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2. بستری برای تحولات محیط زیستی با رویکرد آموزشی و پژوهشی مدارس سبز.
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مریم ابراهیم زاد, عبدالله علی اسما, and بابک حسین زاده
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Nature is a destructible resource, which its destruction can be prevented or delayed, and it can be revived using different strategies. Environment is the most important platform for the life of humans, animals, and plants, and its preservation is directly related to the way humans deal with it. Therefore, operational methods with short-term, medium-term, and long-term goals should be used to preserve the environment. Among the goals, education from childhood is one of the effective goals in preserving the environment. Since childhood education leads to the creation of sustainable behavior in adolescence, adulthood, and old age, the present study was conducted to investigate the educational and research approach in green schools. The current study is a simple descriptive review that was conducted by searching databases: UptoDate, ISI, PubMed, Google Scholar during the years 2006 to 2022 with keywords; green school, education and research, education, environment, biological changes during the year It took place. In the initial search, 153 Persian and English articles were found, and by applying the inclusion criteria, 15 articles were finally extracted. The findings showed that promoting the culture of building educational and research environments, such as the green school (emphasis on the generalization and development of the culture of environmental protection in the areas of urban development), can effectively increase promotion of the green schools. Therefore, providing green schools for students potentially leads to achieving short-term, mediumterm, and long-term goals with the strategy of providing human and environmental health; consequently, the environment will be preserved for all living beings. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
3. COVID-19 Current Management and Strategies for Future Outlook.
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Shaik, Nayeema Khowser, Poojitha, Nalluri, Sri Chandana, Kancharla Bhanu, Vidyavathi, Maruvajala, and Rayadurgam Venkata, Sai Deepthi
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MONOCLONAL antibodies , *ABO blood group system , *COVID-19 , *TECHNOLOGICAL innovations , *BLOOD groups , *COVID-19 vaccines , *VACCINE development , *GENETICS - Abstract
The highly infectious Corona Virus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) had spread and created a havoc worldwide due to lack of risk assessment and quick transmission. The outbreak created epicenters are still being reported daily. Different demographics, genetics, ethnicity, geography, ABO blood groups and HLA genotypes have significantly different rates of COVID-19 incidence, severity, and death. Because of this, finding a successful preventive approach has therefore been a primary focus, leading to the creation of large number of management strategies. In light of this, it had become essential globally, to develop COVID-19 vaccines, monoclonal antibodies and habitual activities like yoga, in order for everything to resume, as they had before the pandemic. Finally, it can now be observed the pre-pandemic normalcy. so, one should be prepared physiologically and psychologically to ponder about the future, of how to face this type of hurdles. However, it won’t be feasible to evaluate the physical, social and economic effects of this global catastrophe Hence, by comprehending the past, the present and the emerging technologies for the future, this paper made an attempt to outline the clinical implications, treatment approaches like medicines, nutrients and lifestyle management and potential future therapeutic interventions for the control of century’s advancing pandemic. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2023
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4. Effect of Biologically Active Substances in Cichorium on Biochemical Changes in Obese Rats.
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Abd Elmeged, Lobna Saad Mohammed and Alzahrani, Magbolah Salem Helal
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CICHORIUM , *MEDICINAL plants , *HIGH-fat diet - Abstract
The Cichorium plant is considered one of the medicinal plants that have been known since ancient times, as the ancient Egyptians used it 4000 years ago, as they believed in its important role in treating heart and liver diseases. The scientific name of the Cichorium is Chicory (Cichorium intybus L.) is a part of the Asteraceae family (the tribe of Lactuceae)., so the current study aims to know the effect of biologically active substances in Cichorium on biochemical changes in obese rats. The experiment was performed in an animal house. All rats were separated into five groups, each with six rats, and given a baseline diet for one week before the trial. The first group sample of normal (n = 6) control negative (C-ve) rats were given solely the baseline diet for 28 days. The rest of the rats (n=24) were fed on a high-fat diet (20% animal fat) for obese rats. Experimental groups were fed varying concentrations of (5%, 10%, and 15% Cichorium). As a result, rats fed on (5%) Cichorium powder recorded the highest glucose level with a significant difference (P<0.05) being, While, the lowest glucose level in obese rats recorded for (15%) Cichorium powder with significant differences (P<0.05). The highest serum albumin levels were recorded for the group fed on (10%) Cichorium powder and (5%) Cichorium powder. On the other hand, the lowest value was recorded for the group fed on (15%) Cichorium powder with a significant difference (P<0.05). The results suggested using Cichorium powder for obesity and hepatic patients. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2022
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5. Antioxidant Activity and Phytominerals Study of Some Asteraceae Species Growth in Western of Lraq.
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Hameed, Ashwaq Talib, Abid Al-alh, Nbaa Mutea, and Jumaa, Asmaa Wajeh
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ASTERACEAE ,CENTAUREA ,CALENDULA officinalis ,SPECIES ,VITAMIN C ,FREE radicals - Abstract
The antioxidant efficacy of aqueous extracts of twelve plants of the Asteraceae family, which is from natural flora, was investigated by the method of scavenging free radicals of the compound Diphenylpicrylhydrazyl (DPPH) namely Aster subulatus, Calendula officinalis, Carduus pycnocephalus, Carthamus Oxantea, and Carthamus Oxantea. linearis, Launaea nudicaulis, Sonchus maritimus and Sonchus oleraceus, this activity is compared to an inhibition ratio (IC50) half of the maximum inhibitor concentration of 50 of the standard ascorbic acid (vitamin C) antioxidant. the most effective of which was Carhamus oxyacantha, which reached 68.430% and Centaurea pallescens 66.432%, and the lowest effectiveness in, Launaea nudicaulis was 40.430% and Koelpinia linearis was 43.816%. The mineral elements were analyzed in the aerial part of plants : (K, Na,, Mg, Ca, and P) using Atomic absorption (Spectrophotometer apparatus 5000 (Atomic) - the results showed that plants contain very good ratios of elements as the best plant in terms of content was Carduus pycnocephalus and Carthamus oxykontha. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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6. CREATIVITY IN TRAINING SPECIALISTS WORKING WITH VIOLENT FAMILIES
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Adelina ŞTEFÂRŢA and Eman AYOUB
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Cognitive appraisal ,Emotion ,Physiological changes ,Cognitive reaction ,Biological changes ,Response ,General Works - Abstract
The people that suffered domestic violence should learn to teach themselves, to acquire social experiences and knowledge on their own, to learn how to develop their relationships with other people on the basis of confidence and partnership and be gender sensitive, to learn to collaborate, to make a team successfully, and to learn how to exchange generously their experiences with others. Our training project is built on the non-violence ethics and philosophy. It has a strong ground based on acquiring knowledge through one`s own experience. During each meeting the participants get the power, that is the right to be a competent part in a training dialogue. The participants become active players of the teaching process.
