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[Environment and health in Gela (Sicily): present knowledge and prospects for future studies]-Indoor air quality: an environmental and health priority

2009

The study area includes the Municipalities of Gela, Niscemi and Butera located in the South of Sicily, Italy. In 1990 it was declared Area at High Risk of Environmental Crisis. In 2000 part of it was designated as Gela Reclamation Site of National Interest, RSNI. The site includes a private industrial area, public and marine areas, for a total of 51 km(2). Gela populationin 2008 was 77,145 (54,774 in 1961). Sea level:46 m. Total area: 276 km(2). Grid reference: 37 degrees 4' 0" N, 14 degrees 15' 0" E. Niscemi and Butera are located border to Gela. Populations are respectively 26,541 and 5,063. Sea level respectively: 332 m and 402 m. Close to the city of Gela, the industrial area, operating…

Power PlantMaleRisk FactorIncidenceWorld Health OrganizationEpidemiologic StudieExtraction and Processing IndustryLung NeoplasmOccupational DiseaseChemical IndustryDeath CertificateFemaleEnvironmental PollutionEnvironmental HealthSicilyEnvironmental PollutantHealthy Worker EffectHumanForecasting
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Factors influencing caries status and treatment needs among pregnant women attending a maternity hospital in Udaipur city, India.

2012

To estimate the prevalence and severity of dental caries along with the treatment needs; to determine the factors that influence dental caries status among pregnant women attending a district maternity hospital in Udaipur, India. Study design: Study sample comprised of 206 pregnant women attending a district maternity hospital in Udaipur, India. Clinical data were collected on dental caries by DMFT and treatment needs as described in World Health Organization Dentition status and Treatment needs. Results: The overall caries prevalence was 87%. Mean caries experience differed significantly among women in various trimesters, it was found to be 3.59 and 3.00 in 1st and 2nd trimester subjects r…

PregnancyDecayed teeth2nd trimesterbusiness.industryResearchDentition.statusDentistryOdontologíaCaries prevalence:CIENCIAS MÉDICAS [UNESCO]medicine.diseaseCiencias de la salud3rd trimesterCommunity and Preventive DentistryWorld healthstomatognathic diseasesstomatognathic systemUNESCO::CIENCIAS MÉDICASmedicinebusinessCaries experienceGeneral DentistryDemographyJournal of Clinical and Experimental Dentistry
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Rapid Detection of the ERV-K(C4) Retroviral Insertion Reveals Further Structural Polymorphism of the Complement C4 Genes in Old World Primates

2001

The fourth component of complement (C4) is coded for by two tandem-duplicated genes located in the class III region of the MHC of humans as well as a number of primates. A C4 gene size polymorphism giving rise to two gene variants of 16 and 22.3 kb length can be attributed to a complete endogenous retroviral insertion of 6.3 kb termed ERV-K(C4) in intron 9 of the long C4 genes. We developed a simple PCR-based screening assay to detect the presence of this insertion, and tested a number of unrelated animals from old world primate species. The presence of the ERV insertion in the orangutan, rhesus macaque and green monkey as well as its absence in gorillas and chimpanzees could be confirmed. …

PrimatesTime FactorsOld WorldVirus IntegrationImmunologyMajor histocompatibility complexPolymerase Chain Reactionbiology.animalGeneticsAnimalsPrimateGeneGenetics (clinical)GeneticsPolymorphism GeneticbiologyEndogenous RetrovirusesIntronComplement C4DNAbiology.organism_classificationIntronsMutagenesis InsertionalRhesus macaqueGreen monkeybiology.proteinBaboonExperimental and Clinical Immunogenetics
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Putting documents into their work context in document analysis

2000

In trying to achieve document standardization the goal is to find more effective, consistent, and standardized ways to utilize information technology. The specification and implementation of document standards may take several years requiring a profound analysis and understanding of document management practices. Document standardization does not concern documents only: it concerns workers, their work, business partners, and future systems as well. In this paper we discuss two ways of describing the work context of documents: process modelling and life cycle modelling. In process modelling, documents are regarded as resources produced and used in inter- or intra-organizational business proc…

Process managementStandardizationBusiness processComputer scienceDocument type definitionDocument management systemLibrary and Information SciencesManagement Science and Operations Researchcomputer.software_genreWork relatedComputer Science ApplicationsWorld Wide WebMarket requirements documentMedia TechnologyDocument engineeringcomputerInformation SystemsVision documentInformation Processing & Management
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Kusin orakin, mitŋi SSRU elʒiŋan

1933

Pasaules politikas un militāro konfliktu apskats. Tulkojums no krievu valodas evenku (tungusu) valodā.

Propaganda CommunistMilitārā politikaEvenku valodaMilitary policyKomunistiskā propaganda:SOCIAL SCIENCES::Social sciences::Political science::Peace and conflict research [Research Subject Categories]Evenki languageWorld politics
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The Extermination of Psychiatric Patients in Latvia During World War II

2006

It is known that chronic psychiatric patients were deliberately killed in Latvia during World War II. The purpose of this article is to collect as much information as possible on this subject and to bring it to the attention of the general reader. According to the available data, 2,066 chronic psychiatric patients were killed in Latvia during this period.

