications both in fundamental science and in biotechnology. The in-depth characterization of such resources is indispensable to modern day biology, as it tries to understand the molecular basis underpinning important crop traits. The deeper the knowledge on germplasm diversity, the vaster the number of tools available to improve the way by which humans interact with plants. A trend in the last few hundred years is the loss of genetic diversity driven by an intensive selection of cultivars that provide more, while requiring less resources and care. Similar genetic erosion has been a key feature of grapevine (Vitis vinifera L.), one of the most significant crops in the world. Presently, it is acknowledged that conservation and characterization of the existing genetic diversity of local varieties is a priority. The research group at CIBIO has been addressing grapevine biology using next-generation sequencing (NGS) and whole genome re-sequencing strategies. The main objective of this project was to use NGS and bioinformatics skills to generate a deeper understanding of evolutionary relationships between grapevine cultivars, based on a pre-existing dataset of 100 genomes, re-sequenced at medium-to-low sequencing depth. The framework for this work was the implementation of probabilistic methods that account for nucleotide uncertainty, and make accurate inferences from low coverage data. Samples included several Vitis species plus a collection of wild and domesticated grapevine genotypes. Subsequent PCA analysis resolved the different species and separated wild from domesticated grapevine. It also allowed the establishment of six core populations within grapevine samples, which included two wild, one table and three wine grapevine populations. These populations were characterized across the genome, for a series of statistics associated with nucleotide diversity and presence of selection signatures. A clear decrease in nucleotide diversity was observed between East and West wild grapevine populations, a reduction that was also observed between wild and domesticated grapevine populations, though domesticated grapevine still maintained high levels of diversity. Results were consistent with an origin of domestication for grapevine in the Near East, but also substantiate a tentative introgression from wild grapevine into European wine varieties. We then used a novel statistic called De-correlated composite of multiple signals (DCMS), to combine four previously computed statistics for detection of selection signatures. As a case study, we addressed selection from wild genotypes expanding form their speciation center (East) to the edge of the expansion range (West). From these scores, we extracted the percentile 95% genomic regions, and analyzed its genes for annotation and Gene Ontology (GO) term enrichment. A lot of genes were associated with abiotic and biotic stress, programmed cell death, drought resistance, calcium signaling, sterol metabolism and reactive oxygen species (ROS) homeostasis. The highest ranking DCMS score proved to contain a relevant gene of interest, in the form of a resistance gene containing an NB-ARC domain, putatively involved in the response to pathogen infection. Collectively, results suggest that wild grapevine migration westward across Europe involved selection of genes strongly associated with encountering new pathogens and adapting to new environments. The workflow developed in the present thesis proved to be reliable to detect population genetic events, and the generated scripts helped accelerate the bioinformatics process to compute statistics such as DXY, plot better graphs to empower the analysis, and quickly find genes within positions of interest across the genome. Results provide strong new insight into grapevine domestication history, and the bioinformatics tools can be further applied to new comparisons, geared towards uncovering the genes underlying selection signatures across the grapevine genome., O germoplasma vegetal é um recurso natural valioso, com aplicações significativas quer em biologia fundamental, quer em biotecnologia. A caracterização profunda de tais recursos é indispensável para a biologia moderna, na medida em que tenta entender a base molecular subjacente a importantes características das culturas. Quanto mais profundo o conhecimento sobre a diversidade do germoplasma, maior o número de ferramentas disponíveis para melhorar a forma como os humanos interagem com as plantas. Uma tendência nos últimos cem anos tem sido a perda de diversidade genética, impulsionada por uma seleção intensiva de culturas mais produtivas, ao mesmo tempo que exigem menos recursos e cuidados. Semelhante erosão genética tem sido observada