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- 2016
7. Understanding the psycho-social problems of vulnerable adolescent girls and effect of intervention through life skill training.
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Gajalakshmi G and Meenakshi S
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Introduction: Children and adolescents are considered to be among the most vulnerable groups with respect to psychosocial issues who have been affected the most by this change in the family structure. The adolescent phase for girls is a critical period characterized by significant bio-psychosocial transformations. It is imperative to provide adolescents with the necessary tools and abilities to effectively confront these challenges which are provided by the members of the family. The implementation of life skill education is commonly acknowledged as an intervention mechanism for augmenting skills and abilities to manage the daily challenges of life, particularly among a distinct demographic such as adolescents. This study aims to examine the potential correlation between the growing incidence of mental health disorders among minors and the escalating levels of problematic smartphone and social media usage. It highlights the necessity of promoting health education in schools and investigating the impact of inadequate parenting on adolescent mental health. This paper is founded on a psychosocial intervention that employs life skill education to assist adolescents in managing the internal and external changes that arise during their developmental stage., Methods: This study employed qualitative research methods. The qualitative study findings were gathered from a variety of secondary sources, including media articles, academic journal articles, and past theses. A discourse analysis method was used throughout this study, and several case studies were gathered from news articles and journals to provide a brief overview of an Adolescent girl's current situation., Results: Adolescence pressure and the consequences of this is a global issue. Adolescent stage is the most vulnerable group in the society. This paper attempts to study the psychological problems of the adolescence as they grow up and helps in understanding their problems and implementing life skill training methods to help them rejuvenate from trauma., Conclusion: In all, initiatives aimed at mitigating stressors in the lives of adolescents often commence with educating teenagers and adolescents about the potential hazards associated with these stressors. The implementation of certain strategies should be incorporated into guidelines aimed at promoting the safe and healthy use of social media by young individuals. Keeping track of their academic progress and dealing with any problems early on can help them avoid the negative effects of psychological problems in adolescence., Competing Interests: There are no conflicts of interest., (Copyright: © 2024 Journal of Education and Health Promotion.)
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- 2024
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8. Environmental impacts of a reduced flow stretch on hydropower plants.
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Souza-Cruz-Buenaga, F. V. A., Espig, S. A., Castro, T. L. C., and Santos, M. A.
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WATER power ,BIOTIC communities ,WATER supply ,SOCIAL impact assessment ,STREAMFLOW - Abstract
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- 2019
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9. Biological changes of green pea (Pisum sativum L.) by selenium enrichment.
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Garousi, Farzaneh, Kovács, Béla, Domokos-Szabolcsy, Éva, and Veres, Szilvia
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Supplement of common fertilizers with selenium (Se) for crop production will be an effective way to produce selenium-rich food and feed. The value of green pea seeds and forages as alternative protein source can be improved by using agronomic biofortification. Therefore, biological changes of green pea (Pisum sativum L.) and influences of inorganic forms of Se (sodium selenite and sodium selenate) at different concentrations on the accumulation of magnesium (Mg) and phosphorus (P) were investigated in greenhouse experiment. 3 mg kg
-1 of selenite had positive effects to enhance photosynthetic attributes and decrease lipid peroxidation significantly. At the same time, Se accumulation increased in all parts of plant by increasing Se supply. Moreover, Mg and P accumulations were significantly increased at 3 mg kg-1 selenite and 1 mg kg-1 selenate treatments, respectively. By contrast higher selenite concentrations (≥30 mg kg-1 ) exerted toxic effects on plants. Relative chlorophyll content, actual photochemical efficiency of PSII (ФPSII ) and Mg accumulation showed significant decrease while membrane lipid peroxidation increased. Thus, the present findings prove Se biofortification has positive effects on biological traits of green pea to provide it as a proper functional product. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]- Published
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10. Stravování u vrcholově sportujících dívek
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Salivarová, Sabina, Thorovská, Alena, and Kočí, Jana
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maturation ,younger school age ,aerobics ,nutrition ,aerobic ,body fat ,athlete ,výživa ,biologické změny ,sportovec ,tuk ,dospívání ,mladší školní věk ,biological changes ,human activities - Abstract
This thesis explores the problematics of nutrition of elite female athletes from aerobic club BM Fitness Havlíčkův Brod. The thesis is aimed on the girls between ages 8 to 16 years old, which corresponds to three age categories. Based on the information gained the thesis is trying to learn the indivdual eating habbits of the the sports girls and compares the differences and similarities in nutrition between the different age groups. In the same time the thesis is trying to learn if the sports girls are eating in accordance with recomendations of the nutritionist and trainer. The thesis is divided into two parts; theoretical and practical. The theoretical part explores the history of sport nutrition, the basic parts of human nutrition, fluid intake, energy metabolism, and timing of meals according to the sport done. Part of the thesis is aimed at younger school age, then middle school age, then at teenagers. The last chapter closely descibres aerobic and fitness. The second half of the thesis consists of a practical part which was based on data gained by half structured interviews. This part is aimed on describing the individual eating habits of sports girls. From the information gained there is a significant difference between the two older catergories and the youngest category. Only the two older...
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- 2022
11. Understanding the Impact of Menopause on Women With Schizophrenia-Spectrum Disorders: A Comprehensive Review.
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Tiwari S, Prasad R, Wanjari MB, and Sharma R
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Menopause is a physiological event in women's lives that typically transpires in midlife, denoting the cessation of ovarian function and ultimately leading to the end of reproductive capacity. However, women with schizophrenia-spectrum disorders may encounter unique challenges during this period because of the interaction between hormonal changes and their pre-existing mental health conditions. This literature review aims to investigate the consequences of menopause on women with schizophrenia-spectrum disorders, including modifications in symptomatology, cognitive function, and quality of life. Potential interventions will also be examined, including hormone replacement therapy and psychosocial support. The study findings suggest that menopause can worsen symptoms, such as hallucinations and delusions, and may also impair cognitive function, resulting in memory and executive function difficulties. Nevertheless, hormone replacement therapy and psychosocial support could offer potential avenues to manage symptoms and improve the quality of life for women with schizophrenia-spectrum disorders during menopause., Competing Interests: The authors have declared that no competing interests exist., (Copyright © 2023, Tiwari et al.)
