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Contents of volume 25			[ "Atmospheric Science", "Computers in Earth Sciences", "Geology", "Oceanography" ]
Hormonal Interactions in Regulation of Androgen Secretion			[ "Cell Biology", "Reproductive Medicine" ]
Determining the frequency of quality of life (QL) assessment in chemotherapy treatment: Using the LCSS-Meso in the randomized pemetrexed + cisplatin (C) trial in 448 patients with mesothelioma (MPM) as an example		Journal of Clinical Oncology	[ "Cancer Research", "Oncology" ]
Further analysis and comments regarding solubility and thermodynamic analysis of 1,6-Hexanediamine in mono-solvents and 1-butanol + cyclohexane mixed solvents at different temperatures		Journal of Molecular Liquids	[ "Materials Chemistry", "Physical and Theoretical Chemistry", "Spectroscopy", "Condensed Matter Physics", "Atomic and Molecular Physics, and Optics", "Electronic, Optical and Magnetic Materials" ]
Examining Elemental Surface Enrichment in Ultrafine Aerosol Particles Using Analytical Scanning Transmission Electron Microscopy			[ "Pollution", "Environmental Chemistry" ]
Development and Implementation of a Technique for Fast Five-Hole Probe Measurements Downstream of a Linear Cascade	Flow measurement using a linear compressor or turbine cascade is a well-established technique to characterize the flow in turbomachines with a certain degree of abstraction. A common way to obtain a general characterization of the flow is to measure the flow downstream of the cascade with a five-hole probe, obtaining, e.g., total pressure losses and flow turning. Pneumatic five-hole probes are used to capture steady or time-averaged flow quantities, if not specified otherwise. In dependency of probe geometry, measurement set-up and flow properties, such measurements can be very time-consuming. Various techniques, in order to decrease the measurement time, are proposed in literature but for certain applications the efforts required to implement such techniques can outweigh the enhanced measurement speed. In this paper, methods proposed by other authors are combined and extended to allow for fast or transient five-hole probe measurements at strongly varying flow conditions. The effectiveness of this method is presented for flow measurements downstream of a compressor cascade with attached and stalled flow (by varying the Reynolds number) as well as with steady and periodically unsteady inflow. The new method allows to reduce the measurement time by up to 90 percent without compromising measurement accuracy. In fact, due to higher spatial resolution, the flow downstream of the cascade can be better resolved with the new method.		[ "Mechanical Engineering", "Energy Engineering and Power Technology", "Aerospace Engineering" ]
Minor quinones of some Myxophyceae			[ "Molecular Biology", "Biochemistry", "Biophysics" ]
Roads for the 1940 Portuguese Nationality Commemorations: Modernising by excess in a context of scarcity	The history of two roads projected and built for cars during the first phase of the Estado Novo dictatorship in Portugal (1933–1945) is reconstructed in the context of similar developments in interwar Europe, showing the particularities of a peripheral European country. It shows the importance of automobile infrastructure to this dictatorial regime, the political uses of this technological sublime, and the controversies triggered by the exceptionality and arbitrariness with which this road plan was carried out. The Lisbon–Cascais coastal road and the Lisbon–National Stadium motorway stretch were two small roads compared with the national network, for which the State concentrated substantial economic and technical resources because of political reasons, but also due to concerns about urban development and tourism. Their construction entailed the development of national engineering and the promotion of future car use.		[ "Transportation", "Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous)", "History", "Geography, Planning and Development" ]
Effect of target attachment techniques on estimates of shank skeletal motion		Gait & Posture	[ "Rehabilitation", "Orthopedics and Sports Medicine", "Biophysics" ]
Cheating Death: New Molecules Block BAX		Trends in Molecular Medicine	[ "Molecular Biology", "Molecular Medicine" ]