na videira (Vitis vinifera L.), uma das culturas mais importantes do mundo. Atualmente, reconhece-se que a conservação e caracterização da diversidade genética de variedades locais é uma prioridade. O grupo de pesquisa do CIBIO tem vindo a abordar a biologia da videira usando Next Generation Sequencing (NGS) e estratégias de re-sequenciação do genoma. O principal objetivo deste projeto foi usar as possibilidades do NGS e da bioinformática para gerar um conhecimento mais detalhado das relações evolutivas entre variedades de videira, com base num conjunto de dados pré-existente de 100 genomas, re-sequenciados com uma cobertura de sequenciação média a baixa. Na base deste trabalho esteve a implementação de métodos probabilísticos que têm em conta a incerteza da atribuição de nucleótidos e fazem inferências precisas a partir de dados de baixa cobertura. As amostras incluíram várias espécies de Vitis e uma coleção de genótipos de videira selvagem e domesticada. A análise subsequente do PCA resolveu as diferentes espécies e separou a selvagem da videira domesticada. Também permitiu o estabelecimento de seis populações principais dentro de amostras de videira, que incluíam duas populações selvagens, uma de mesa e três de vinho. Essas populações foram caracterizadas em todo o genoma, recorrendo a uma série de estatísticas associadas à diversidade de nucleótidos e à presença de assinaturas de seleção. Foi observada uma clara diminuição na diversidade de nucleótidos entre as populações de videira selvagem de Leste e Oeste, uma redução que também foi observada entre populações de videiras selvagens e domesticadas, embora a videira domesticada ainda mantivesse altos níveis de diversidade. Os resultados foram consistentes com a origem da domesticação da videira no Oriente, mas também substanciam uma putativa introgressão secundária da videira selvagem nas variedades de vinho europeias. Em seguida, usámos uma estatística recente chamada De-correlated composite of multiple signals (DCMS), para combinar quatro estatísticas para a detecção de assinaturas de seleção. Como caso de estudo, abordámos a seleção de genótipos selvagens ao se expandirem do seu centro de especiação (Leste) até à borda do intervalo de expansão (Oeste). A partir desses valores de DCMS, extraímos as regiões genómicas do percentil 0,95 e analisámos os seus genes para anotação e enriquecimento de termos Gene Ontology (GO). Muitos genes estavam associados a stresse abiótico e biótico, morte celular programada, resistência à secura, sinalização de cálcio, metabolismo de esteróis e homeostasia de espécies reactivas de oxigénio (ROS). A pontuação mais elevada do DCMS provou conter um putativo gene de interesse, um gene de resistência contendo um domínio NB-ARC, possivelmente envolvido na resposta à infecção por patogénicos. Colectivamente, os resultados sugerem que a migração da videira selvagem para o Oeste da Europa envolveu a selecção de genes fortemente associados ao encontro de novos patogénicos e à adaptação a novos ambientes. O fluxo de trabalho desenvolvido nesta tese provou ser fiável para detectar eventos genéticos populacionais, os scripts gerados ajudaram a acelerar o processo bioinformático para calcular estatísticas como DXY, traçar gráficos melhores para favorecer a análise e rapidamente encontrar genes em posições de interesse no genoma. Os resultados apresentam uma nova visão sobre a história da domesticação da videira e as ferramentas de bioinformática podem ser aplicadas a novas comparações, dirigidas para a análise dos genes subjacentes às assinaturas de seleção no genoma da videira., Trabalho desenvolvido no âmbito do projeto NORTE-01-0145-FEDER-000007, financiado pelo Programa Operacional Regional do Norte (NORTE2020), sob alçado do projeto Acordo de Parceria PORTUGAL 2020, através do Fundo Europeu de Desenvolvimento Regional (ERDF). Este trabalho também foi suportado pelo FEDER através do programa COMPETE e pela FCT, para a Rede de Investigação em Biodiversidade e Biologia Evolutiva [UID/BIA/50027/2013 e POCI-01-0145-FEDER- 006821].
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38. Desenvolvimento Motor da Criança: Relação entre Habilidades Motoras Globais, Habilidades Motoras Finas e Idade.
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Rebelo, Miguel, Serrano, João, Duarte-Mendes, Pedro, Paulo, Rui, and Marinho, Daniel Almeida
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39. A presença das energias alternativas nos manuais de educação tecnológica do 3º ciclo do ensino básico : relevância da abordagem
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Rebelo, Miguel Alexandre de Oliveira Ramos, Gomes, António Ferreira, orient., and Calheiros, Luis, co-orient.
