On the connectedness between climate policy uncertainty, green bonds, and equity by David Y. Aharon, Ender Demir, Zaghum Umar

“…While static analysis indicates that green investments are isolated from fluctuations in the CUI, an inspection from a dynamic perspective shows that CUI is mostly a transmitter of shocks. This role as a transmitter is evident primarily in two crises since 2008: the subprime crisis and the European debt crisis. …”
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IMPACT OF THE FINANCIAL CRISIS UPON EASTERN EUROPE COUNTRIES: STILL A PROBLEM FOR THE ECONOMY OF THE REGION? by MIHAELA-ANDREEA STROE

“…The financial crises that have emerged and developed in the recent decades have been characterized, mostly of an international dimension, with shocks quickly propagating through capital markets, through the international banking activities and, through the money markets.East Europe was hit first by the global liquidity crisis, then by declines in capital inflows and plunging demand for their exports.Before the crisis, the Eastern region was experiencing an economic boom with rapid GDP and credit growth, but in the future East European countries will have to rely relatively more on internally-generated sources of productivity growth.…”
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Skin wounds in premature newborns hospitalized in a neonatal intensive care unit by Fernanda Cavalcante Fontenele, Maria Vera Lúcia Moreira Leitão Cardoso

“…The corporal area where there were more lesions were the face and the scalp, the majority of them being abrasive lesions with hyperemia and with lost of small areas of the epidermis, and lesions of dark color without solution of continuity, measuring, mostly, less than one centimeter. We found out that the number of skin lesions in preterm newborns is still significantly high, in spite of all the care given to their skin.    …”
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The biological clock keeps ticking, but exercise may turn it back by Andrea Deslandes

“…Aerobic and strength training collaborate with the prevention and treatment of mental diseases, which are mostly prevalent in older adults, like major depression, dementia and Parkinson’s disease. …”
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STDweb: simple transient detection pipeline for the web by Sergey Karpov

“…It tries to implement a self-consistent and mostly automatic data analysis workflow that would work on any image uploaded to it, allowing to perform basic interactive masking, object detection, astrometric calibration of the image, and building the photometric solution based on a selection of catalogues and supported filters, optionally including the colour term and positionally varying zero point. …”
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MONITORING OF BACTERIAL AGENTS - ETIOLOGICAL FACTORS OF MASS GASTRO-INTESTINAL DISEASES OF YOUNG POULTRY by V. A. Chkhenkeli, A. V. Anisimova, N. A. Goryaeva

“…However, these bacteria groups are mostly represented by microorganisms Enterobacteriaceae family of Escherichia and Salmonella types. …”
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On fecundity of chum salmon <i>Oncorhynchus keta</i> in the commercial herd at Iturup Island by A. N. Elnikov, O. V. Zelennikov

“…Currently, the herd is formed mostly by fish of hatchery origin but has retained the same species and regional features that distinguished it when it was formed mainly due to natural spawning. …”
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Potential for imitation as a dynamic capability of organisation by Krzakiewicz Kazimierz, Cyfert Szymon

“…Potential for imitation as a dynamic capability of organisation Until recently, what was treated as unique resources in strategic management were financial, human and other resources, and their uniqueness was examined mostly in quantitative terms. However, globalisation of economic processes has meant that a degree to which resources are unique determine their quality, as a result of which they cannot be evaluated solely in quantitative terms. …”
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Church consent for theology professors: An external perspective by Bremer Tomas

“…It is in the interest of theology, as well as of the church itself, to cede control over theology mostly to the scholarly discourse.…”
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An insight into the actual socio-economic situation of Romania by Szabó Béla

“…A high proportion of households, mostly those in rural areas, are engaged in informal economic activity such as small-scale farming, and it is estimated that at least one third of household incomes are in kind. …”
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Zoon’s Balanitis – Update of Clinical Spectrum and Management by Vineet Relhan, Abhinav Kumar, Aneet Kaur

“…It is a clinical mimicker of other commoner genital dermatoses and is mostly a diagnosis of exclusion when other diseases have been ruled out. …”
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« No finger print! » : Les mobilisations des migrants à Lampedusa, ou quand l’espace compte by Annalisa Lendaro

“…Our analytical perspective focuses on the importance of spatial context regarding where these mobilizations took place: an island, representing one of the European Union borders.On July 2013, 200 people, mostly Eritreans, marched through the streets of Lampedusa and occupied the church square to claim the right to leave this "open-air prison” without having their fingerprints registered by the police. …”
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Political discourse of extreme right in Western Europe: The immigration issue by Grečić Vladimir, Korać Srđan

“…The analysis shows that it is almost impossible to generalize the characteristics of the migration flows and their effects since the general picture differs from country to country in the number of foreign population and their share in the total number of inhabitants of the EU members which are mostly receiving countries, the net immigration rate and the number of applications for asylum. …”
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The Maximum Effectiveness of Finding the Lexical Definition through Obscurity and Circularity by nurvita wijayanti

“…The two problems are mostly attached in the definition from both online and written dictionary of Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English. …”
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Cefepime-Induced Encephalopathy in a Patient With Uncompromised Renal Function: A Case Report by Aayusha Dhakal, Ozone Gautam

“…As it crosses the blood–brain barrier, it can cause neurotoxicity which has mostly been reported in patients with impaired renal function. …”
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ARTERIAL HYPERTENSION AND DIABETES MELLITUS: A QUEST FOR OPTIMAL TREATMENT — AN EXPERIENCE OF PERINDOPRIL A/AMLODIPINE USAGE by N. G. Poteshkina

“…The main groups of drugs are mentioned that are mostly in use for this pathology. Also some new data on the net meta-analyses is highlighted, that are done by the novel Multiple Treatments Meta-analysis (MTM) technology, having Bayesian method in its bases. …”
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Genetic Algorithm Based Hybrid Fuzzy System for Assessing Morningness by Animesh Biswas, Debasish Majumder

“…Among them reduced version of Morningness-Eveningness Questionnaire is mostly accepted. Almost all of the linguistic terms used in questionnaires are fuzzily defined. …”
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Analysis and Prediction of Perfluorane Adsorption of Drugs on the Basis of the Physicochemical Properties of Ligands by N. N. Pshenkina, G. A. Sofronov

“…The Kaf — physicochemical properties relationships were found to be mainly nonlinear and to mostly show up in the lipophilicility parameter LogP of ligands. …”
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Comment les étudiants en formation à l’enseignement pensent-ils l’aide aux élèves en difficulté ? by Sandrine Breithaupt

“…The results show that students focus their attention on three different categories of difficulties: the « acquisition of conceptual knowledge », « observable attitudes and behaviour » and « motivational and cognitive aspects ». Mostly, they evoke two types of intervention to resolve these problems: using a psychologist and placing the pupils in small groups of support.…”
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Selling a Better Future for Profit: Examining the Prospects of “Good Jobs” for Graduates of For-Profit Colleges by Andrew F. Baird, J. Micah Roos, J. Scott Carter

“…While previous research comparing for-profit college graduates with more traditional graduates examined mostly financial and income related outcomes (Lang and Weinstein 2012; Deming, Goldin, and Katz 2012), we include holistic measures of job quality including: job benefits, job satisfaction, and relevance of respondent’s degree to their job. …”
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