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- 2023
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12. CREATIVITY IN TRAINING SPECIALISTS WORKING WITH VIOLENT FAMILIES.
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ŞTEFÂRŢA, Adelina and AYOUB, Eman
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SPECIALISTS , *CREATIVE ability , *PREVENTION of family violence , *TRAINING - Abstract
The people that suffered domestic violence should learn to teach themselves, to acquire social experiences and knowledge on their own, to learn how to develop their relationships with other people on the basis of confidence and partnership and be gender sensitive, to learn to collaborate, to make a team successfully, and to learn how to exchange generously their experiences with others. Our training project is built on the non-violence ethics and philosophy. It has a strong ground based on acquiring knowledge through one's own experience. During each meeting the participants get the power, that is the right to be a competent part in a training dialogue. The participants become active players of the teaching process. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2016
13. Adolescencia: cambios bio-psicosociales y salud oral.
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Mafla, Ana Cristina
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DENTAL education , *DENTAL care utilization , *PSYCHOSOCIAL factors , *ORAL hygiene , *AGE differences , *PHYSICAL fitness - Abstract
Background: In dentistry, adolescents are an important reference group, since during this period the main dental and maxillary changes occur and their identity is consolidated, which will define their future attitude towards oral health. Methodology: In the years of 1997 through 2007, the National Center for Biotechnology PUBMED data base was searched for articles about adolescent bio-psychosocial features. The search was limited to articles in English and Spanish. Results: Hormonal changes increase weight, stature, muscular and bone mass, and include the acquisition of the secondary sexual characteristics. Regarding oral health, the incidence of dental caries and periodontal disease peaks during these years. In terms of psychosocial characteristics, adolescents solidify their identity in this time. There is an evolution from an autoerotic focus to heterosexuality, show emotional fluctuations, vindicatory social attitudes, and there is a progressive separation from their parents and preferential association with their peers. These changes can lead to problems such as alcoholism, use of psychoactive substances and pregnancy. Conclusions: Adolescents undergo substantial physical and emotional changes. Adolescence is a critical age, for that reason it is important to pay special attention to it, as this period is complex and has an impact on several aspects of oral health. It would be valid to utilize the strategies practiced in other countries to help oral health outcomes during these years, i.e., the inclusion of teaching sessions on adolescence in health programs at university level. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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14. Healthcare
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Baraković, Sabina, Barakovic Husic, Jasmina, Belani, Hrvoje, Conte García, Paula, Coppola, Irene, Dantas, Carina, Ellen, Moriah, Fernández-Vigil, María, Garcia, Nuno, Geambasu, Réka, Gomez-Raja, Jonathan, González López, Lucía, Gošović, Marko, Jaksic-Stojanovic, Andjela, Kautsch, Marcin, Kotradyova, Veronika, Krejcar, Ondřej, Langhammer, Birgitta, Ljubi, Igor, Madureira, Joana, Mallia, Pierre, Martinez Mozos, Oscar, Mendes, Ana, Mikulioniene, Sarmite, Naboni, Emanuele, Nyrud, Anders Q., del Mar Olmo, María, Peicheva, Dobrinka, Peltokorpi, Antti, Puebla, Tomás, Ristic Trajkovic, Jelena, Salonen, Heidi, Seduikyte, Lina, Skarvelis, Michalis, Thygesen, Hilde, Van Staalduinen, Willeke, and Weigl, Martin
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older persons ,indoor environmental factors ,biological changes ,mental health - Abstract
Introduction. Developed countries are currently undergoing demographic changes which entail the rising number of senior citizens. This particular demographic group is prone to suffering from numerous chronic diseases. The link between old age and chronic disease e.g. is illustrated by USA population reference bureau1, according to which up to 19 million people need to provide day-today primary assistance to their elderly family members. There are already a number of technologies in use, including digital devices, smart sensors and intelligent applications that assist elderly people with their everyday needs in their own homes. Developing a strategy for an integrated technological solution would resolve many issues faced by elderly patients and would lead to improving their quality of life, health, and safety. The objectives of COST Action CA 16226, Indoor living improvement: Smart Habitat for the Elderly (Sheld-on), Working Group 3 was: to explore the specific needs of elderly on physical and psychological level; to describe social, economic and technological consequences related to the care of elderly, to specify quality of live concept in context of smart environment; to review policies in different countries; to find good practices examples from different countries, in order to promote safe, comfortable and healthy living at home. WHO5 describes healthy ageing as the process of developing and maintaining functional ability that enables well- being in older age. Functional ability comprises the health related attributes that enable people to be and to do what they have reason to value. It is made up of intrinsic capacity of the individual and relevant environmental characteristics and the interactions between individual and these characteristics. Intrinsic capacity is the composite of all the physical and mental capacities of individual. Environment comprises all factors in the extrinsic world that form the context of an individual’s life (from micro level to macro level). Within these environments are a range of factors, including the built environment, people and their relationships, attitudes and values, health and social policies, the systems that support them, and the services that they implement. We took this explanation of functional capacity of older people as base for WG3 report on the state of the art, where we explored needs of older persons in relation to healthcare and smart living spaces and tried to map existing policies and practices regarding healthcare and smart living spaces in order to propose topics for future studies. Report summarizes research done by WG3 members as well as results of additional search of information related to WG3 objectives.