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Educação Tecnológica ,Manuais Escolares ,Energia - Abstract
Resumo A resolução dos problemas ambientais causados por acção humana não se afigura de fácil materialização. A exploração e degradação dos recursos do planeta por parte da humanidade suscitam preocupações com a sustentabilidade das actuais e futuras populações. Considerando que ao sector energético se atribuem das maiores responsabilidades deste desgaste ambiental, deveremos todos nós revelar a nossa apreensão quanto ao futuro e desenvolver esforços individuais e globais no sentido de gerar e adoptar soluções. São inúmeras as entidades de âmbito geográfico mais alargado ou restrito a lançar alarmes e propostas de análise e intervenção neste sector, sempre com o intuito de realçar a possível cessação dos recursos que vimos utilizando e de suscitar o desenvolvimento de propostas alternativas. Nomeadamente, a UNESCO e a Comissão Europeia têm procurado incentivar os seus membros a estimularem o debate, a sensibilização e a formação das populações. Com maior ou menor empenho, todos os estados membros têm desenvolvido estratégias próprias. Portugal por seu lado, intensificou sobretudo o discurso político na vigência dos XVII e XVIII governos objectivando o recurso às energias alternativas como meio de preservar o ambiente e consequentemente promover a menor dependência energética/económica. Consciente de que a (re)educação dos consumidores pode e deve passar pela escola, é expectável que a procura de inclusão deste assunto no quotidiano escolar deva acontecer de forma séria, consistente e persistente. Sendo o manual escolar um extraordinário guia/ponto de partida para docentes e alunos, deverá privilegiar-se este recurso como base da discussão. Assim, a divulgação do estudo e dos resultados da inerente investigação pretende ser um contributo para o conhecimento científico e simultaneamente promover a melhoria da adequação do conteúdo “Acumulação e transformação de energia” à forma como o mesmo é abordado pelos manuais escolares de Educação Tecnológica do 3.º ciclo. Procurando desta forma incentivar para o recurso ao manual escolar como ponto de partida para a abordagem de conteúdos programáticos, sobretudo aqueles que por alguma razão passaram para a ordem do dia. Abstract The resolution of environmental problems caused by human activity does not seem easy to materialize. The exploitation and degradation of the planet's resources by humanity's generates concern about the sustainability of current and future populations. Whereas the energy sector are attributed to the major responsibilities of environmental stresses, should all of us reveal our concern about the future and develop individual and global efforts in order to generate and adopt solutions. There are countless entities with extended geographical scope or restricted to sound the alarm and proposals for analysis and intervention in this sector, always with the aim of highlighting the possible termination of the resources that we have been using and promoting the development of alternative proposals. Notably the European Commission and UNESCO have sought to encourage its members to stimulate discussion, awareness and training of populations. With more or less effort, all member states have developed their own strategies. Portugal meanwhile, intensified the political discourse especially in the presence of the seventeenth and eighteenth governments objectify the use of alternative energy as a means of preserving the environment and thus promoting lower energy / economic dependence. Aware that the (re) education of consumers can and should go through school, it is expected that the demand for inclusion of this in daily school life should happen in a serious, consistent and persistent way. As the textbook is an extraordinary guide / starting point for teachers and students, should be directed at this feature as a basis for discussion. Therefore, disclosure of the study and the results of inherent research intends to contribute to scientific knowledge and simultaneously promote the improvement of the appropriateness of the content accumulation and transformation of energy the way it is approached by the textbooks of Technological Education in the 3rd cycle. Thereby attempting to encourage the use of the textbook as a starting point for addressing the syllabus, especially those who for some reason moved to the agenda.
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40. Optimizações guiadas por dados reais em linguagens de domínio específico para a web
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Rebelo, Miguel Alexandre Figueira, Caires, Luís, and Ferrão, Lúcio
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Optimização baseada em profiling ,Optimização em compiladores - Abstract
Dissertação apresentada na Faculdade de Ciências e Tecnologia da Universidade Nova de Lisboa para a obtenção do Grau de Mestre em Engenharia Informática A utilização de linguagens para domínios específicos tendo em vista um processo de desenvolvimento mais simples e eficiente é um padrão cada vez mais frequente no desenvolvimento de aplicações para a web. Apesar destas linguagens permitirem aos programadores direccionarem o foco de desenvolvimento para as funcionalidades das suas aplicações, estas tendem em produzir aplicações pouco cuidadas a nível do consumo de recursos críticos, limitando a escalabilidade das mesmas. A forma típica de endereçar estas limitações passa por, após o desenvolvimento das suas aplicações, os programadores submeterem as mesmas a testes de desempenho e de carga recorrendo a ferramentas que lhes permitem simular ambientes de utilização reais. Contudo, simular um ambiente idêntico ao que será posteriormente encontrado em produção é um desafio que requer um investimento muito significativo em tempo, competências e atenção por parte da equipa de desenvolvimento, competindo por isso por recursos já escassos no seio de uma organização não dedicada ao desenvolvimento web. Isto leva a que normalmente os programadores apenas consigam identificar os problemas das suas aplicações quando estas, já em execução, começam a falhar. Um dos pontos críticos mais frequentes encontrados em aplicações web é a centralização dos dados em bases de dados, sendo criada uma grande carga sobre o servidor que mantém esses dados. Esta dissertação apresenta uma solução de baixo custo e com ganhos significativos que permite, através da análise de dados reais recolhidos durante a execução das aplicações, guiar os compiladores e os programadores a identificarem as entidades dos modelos de dados das aplicações cujos acessos podem ou devem ser optimizados através de mecanismos de cache. Com esta solução disponibilizámos aos programadores um método fácil e eficiente de identificarem as entidades candidatas à utilização de cache e introduzirem tais optimizações através de mecanismos simples. O risco associado à introdução de cache com a nossa solução é muito baixo, pois foi criado um mecanismo de invalidação que permite que os dados mantidos em cache sejam invalidados sempre que os dados que estes dependem sofram alterações na base de dados. A nossa solução foi implementada e testada sobre um exemplo concreto de uma DSL de alto nível, desenvolvida pela empresa OutSystems, donde se obtiveram resultados que indicam ganhos significativos no desempenho das aplicações finais, melhorando assim a experiência dos utilizadores finais dessas aplicações. Um dos principais objectivos desta solução era diminuir a carga existente sobre o servidor de bases de dados. Este objectivo foi sucedido, tendo sido obtida uma diminuição de pedidos sobre o servidor de base de dados de cerca de 60%(teste realizado em ambiente simulado).