G618 'Left to get on with it': The experiences of parents of children with profound cognitive impairment managing their child’s pain			[ "Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health" ]
Position Control of Linear Motor by Using Enhanced Cross-Coupling Algorithm			[ "Mechanical Engineering" ]
Efficient photocatalytic degradation of tetracycline under visible light by Z-scheme Ag3PO4/mixed-valence MIL-88A(Fe) heterojunctions: Mechanism insight, degradation pathways and DFT calculation			[ "Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering", "Environmental Chemistry" ]
Das zentral bedingte Lungenödem*)			[ "Radiology, Nuclear Medicine and Imaging" ]
Narcissism and Intimate Partner Violence Using Information and Communication Technology in Japan			[ "Law", "Sociology and Political Science", "Social Sciences (miscellaneous)", "Clinical Psychology" ]
Obstetrical policy during labor and perinatal results: a comparison between two university clinics			[ "Obstetrics and Gynecology", "Reproductive Medicine" ]
Strategy and principles of the simultaneous analysis of prostanoids by gas chromatography/mass spectrometry/selected-ion monitoring			[ "Spectroscopy", "Environmental Chemistry", "Biochemistry", "Analytical Chemistry" ]
Research vs Practise			[ "Nature and Landscape Conservation", "Ecology", "Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics" ]
ADMM-Based Method for Estimating Magnetotelluric Impedance in the Time Domain			[ "Electrical and Electronic Engineering" ]
Serum angiotensin-converting enzyme and lysosomal enzymes in asbestosis			[ "Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine" ]
BOOK RECEIVED			[ "Philosophy" ]
'Model your genes the mathematical way'--a mathematical biology workshop for secondary school teachers			[ "Education" ]
NURSING PROCEDURES		Nursing	[ "LPN and LVN", "Advanced and Specialized Nursing", "Assessment and Diagnosis", "Critical Care Nursing", "Emergency Nursing" ]
Educational psychology reader - Edited by Greg S Goodman			[ "Education" ]
Chronology paleogeography and paleoclimatic significance of the late and post-glacial events in eastern Canada			[ "Earth and Planetary Sciences (miscellaneous)", "Geography, Planning and Development" ]
British irrigation works in India's Krishna Basin			[ "Archeology", "History", "Geography, Planning and Development" ]
Is malondialdehyde a marker of the effect of oxygen free radicals in rat heart tissue?			[ "Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine", "Molecular Biology" ]
Feasibility of moxifloxacin and proflavine dual fluorescence imaging for detecting gastrointestinal neoplastic lesions: A prospective study			[ "Dermatology", "Surgery" ]
GEOPHYSICAL OPERATIONS IN THE NORTH SEA	During the last three years the discovery of the world’s second largest natural gas field at Groningen in the Netherlands has touched off in the North Sea one of the greatest competitive offshore geophysical operations in history. Before 1962, only minor amounts of geophysical work had been done there. Severe weather conditions were expected, but seismic operations have not been as much affected by weather as was originally anticipated. However, strong currents, making cable location uncertain, hampered reflection stacking and refraction operations. Location by radio was also a serious problem due to lack of sufficient available frequencies for a lane identification system. Seismic work was carried out safely in areas mapped as mine fields. Few problems with the fishing industry have so far been encountered. As a preliminary, the geophysics of the Groningen area are discussed. A gravity compilation of the North Sea shows that there are three major basins—the Northwest German Zechstein Basin, the British North Sea Basin, and the Norwegian North Sea Basin. The British Basin which contains Tertiary, Cretaceous, Jurassic, Triassic, Permian, Carboniferous, and older sediments shows considerable salt movement with salt domes, walls, and pillows being in evidence to within 30 miles of the eastern coast of England. Some examples of seismic record sections show the quality of data and the kind of structures encountered. Water reverberations were satisfactorily reduced by means of anti‐ringing procedures. Multiple reflections were frequently observed and often interfered with or obscured simple reflections. Refraction studies indicate that two main refractors, the Upper Cretaceous Chalk and the Upper Magnesian Limestone of the Permian, are present over most of the British Basin. Mapping the key basal Permian reflector is made difficult by deterioration of the reflection under areas of salt growth. Stacking sometimes enhances this reflection. Also intrusions of Permian salt into the Mesozoic beds give rise to large and rapid changes in thickness of the overlying low‐velocity Tertiary and high‐velocity Cretaceous chalk sections. A correction system for these large lateral velocity changes is described.		[ "Geochemistry and Petrology", "Geophysics" ]