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- 2019
15. Ship-driven biopollution: How aliens transform the local ecosystem diversity in Pacific islands.
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Ardura, Alba, Fernandez, Sara, Haguenauer, Anne, Planes, Serge, and Garcia-Vazquez, Eva
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CORAL reef conservation ,EXTRATERRESTRIAL beings ,ECOSYSTEMS ,ISLANDS ,RED algae ,GENETIC drift ,MARINE biodiversity - Abstract
Ships moving species across the oceans mix marine communities throughout latitudes. The introduction of new species may be changing the ecosystems even in remote islands. In tropical Pacific islands where maritime traffic is principally local, eDNA metabarcoding and barcoding revealed 75 introduced species, accounting in average for 28% of the community with a minimum of 13% in the very remote Rangiroa atoll. The majority of non-native species were primary producers –from diatoms to red algae, thus the ecosystem is being transformed from the bottom. Primary producers were more shared among sites than other exotics, confirming ship-mediated dispersal in Pacific marine ecosystems. Limited alien share and an apparent saturation of aliens (similar proportion in ports of very different size) suggests the occurrence of "alien drift" in port communities, or random retention of newly introduced aliens that reminds genetic drift of new mutations in a population. • French Polynesian coral reefs have high proportion of alien species. In small remote atolls >13% of exotic species were found • Alien contained more primary producers than the native, showing biodiversity changes from the bottom of the trophic chain. • Saturation of exotics in communities and effect of "alien drift"– retention of alien species if a niche is empty. • Robust study based on a NGS metabarcoding + eDNA and individual barcoding of specimens taxonomically identified de visu. • Highlight the need of participation of locals and tourists in the conservation of tropical coral reefs: citizen science. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]
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- 2021
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16. Intra-individual variance of the human plasma oxylipin pattern: Low inter-day variability in fasting blood samples: Versus high variability during the day
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Ostermann, Annika I., Greupner, Theresa, Kutzner, Laura, Hartung, Nicole M., Hahn, Andreas, Schuchardt, Jan Philipp, Schebb, Nils Helge, Ostermann, Annika I., Greupner, Theresa, Kutzner, Laura, Hartung, Nicole M., Hahn, Andreas, Schuchardt, Jan Philipp, and Schebb, Nils Helge
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Introduction: Several eicosanoids and other oxylipins are important lipid mediators. Reliable quantification in plasma is important to assess the state of disease, action of drugs and the biology of oxylipins. In order to monitor biological changes, low background variability of oxylipin concentrations in biological samples is essential for proper interpretation of oxylipin biology. However, only little is known about the variation in the oxylipin profile in healthy human subjects. Experimental: Inter-day variation in circulating oxylipins after overnight fasting was investigated in healthy young men on either a standardized or non-standardized diet during a (24 to) 48 h time interval. Intra-day variance was investigated during an 8 h time interval (covering breakfast and lunch meals) in men on a standardized diet with blood sampling at 0, 2, 4, 6 and 8 hours. Free oxylipins in plasma were analyzed using a targeted metabolomics platform for the quantification of 160 oxylipins from different precursors. Analytical variation was evaluated based on quality control plasma samples. Results: Free oxylipins in quality control plasma samples showed low variations (<20% for most analytes). Inter-day variations in fasting blood were in the same range, while significant differences were observed within the day (intra-day variance). Conclusion: Based on the low intra-individual inter-day variance in concentrations of free oxylipins, our results demonstrate the suitability of fasting plasma for the investigation of oxylipin biology. In non-fasting plasma samples, the variations were high during the day. Thus, non-fasting plasma samples appear to be unsuitable to evaluate biologically relevant changes, for instance, those caused by disease or drugs. However, it remains to be determined if the same standardized meal results in reproducible modulations of the oxylipin profile allowing evaluation of the oxylipin pattern during the postprandial state.
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17. Environmental impacts of a reduced flow stretch on hydropower plants
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Souza-Cruz-Buenaga, F. V. A., Espig, S. A., Castro, T. L. C., and Santos, M. A.
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recursos hídricos ,hydrology ,hidrologia ,meio ambiente ,water resources ,environment ,biological changes ,alterações biológicas - Abstract
In Brazil, given its privileged hydrology, the unexplored economic use of water resources has many dimensions, such as hydroelectric power. This energy will face increasingly rigorous social and environmental impact assessments (40% of potential is located in the Amazon region). Hydropower inventory studies conducted over decades, with solutions such as ecological river flows, that flood smaller areas and reduce natural river flows modifications, are being reviewed. The river extension from dam to the point where the waters are returned after the powerhouse is known as the Reduced Flow Stretch (RFS). Even mega-projects, such as the 11.3 GW Belo Monte dam, are designed with deviating flows reaching an astounding 13,000 m 3/s (excavated material higher than Panama Canal). RFS requires to be carefully studied to achieve appropriate ecological flows, since RFS flows increased reduces the plant's electricity production to the same installed capacity. Balancing RFS requirements and hydroelectric power remains a challenge and, clearly, there is no consensus. Here, we performed an analysis of the main environmental impacts caused by RFS requirements, considering the multiple water use specific for each dam site. The natural variability of river flows provides diversity of habitats and maintains the richness and complexity of biological communities. Therefore, the present study has great ecological, social and economic relevance, since proper evaluation of the RFS requirements avoids potential destabilization of biological communities and even loss of biodiversity. This type of arrangement was more common in dams located in headwaters of rivers, as in the slopes of the Andes mountain range, and in regions like the Alps. There are many hydroelectric plants in South America and Europe that have this type of arrangement of engineering works. But the times are different and the environmental impacts have to be better evaluated. A final aspect also involves the maintenance of ecological flows downstream of dams. Regularization reservoirs need to keep downstream, even if they do not have a TVR, adequate flows that represent minimally the seasonality of the river, with floods and droughts, that propitiate the maintenance of the ecosystems downstream. There are cases such as the Sobradinho Plant in the São Francisco River that has been much questioned in this regard, especially when the climate is changing in the basin, with long periods of drought, and with increasing water use. So this is a very important and increasingly current issue. Resumo No Brasil, dada a sua hidrologia privilegiada, o uso econômico dos recursos hídricos tem muitas dimensões, como a energia hidrelétrica, agricultura, abastecimento humano. A energia hidrelétrica tem enfrentado e enfrentará cada vez mais avaliações de impacto social e ambiental rigorosas (notadamente na região amazônica onde está localizado 40% do potencial). Os últimos estudos de inventário de para implantação de hidrelétricas por esse motivo tem sido feitos procurando soluções que minimizem a área de inundação e abandonando aquelas alternativas que propunham a modificação dos fluxos naturais dos rios, com a construção de reservatórios de regularização. Algumas dessas soluções de engenharia envolvem a proposição de um trecho de vazão reduzida, um trecho de rio que vai da barragem até o ponto em que as águas são devolvidas ao seu curso natural, após passar pelas turbinas, de forma a aproveitar a queda proporcionada pelo rio e pela barragem. Esse estirão fluvial é conhecido como trecho de fluxo ou vazão reduzida (TVR). Mesmo mega-projetos, como a represa de Belo Monte (11,3 GW), são