DINI institutional repository certification and beyond

DINI institutional repository certification and beyond

Purpose: Overview on certification of institutional repositories as a means to support Open Access in Germany and description of the DINI Certificate 2006 developed by DINI, the German Initiative for Networked Information. Design/methodology/approach: The DINI Certificate for Document and Publication Repositories shows potential users and authors of digital documents that a certain level of qua...

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26 Background: Distance from home to school is an important influence on the decision 27 to use active transport (AT); however, ecological perspectives would suggest this relationship 28 may be moderated by individual, interpersonal, and environmental factors. This study 29 investigates whether (i) gender, (ii) biological maturation, (iii) perceived family support for 30 physical activity (PA),...

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The global burden of foodborne disease due to the presence of contaminating microorganisms remains high, despite some notable examples of their successful reduction in some instances. Globally, the number of species of microorganisms responsible for foodborne diseases has increased over the past decades and as a result of the continued centralization of the food processing industry, outbreaks n...

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