Industrialization and its Impact on Sweeping the Authority of Traditional Forms in Architecture (Study on human needs) by Basim Hasan Al-Majidi, Sara Raed Majeed, Nairy Mugardich Krikor

“…The research follows a series of actions to solve the research problem after the formula of the research hypothesis became as "The process of manufacturing and digital production affects the process of producing architectural forms positively or passively depending on nature, function, and the extent of repetition of the project". The most important conclusions and recommendations that demonstrated the architects quest to take advantage of all the possibilities of industrialization and the short-time production and increase the creative imagination of the designer with regard to architectural design is to create new languages and vocabulary for the architectural formation that is suited to the spirit of the times, and the pattern of existing buildings and installations of all types and functions, and the way they perform these various functions, is changed. …”
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Urban building-level positioning using data-driven algorithms enhanced by spatial variations in sensor features by Die Zhang, Xin Liu, Yong Ge, Yixi Wei, Mengxiao Liu

“…As individuals spend most of their time indoors, determining whether a mobile device is located indoors or outdoors – and identifying the specific building it is in – is essential for enabling building-level location-based services and fine-grained human activity analysis. …”
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Effect of remineralization after in office followed by home treatment of white spot lesions in children randomized controlled trial by Maryam M. El Mansy, Mohamed F. Rashed, Reham S. Saleh

“…However, at one-month group III had the most significant color change in all groups. NHA could be a potent remineralizing agent while improving the color of WSLs. …”
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Adverse and Positive Childhood Experiences and Emotional Regulation Difficulties in a Sample of Incarcerated Men by Bárbara Maia, Ana Rita Cruz, Olga Cunha

“…Conversely, PCEs were significantly negatively correlated with overall emotional regulation difficulties and most subscales (impulse, goals, awareness, and clarity). …”
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Characteristics of Elderly Long-Term Care Residents Who Were Injured and Transferred to Hospital Emergency Departments in Korea: A Retrospective Multicenter Study by Myeong Namgung, Keon Kim, Dong Hoon Lee, Ho Young Yune, Jung Hee Wee, Duk Ho Kim, Eui Chung Kim, Jee Yong Lim

“…Of 255,543 patients seen in one of the five emergency departments, 79 were transferred from a long-term care hospital because of trauma. The most common trauma mechanism was slipping down, with 33 (58.9%) patients, followed by falling from a bed (17.9%), striking an object such as a wall or corner (10.7%), overextending a joint (8.9%), and unknown mechanisms (3.6%). …”
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Remote Aerial Vehicle Solutions for Weed Detection in Precision Agriculture by Shekhar S. Borah, Aryan Anand, Prabha Sundaravadivel, Reginald Fletcher, Krishna N. Reddy

“…The YOLOv8 nano model emerged as the most balanced in terms of precision (75.6%), recall (81.7%), and mAP@0.5 (81.5%), demonstrating effective weed detection performance under real field conditions. …”
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Interface Areas in the European Alps: Defining Functional Regions Between Mountains and Lowlands by Dominik Bertram, Tobias Chilla, Uta Schirpke

“…Despite their significance, interface areas remain a underexplored spatial category, with most studies focusing on either mountain or lowland areas. …”
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Improving Soil Health Using Date Palm Residues in Southern Tunisian Olive Orchards by Najoua Chniguir, Abdelhakim Bouajila, Ángeles Prieto-Fernández, Zohra Omar, Salah Mahmoudi, Carmen Trasar-Cepeda

“…All residues increased SOM and available phosphorus (Pi), with dose-dependent effects sustained over time, though significant increases were only observed at the highest application rates. The most notable improvements occurred in soils amended with composted date palm waste. …”
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Typhoon and Storm Surge Hazard Analysis Along the Coast of Zhejiang Province in China Using TCRM and Machine Learning by Yong Fang, Xiangyu Li, Yanhua Sun, Ailian Li, Yunxia Guo

“…Zhejiang Province in China is one of the most typhoon-prone regions globally, making typhoon and storm surge hazard analysis critically important for disaster mitigation. …”
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Worldwide distribution of the MYH9 kidney disease susceptibility alleles and haplotypes: evidence of historical selection in Africa. by Taras K Oleksyk, George W Nelson, Ping An, Jeffrey B Kopp, Cheryl A Winkler

“…The E-1 risk haplotype followed a cline, being most frequent within sub-Saharan African populations (range 50-80%), less frequent in populations from the Middle East (9-27%) and Europe (0-9%), and rare or absent in Asia, the Americas, and Oceania. …”
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Adhesion Molecules in Assessment of Annual Prognosis in Young Patients with Acute Coronary Syndrome by A. V. Yagoda, A. M. Eremenko, N. N. Gladkikh