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41. How low should be the energy required by a nearly Zero-Energy Building? The load/generation energy balance of Mediterranean housing
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Oliveira Panão, Marta J.N., primary, Rebelo, Miguel P., additional, and Camelo, Susana M.L., additional
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42. Understanding the behavior of transactional memory applications
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Lourenço, João, primary, Dias, Ricardo, additional, Luís, João, additional, Rebelo, Miguel, additional, and Pessanha, Vasco, additional
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43. ENVOLVIMENTO PARENTAL NA PARTICIPAÇÃO DESPORTIVA DAS CRIANÇAS.
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Serrano, João, Silveira, Paulo, Rebelo, Miguel, Petrica, João, and Mesquita, Helena
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44. The Influence of Futsal Players' Initial Physical Condition on the Occurrence of Injuries.
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Rebelo M, Marques C, Crisóstomo R, Batista M, Paulo R, Rocha J, and Serrano J
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Although there are some studies that have linked fitness parameters and sports injuries, the literature remains controversial. The aim of the study was to prospectively analyze the influence of initial physical condition parameters on the development of injury in the first three months of the sports season in futsal players. A total of 68 players (24.26±4.63 years old) were assessed before the start of the sports season in relation to certain physical condition parameters, such as body composition (bioimpedance), lower limb power (countermovement jump, CMJ) and muscle strength (isokinetic dynamometer). The injured players showed significantly worse initial performance in the CMJ compared to the uninjured players ( p< 0.001). There were no significant differences between groups in body composition and muscle strength. Lower power values were associated with a higher risk of injury in the first few months of the sports season (OR=0.92; 95% CI=0.88-0.99). Muscle power was an independent predictor of injury in the first few months of the sports season in futsal players, indicating that improving players' physical condition could help reduce the number of injuries., Competing Interests: The authors declare that they have no conflict of interest., (Thieme. All rights reserved.)
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45. Descriptive analysis of injury types and incidence during futsal preseason across different competitive levels.
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Marques C, Rebelo M, Crisóstomo R, Honório S, Duarte-Mendes P, Petrica J, and Serrano J
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Introduction: This study aimed to verify the typology and incidence of injury by comparing the different competitive levels of futsal during the preseason., Methods: The sample consisted of 68 senior male futsal players (24.26 ± 4.63 years). Data were collected using an injury recording grid that examined the affected body part, anatomical region, type of injury, mechanism, and severity., Results: It was found that the elite group has the lowest incidence rate of injury (4.8 injuries per 1,000 h of exposure) compared to the sub-elite (11.8 injuries per 1,000 h of exposure) and amateur groups (13.9 injuries per 1,000 h of exposure). However, at this level, there is the highest percentage of injury occurrence (38.5%), the lower limb was the most affected part of the body (30.8%), and ligament (23.1%) and muscle (15.4%) injuries are the most prevalent. The most frequent mechanism of injury was non-traumatic (30.8%), and the majority were moderate injuries in the elite (23.1%) and sub-elite (17.9%) groups and severe injuries in the amateur group (12.5%)., Discussion: The amateur futsal players had the highest incidence of injury during the preseason period compared to the other competitive levels. Still, it was at the elite level where the highest percentage of injuries occurred, most of them non-traumatic and of ligament origin, primarily affecting the ankle region. The results highlight the importance of adopting specific injury prevention programs for ligament and muscle injuries during the preseason phase, regardless of the competitive level., Competing Interests: The authors declare that the research was conducted in the absence of any commercial or financial relationships that could be construed as a potential conflict of interest., (© 2024 Marques, Rebelo, Crisóstomo, Honório, Duarte-Mendes, Petrica and Serrano.)
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