Religion and spirituality in Latino life in the United States.

Koss‐Chioino, Joan D.

doi:10.1037/14045-033

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“…Navabi et al (2006) already demonstrated on over 140 different wheat genotypes that the extent of recovery capability varied among genotypes. Similar results were found by Briggs (1990) for barley.…”

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“…Lodging is defined as the permanent displacement of a plant from the upright position (Berry and Spink, 2012;Rajapaksa et al, 2018) and leads to qualitative and quantitative yield losses of up to 45 % (Berry and Spink, 2012;Peng et al, 2014;Pinthus, 1974;Weibel and Pendleton, 1964). The losses are mainly as a result of the lodging severity and the developmental stage of occurrence (Berry et al, 2004;Fischer and Stapper, 1987;Briggs, 1990). Extreme weather conditions like heavy rain, storm, excessive nitrogen and disease can cause lodging.…”

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Quantifying Lodging Percentage, Lodging Development and Lodging Severity Using a Uav-Based Canopy Height Model

Wilke

Siegmann

Frimpong

et al. 2019

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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Abstract. Unmanned Aerial Vehicles (UAVs) are increasingly used, and open new opportunities, in agriculture and phenotyping because of the flexible data acquisition. In this study the potential of ultra-high spatially resolved UAV image data was investigated to quantify lodging percentage, lodging development and lodging severity of barley using Structure from Motion techniques. The term lodging is defined as the permanent displacement of a plant from the upright position. Traditionally lodging quantification is based on observations that need, and vary with observers in the field. An objective threshold approach was proposed in this study to improve the accuracy in lodging determination. Across breeding trials, manual reference measurements and UAV based lodging percentage showed a very high correlation (R2&thinsp;=&thinsp;0.96). In addition, the multi-temporal lodging percentage development was used to estimate the recovery rate and to determine the influence of different lodging events. Based on the parameter lodging percentage an approach was developed that allowed the assessment of lodging severity, an information that is important to estimate the yield impairment. Lodging severity can be used for insurance applications, precision farming and breeder research. This trait, together with differentiated recovery are novel traits next to lodging severity that will aid the selection for genetic lines.

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Quantifying Lodging Percentage, Lodging Development and Lodging Severity Using a Uav-Based Canopy Height Model

Wilke

Siegmann

Frimpong

et al. 2019

Int. Arch. Photogramm. Remote Sens. Spatial Inf. Sci.

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“…It is a major problem in cereal crops, because it leads to qualitative and quantitative yield losses up to 45% [34,[36][37][38]. Yield loss is strongly affected by the lodging severity and the development stage at which it occurs [39][40][41]. Extreme weather conditions (wind, hail, heavy rain) and other environmental factors, such as excessive nitrogen supply, pests, diseases, and high plant density, can cause lodging before harvesting [42].…”

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Quantifying Lodging Percentage and Lodging Severity Using a UAV-Based Canopy Height Model Combined with an Objective Threshold Approach

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Unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs) open new opportunities in precision agriculture and phenotyping because of their flexibility and low cost. In this study, the potential of UAV imagery was evaluated to quantify lodging percentage and lodging severity of barley using structure from motion (SfM) techniques. Traditionally, lodging quantification is based on time-consuming manual field observations. Our UAV-based approach makes use of a quantitative threshold to determine lodging percentage in a first step. The derived lodging estimates showed a very high correlation to reference data (R2 = 0.96, root mean square error (RMSE) = 7.66%) when applied to breeding trials, which could also be confirmed under realistic farming conditions. As a second step, an approach was developed that allows the assessment of lodging severity, information that is important to estimate yield impairment, which also takes the intensity of lodging events into account. Both parameters were tested on three ground sample distances. The lowest spatial resolution acquired from the highest flight altitude (100 m) still led to high accuracy, which increases the practicability of the method for large areas. Our new lodging assessment procedure can be used for insurance applications, precision farming, and selecting for genetic lines with greater lodging resistance in breeding research.

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“…As implied earlier, older Latinos can express their spirituality in a variety of ways (Canda & Furman, 2010). Expressions of spiritual need are likely to be similarly diverse (Koss-Chioino, 2013). Maintaining a network of diverse contacts within the practitioner's hospital, healthcare community, and the broader local community can help address diverse spiritual needs.…”

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“…beliefs are interpreted and practiced (Koss-Chioino, 2013). The compartmentalization of spirituality, commonly found in European American culture, is largely absent.…”

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Addressing Older Latinos’ Spiritual Needs in Hospital Settings: Identifying Predictors of Satisfaction

Hodge

Wolosin

Bonifas

2013

ASW

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Many older Latinos use spirituality to navigate the challenges associated with hospitalization. Although spiritual assessments are typically recommended in such settings, little, if any, research has sought to identify the factors that predict satisfaction with addressing clients' spiritual needs. Using a national sample of recently hospitalized older Latinos (N = 227), this secondary analysis identified predictors of older Latinos' satisfaction with how well their spiritual needs were addressed during their hospitalization. Among the eight predictors examined, room quality, nursing staff, and physicians were positively associated with satisfaction, while the discharge process was negatively associated with satisfaction. By understanding the factors that predict satisfaction, practitioners are better positioned to provide culturally relevant and effective services to older Latinos.

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Religion and spirituality in Latino life in the United States.

Cited by 15 publications

References 40 publications

Quantifying Lodging Percentage, Lodging Development and Lodging Severity Using a Uav-Based Canopy Height Model

Quantifying Lodging Percentage, Lodging Development and Lodging Severity Using a Uav-Based Canopy Height Model

Quantifying Lodging Percentage and Lodging Severity Using a UAV-Based Canopy Height Model Combined with an Objective Threshold Approach

Addressing Older Latinos’ Spiritual Needs in Hospital Settings: Identifying Predictors of Satisfaction

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