MEASUREMENT AND INTERPRETATION OF THE IMPACT OF SOME MACROECECONOMIC VARIABLES ON THE PERFORMANCE OF AGRICULTURAL SECTOR IN SELECTED DEVELOPING COUNTRIES by Alaa M. Abdullah

“…Are macroeconomic variables one means by which measure the performance of economic sectors including the agricultural sector, because they are interested in studying how they are through to reach the level equilibrium of the sector, through the knowledge of the changes that you get the rates of growth and the problems faced over time, And that part of the cause of this is due to the difference in the performance of the agricultural policy makers in these economies to counter these influences that contribute to the effects of directly or indirectly in the performance of its agricultural sector, as well as the effects of different variables that contribute to the macroeconomic performance of the agricultural problem arose here, Came the importance of research in the economic development of developing countries in which the role of agriculture in large macroeconomic disrupted if agriculture is neglected and deprived of resources or subjected to prejudice because of the use of policies that negatively impact on producer incentives While research aimed at identifying and measuring the impact of macroeconomic variables on the performance of the agricultural sector in a number of developing countries during the period (1980-2007), depending on the hypothesis that macroeconomic variables have different impacts in the performance of the agricultural sector in a number of developing countries, according to the nature of the structures economic and efficiency of their policy in dealing with these variable, In order to prove this hypothesis has been selected number of developing countries that included Egypt, Morocco, Turkey, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia and Tunisia, which has been the use of model regression combination (Pooled Regression), which measures the effect of economic variables on growth rate of Vary from one country to another, and during the analysis was the conclusion that the independent variables, namely inflation and the exchange rate and the average per capita GDP and economic openness agricultural and government spending and programs of the International Monetary Fund and the interest rate) with different impacts (positive and negative) in the rate of the growth of agricultural output (variable-based) in each country of the sample as well as in meta-analysis of selected countries .…”
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Systems thinking approach to human resources development in public health supply chains by Erin Meier, Andrew Nelson Brown, Barry Chovitz, Dominique Zwinkels, Michael Egharevba, Bridget McHenry, Joseph Kabatende, Ines K. Gege Buki

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Challenges to Promoting Resilience in Supply Chains Observed during the COVID-19 Pandemic: An Exploratory Study of the Amazon Region Using the TOPSIS Technique by Dhiordan Cunha Tadaiesky, Joaquim Lima das Neves Neto, André Cristiano Silva Melo, Rosley Anholon, Eliane de Castro Coutinho, Vitor William Batista Martins

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Linear Driving Force Model for Adsorption onto Activated Carbon Monolith by Darmadi Darmadi, Thomas S.Y. Choong, T. G. Chuah, Robiah Yunus, Taufiq Y.H. Yap

“…Because of its an open structure and  lower pressure drop,   monolith  is an attractive alternative internals for separation. …”
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Influence of 4-week lower extremity high-intensity interval training on energy metabolism and maximal oxygen uptake of elite swimmers by Rangxi Jin, Junhui Sun, Na Jiang, Chao Chen

“…The experimental group underwent a structured 4-week lower-limb HIIT program, while the control group continued their regular training regimen. …”
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Reversibility of chronic heart failure symptoms in chronic kidney disease patients by V. V. Belov, O. E. Ilyicheva

“…To investigate reversibility of clinical symptoms, plus structural and functional myocardial changes in chronic heart failure (CHF) and terminal chronic kidney disease (CKD) patients, before dialysis and in the first year of programmed hemodialysis. …”
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Status and trends in soil biodiversity – a national survey of Germany by Karin Hohberg, Christian Ristok, Nico Eisenhauer, Christoph C. Tebbe, Stefan Scheu

“…Spatial variation in the presence of soil animals depends on microhabitat structure, animal body size, animal mobility, and dispersal. …”
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MAGNETIC RESONANCE IMAGING IN DIAGNOSING FIBROTIC AND CICATRICIAL HEART ALTERATIONS IN CHILDREN by L. S. Namazova-Baranova, V. I. Barskiy, V. E. Sinitsyn, E. N. Basargina, A. N. Getman, A. B. Sugak, I. V. Silnova, E. N. Arkhipova, A. K. Gevorkyan

“…A hyperintense signal in the setting of myocardial delayed contrast enhancement programs indicates alterations of myocardial structure. …”
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GEOECOLOGICAL EVALUATION OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT OF THE REPUBLIC OF DAGESTAN AND NORMALIZING THE ANTHROPOGENIC BURDEN by Leila Supawna Akhmedov, Raisat Tazutdinovna Radzhabova, N. O. Guseynova, B. M. Kuramagomedov

