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This paper examines clausal embedding and long-distance wh-dependencies in Ch’ol, a Mayan language of southern Mexico. We demonstrate that when it comes to finite embedded clauses, two options are available: (i) long-distance wh-extraction and (ii) clausal pied-piping with inversion of the wh-word. In clausal pied-piping, the embedded wh-word fronts to the edge of the embedded clause, and the entire embedded clause fronts to the left edge of the matrix clause. We show further that clausal pied-piping is possible only with realis embedded clauses, even when there is no obvious difference in syntactic clause size between these and the irrealis clauses which disallow it. While some work has discussed long-distance extraction in other Mayan languages (e.g. Craig 1977; Erlewine 2016; Mendes and Ranero 2021), we are unaware of descriptions of clausal pied-piping in elsewhere in the Mayan literature. Through the examination of complex clauses, we argue that the Ch’ol patterns provide evidence in favour of a QP approach to pied-piping (Cable, 2007), and against an analysis involving feature percolation. This work thus contributes both to our understanding of embedding and extraction within the Mayan family, as well as to typological and theoretical discussions of clausal pied-piping and the syntactic mechanisms underlying it.
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Holographic nanotomography of metal alloys (Al-Zr-Fe-Pd) and biological samples

Nanotomography of metal alloys and biological tissues and cells.
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Governing towards sustainable food systems: new connections for more diversity

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Fruit derived silver nanoparticles synthesis for beginners – a review

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Using the Fraud Triangle framework to explore the impact of information technology misuse on academic fraud in accounting education: evidence from Indonesia

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Innovative green consumption in a manufacturing company in the environmental-based view approach: the role of moral obligation, TPBF, green intention and pro-environmental behavior with the moderating effect of innovative work environment

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A 10-year bibliometric analysis in the field of osteosarcoma treatment from 2014 to 2023

Objective

This paper aims to explore the research hot spot and development trend in osteosarcoma treatment using a bibliometric method based upon Web of Science Core Collection (WoSCC) platform over the last decade.

Methods

The literature related to osteosarcoma and cure which were published from January 2014 to December 2023 were retrieved from the database of WoSCC and made an overall analysis for the papers published including number of articles, distribution of countries and institutions, author information, and keywords, with the CiteSpace 6.2.R5.

Results

A total of 3131 papers were retrieved, including 2601 articles and 530 reviews, and the number of papers published has been increasing year by year in the last decade. There were 415 countries and 10,719 research institutions participating into the study. China’s output of literature was the highest relying on its 1490 papers published, followed by The United States (548 papers). Shanghai Jiaotong university had the largest number of papers published (121 papers) and Central South University ranked second (82 papers). A total of 16,816 authors participated in the study. The number of the paper published by Massimo Serra of the Rizzoli Orthopaedics Institute was the largest (27 papers), followed by Dominique Heymann of the University of Sheffield (20 papers). The visualization analysis of keywords by CiteSpace software showed that the drug resistance, drug delivery, tumor tissue engineering and gene expression have become hotspots in the field of osteosarcoma treatment. Drug resistance significantly limits the effectiveness of current cancer treatments. Drug delivery technology not only enhances the targeting and efficacy of drugs but also helps to overcome drug resistance. The stem cells, targeted therapy, and tumor microenvironment represent the new research trends. In particular, the tumor microenvironment plays a key role in tumor development, progression, and drug resistance, and it offers numerous potential therapeutic targets.

Conclusion

Our investigation has identified key research foci and hotspots in osteosarcoma treatment, including drug resistance mechanisms, innovations in drug delivery technology, stem cell development, tumor microenvironment analysis, the development of novel therapies, and the clinical translation of tumor tissue engineering.

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Evaluación de la calidad del agua para consumo bovino en Santa Fe, Argentina

Resumen (Introducción): El agua es esencial para todos los seres vivos, ya que facilita el transporte de nutrientes, la eliminación de desechos y la regulación de la temperatura corporal. El agua subterránea es la principal fuente para el consumo de ganado bovino y la falta de aquella de buena calidad puede impactar negativamente en su salud, reproducción y productividad. En Argentina, la ganadería bovina para la producción de carne y leche es una actividad económica clave, por lo que resulta crucial garantizar un suministro de agua adecuado en cantidad y calidad. (Objetivo): Evaluar la calidad del agua subterránea para el ganado en la cuenca lechera de Santa Fe, Argentina, utilizando un índice de calidad de agua adaptado para bovinos. (Metodología): Durante el periodo 2023-2024, se recolectaron muestras de agua subterránea en una de las principales cuencas lecheras del país. Se analizaron parámetros significativos para la calidad del agua destinada al consumo bovino, tales como pH, sólidos disueltos totales, sulfato, cloruro, nitrato y arsénico. Cada parámetro recibió una valoración basada en sus efectos perjudiciales para los animales y, mediante una ecuación matemática, se clasificó la calidad del agua desde muy buena hasta extremadamente pobre. (Resultados): El estudio reveló que un alto porcentaje de las muestras de la cuenca lechera presentan una calidad buena o muy buena, aunque también se identificaron pozos con calidad deficiente. (Conclusiones): Los resultados subrayan la importancia de monitorear y gestionar la calidad del agua subterránea, para asegurar una ganadería bovina sostenible en la cuenca lechera de Santa Fe.
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The role of detachment faulting in the genesis of oceanic felsic melts

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