“…During the first 12 months in young ACS patients the most significant factors of unfavorable prognosis are the levels of blood leukocytes and ICAM-1 on day 1 (before PCI), and L-selectin on the 7th day after percutaneous coronary intervention.…”
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Characteristics of randomized trials published in Latin America and the Caribbean according to funding source. by Ludovic Reveiz, Stephanie Sangalang, Demian Glujovsky, Carlos E Pinzon, Claudia Asenjo Lobos, Marcela Cortes, Martin Cañón, Ariel Bardach, Xavier Bonfill

“…English was the dominant publication language (93%) and most of the RCTs were published in non-LAC journals (84.2%). …”
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A study to assess the outcome of percutaneous nephrolithotomy using “STONE” nephrolithometry score for staghorn renal stone by Santhosh Srinivasan, Abdul Azeez Ambalath

“…Following PCNL, 17 (32.7%) patients had residual stones, resulting in a stone-free rate of 67.3%. The most common postoperative complications were hematuria (n = 17; 32.7%) and nephrostomy drainage tube leak (n = 13; 25%). …”
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Hematopoietic Stem Cell Transplant in Adult Patients with Fanconi Anemia: A Review by Bradley Rockwell, Prakriti Ramamurthy, Jhannine Alyssa Verceles, Amanda Lombardo, Amit Verma, Dennis L. Cooper

“…Hematopoietic stem cell transplant is the only cure for the hematologic manifestations of FA but there are several unique considerations in FA patients, including first maintaining a high index of suspicion for the diagnosis in patients with minimal phenotypic abnormalities, second an exaggerated sensitivity to alkylating agents and radiation, precluding the use of standard myeloablative conditioning regimens despite the young age of most of the patients, and lastly a marked propensity for squamous cell cancers of the upper aerodigestive tract and anogenital region, likely further increased by the drugs used in conditioning and by chronic inflammation in patients who develop graft-versus-host disease. …”
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Microbial Content of “Bowl Water” Used for Communal Handwashing in Preschools within Accra Metropolis, Ghana by Patience B. Tetteh-Quarcoo, Isaac Anim-Baidoo, Simon Kwaku Attah, Bawa Abdul-Latif Baako, Japheth A. Opintan, Andrew A. Minamor, Mubarak Abdul-Rahman, Patrick F. Ayeh-Kumi

“…Unlike the rest of the microbes, bacterial isolates were found among samples from all the schools, with Staphylococcus species being the most prevalent (40.9%). Out of the three schools that had parasites in their water, two of them had Cryptosporidium parvum. …”
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SOILS OF THE EASTERN PRIOL’KHONYE ON THE COAST OF THE LAKE BAIKAL: CURRENT STATE AND USE by I. A. Belozertseva, D. N. Lopatina, N. A. Zvereva

“…The research was conducted on the east coast of the Lake Baikal in its central basin, which is most visited by tourists. Several soil types can be found along the coast line and on gently sloped surface nearby, they are: castanozems, umbrisols, cambisols, gray soils, histic fluvisols gleyic, humic fluvisols gleyic, chernozems, umbric fluvisols, cambic fluvisols and other. …”
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Hydrodynamic Responses of Fish Community Dynamics in Large‐Scale Morphologically Complex River Systems by Jiajian Qiu, Saiyu Yuan, Hongwu Tang, Yilin Deng, Carlo Gualtieri

“…Abstract Large rivers exhibit dynamic and complex geomorphic features, supporting some of the most biodiverse and ecologically productive ecosystems. …”
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Survival and behavior of juvenile salmonids (Oncorhynchus spp.) in a large water diversion revealed with acoustic telemetry by Steven C. Zeug, Myfanwy E. Johnston, Matthew B. Espe, Andrew J. Kalmbach, Eric D. Chapman, Michele N. Johnson, Javier B. Miranda

“…The data presented here represent the most comprehensive study of salmonid survival through this large diversion and can be used to improve models of diversion-related mortality and provide a baseline against which mitigation measures may be evaluated.…”
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Focus on physiotherapy and manual therapy for infants in Norway, a cross-sectional study on referral practice, and planned interventions by Hege Handeland, Kari Anne Indredavik Evensen, Hilde Stendal Robinson

“…Results Median age (range) of the infants was 14 (1, 52) weeks and 344 were born at due date. Most infants examined by a physiotherapist were referred from other health personnel and more of the referrals to manual therapists were from parents due to their concern. …”
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Factors Affecting the Prevalence and Survival of Patients with Primary and Metastatic Brain Tumors by Parisa Navabi, Saeed Bitarf, Mohammad Hosein Rastegar, Zainab Ahmadi-Rad, Farhad Farhadikia, Roya Salehi Kahyesh

“…The mean age of the patients with primary brain tumors was 23.06 years, while for patients with metastasis, it was 53.46 years. The most common primary sites of the metastatic tumors were the lung and breast. …”
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