NOVEL FORMS OF INSULIN DELIVERY			[ "Endocrinology", "Endocrinology, Diabetes and Metabolism" ]
183: Δ-Aminolevulinic Acid Dehydratase Variant, Lead Exposure and Cognition in Older Men			[ "Epidemiology" ]
Effect of Humidification Temperature on Air Utilization Properties of Polymer Electrolyte Fuel Cells			[ "Electrical and Electronic Engineering", "Energy Engineering and Power Technology" ]
Die logische Funktion des Takts im Anschluß an das Kantische System der Philosophie betrachtet		Kant-Studien	[ "Philosophy" ]
Gas evolution from powders of the copper selenide Cu1.985 Se		Soviet Powder Metallurgy and Metal Ceramics	[ "Materials Chemistry", "Metals and Alloys", "Mechanics of Materials", "Condensed Matter Physics", "Ceramics and Composites" ]
Subject Index Vol. 20,1993		Developmental Pharmacology and Therapeutics	[ "Pharmacology (medical)" ]
Some predictor-corrector-type iterative schemes for solving nonsymmetric algebraic Riccati equations arising in transport theory			[ "Applied Mathematics", "Algebra and Number Theory" ]
Expression of the Costimulatory Molecule B7-H4 in the Decidua and Placental Tissues in Patients with Placental Abruption	B7 homolog 4 protein (B7-H4), a member of the B7 family, is a immunomodulatory membrane protein. The aim of the study was to evaluate the expression of this protein in the decidua and placental tissues in case of placental abruption (PA) compared to cases of retained placental tissue (RPT) and controls. Tissue samples were obtained from 47 patients with PA, 60 patients with RPT, and 41 healthy controls. The samples were stained for B7-H4 expression, analyzed by an expert pathologist, and a semi-quantitative scale was applied. A statistical analysis revealed that the expression of B7-H4 was significantly higher in the decidua in PA samples compared to samples from patients with RPT (p-value		[ "Medicine (miscellaneous)" ]
Predation effects of benthivorous fish on grazing and shredding macroinvertebrates in a detritus-based stream food web		Limnologica	[ "Aquatic Science" ]
Effect of Molasses and Bacitracin on the Estrogenic Activity of Silage			[ "Genetics", "Animal Science and Zoology", "Food Science" ]
Creep life assessment of welded trunnion and branch components using the R5 procedure			[ "Mechanical Engineering", "Mechanics of Materials" ]
Type Physicalism and Causal Exclusion			[ "Philosophy" ]
The use of metallic glasses in fabrication of ICF targets			[ "Surfaces, Coatings and Films", "Surfaces and Interfaces", "Condensed Matter Physics" ]
LAND SUITABILITY ANALYSIS FOR WHEAT CROP BY USING MULTI-CRITERIA AND GIS TECHNOLOGY IN CASE OF SOUTH GONDAR, ETHIOPIA			[ "Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering", "Polymers and Plastics", "History", "Business and International Management" ]
Assembly Accuracy Analysis with Consideration of Form Defects and Surface Deformations			[ "Applied Mathematics", "Computer Science Applications", "Mechanical Engineering" ]
Circumferential incoherent distribution of film thickness for multi-dimensional two-phase annular flow			[ "Mechanical Engineering", "Waste Management and Disposal", "Safety, Risk, Reliability and Quality", "Nuclear Energy and Engineering", "Nuclear and High Energy Physics" ]
Motto to 'Daniel Deronda.'			[ "Library and Information Sciences", "Literature and Literary Theory", "Linguistics and Language", "Language and Linguistics" ]
Isolation, characterization and molecular cloning of β-D-glucan exohydrolase from cultured tobacco cells			[ "Plant Science", "Agronomy and Crop Science", "Physiology" ]
Prognosis of patients with severe left ventricular dysfunction after coronary artery bypass grafting			[ "Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine" ]