projetados desta forma, com fluxos desviados por vales e canais laterais, escavados (nesse caso chegando a um surpreendente 13000 m3 (de material escavado superior ao do Canal do Panamá). Assim o TVR sofre um impacto severo e definitivo, local onde a vazão natural será diminuída e que precisa ser cuidadosamente estudado para se possa propor fluxos ecológicos adequados, uma vez que um aumento nos fluxos no TVR reduz a produção de eletricidade da planta para a mesma capacidade instalada. A forma de equilibrar os requisitos do TVR e a energia hidroelétrica continua a ser um desafio, e claramente não há consenso. Neste estudo, realizamos uma análise dos principais impactos ambientais causados pelos requisitos do TVR, considerando as múltiplas utilizações de água específicas para cada local da barragem. O estudo é relevante porque a variabilidade natural dos fluxos dos rios fornece diversidade de habitats e mantém a riqueza e a complexidade das comunidades biológicas. Se os requisitos do TVR não forem adequadamente avaliados, pode haver uma desestabilização de comunidades biológicas e até mesmo uma perda de biodiversidade. Esse tipo de arranjo era mais comum em barragens localizadas em cabeceiras de rios, como nas encostas da cordilheira dos Andes, e em regiões como os Alpes. Existem muitas hidrelétricas na América do Sul e na Europa que possuem esse tipo de arranjo de obras de engenharia. Mas os tempos são outros e os impactos ambientais tem que ser melhor avaliados. Um último aspecto também envolve a manutenção de fluxos ecológicos a jusante de barragens. Reservatórios de regularização precisam manter a jusante, mesmo que não tenham um TVR, fluxos adequados que representem minimamente a sazonalidade do rio, com cheias e estiagens, que propiciem a manutenção dos ecossistemas a jusante. Existem casos como o da Usina de Sobradinho no rio São Francisco que tem sido muito questionado nesse aspecto, notadamente quando o clima está mudando na bacia, com longos períodos de estiagem, e com crescimento dos conflitos de uso da água. Portanto esse é um tema importantíssimo e cada vez mais atual.
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18. Environmental impacts of a reduced flow stretch on hydropower plants
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T. L. C. Castro, F. V. A. Souza-Cruz-Buenaga, S. A. Espig, and M. A. Santos
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0106 biological sciences ,010607 zoology ,hydrology ,hidrologia ,Biology ,Environment ,water resources ,01 natural sciences ,biological changes ,recursos hídricos ,Rivers ,Hydroelectricity ,lcsh:Botany ,lcsh:Zoology ,Water Movements ,Environmental impact assessment ,lcsh:QL1-991 ,meio ambiente ,lcsh:Science ,lcsh:QH301-705.5 ,Hydropower ,geography ,geography.geographical_feature_category ,Flood myth ,business.industry ,010604 marine biology & hydrobiology ,alterações biológicas ,Floods ,lcsh:QK1-989 ,Droughts ,Current (stream) ,Nameplate capacity ,Water resources ,lcsh:Biology (General) ,lcsh:Q ,Hydrology ,General Agricultural and Biological Sciences ,Water resource management ,business ,environment ,Mountain range ,Brazil - Abstract
In Brazil, given its privileged hydrology, the unexplored economic use of water resources has many dimensions, such as hydroelectric power. This energy will face increasingly rigorous social and environmental impact assessments (40% of potential is located in the Amazon region). Hydropower inventory studies conducted over decades, with solutions such as ecological river flows, that flood smaller areas and reduce natural river flows modifications, are being reviewed. The river extension from dam to the point where the waters are returned after the powerhouse is known as the Reduced Flow Stretch (RFS). Even mega-projects, such as the 11.3 GW Belo Monte dam, are designed with deviating flows reaching an astounding 13,000 m 3/s (excavated material higher than Panama Canal). RFS requires to be carefully studied to achieve appropriate ecological flows, since RFS flows increased reduces the plant's electricity production to the same installed capacity. Balancing RFS requirements and hydroelectric power remains a challenge and, clearly, there is no consensus. Here, we performed an analysis of the main environmental impacts caused by RFS requirements, considering the multiple water use specific for each dam site. The natural variability of river flows provides diversity of habitats and maintains the richness and complexity of biological communities. Therefore, the present study has great ecological, social and economic relevance, since proper evaluation of the RFS requirements avoids potential destabilization of biological communities and even loss of biodiversity. This type of arrangement was more common in dams located in headwaters of rivers, as in the slopes of the Andes mountain range, and in regions like the Alps. There are many hydroelectric plants in South America and Europe that have this type of arrangement of engineering works. But the times are different and the environmental impacts have to be better evaluated. A final aspect also involves the maintenance of ecological flows downstream of dams. Regularization reservoirs need to keep downstream, even if they do not have a TVR, adequate flows that represent minimally the seasonality of the river, with floods and droughts, that propitiate the maintenance of the ecosystems downstream. There are cases such as the Sobradinho Plant in the São Francisco River that has been much questioned in this regard, especially when the climate is changing in the basin, with long periods of drought, and with increasing water use. So this is a very important and increasingly current issue.
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- 2017
19. Sexuální výchova a chování žáků na středních školách
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Hubáčková, Jana, Ehler, Edvard, and Vančata, Václav
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education ,sense organs ,Sexual behaviour ,puberty ,biologie dospívání ,psychological changes ,střední škola ,sex education ,biological changes ,high school ,adolescence ,psychologie dospívání ,sexuální výchova ,puberta ,Sexuální chování - Abstract
The topic of this diploma thesis is sexual behaviour and sex education. The adolescent body goes through important biological changes that are reflected in the adolescent behaviour. The aim of this thesis is to describe and summarize the biological changes occurring in adolescence and show their connection to sexual, social, emotional and cognitive development in adolescence. The thesis also describes the psychological aspects of adolescence as well as the changes in cognition and the emotionality. Moreover, it also focuses on the development of human sexual behaviour. Finally, the theoretical part defines the theoretical basis of sex education and describes the current state of integration of sex education into the education system of the Czech Republic. Finally, this thesis also aims to analyse attitudes towards sex education of high-school students depending on the sex and type of attended high school, as well as to map experiences in sexual life of the first-year high- school students. Results are compared to the results of national survey on sexual behaviour. KEYWORDS: Sexual behaviour, sex education, high school, biological changes, psychological changes, puberty, adolescence
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- 2016
20. Genetic and Biological Changes of Newcastle Disease Virus Due to The Development of Chicken Production System
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Sudarisman
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genetic changes ,lcsh:Agriculture ,lcsh:Veterinary medicine ,chicken ,Newcastle Disease virus ,lcsh:S ,lcsh:SF600-1100 ,lcsh:Animal culture ,lcsh:Cattle ,lcsh:SF191-275 ,biological changes ,lcsh:SF1-1100 - Abstract
In many countries, Newcastle Disease (ND) is one of the most important diseases of poultry. It causes serious economic losses in poultry industry. Newcastle Disease or pseudo-fowl pest is a highly infectious viral disease that causes very high mortality (up to 100% in severe epidemics) in poultry and wild birds around the world. Newcastle Disease remains endemic in many regions and continues to severely limit poultry production in some developing countries. The disease is currently being controlled by routine vaccinations in many countries. However, it was reported that outbreaks of ND in vaccinated flocks often occur on the field may not only be due to differences in the antigenicity of the NDV wild field strains and vaccine strains, but could also be as a result of differences in pathogenicity and virulence between different strains used as vaccine seed in NDV vaccine production.
