Advances in microbial decorations and its applications in drug delivery by Tongjiang He, Zhendong Zhao, Zhentao Luo, Wei Jia, Jiatao Zhang, Yu Zhao, Wangchuan Xiao, Zunzhen Ming, Kai Chen

“…Microorganisms are mostly distributed on the surface of our skin and intestines and have crucial roles in physiologic and metabolic processes, such as digestion and immunity, which are closely related to diseases. …”
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Cloud marketplaces: Procurement of translators in the age of social media by Ignacio Garcia

“… Two decades ago translation buyers relied mostly on professional translators working for language service providers (LSPs). …”
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Early transcriptional alteration of histone deacetylases in a murine model of doxorubicin-induced cardiomyopathy. by Izabela Piotrowska, Mark Isalan, Michal Mielcarek

“…Clinically, the acute side effects of doxorubicin are mostly manageable, whereas the delayed consequences can lead to life-threatening heart failure, even decades after cancer treatment. …”
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David Hume’s Account of Justice by Enes Eryılmaz

“…It is argued that Hume’s laws of justice mostly relate to economic justice. The chief drive that causes individuals to act justly is disciplined self-interest. …”
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O bohatýrském bytování Múz: Xavier Galmiche: Znaky a přízraky by Catherine Ébert-Zeminová

“…Xavier Galmiche’s book Znaky a přízraky: Výbor ze statí o české a středoevropské literatuře (Signs and Spectres: Selected Essays on Czech and Central European Literature) brings together some forty pa pers written between 2000–2022 mostly in French. In the geographical context indicated by the title, the Galmiche embraces a long period from the 19th to the 21st century, often extending the field into fine arts, history of ideas, and culture. …”
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A Comparative Study of Complete (Perfect) and Incomplete (Partial) Cause in Philosophy with Motive (Reason) and Condition in the Knowledge of the Principles of Jurisprudence by Gholam Ali Moghadam

“…Philosophers have done this division mostly by the method of dichotomy exclusion, and the scholars of the knowledge of principles have presented multiple divisions according to the jurisprudential and practical credentials. …”
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DO WE NEED THE GENUS LEVEL IN THE RUSSIAN SOIL CLASSIFICATION SYSTEM? by M. I. Gerasimova

“…In the recent classification of Russian soils, genus level is mostly used for the analytical characteristics of soils, whereas its former functions were transferred to the subtype level; for example, red color of parent material corresponds to “red-profile” subtype. …”
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Charles Bonnet syndrome: characteristics of its visual hallucinations and differential diagnosis by Thiago Cardoso Vale, Luciene Chaves Fernandes, Paulo Caramelli

“…All hallucinations were complexes and mostly ocurred on a weekly-basis (62.5%) and lasted for seconds (87.5%). …”
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Mentoring future engineers in higher education: a descriptive study using a developed conceptual framework by Darlington Agholor, Álvaro Lleó de Nalda, Nicolás Serrano Bárcena

“…Abstract Mentoring research is recent and multidisciplinary and is found in mostly English speaking cultural contexts. The purpose of this study is to describe a fifty-year old mentoring practice involving faculty-mentors and engineering student-mentees, at the school of engineering of a Spanish university, a non-English speaking context. …”
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Using The Value of GPS To Determined The Position Of The Mobile User in Mosul University by Ghaydaa Al-Talib, Hiba Yahya

“…We used the Java 2 Micro Edition   (J2ME) Language to write the program for this application, since it is the language that is mostly used to write the mobile applications.…”
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Effect of Drying Methods on Fatty Acid Profile of Hazelnut (Corylus avellana L.): A Review by Ali Turan

“…Rapid postharvest processing, mostly in husking and drying, is crucial for the quality the last product, among which the hazelnut drying plays essential role. …”
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Mobility and accessibility paradigms in Dutch policies: An empirical analysis by Ruben Akse, Tom Thomas, Karst Geurs

“…We show that the mobility planning paradigm still dominates Dutch municipal transport planning, and the accessibility planning paradigm is mostly found in large cities and highly urban municipalities. …”
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PENYUSUNAN STANDARD OPERATIONAL PROCEDURE PRODUKSI PADA BISNIS BAKSO PEPO by William Wijaya

“…This research begins by complaints from Bakso Pepo’s customers that are mostly derived from the production. This research aimed to develop a SOP right to apply to the business of Bakso Pepo. …”
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Mining spatial–temporal motion pattern for vessel recognition by Lu Sun, Wei Zhou, Jian Guan, You He

“…Approaches of vessel recognition are mostly accomplished by sensing targets and extracting target features, without taking advantage of spatial and temporal motion features. …”
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Automatic diagnosis of lower back pain using gait patterns by Chandrasen Pandey, Neeraj Baghel, Malay Kishore-Dutta, Carlos M. Travieso González

“… Back pain is a common pain that mostly affects people of all ages and results in different types of disorders such as Obesity, Slipped disc, Scoliosis, and Osteoporosis, etc. …”
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Recent Advances in the Diagnosis and Treatment of Niemann-Pick Disease Type C in Children: A Guide to Early Diagnosis for the General Pediatrician by Hanna Alobaidy

“…Biochemical tests involving genetic markers and Filipin staining of skin fibroblast are being employed to assist diagnosis. Therapy is mostly supportive and since 2009, the first specific therapy approved for use was Miglustat (Zavesca) aimed at stabilizing the rate of progression of neurological manifestation. …”
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The Development of Ecological Identities in Children’s Books: A Linguistic Approach to Character Positioning as Eco-Rebels by Corinna Lüdicke

“…The protagonists in ecological children’s and young adult literature (CYL) are mostly ignorant at the beginning. They learn as the story progresses and develop into environmentally conscious individuals who are taken seriously and actively committed to protecting their environment. …”
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Biomechanics and Sports Medicine by Hoenig T, Rolvien T, 3, Hollander K, 5

“…Despite great efforts in analyzing footstrike patterns, relationships between footstrike patterns and running-related injuries are mostly unclear at present. Based on the current literature, causal links to overuse injuries, recommendations to change running technique, and other simplifications solely based on the footstrike pattern must be considered critically. …”
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Activities of Rural Komsomol Members in 1920s to Overcome “Remnants of Past” by A. A. Slezin, V. B. Bezgin

“…Examining peasants’ attitudes towards the results of the “revolution in everyday life,” the authors primarily focus on the reaction of representatives of the “revolutionary breakthrough generation” (mostly born in the 1890s) to youth innovations. Although peasants often negatively assessed the achievements of the Komsomol due to their natural conservatism, which objectively had positive consequences, a gradual increase in peasants’ sympathies towards the Komsomol’s “revolution in everyday life” is evident overall. …”
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Place and role of science-intensive business segments in vertically integrated oil and gas companies by K. G. Kachalkina

“…Oil and gas industry development is influenced by global trends, which are mostly negative and restrictive in nature. Improvement and applied use of scientific resources are some of the key factors that allow us to respond to the challenges. …”
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