Psychiatry and Mental healthmedicine.medical_specialtybusiness.industryHealth PolicyWorld War IIPublic Health Environmental and Occupational HealthmedicineSubject (philosophy)PsychiatrybusinessPeriod (music)International Journal of Mental Health
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The Body as the Union of the Psychic and the Physical in Bergson and Merleau-Ponty

1991

Within the framework of the theme of the First World Congress of Phenomenology “Fifty Years after Husserl: the Legacy of Husserl and Contemporary Phenomenology,” I wish to set forth in this brief article some reflections on the phenomenology of the body in Bergson and Merleau-Ponty. This analysis is not aimed directly at possible similarities and divergences between Bergson and Husserl.1 I have concentrated upon one of their heirs, Merleau-Ponty. I consider that the phenomenological method can throw light on the perennial problem of anthropology: the relationships between the psychic and the physical. On the other hand, as a student of Bergsonian thought, I would like to point out the simil…

PsychicPhenomenology (philosophy)ConstitutionPhilosophymedia_common.quotation_subjectWishSimilarity (psychology)First WorldTranscendental idealismmedia_commonTheme (narrative)Epistemology
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Interpretations of Suffering in Phenomenology of Life and Today’s Life-World

2012

Philosophers make difference between pain and suffering. Pain can be characterized as phenomenon of internal experience of sentient beings, mainly based on psycho-physical experience. Suffering from the phenomenologican point of view is reflected painful feeling with meaning constituted in intentional act. Suffering manifest Mensch-Schmerz (F. Nietzsche), painful creative affects of the life process. Attitude to suffering shows human positioning in the Universe. It have been described at the philosophy of Stoics, B. Pascal, A. Schopenhauer, F. Nietzsche, M. Scheler, V. Frankl, S. Weil, Z. Maurina, A.-T. Tymieniecka and others. Phenomenology of life sees birth, death and suffering as a drama…

PsychoanalysisFeelingPain and sufferingmedia_common.quotation_subjectPhenomenonMetaphysicsMythologyLife worldPsychologyPhenomenology (psychology)media_commonDrama
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Conceptualizing and Measuring the Quality of Democracy: The Citizens' Perspective

2018

In recent years, several measurements of the quality of democracy have been developed (e.g. Democracy Barometer, Varieties of Democracy Project). These objective measurements focus on institutional and procedural characteristics of democracy. This article starts from the premise that in order to fully understand the quality of democracy such objective measurements have to be complemented by subjective measurements based on the perspective of citizens. The aim of the article is to conceptualize and measure the subjective quality of democracy. First, a conceptualization of the subjective quality of democracy is developed consisting of citizens’ support for three normative models of democracy …

Public AdministrationSociology and Political Sciencedemocracypolitical attitudepolitische Einstellungsubjective quality of democracyquality of democracy02 engineering and technologyPublic opinionmeasuring democracyconception of democracy050602 political science & public administration0202 electrical engineering electronic engineering information engineeringWorld Values Surveylcsh:JA1-92Political sciencemedia_commonQualitätConceptualization05 social sciencesLiberal democracyDemocracy0506 political sciencesocial science conceptsquality020201 artificial intelligence & image processingDemokratieDemokratieverständnisAllgemeines spezielle Theorien und Schulen Methoden Entwicklung und Geschichte der Politikwissenschaftmedia_common.quotation_subjectPolitikwissenschaftpolitical culturelcsh:Political science (General)Political scienceMessungQuality (business)politische KulturPositive economicsbusiness.industryDirect democracymodels of democracyvarieties of democracyddc:320öffentliche Meinungpublic opinionNormativeBasic Research General Concepts and History of Political Sciencemeasurementmodels of democracy; social science concepts; subjective quality of democracy; varieties of democracybusinessIndraStra Global
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La Asociación Europea contra la Poliomielitis y los programas europeos de vacunación

2012

La búsqueda de una respuesta europea al problema planteado por los brotes epidémicos de poliomielitis en las décadas centrales del siglo XX, desembocó en la creación de un organismo nuevo, la Asociación Europea contra la Poliomielitis en 1951. Los mecanismos de funcionamiento interno y las conexiones internacionales de dicha Asociación fueron subsidiarios de un determinado contexto socio-político que propiciaba este tipo de consorcios. Como muestra este trabajo, su labor en los dieciocho años de existencia fue decisiva para la articulación y el éxito alcanzado por las políticas sanitarias nacionales de inmunización masiva frente a la enfermedad.

Public healthorganismos sanitarios internacionalesInternational agenciesPolio vaccinationAsociación Europea contra la PoliomielitisVacunació antipoliomielíticaEuropean Association against Poliomyelitis20th centurypoliomielitisGeneral MedicineOrganització Mundial de la Salut (OMS)World Health Organization (WHO)Política sanitàriaSegle XXpolítica sanitariaOrganismes sanitaris internacionalsHistory and Philosophy of ScienceOrganización Mundial de la Salud (OMS)World Health Organisation (WHO)vacunación antipoliomielíticasiglo XXPoliomyelitis
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