So far, yet so close: α-Catenin dimers help migrating cells get together	Epithelial cells in tissues use their actin cytoskeletons to stick together, whereas unattached cells make active plasma membrane protrusions to migrate. In this issue, Wood et al. (2017. J. Cell Biol. https://doi.org/10.1083/jcb.201612006) show that the junction component α-catenin is critical in freely moving cells to promote adhesion and migration.	Journal of Cell Biology	[ "Cell Biology" ]
D-27 Free Communication/Poster - Issues Related to Young Athletes		Medicine & Science in Sports & Exercise	[ "Physical Therapy, Sports Therapy and Rehabilitation", "Orthopedics and Sports Medicine" ]
Multivariate Compound Poisson Distributions and Infinite Divisibility	AbstractIn this note we give a multivariate extension of the proof of Ospina & Gerber (1987) of the result of Feller (1968) that a univariate distribution on the non-negative integers is infinitely divisible if and only if it can be expressed as a compound Poisson distribution.		[ "Economics and Econometrics", "Finance", "Accounting" ]
Measuring communicative performance with the German version of the FAPCI-instrument: Normative data and longitudinal results			[ "Otorhinolaryngology", "Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health" ]
MicroReviews by the Book Review Editor: Something Incredibly Wonderful Happens: Frank Oppenheimer and the World He Made Up: K. C. Cole			[ "Education" ]
DESIGN OF SMALL OPERATORS FOR THE CONTINUATION OF POTENTIAL FIELD DATA	Two‐dimensional continuation of potential fields is commonly achieved by employing a continuation operator which consists of a number of coefficients operating upon uniformly gridded field data. To obtain accurate results, the size of the operator has to be quite large. This not only requires a lot of computational work, but also causes a considerable loss of information due to the reduced size of the field obtained after continuation. Small‐size “equivalent” operators were designed which are free from these drawbacks but yield accurate results. In order to demonstrate the efficiency of these operators, a potential field was continued upward by using 31×31 Tsuboi coefficients. This required 961 multiplications for computing the continued field at each grid point. When procedure was repeated using the equivalent operator, the number of multiplications required for each grid point was reduced to 15, the size of the resulting map was much larger, but the results in both cases were practically identical in accuracy. Frequency characteristics of the equivalent operators and the continuation of data very close to the boundary of the field map are discussed.	GEOPHYSICS	[ "Geochemistry and Petrology", "Geophysics" ]
Interference between object-based attention and object-based memory			[ "Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous)", "Developmental and Educational Psychology", "Experimental and Cognitive Psychology" ]
The Maximum Muscular Effort of the Horse			[ "Physiology" ]
Coexistence of PHI and VIP in peripheral autonomic neurons		Regulatory Peptides	[ "Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience", "Clinical Biochemistry", "Endocrinology", "Physiology", "Biochemistry" ]
Combining sell-out data with shopper behaviour data for category performance measurement: The role of category conversion power			[ "Marketing" ]
LINC01224 Exhibits Cancer-Promoting Activity in Epithelial Ovarian Cancer Through microRNA-485-5p-Mediated PAK4 Upregulation			[ "Pharmacology (medical)", "Oncology" ]
Beamforming Amplify-and-Forward Relay Networks With Feedback Delay and Interference			[ "Applied Mathematics", "Electrical and Electronic Engineering", "Signal Processing" ]
Human power output during repeated sprint cycle exercise: the influence of thermal stress			[ "Physiology (medical)", "Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health", "Orthopedics and Sports Medicine", "Physiology" ]
Author Index			[ "Clinical Biochemistry", "Molecular Biology", "Molecular Medicine", "Biochemistry" ]
Minimally invasive aortic valve repair using geometric ring annuloplasty			[ "Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine", "Surgery", "Pulmonary and Respiratory Medicine" ]
Gender, computer experience and computer-based problem solving			[ "Education" ]
