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Additional file 2: Body composition according to lobular inflammation grade.

Additional file 3: Body composition according to ballooning grade.

A father working at the National Institute of Polar Research and a mother working at NTT Security Japan KK achieved work-life balance (WLB) while nursing their child with severe motor and intellectual disabilities (SMID). Its quantitative analysis was performed using detailed records of parents' life conditions and work records for two years to verify their WLB. The child routinely required nursing of either of his parents, who nursed while working. Nursing performed while the father worked with the child, and the mother did telework. In order to work while raising and nursing children with SMID, there was a limit to social welfare services, so an environment where various work styles were possible at work needed. Comparing the various working styles of parents and their employers, private companies outperformed national research institutions in many ways, including information systems and regulations. The WLB needed to reform the working environment to enable diverse work styles and indicated the need for work style reform as a management issue for national research institutions.

Within the framework of the Eliashberg theory including the energy-dependent Lorentzian electronic density of states (EDOS), the behavior of the quasiparticle density of states (QDOS) is studied for strong-coupling superconductors. Our numerical calculation shows that when the EDOS has structure it can give an additional structure to the QDOS besides the usual fine structures due to the strong electron-phonon coupling when the carrier concentration has appropriate values. It is also found that the inclusion of the energy-varying EDOS leads to unusual band-filling dependence of the gap ratio 2 Δ 0 / k B T c : The calculation with the band-filling n being varied, reveals that the gap ratio does not necessarily take its maximum value of half-filling, but at a value of n far away from half-filling. This may occur as the electron-phonon coupling becomes very strong.

La tradicional televisión por aire encaró la segunda década del siglo XXI enfrentando transformaciones de calado. Su completa digitalización no sólo supone una mejora de la calidad de imagen y sonido, sino que abre las puertas al pluralismo ideológico y la diversidad cultural. Sin embargo, la introducción de la televisión digital terrestre (TDT) muestra que la definición de un modelo televisivo depende, más allá de la tecnología, de las relaciones políticas, económicas, sociales y culturales: mientras que en algunos casos ha servido para sumar agentes o lanzar señales y servicios, en otros reforzó el poder de los operadores tradicionales en un entorno de competencia de soportes (satélite, cable o Internet).El volumen, editado por los especialistas Albornoz y García Leiva y en la que participan destacados investigadores del medio televisivo pertenecientes a prestigiosas universidades y centros especializados en el sector audiovi- sual, analiza la transición hacia la TDT y el “apagón analógico” en algunos de los principales países de Europa (Reino Unido, España y Francia), Améri- ca (EE.UU., México, Brasil y Argentina) y Asia (Japón y China).

“Diversidad cultural y audiovisual: buenas prácticas e indicadores” (ref. CSO2011-26241), pertenece al Plan Nacional I+D+i del Ministerio de Economía y Competitividad de España. “Convergencia digital: el futuro de las tecnologías y los contenidos de la información y la comunicación”, está financiado por la Comisión de Apoyo al Personal de Educación Superior (CAPES), de Brasil, y cuenta con la participación de investigadores de las universidades Carlos III de Madrid, do Vale do Rio dos Sinos y Federal de Sergipe.