“…Basing on a comparative analysis of generalized indexes of population density on the energy supply and food we found patterns that are the theoretical basis for controlling the structure of the economy and settlement in the context of ecological regulation of social and economic policy of the Republic of Dagestan.Conclusions.Latest global evaluation of anthropogenic burden resulting from the geosphere concept allows making significant corrections in previously completed evaluation under the biosphere concept.…”
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Parental awareness and knowledge of first aid for children in Saudi Arabia: a multiregional cross-sectional study by Ola Alotaibi, Sarah Alrayya, Shahad Alotaibi, Yara Algoraini

“…These gaps need to be addressed through structured educational programs and accessible resources in order to enhance preparedness for pediatric emergencies among parents. …”
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Continuous Rural High School Educational Outreach and Lasting Impact on Health Care Career Attitudes: Qualitative Pilot Study by Rebecca Bolen, Meagan Flesch, Jerrica Dennis, Logan Shouse, Mark Payton, David Ross

“…While short-term educational interventions can positively influence career interest, long-term mentorship and structured support systems are essential for fostering a sustained commitment to rural health care careers. …”
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MODELING THE IDX30 STOCK INDEX USING STEP FUNCTION INTERVENTION ANALYSIS by Rais Rais, Dini Aprilia Afriza, Iman Setiawan, Hartayuni Sain, Fadjryani Fadjryani, Junaidi Junaidi

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Pre-Service Teachers’ Beliefs about Language Teaching and Learning: A Longitudinal Study by Cota Grijalva Sofía D., Ruiz-Esparza Barajas Elizabeth

“…The aim was to identify pre-service </span><span style="font-size: 10px;">teachers’ beliefs about English language teaching and learning at different stages of instruction while </span><span style="font-size: 10px;">they were taking the teaching practice courses in the program. The instruments employed were questionnaires </span><span style="font-size: 10px;">and semi-structured interviews. …”
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Care staff perspectives of clinically meaningful outcomes for dementia residents by Alaine E. Reschke‐Hernández, Martina Vasil, Emma King, Carson Woolums

“…We collected data from eight semi‐structured interviews (two per participant), 24 journal entries, four observations, photographs, and publicly available facility data. …”
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Benchmarking Multiple Large Language Models for Automated Clinical Trial Data Extraction in Aging Research by Richard J. Young, Alice M. Matthews, Brach Poston

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Environmental and psychosocial predictors of breast cancer screening among women in Gwagwalada Area Council, Abuja, North Central, Nigeria by Abah Ukpojo Angela, Adefisoye Adewole, Olugbenga-Bello Adenike Iyanuoluwa1

“…Methods: A descriptive cross-sectional study was conducted, and 514 women aged ≥25 years were interviewed using a semi-structured interviewer administered questionnaire. Data on socio-demography, knowledge, practice, and environmental/psychosocial barriers to screening was collected. …”
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Adaptation and psychometric properties of Psychological Skills Inventory for Sport (PSIS-R5) in Latvian athletes: Insights and implications for practice. by Katrina Volgemute, Gundega Ulme, Viktorija Perepjolkina, Renars Licis, Agita Abele, Rodrigo Lavins, Alīna Klonova, Anna Tihija, Everts Grants

“…<h4>Results</h4>Series of Principal Components Analyses (PCA) were conducted to explore and validate the structure of the Latvian revisited adaptation of the PSIS-R5-L. …”
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Noospheric vector of management applied to the system of higher professional education by Yulia A. Mishina, Anna V. Veriga

“…The structure of educational institution of higher professional education is proposed as a socio-economic system, managed from the perspective of the concept of noospheric education. …”
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The Influence of Leadership Style, Work Motivation, and Organizational Culture on Employee Performance at RSU PKU Muhammadiyah Purbalingga by Awaludin, Sri Wahyuni, Herni Justiana Astuti, Ani Kusbandiyah

“…The data analysis method used the PLS (Partial least square) with a structural equation model (SEM) path analysis approach using the Smart PLS application program. …”
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The impact of primary mental healthcare on core symptoms of depression among underrepresented adolescents: a network analysis perspective by Qianyu Zhang, Li Ran, Wei Li, Xuerong Liu, Jie Gong, Xianyong An, Zhengzhi Feng, Zhiyi Chen, Jingxuan Zhang

“…Network analysis revealed changes in the structure and centrality of depressive symptoms post-intervention, with specific symptoms such as sadness (C18) showing consistent reductions across subgroups. …”
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