APPRAISING SOCIO ECONOMIC, ENVIRONMENTAL AND COMMUNITY PERCEPTION CONCERNS BETWEEN THE INSECT COCHINEAL (DACTYLOPIUS COCCUS) WITH THE HOST PLANT OPUNTIA FICUS-INDICA): A CASE STUDY... by Betsiha E.M.

“…The major impacts of Dactylopius coccus were reported as Competing human Food and animal Feed, Cactus pear loss, Deforestation & Soil Degradation respectively. The most practiced method to control the impact of Dactylopius coccus was locally formulated chemical and cutting & burying approaches. …”
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Economic Insights to Optimize Chain of Survival in Emergency Response by Alaa Al Amiry, Sahel ALrousan

“…Around 70% of our sample had decision lag 95% CI of [63.6%, 75.3%]. The most statistically significant factor contributing to successful decision to calling for an ambulance was prior first aid training. …”
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Frequency and characteristics of occupational injuries and infections in senior medical students: a 5-year retrospective study by Muhsin Güllü, Alpaslan Türkkan

“…The majority (60.2%) were female, and injuries were most common in the Emergency Department (65.8%), predominantly affecting the hand/finger (86.2%). …”
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Awareness towards the thirdhand smoke and new- generation tobacco products in a health-science based college campus in Turkiye by Yiğitcan Şar, Rengin Reis

“…Results: Based on the findings, 46.0% (n=177) of the participants were smokers, and 54.0% (n=208) were non-smokers. Most participants had never heard of THS (73.8%), but were aware of the possible public health hazards with a moderate Beliefs About Thirdhand Smoke (BATHS) score, 35.97 ± 7.38. …”
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The prospects of use of upland rice in the Rostov region by P. I. Kostylev, E. V. Krasnova, A. A. Redkin, Yu. P. Kalievskaya

“…In 2016 there was laid down an experimental plot with periodic irrigation for the testing of upland samples of rice developed in ARRIGC, ARRIOA and ARRIR and for selection of the most stable and productive forms.…”
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Complications of invasive oral procedures in patients with immune-mediated inflammatory disorders treated with biological and conventional disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs or... by Loredana Radoi, Mohamed Kadri, Marjolaine Gosset

“…Results From 1,494 initial articles, 59 full-text articles were selected, including 47 case reports and case series, 7 comparative non-randomized studies, 1 randomized clinical trial, 2 case-case studies, 1 case–control study, and 1 prospective cohort study. Most reports involved patients with rheumatoid arthritis on methotrexate and/or anti-TNF. …”
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Probiotics in the Complex Treatment of Various Diseases of the Gastrointestinal Tract by K. V. Ivashkin, M. S. Reshetova, O. Yu. Zolnikova, V. R. Korneev, E. N. Shirokova

“…Sechenov First Moscow State Medical University in collaboration with Valenta Pharm allows dynamic evaluation of the clinical course of functional gastrointestinal diseases. The most frequent functional gastrointestinal disorder – irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) – is characterized by a quantitative and qualitative change in the intestinal microflora, which, together with inflammatory changes in the intestinal wall, may act as a trigger for the onset of symptoms, as well as lead to a functional change in the receptor apparatus of pain pathways. …”
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Pattern Of Sexually Transmitted Infections And Sexual Behavior In Patients With Genital Symptoms by M Gyawalee, DB Pokhrel

“…Many (52.3%) were married. The most common infection was condyloma accuminata (29.2%). …”
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Grounding Fault Protection Scheme for 0.4 kV Switchgear in Metro Substations by ZHOU Wenwei

“…［Objective］ Single-phase grounding faults account for over 80% of the total distribution line faults, with most inter-phase faults originating from single-phase grounding faults. …”
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Studies of the Combined Modes of Microwave Grain Drying by Sergey A. Pavlov, Igor A. Pekhalsky, Nikolay G. Nikolay G. Kynev

“…To ensure the high quality of the materials being dried, one of the most promising ways to dehydrate vegetable raw materials is drying under the action of electromagnetic radiation (microwave drying). …”
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Enhancing the enviro-economic viability of biogas-solar hybrid systems: Strategies for sustainable energy development in Iran by Bahar Panbechi, Ahmad Hajinezhad, Seyed Farhan Moosavian, Reza Fattahi