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- 2009
21. Estudo da prevalência das alterações biológicas e mecânicas associadas à reabilitação com prótese parcial removível nas clínicas pedagógicas de Medicina Dentária da FCS-UFP
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Cunha, Ana Lúcia Leite Ferreira Alves and Gavinha, Sandra
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Removable partial denture ,Biological changes ,Patient’s satisfaction ,Mechanical changes - Abstract
Projeto de Pós-Graduação/Dissertação apresentado à Universidade Fernando Pessoa como parte dos requisitos para obtenção do grau de Mestre em Medicina Dentária Objetivos: Este projeto de investigação teve como objetivos, avaliar a prevalência das alterações mecânicas e biológicas associadas à Reabilitação Oral com Próteses Parciais Removíveis, nas Clínicas Pedagógicas de Medicina Dentária da Faculdade Ciências da Saúde da Universidade Fernando Pessoa; verificar se as consultas de controlo após a inserção de Próteses Dentárias são efetivas, como meio de evitar ou minimizar as alterações mecânicas e biológicas associadas às reabilitações protéticas; analisar a importância da posição de reabilitação e a relação oclusal entre arcadas, bem como os contactos oclusais ideais; e por fim, analisar o grau de expectativas do paciente e o grau de satisfação dos pacientes portadores de Próteses Parciais Removíveis nos seguintes critérios: estética, fonética e mastigação. Material e Métodos: Para a realização do projeto de investigação procedeu-se ao contacto dos pacientes reabilitados com Prótese Parcial Removível, entre 2008 a 2012, que cumpriam com os critérios de inclusão e exclusão, para realizarem uma consulta de controlo, onde foi aplicado um inquérito para registo dos dados como o historial protético, o estado das próteses dentárias, alterações fonéticas, hábitos de higiene oral, oclusão, contactos oclusais desejáveis, grau de expectativa do paciente e por último o nível de satisfação relativamente à estética, mastigação e fonética. A fundamentação teórica deste trabalho baseou-se em 99 artigos, pesquisados na PubMed, B-on, SienceDirect e sciELO, com limite temporal entre 2004 a 2015, com as palavras-chave: “removable partial denture”, “biological changes”, “mechanical changes” e “patient’s satisfaction”. Resultados/Conclusões: A nível global pode concluir-se com o presente estudo, que as consultas de controlo são de uma enorme importância como meio de minimizar as alterações biológicas e mecânicas associadas à Reabilitação Oral, pois a presente amostra era constituída por indivíduos que nos últimos 4 anos tinham comparecido às Clínicas Pedagógicas de Medicina Dentária da Faculdade Ciências da Saúde da Universidade Fernando Pessoa, para realizarem consultas de controlo ou então tratamentos médico-dentários, permitindo assim controlar ou minimizar possíveis alterações relacionadas com a Reabilitação Oral. Podemos também verificar que mesmo havendo um decréscimo de 5% da satisfação dos pacientes desde a inserção das Próteses Parciais Removíveis até à consulta de avaliação, para realização do estudo, em geral os pacientes se encontravam satisfeitos com as suas Próteses Parciais Removíveis, em parte devido aos controlos periódicos realizados. Objectives: This research project had as objectives, to evaluate the prevalence of mechanical and biological changes associated to Oral Rehabilitation with Removable Partial Prostheses, in Pedagogical Clinics of Dental School of Health Sciences of the Fernando Pessoa University; check if the consultations of control after the insertion of Dental Prostheses are effective, as a means to avoid or minimize mechanical and biological changes associated with prosthetic rehabilitation; analyze the importance of the position of rehabilitation and the occlusal relationship between arcades, as well as the ideal occlusal contacts; and finally, to analyze the degree of patient expectations and the degree of satisfaction of patients with Removable Partial Prosthesis on the following criteria: aesthetics, phonetic and mastication. Material and Methods: For the realization of the research project, it was carried out the contact of the rehabilitated patients with Removable Partial Prosthesis, between 2008 and 2012, who fulfilled the inclusion and exclusion criteria, to carry out a consultation of control, where an investigation was applied for registration of data as the prosthetic history, the condition of dental prostheses, phonetic changes, oral hygiene habits, occlusion, desirable occlusal contacts, degree of expectation of the patient, and finally, the level of satisfaction with the aesthetic, chewing and phonetic. The theoretical foundation of this work was based on 99 articles, searched in PubMed, B-on, SienceDirect and SciELO, with a temporal limit between 2004 and 2015, with the key words: “removable partial denture”, “biological changes”, “mechanical changes” and “patient's satisfaction”. Results/Conclusions: The global level can be conclude with this study, that the consultations of control are of enormous importance as a means to minimize biological and mechanical changes associated to Oral Rehabilitation, because the present sample comprised individuals who, in the past 4 years, had appeared to Pedagogical Clinics of Dental School of Health Sciences of the Fernando Pessoa University, to conduct consultations of control or medical-dental treatments, thus allowing control or minimize possible changes related to Oral Rehabilitation. We can also verify that even with a decrease of 5% of the patient’s satisfaction since the insertion of the Removable Partial Prosthesis up to the consultation of evaluation, for completion of the study, in general the patients were satisfied with their Removable Partial Prosthesis, due in part to the periodic checks performed.
