Accurate bladder cancer diagnosis using ensemble deep leaning by Rana A. El-Atier, M. S. Saraya, Ahmed I. Saleh, Asmaa H. Rabie

“…The methods used today for diagnosing and monitoring bladder cancer are intrusive, costly, and time-consuming. In clinical practice, invasive biopsy followed by histological examination continues to be the gold standard for diagnosis. …”
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Use of Eucalytpus mixed with native species for initial reforestation in the Atlantic Forest by Bruna S. Crivilin, Fernanda L. Cunha, Josiana J. N. Basílio, Lucas A. de Melo, Soraya A. Botelho

“…Research highlights: Increasing the proportion of Eucalyptus to 25-33% can reduce the costs of restoring Atlantic Forest areas in Brazil while enhancing the financial viability of reforestation through Eucalyptus wood production. …”
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Exploring facilitators and barriers to healthcare professionals’ use of clinical guidelines to prevent surgical site infection in Rwandan hospitals by Aloys Niyomugabo, Madeleine Mukeshimana, Anita Collins, Geldine Chironda

“…Background: Surgical site infection (SSI) is a significant clinical problem with detrimental effects on the quality of life coupled with prolonged hospital stays, additional costs for patients. There are clinical guidelines for prevention of surgical site infections. …”
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Quality Management in Software Development by M. D. Birulia

“…As a result, the product will enter the market faster, which will speed up the payback of costs. The implementation of the model created within the framework of this scientific work into the production practice of IT companies presupposes strategic changes. …”
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Line Congestion Management in Modern Power Systems: A Case Study of Pakistan by Kaleem Ullah, Zahid Ullah, Bilawal Shaker, Muhammad Ibrar, Muhammad Ahsan, Sarmad Saeed, Hamid Wadood

“…However, the intermittency of renewables leads to forecasting errors, requiring extra power reserves from conventional units, thereby escalating operational costs and CO2 emissions. The country currently utilizes a manual mechanism for power balancing operations, overlooking critical grid constraints of the transmission line loadings. …”
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Transforming construction in emerging economies: overcoming barriers to the adoption of industrialized building systems by Ermias A. Amede, Asregedew K. Woldesenbet, Astatike K. Bahiru, Fekadu T. Tibebu, Leule M. Hailemariam

“…These challenges delay projects, increase costs, and hinder innovation. The study suggests solutions like enhanced training, improved supply chain management, innovative financing models, and increased R&D investment. …”
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Importance vs. Performance: Evaluating the Implementation of Learning from Incidents in Indonesian Construction Industry by Rossy Armyn Machfudiyanto, Titi Sari Nurul Rachmawati, Khrisna Primaputra, Muhammad Yahya Alfandi Tuasikal, Sunkuk Kim

“…These incidents lead to substantial economic losses, reduced productivity, and increased medical and compensation costs. To address these risks, the adoption of Learning from Incidents (LFI) has emerged as a critical approach. …”
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Sustainable groundwater control system for environmental and geotechnical problems in Sabkha soils in arid regions: case study from Abu Dhabi Metropolitan area by Ahmed Sefelnasr, Mohsen Sherif, Zainab Alhosani, Hamad Abduallah, Ahmed Baobaid, Abdel Azim Ebraheem

“…Previous solutions, such as soil replacement, soil treatment, and pumping water to transport it to the sea, have proven costly, unsustainable, and technically or economically infeasible in certain regions. …”
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Less Is More: Brain Functional Connectivity Empowered Generalizable Intention Classification With Task-Relevant Channel Selection by Haowei Lou, Zesheng Ye, Lina Yao, Yu Zhang

“…While this issue is being addressed by scaling up the EEG datasets and handcrafting the complex predictive models, this also leads to increased computation costs. Moreover, the model trained for one set of subjects cannot easily be adapted to other sets due to inter-subject variability, which creates even higher over-fitting risks. …”
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Research on Concrete Crack Damage Assessment Method Based on Pseudo-Label Semi-Supervised Learning by Ming Xie, Zhangdong Wang, Li’e Yin

“…By constructing a dual-path collaborative training framework and employing a dynamic pseudo-label refinement mechanism, the model achieves an F1-score of 0.883 using only 50% labeled data—a mere 1.3% decrease compared to the fully supervised benchmark DeepCrack (F1 = 0.896)—while reducing manual annotation costs by over 60%. Furthermore, a quantitative correlation model between crack fractal characteristics and structural damage severity is established by combining a U-Net segmentation network with the differential box-counting algorithm. …”
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A crucial step towards a safer healthcare system: embracing the WHO surgery checklist in Pakistan by Abdullah Khan, Mirza Rehan Yousaf, Hamza Naeem