“…The study concludes that government subsidies are critical to improving the economics and sustainability of renewable energy projects in Iran. The most effective approach integrates the optimized scenarios, reduces overall fuel costs, and maximizes revenue potential.…”
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Remote Sensing and Machine Learning for Eutrophication Detection: Assessing the Trophic State in Reservoirs Using Multispectral Indices and Deep Learning by Ruben Usamentiaga, Jose Sal, Pelayo Elvira

“…These indices and bands undergo an automated feature selection process, which identifies modified chlorophyll absorption ratio index, near-infrared reflectance of vegetation, difference vegetation index, and weighted difference vegetation index as the most relevant features for distinguishing whether the reservoir is in a eutrophic state. …”
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Evaluation of the Accuracy and Applicability of Reanalysis Precipitation Products in the Lower Yarlung Zangbo Basin by Anqi Tan, Ming Li, Heng Liu, Liangang Chen, Tao Wang, Binghui Yang, Min Wan, Yong Shi

“…Spatial regression revealed terrain features explain 15.4% of flood-season variation. TPMFD most accurately captured these terrain-precipitation relationships. …”
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In-vitro assessment of anti-breast cancer potential of pumpkin seed oil nanoemulsion with mechanistic insights into cytotoxicity and apoptosis by Rupali Ghosh, Noor Fatima, Abul Vafa, Syed Abuzar Raza Rizvi, Saima Wajid

“…Abstract Breast cancer is the most prevalent malignancy in women with 16% of all cancer deaths and current therapies frequently resulting in significant adverse consequences. …”
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Evaluating the Turkish Red Crescent’s (Türk Kızılay) disaster response: insights from the 2023 Kahramanmaraş earthquakes by Hüseyin Koçak, Ahmet Doğan Kuday, Kerem Kınık, Cüneyt Çalışkan, İsmet Çelebi, Kurtuluş Açıksarı

“…Abstract Background The 2023 Kahramanmaraş earthquakes, one of Turkey’s most devastating disasters, highlighted the importance of effective disaster response operations. …”
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Adaptive gradient scaling: integrating Adam and landscape modification for protein structure prediction by Vitalii Kapitan, Michael Choi

“…Abstract Background Protein structure prediction is one of the most important scientific problems, on the one hand, it is one of the NP-hard problems, and on the other hand, it has a wide range of applications including drug discovery and biotechnology development. …”
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Classroom Disruptions and Classroom Management in Learning Factory Settings at Vocational Schools by Pierre Meinokat, Ingo Wagner

“…Mutual trust between teachers and students, as well as teachers utilizing strategies according to their personality, were mentioned as the most important factors in ensuring success in this context.  …”
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Application of knowledge tools in training, based on problems’ solving: methodology and it support by D. V. Kudryavtsev, S. A. Kostousov

“…We have studied knowledge management tools based on several classifications and selected the most suitable ones to support problem-based learning. …”
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Decoding survival in MASLD: the dominant role of metabolic factors by Zhiqiang Jin, Cheng Zeng, Yang Yang, Shan Zhong, Zhi Zhou

“…Results This study found that not only the number of metabolic factors had different effects on all-cause survival in MASLD patients, but also the degree of impact of different metabolic factors on survival was quite different, among which poor glycemic control was the most important influencing factor. Conclusion This study highlights the clinical value of relevant metabolic factors in predicting survival in the MASLD patient population. …”
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Long-Term Fine Particulate Matter (PM_2.5) Trends and Exposure Patterns in the San Joaquin Valley of California by Ricardo Cisneros, Donald Schweizer, Marzieh Amiri, Gilda Zarate-Gonzalez, Hamed Gharibi

“…In this study, the highest daily PM_2.5 levels observed in Fresno and Bakersfield occurred during the autumn, most likely due to agricultural activities and higher wind speeds, with daily values greater than 25 µgm⁻³ and 50 µgm⁻³, respectively. …”
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