Social-distancing fatigue during the COVID-19 pandemic: a mediation analysis of cognitive flexibility, fatigue, depression, and adherence to CDC guidelines		Communication Research Reports	[ "Communication" ]
Low Energy Impact Indentation of an Epoxy-Carbon Fiber Laminate	The impact event involves the motion of the specimen, the motion of the striker and the local indentation in the contact zone. In order to study the effect of the local indentation, epoxy-carbon fiber laminate specimens supported on a very rigid steel plate, were subjected to low energy impacts in an instrumented falling weight dotted with an instrumented striker with an hemispherical head. The obtained restitution coefficients show that the energy absorption by indentation is not negligible. It has been developed a lumped mass spring model based in the Hertz law which agrees with the experimental contact forces, indenter displacements and restitution coefficient, which give a very good fitting. This non-conservative model allowed assessment of the Young's modulus at these relatively high strain rates.		[ "Materials Chemistry", "Polymers and Plastics", "Ceramics and Composites" ]
Les monnaies de Nicopolis, capitale de la Petite Arménie, et son dernier roi Aristobule			[ "Archeology", "History" ]
OsCYCP4s coordinate phosphate starvation signaling with cell cycle progression in rice		Journal of Integrative Plant Biology	[ "Plant Science", "Biochemistry" ]
Re‐imagining existing architecture	PurposeThe purpose of this paper is to draw attention to the range of philosophical issues that can encourage practitioners toward a reflective and meditative consideration of refurbishment as a way of re‐imagining existing architecture.Design/methodology/approachThe paper critically reviews existing architecture literature and the emerging applied ethical enquiry in the built environment.FindingsRefurbishment projects can help achieve an extension of the economic life for many buildings. The re‐imagining of buildings is far from merely being a technical exercise. By analogously considering a building as a human, various characteristics and traits can be found – a voice, emotions and memory. The messages that are recovered from buildings need to be decoded. The ongoing applied ethical enquiry based upon the responsive cohesion model is encouraging architects to reconsider the philosophical basis of their obligations to existing buildings.Originality/valueThe paper offers an applied consideration of three linked issues that can encourage a more meditative approach to re‐imagining architecture.		[ "Building and Construction", "Civil and Structural Engineering" ]
THE TOLL OF INEQUALITY	AbstractTo take stock of the human toll resulting from racial inequality in the United States, we estimate the number of excess deaths that accumulated among African Americans over the twentieth century as a result of the enduring racial gap in mortality rates. We assemble a wide array of demographic and vital statistics data for all years since 1900 to calculate the number of Black deaths in each half-decade that occurred in excess of what would be projected if Blacks had experienced the same gender- and age-specific mortality rates as Whites. We estimate that there were almost 7.7 million excess deaths among African Americans from 1900 through 1999. Those deaths comprised over 40% of all African American deaths over the century.Excess deaths were highest in the early decades (peaking in 1925–1934), but the only period of sustained decline was 1935–1949. Subsequent reductions in excess deaths were relatively modest and unstable, and in the last decade of the century the percentage of Blacks’ deaths that were excess returned to levels as high as in the first decade. That trajectory is less positive than the trajectory for the racial gap in life expectancy over the century.Excess deaths fell disproportionately among the young in the early twentieth century, but in the succeeding decades they progressively hit harder among older African Americans, many of them in the prime of life when their economic and social pursuits were vital to their families and communities. Excess deaths were also especially heavy among Black women for most of the century.We conclude by discussing the social and policy implications of the excess deaths. We assess trends in the early twenty-first century as we consider the political challenges involved in tackling the continuing excess death toll.	Du Bois Review: Social Science Research on Race	[ "Sociology and Political Science", "Anthropology", "Cultural Studies" ]