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- 2015
22. Adolescence: bio-psychosocial changes and oral health
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Mafla, Ana Cristina
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Cambios biológicos ,Oral health ,Cambios psicosociales ,Psychosocial changes ,Salud oral ,Biological changes ,Adolescents ,Adolescentes - Abstract
Introducción: En odontología, los adolescentes son un grupo de referencia importante, pues en este período ocurren las principales variaciones dentales-maxilares y se consolida la identidad que definirá una actitud hacia la salud oral en el futuro. Metodología: En la base Pubmed del National Center for Biotechnology Information, se hizo una búsqueda de artículos de 1997 hasta 2007, para obtener datos sobre adolescencia en un plano bio-psicosocial. La bibliografía consultada se limitó a los idiomas inglés y español. Resultados: Los cambios hormonales incrementan peso, talla, masa muscular y ósea, e incluyen la adquisición de los caracteres sexuales secundarios. En relación con la salud oral, la incidencia de caries y enfermedad periodontal aumenta durante estos años. En términos de las características psicosociales, los adolescentes afirman su identidad en este tiempo. Hay una evolución del autoerotismo a la heterosexulidad, muestran fluctuaciones de humor, actitudes sociales reivindicatorias, y hay una separación progresiva de sus padres y preferencia por asociarse con sus pares. Estos cambios pueden llevar a problemas como alcoholismo, uso de sustancias psicoactivas y embarazo. Conclusiones: Los adolescentes sufren cambios físicos y emocionales importantes. La adolescencia es una edad crítica, y por este motivo es indispensable poner especial atención, dados su complejidad e impacto sobre distintos aspectos de la salud oral. Sería válido aplicar estrategias practicadas en otros países para mejorar la salud bucodental durante estos años, p. e, incluir enseñanzas sobre la adolescencia en los programas de salud a nivel universitario. Background: In dentistry, adolescents are an important reference group, since during this period the main dental and maxillary changes occur and their identity is consolidated, which will define their future attitude towards oral health. Methodology: In the years of 1997 through 2007, the National Center for Biotechnology PUBMED data base was searched for articles about adolescent bio-psychosocial features. The search was limited to articles in English and Spanish. Results: Hormonal changes increase weight, stature, muscular and bone mass, and include the acquisition of the secondary sexual characteristics. Regarding oral health, the incidence of dental caries and periodontal disease peaks during these years. In terms of psychosocial characteristics, adolescents solidify their identity in this time. There is an evolution from an autoerotic focus to heterosexuality, show emotional fluctuations, vindicatory social attitudes, and there is a progressive separation from their parents and preferential association with their peers. These changes can lead to problems such as alcoholism, use of psychoactive substances and pregnancy. Conclusions: Adolescents undergo substantial physical and emotional changes. Adolescence is a critical age, for that reason it is important to pay special attention to it, as this period is complex and has an impact on several aspects of oral health. It would be valid to utilize the strategies practiced in other countries to help oral health outcomes during these years, i.e., the inclusion of teaching sessions on adolescence in health programs at university leve.
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- 2013
23. Incidence of mechanical action during tumbling of meat on mass transfer, tissue structure and protein solubilization
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Sharedeh, Diaa, Venien, Annie, Favier, Raphael, Chekrar, Fatima, Gatellier, Philippe, Astruc, Thierry, Daudin, Jean-Dominique, Qualité des Produits Animaux (QuaPA), Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA), and ANR-ALIA program (ANR-09-ALIA-013-01)
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meat ,[SDV.IDA]Life Sciences [q-bio]/Food engineering ,[SPI.GPROC]Engineering Sciences [physics]/Chemical and Process Engineering ,physical phenomena ,biological changes ,tumbling - Published
- 2012
24. The incidence of depression symptoms amongst learners 12 and 13 years of age
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Schoombie, Elize and van Zyl, Erna
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biologiese veranderinge ,Depression ,leerders ,education ,adolessente ,primêre skool ,Depressie ,identifisering van depressie ,psychological factors ,biological changes ,learners ,primary school ,sielkundige faktore ,downheartedness ,self-evaluation questionnaire ,adolescents ,selfevalueringsvraelys ,identification of depression ,causes of depression ,neerslagtigheid ,oorsake van depressie - Abstract
Navorsing wat gedoen is oor depressie onder vroeë adolessente berus grootliks op data wat deur ouers verskaf is, en lewer uiteenlopende resultate. Tydens hierdie literatuurstudie is bevind dat daar 'n toename in die voorkoms van depressie onder vroeë adolessente is. Hierdie empiriese studie is dus onderneem om te bepaal wat die voorkoms van depressiesimptome onder 12- en 13-jarige leerders in 'n primêre skool is, asook om te bepaal of daar enige intervensie plaasvind. Die gestandaardiseerde selfevalueringskaal, die "Children's Depression Inventory" (CDI), is as meetinstrument gebruik om die voorkoms van depressie te bepaal, terwyl 'n selfgestruktureerde vraelys gebruik is om biografiese besonderhede van die leerders te bekom. Die resultate van hierdie navorsing toon aan dat 10,8% van die respondente wel aan die kriteria vir depressiesimptome voldoen. Riglyne vanuit die literatuur is saamgestel om ouers en onderwysers bewus te maak van die vroeë waarskuwingstekens van depressie onder jong adolessente. The main aim of this research was to determine whether learners aged 12 and 13 years in a primary school experience symptoms of depression. It is a well-known fact that today's learners often experience feelings of downheartedness. The experience of downheartedness may be of a temporary nature but Johnson (2004) warns that this emotion may lead to depression. This age group has been purposefully selected for this research because learners in this group are extremely vulnerable in terms of significant biological, cognitive and social changes. These learners are currently in Grade 7 which often is the highlight of their primary school career. Together with positive feelings, some of the learners might also experience feelings of fear for the secondary school that lies ahead. This dual state of emotions can cause great confusion in their minds. The occurrence of excitement and highlights combined with fear is called the "top-dog phenomenon". This phenomenon combined with the effects of biological changes can give rise to the occurrence of symptoms of depression. The increasing occurrence of depression amongst adolescents can be as high as 20 to 30 percent for diagnosable depressive disturbances (Berk 2003:197). This indicates that two to three out of every ten adolescents in the general population will probably experience depressive disturbances. The causes of depression are multiple, including a chemical imbalance in the brain, psychological factors, or a combination of the two. Hormonal changes, apathy and boredom, peer pressure, conflict with superiors, relationship problems, family problems, excessive worrying, school and examination stress, bullying, genetic causes and many more factors can cause depression. The more factors present in the learner's life, the greater the chances of him/her developing a mental disturbance. To diagnose depression successfully, a multi-dimensional approach with different modes, for example, clinical interviews or self-evaluation questionnaires and information from the parents and the learner him/herself should be taken. When diagnosing children and adolescents, it is very important to keep the different factors of the learners' developmental dimension in mind. Neglecting to identify or diagnose symptoms of depression in adolescence, can lead to the following behaviour: drug abuse, anti-social behaviour, restlessness, truancy, problems at school, promiscuity, decreased hygiene and an increase in sensitivity to rejection. It is furthermore important to realise that adolescents who have been diagnosed with depression run a greater risk of repeated episodes of depression. Symptoms of depression during adolescence give rise to such a severe feeling of hopelessness that it can be a trigger for and a forecast to suicide. The literature study that informed this study was verified by an empirical study where a standardised self-evaluation scale namely the Children's Depression Inventory (CDI) as well as a self-structured questionnaire were implemented. The results indicated that 10,8% of the respondents do meet the criteria for symptoms of depression. The biographical variables indicated significant correlations between symptoms of depression and gender, the relationship between the learners and their fathers and mothers, and the learners' feelings about the volume of tasks and homework with which they had to cope. Correlations were established also between symptoms of depression and bullying at school, and a strong correlation between depression and the learners' need to discuss their problems with someone. Because this research has indicated that a significant number of the involved learners most certainly do experience symptoms of depression, the researcher found it necessary to compile a set of guidelines on these symptoms. These guidelines were compiled from the literature to serve as warning signals for depression in early adolescence and can be of great assistance to educators and parents. The indication by learners that they do experience a great need for a person with whom they may discuss their problems, serves as a warning that any adult working with adolescents should heed.
