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Nowadays, the use of mobile telephony and wire-less devices has become more demanding, generating electromagnetic radiations. Microwave radiation can affect the growth rate of plants. For this study, the aromatic plants i.e. parsley, celery, dill, basil, were chosen as irradiated plants. This study aims to investigate the effects of irradiation with microwave field on polyphenolic compounds from basil, celery and parsley. The extracts were obtained by sonication. Quantitative analysis of polyphenolic compounds was performed by high performance liquid chromatography using an Altima C18 column. The elution was performed in gradient, with acetonitrile (eluent A) and formic acid in water (1%, eluent B). It was observed that in the irradiated plants, the content of polyphenolic compounds was higher than in the controlled plant. This finding suggests that that plants were strongly influenced by stress due to electromagnetic fields.

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The education reform has generated in the years 2011 and 2012 the most disastrous results in thehistory of transition from school (pre - university education) to active life (through continuation of studiesor by insertion on the labor market), changing social parameters for this period. If from economic outlook,in 2011 the 28,000 young people of the 100,000 who failed to obtain the bachelor’s degree produced a 74million Ron loss for the economy (cost of paying the unemployment benefits), in terms of social equity itwas initiated the relocation of educational and occupational hierarchies. The year 2012 growsexponentially the unemployment among young people and deepens the budget deficit affected by theincreasing amounts for the social benefits.In this context, the present article aims to analyze the effects of the rising unemployment on thelabor market and to identify the best solutions for its balance in the period 2014 - 2020, complementarysolutions for the ones proposed by members of the European Council, signers of the Declaration datedJanuary 30th 2012, which aimed “to favorably strengthen growth and friendly increase employment”.

The paper presents the analysis and diagnosis of cables for data transmission in telecommunications. Among these data transmission cables, the paper presents the optical cable and the UTP cable. For these cables, following the analysis and diagnosis, the defects that appeared were fixed. At the same time, the services provided through the repaired cables were also checked. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper presents the design, implementation and characterization of a hardware platform for Fuel Management System (FMS) for fuel carrying vehicles. The primary design goal is to devise a system capable of monitoring the fuel level in real time. This system is proposed for fuel carrying road tankers which carry fuel from oil depots to end users such as petrol-stations. This system is based on hardware as well as software. The hardware part consists of fuel level circuits, on-board Arduino, GSM and GPS modules. While the software part consists of LabView for Database purposes. This system offers an Automatic Electronic System (AES) which replaces manual monitoring of fuel. This system measures fuel volume and sends measured volume to the owner’s mobile as well as owner’s computer through GSM network. It also provides a technique for detecting theft or fraud incidents in case of fuel theft or fuel leakage. Additionally the system can track the location of each fuel carrying tanker in order to locate the place of any incident that could have occurred. This system allows for an automated analysis and monitoring of fuel level, having a reduced cost due to affordable and easy-to-acquire electronic components.

The emancipation of women in both Europe and the USA really began in the second half of the 19th century. After the end of the First World War, women acquired, in addition to the legal right to vote, the right to practice professions that were once completely forbidden to them. Among these professions that have long been forbidden for women to practice, is the profession of dentist. In this article, we presented several biographies of the representatives of the fairer sex who practiced the profession of dentist. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Background: The leading cause of disability worldwide are the neurological disorders, which affect a significant part of the world population and are considered the second leading cause of death. The number of patients diagnosed with neurological diseases has been increasing for the last 30 years. The internet is accessible to anyone and many patients are using the internet instead of making medical appointments. Some websites may contain errors that can expose readers to certain risks.The primary purpose of this study was to evaluate the information about Alzheimer's disease, Parkinson's disease, and multiple sclerosis found on the internet by French- speaking general users employing quality criteria such as credibility, completeness, accuracy, and the Brief DISCERN tool. In addition, the study tested whether the websites' Google Ranks and credibility scores could be useful indicator of website content quality. Material and methods: Based on inclusion and exclusion criteria, a sample of 75 websites was selected, 25 websites for each disease. Compliance with credibility requirements was assessed using a set of 12 widely accepted criteria. Completeness and accuracy of the information were assessed by cross-checking the website content against diseases-specific evidence-based quality benchmarks developed in collaboration with specialists in the respective field. The assessment procedure followed a protocol described in previously published works. Credibility, completeness, and accuracy were expressed as scores ranging from 0 to 10. The brief DISCERN tool was applied to measure the quality of information about treatment choices as described by its authors. Overall and disease-specific means and standard deviations of quality scores were computed. Correlations between scores were tested using Spearman correlation test. This study is a component of a larger project, encompassing analyses exploring the quality of information on medical websites, covering various pathologies in different languages. Results: The overall means and standard deviations of the credibility, accuracy, completeness, and Brief DISCERN scores for the neurological disorder websites were 5.2 (1.5), 4.0 (2.6), 5.4 (2.1), and 15.3 (6.0), respectively. The disease-specific scores, presented in the same order, were 5.2 (1.0), 3.6 (2.8), 6.2 (1.6), and 13.5 (6.2) for Alzheimer's websites, 5.2 (1.7), 4.8 (2.5), 4.1 (1.6), and 17.0 (5.8) for Parkinson's websites, and 5.2 (1.8), 3.6 (2.5), 5.9 (2.3), and 15.5 (5.7) for multiple sclerosis websites. The results of the correlations test showed the following values: credibility vs. completeness score: rho=0.1971, p=0.901; credibility vs. accuracy score: rho=0.0775, p=0.5202; credibility vs. brief DISCERN score: rho=0.1883, p=0.1056; Google rank vs. completeness score: rho=-0.2967, p=0.0097; Google ranks vs. accuracy score: rho=0.1661, p=0.1662; Google rank vs. brief DISCERN score: rho=-0.3506, p=0.002. Conclusions: Overall, the average credibility, accuracy, completeness, and brief DISCERN scores for the neurological disorder websites in French were moderate, indicating substandard quality of available information. The statistically significant correlations between Google ranks and two quality scores suggest a trend where higher-ranked websites offer more comprehensive and accurate content. However, considering the low strength of the correlations observed, the practical significance of Google rankings as a reliable indicator of information quality becomes uncertain. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This paper presents the design, implementation and characterization of a hardware platform for Fuel Management System (FMS) for fuel carrying vehicles. The primary design goal is to devise a system capable of monitoring the fuel level in real time. This system is proposed for fuel carrying road tankers which carry fuel from oil depots to end users such as petrol-stations. This system is based on hardware as well as software. The hardware part consists of fuel level circuits, on-board Arduino, GSM and GPS modules. While the software part consists of LabView for Database purposes. This system offers an Automatic Electronic System (AES) which replaces manual monitoring of fuel. This system measures fuel volume and sends measured volume to the owner's mobile as well as owner's computer through GSM network. It also provides a technique for detecting theft or fraud incidents in case of fuel theft or fuel leakage. Additionally the system can track the location of each fuel carrying tanker in order to locate the place of any incident that could have occurred. This system allows for an automated analysis and monitoring of fuel level, having a reduced cost due to affordable and easy-to-acquire electronic components. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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