Ethics and politics in the Anthropocene	The most fundamental challenge facing humans today is the imminent destruction of the life-generating and life-sustaining ecosystems that constitute the planet Earth. There is considerable evidence that the strongest contemporary ecological threat is anthropogenic climate change resulting from the increasing warming of the atmosphere, caused by cumulative CO2 and other emissions as a result of collective human activity over the past few 100 years. This process of climate change is reinforced by further ecological problems such as pollution of land, air and sea, depletion of resources, land degradation and the loss of biodiversity. The name gaining currency for this emerging epoch of instability in the Earth’s eco-systems is the Anthropocene. Anthropogenic climate change calls for a categorical shift in thinking about the place of humanity in these systems and requires fundamental rethinking of ethics and politics. What would an appropriate ethical frame for politics in the Anthropocene look like? In response to this question, I sketch a proposal for an ethically non-anthropocentric ethics. I draw on early Frankfurt School Critical Theorists, and on Habermas, but move beyond these theorists in key respects.	Philosophy & Social Criticism	[ "Sociology and Political Science", "Philosophy" ]
Excesso de mortalidade no Brasil em tempos de COVID-19	Resumo Tendo em vista o crescente número de óbitos pela pandemia de COVID-19 no país, o presente trabalho apresenta análise descritiva inicial e exploratória sobre o excesso de mortalidade observado nos meses de março a maio de 2020 nas capitais e nos demais municípios do país. A fonte de dados utilizada foi o registro de óbitos pelos Cartórios de Registro Civil. Os dados foram desagregados por capitais e demais municípios das 26 unidades federativas e do Distrito Federal segundo sexo. A razão de mortalidade ajustada para o ano de 2020 foi calculada tendo como padrão os coeficientes de mortalidade do ano de 2019. Os resultados indicaram excesso de 39.146 óbitos para o período estudado, sendo maior entre homens do que nas mulheres. Esse aumento foi maior nas capitais das regiões Norte, Nordeste e Sudeste. Nos demais municípios dessas regiões o incremento foi observado em maio, indicando possível interiorização da transmissão da COVID-19. Evidencia-se a necessidade de se aprimorar a detecção e o registro de casos para viabilizar o monitoramento eficiente da pandemia.		[ "Public Health, Environmental and Occupational Health", "Health Policy" ]
Tu1065: DEPRESSION IN PATIENTS WITH GASTROPARESIS: A SYSTEMATIC REVIEW AND META-ANALYSIS		Gastroenterology	[ "Gastroenterology", "Hepatology" ]
La Constitution et les problèmes d'Outre-Mer			[ "Political Science and International Relations", "Sociology and Political Science" ]
Reaction of o-fluorolithiobenzene with dicarbonyl(.eta.5-cyclopentadienyl)iodoiron: single-crystal x-ray structure of [cyclic] [(.eta.5-C5H5)Fe(CO)(C6H4-2-C(O)-C6H4-2'-C6H4-2''-F)]-.eta.6-Cr(CO)3, a metalated benzophenone			[ "Inorganic Chemistry", "Organic Chemistry", "Physical and Theoretical Chemistry" ]
Complex Limiting Velocity Expressions as Likely Characteristics of Dark Matter Particles	Many astrophysical and cosmological observations suggest that the matter in the universe is mostly of the dark matter type whose behavior goes beyond the Standard Model description. Hence it is justifiable to take a drastically different approach to the dark matter particles which is here done through the bicubic equation of limiting particle velocity formalism. The bicubic equation discriminant $D$ in this undertaking satisfy $D\succeq 0 $ determined by the congruent parameter $z$ satisfying $z^{2		[ "Pharmacology" ]
What Drives Warming Trends in Streams? A Case Study from the Alpine Foothills			[ "Water Science and Technology", "Environmental Chemistry" ]