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- 2011
25. Problems of biological assets evaluation
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Zinkevičienė, Danutė and Stončiuvienė, Neringa
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Assets ,Biologinis turtas ,Lietuva (Lithuania) ,Biologiniai pokyčiai ,Fair value ,Cost price ,Įkainojimas ,Net realizable value ,Biological changes ,Evaluation ,Biological assets ,Grynoji galimo realizavimo vertė ,Savikaina - Abstract
Straipsnyje apibūdinta biologinio turto esmė ir biologinių pokyčių įtaka šio turto įvertinimui. Išanalizuotas biologinio turto įkainojimo metodų taikymas, atskleisti įvertinimo savikaina ir tikrąja verte, atėmus pardavimo vietos išlaidas, metodų privalumai ir trūkumai, nustatyta minėtų įkainojimo metodų įtaka įmonės veiklos rezultatui. The paper describes the essence of biological assets and the influence of biological changes on the value of these assets Analysis of pricing of biological assets according to their cost price and fair value minus the estimated point of sale costs, an essential difference between these evaluation methods has been established When assets are priced by their fair value minus the estimated point of sale costs, the usefulness of this asset (i e the possibility to earn income m future) at the moment of its origin is evaluated, therefore gross profit and loss are recognized before the moment of sales When the fair value exceeds the cost price of manufacturing, the profit and the assets are overestimated m the financial statement, and this con predicts the principle of precaution, which provides for evaluation of assets by a lower value.
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- 2004
26. Influence of earthworms on organic waste composting and charactertisation of vermicompost end products
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Castillo, A.E., Benito, S.G., Iglesias, M.C., Castillo, A.E., Benito, S.G., and Iglesias, M.C.
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The aim of this work was to study the influence of earthworms on the composting process. Selected waste mixtures -pine sawdust + poultry litter (M1), cotton industry waste + poultry litter (M2), shredded paper + horse manure (M3), and cotton industry waste + horse manure (M4)- were composted for 85, 64, 60 and 60 days respectively in plastic boxes. The temperature variations during this process followed the typical three-phase pattern. At the end of this process 95, 80, 75 and 95 g of Eisenia andrei were added to each treatment respectively to initiate vermicomposting. Together, the composting and vermicomposting processes took between 105 and 175 days. Earthworm biomass decreased in M1 and M2, and increased in M3 and M4. The physical, chemical and biological variables measured, such as time to compost maturity, the changes in earthworm population, the C/N ratio, and the availability of nutrients, showed that M3 was the best medium for earthworm activity, and that M4 had the best chemical and physical properties as an organic manure. Mixtures containing poultry litter were not suitable for vermicomposting. However, M1 was the best mixture in a test involving the growth of ryegrass (Lolium perenne cv. Weterwald); compared to controls, a 120% dry weight yield was obtained, El propósito de este trabajo fue estudiar el papel de las lombrices en el proceso de compostaje. Las mezclas de residuos seleccionados, serrín de pino + cama de pollo (M1), residuos de la industria algodonera + cama de pollo (M2), papel desmenuzado + estiércol de caballo (M3), residuos de la industria algodonera + estiércol de caballo (M4), se compostaron durante 85, 64, 60 y 60 días, respectivamente, en recipientes de plástico. La variación de la temperatura durante el proceso siguió el patrón típico de tres fases. Al final del proceso de compostaje se agregaron 95, 80, 75 y 95 g de Eisenia andrei a cada tratamiento. Ambos procesos, compostaje y vermicompostaje, tomaron de 105 a 175 días. La biomasa de lombrices disminuyó en M1 y M2, y se incrementó en M3 y M4. Los parámetros físicos, químicos y biológicos medidos una vez que el compost estuvo maduro, el aumento en las poblaciones de lombrices en algunos tratamientos, la relación C/N y la disponibilidad de nutrientes, demostraron que el tratamiento M3 fue el mejor medio para la actividad de las lombrices y que el tratamiento M4 tuvo las mejores propiedades físico-químicas como abono orgánico. Las mezclas con cama de pollo no fueron convenientes para la acción de las lombrices, sin embargo en el test con ryegrass (Lolium perenne cv. Weterwald) la M1 obtuvo el mejor rendimiento de materia seca (120%).
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- 2005
27. Astronauts Can Withstand Longer Space Trips, New Study of Twins Finds.
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Hotz, Robert Lee
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BIOMETRY , *ASTRONAUTS , *HEALTH of astronauts , *SPACE flight , *IMMUNE system , *GENE expression - Published
- 2019
28. Experimental work on the settlement of sewage
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Stones, T.
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- 1975
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