“…But when a surgeon makes mistake, it costs lives. Being surgeon, a little negligence might make catastrophic incidents happen. …”
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Unveiling the environmental impact of corn production in China: evidence from panel ARDL approach by Ying Zhang, Muhammad Irshad Ahmad, Muhammad Irshad Ahmad, Qiong Shen, Muhammad Waseem Boota, Cuiping Zhao, Hengyun Ma

“…The findings reveal significant long-term contributions to carbon emissions from the use of agricultural water, agricultural credit, and fertilizers use, indicating the environmental costs associated with intensive agricultural practices. …”
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ASSESSMENT OF FERTILIZATION PLANS ON BASIC CROPS. A CASE STUDY by Casiana MIHUȚ, Nicoleta MATEOC-SÎRB, Anișoara DUMA COPCEA, Lucian NIȚĂ, Adalbert OKROS, Simona NIȚĂ, Teodor MATEOC-SÎRB, Vlad MIRCOV

“…This is how one saves considerable price differences, resulting in lower production costs and higher profits.…”
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PERAN STAKEHOLDER LEMBAGA PENDIDIKAN DALAM USAHA MENUMBUHKAN JIWA WIRAUSAHA DIKALANGAN MAHASISWA ( STUDI KASUS MAHASISWA JURUSAN MANAJEMEN PADA PERGURUAN TINGGI DI KABUPATEN KARAWA... by Citra Savitri, Enjang Suherman, Suroso .

“…But there are obstacles to these activities, namely (a) Student Participation; (b) Student Mindset; (c) Initial venture capital; (d) Activities Costs of Entrepreneurship; (e) Business Incubator. …”
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Utility of Nasal Debridement Following Pediatric Functional Endoscopic Sinus Surgery: A Scoping Review by Jeeho D. Kim, Bastien A. Valencia-Sanchez, Beau Hsia, Saif A. Alshaka, Gabriel Bitar, Vijay A. Patel

“…The role of second-look endoscopy and debridement (SLED) remains uncertain in children due to the perceived need for additional general anesthesia following their initial functional endoscopic sinus surgery (FESS) while mitigating risks and healthcare costs. This comprehensive review synthesizes current evidence on SLED in children, focusing on its practice pattern and treatment outcomes. …”
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Feasibility, enablers and challenges of using timeliness metrics for household contact tracing and TB preventive therapy in Pakistan. by Bushra Jamil, Divya Nair, Pruthu Thekkur, Neelofar Laeeq, Anum Adil, Mohammed Khogali, Rony Zachariah, Selma Dar Berger, Srinath Satyanarayana, Ajay M V Kumar, Aaron Bochner, Amanda McClelland, Razia Fatima, Anthony D Harries

“…Reasons for poor performance in the "second 7" component included travel costs to see a medical officer, loss of daily earnings and fear of a TB diagnosis. …”
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Legal support for the activities of self-regulating organizations (comparison of the experience of the G7 countries) by Anna F. Masalab

“…It is obvious that the state control exercised over one self-regulating organization is more effective and less costly than for many of them. Therefore, the experience of foreign countries concerning the transfer of powers to a single self-regulatory organization in the case of mandatory self-regulation should be used in the Russian practice.…”
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Magnetic properties and microstructures of HDDR-treated (Nd,Ce)–Fe–B magnet powders by Ryo Shimbo, Takashi Horikawa, Masao Yamazaki, Masashi Matsuura, Ryosuke Kainuma, Satoshi Sugimoto

“…In recent years, to reduce manufacturing costs and decrease the rare-earth supply/demand imbalance in the Nd–Fe–B magnet market, (Nd,Ce)–Fe–B magnets, in which Nd is replaced by Ce, have gained significant attention. …”
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Barriers and facilitators for the practice of occupational therapy in mental health: findings from a global practitioner survey of the World Federation of Occupational Therapists by Tiago S. Jesus, Pedro C. Monteiro, Ritchard Ledgerd, Claudia von Zweck, World Federation of Occupational Therapists

“…Of the nine surveyed factors, six (66%) were rated more often as barriers for practice, including “waiting times”, “services funding”, “intervention costs”, and “therapists availability”. “Screening & referral” and having “education /preparation for MH” were practice facilitators. …”
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Controlling Mechanized Technological Processes of Grain Crop Cultivation by G. L. Utenkov, I. P. Dobrolyubov

“…The study has revealed that further prospects for the efficiency growth in using mechanized technologies for cultivating grain crops are offered by soil cultivation, which consumes from 30 to 40 percent of all energy costs. (Research purpose) is to justify the methodological principles of automatic controlling an energy-intensive process of tillage in agricultural technologies of grain cultivation. …”
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