Postexposure Effectiveness of Varicella Vaccine	Objective. 1) To describe the postexposure effectiveness of varicella vaccine in a homeless shelter; and 2) to demonstrate an effective public health intervention and its implications. Design. A prospective observational study. Setting. A women and children's shelter in Philadelphia with 2 cases of varicella before intervention. Outcome Measures. Varicella in vaccinated and unvaccinated shelter residents; vaccine effectiveness for prevention of varicella when administered after exposure among children <13 years of age. Results. Sixty-seven shelter residents received varicella vaccine after exposure, including 42 children <13 years of age. One child who was unvaccinated developed varicella, but no vaccinated child developed typical disease. Vaccine effectiveness was 95.2% (95% CI, 81.6%–98.8%) for prevention of any disease and 100% for prevention of moderate or severe disease among the children <13 years of age. Conclusion. When used within 36 hours after exposure to varicella in a setting where close contact occurred, varicella vaccine was highly effective in preventing further disease. This study provides support for the recent recommendation by the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices to administer varicella vaccine after exposure: this practice should minimize the number of moderate or severe cases of disease and prevent prolonged outbreaks.		[ "Pediatrics, Perinatology and Child Health" ]
Tandem and Domino Catalytic Strategies for Enantioselective Synthesis			[ "Organic Chemistry", "Catalysis" ]
Queer(ing) Geographies ‘Down Under’: some notes on sexuality and space in Australasia			[ "Earth-Surface Processes", "Geography, Planning and Development" ]
Induction of Wnt-Inducible Signaling Protein-1 Correlates with Invasive Breast Cancer Oncogenesis and Reduced Type 1 Cell-Mediated Cytotoxic Immunity: A Retrospective Study			[ "Computational Theory and Mathematics", "Cellular and Molecular Neuroscience", "Genetics", "Molecular Biology", "Ecology", "Modeling and Simulation", "Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics" ]
DIETARY INFLUENCE ON REPRODUCTION IN BOTH SEXES OF FIVE PREDACIOUS SPECIES (NEUROPTERA)	AbstractAlthough the species that were closely related had similar adult feeding habits, they varied in their specific dietary requirements for mating and for the initiation of oviposition. In Chrysopa lanata, which is not predacious in the adult stage, the females required a protein-carbohydrate diet in order to mate; on the other hand, Chrysopa downesi males and females, which also are not predacious, mated when fed a diet consisting only of sugar and water. Chrysopa nigricornis males and females both required prey (Myzus persicae) before they would mate; whereas Chrysopa quadripunctata and Sympherobius amiculus, both of which are predacious as adults, did not need a diet other than sugar and water for mating.All five species depended on prey or a synthetic protein-carbohydrate diet for sustained oviposition; however, S. amiculus initiated oviposition when fed only sugar. When the synthetic protein-carbohydrate diet was substituted for prey, 40% of the C. quadripunctata females began to oviposit. The same diet did not promote oviposition in the predacious C. nigricornis adults.		[ "Insect Science", "Molecular Biology", "Physiology", "Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics", "Structural Biology" ]
Cause analysis of the faults in HARC etching processes by using the PI‐VM model for OLED display manufacturing		Plasma Processes and Polymers	[ "Polymers and Plastics", "Condensed Matter Physics" ]
The β5‘ Loop of the Pancreatic Lipase C2-like Domain Plays a Critical Role in the Lipase−Lipid Interactions		Biochemistry	[ "Biochemistry" ]
Eminent Domain: "Private Property": Owner's Remedy: Injunction			[ "Law" ]
Powder processing and handling equipment report from Kemutec			[ "Materials Chemistry", "Surfaces, Coatings and Films" ]
Primary Squamous Cell Carcinoma of the Testis			[ "Urology" ]
On digital theorizing, clickbait research, and the cumulative tradition	The pursuit of novel and indigenous digital theories is a thought-provoking call by Grover and Lyytinen. Such a piece is direly needed, and we hope it will spark a reinvigoration of the field. However, despite its many merits and our alignment with its message, we have two comments or caveats for readers of their piece. These are—a) a need to re-emphasize the value of attending to the cumulative tradition in our pursuit of digital theorizing, and relatedly b) an unreflective reading of the paper may risk mobilizing IS scholarship towards clickbait research. We further highlight three anchors that future scholarship can consider in attending to these issues a) problematization anchor, b) implications anchor, and c) boundary-spanning anchor. With these points, we add more volume to amplify the message of G&L and offer suggestions for pursuing innovative digital theories that go beyond ephemeral theorizing.		[ "Library and Information Sciences", "Strategy and Management", "Information Systems" ]
Reflux gastro-œsophagien dans la population consultant à Bujumbura			[ "Infectious Diseases", "Gastroenterology", "Hepatology" ]
Infanticide by genetically deaf mice: Possible evidence for an inhibiting function of pups' ultrasonic calls			[ "Arts and Humanities (miscellaneous)", "Developmental and Educational Psychology" ]
Synthesis of Bioactive Speciosins G and P from Hexagonia speciosa			[ "Organic Chemistry", "Complementary and Alternative Medicine", "Drug Discovery", "Pharmaceutical Science", "Pharmacology", "Molecular Medicine", "Analytical Chemistry" ]
The Rat (Rattus norvegicus) as a Laboratory Host for the Metacestodes of Taenia crassiceps		The Journal of Parasitology	[ "Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics", "Parasitology" ]
Announcement			[ "Insect Science", "Ecology" ]
A study for the microwave heating of some chemical reactions through Lie symmetries and conservation laws		Journal of Mathematical Chemistry	[ "Applied Mathematics" ]
Livestock responses to droughts and severe winter weather in the Gobi Three Beauty National Park, Mongolia			[ "Earth-Surface Processes", "Ecology", "Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics" ]
Editorial Board			[ "Filtration and Separation", "Physical and Theoretical Chemistry", "Biochemistry" ]
Quantum-Chemical Study of the Structure of N-Substituted p-Quinonimines and Their Reactions with Hydrogen Halides			[ "Organic Chemistry" ]
Embrained drives to perform extraordinary roles predict schizotypal traits in the general population	AbstractSome personal drives correspond to extraordinary social roles. Given that behavioral strategies associated with such drives may conflict with those associated with ordinary roles, they could cause behavioral disorganization. To test whether they do so independent of the factors responsible for full-blown schizotypy and schizophrenia, these drives were assessed in the general population. Two hundred and nine healthy volunteers were individually presented with hundreds of names of social roles in experimental psychology conditions. The task of the participant was to decide whether or not (s)he would consider performing the role at any moment of his/her life. Schizotypal traits were measured with the schizotypal personality questionnaire (SPQ), and delusion-like ideations were assessed by the Peters et al. Delusion Inventory. Demographics and social desirability were controlled for. Participants accepting a greater percentage of extraordinary roles had higher SPQ scores. Among the three factors of the SPQ, disorganization was the one best predicted by those percentages. This correlation (r=0.40, P=7.2E−09) was significantly greater (Fisher Z-transform, P=0.003) than the correlation between the percentages of ordinary roles accepted and the SPQ scores (r=0.145, P=0.044). Reaction times revealed no suboptimal cognitive functioning in high accepters of extraordinary roles and further strengthened the drive hypothesis. Their acceptances of roles were done faster and their rejections took longer than those of low accepters (P=5E−12). Culturally embrained drives to do extraordinary roles could thus be an independent factor of the symptoms measured in the normality to schizophrenia continuum.	npj Schizophrenia	[ "Psychiatry and Mental Health" ]
The application of microcalorimetry in the compatibility test for pyrotechnics			[ "Physical and Theoretical Chemistry", "Condensed Matter Physics", "Instrumentation" ]
Letter by Goldstein et al Regarding Article, “Risk Factors for Abdominal Aortic Aneurysms: A 7-Year Prospective Study: The Tromsø Study”			[ "Physiology (medical)", "Cardiology and Cardiovascular Medicine" ]

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