Risk assessment of medical exposure in X-ray examinations of children by I. G. Shatsky

“…Age and sex distribution of the staff and the entire population may be quite different from the sex and age distribution of patients undergoing medical exposure. Moreover, the structure of the age and sex of patients may be different for various medical examinations. …”
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Quality of Counselling, Exposure to Vaccination Messages, and Caregivers’ Knowledge on the Uptake of Pentavalent Vaccine in Six Northern Nigerian States by Matthew Alabi, Leanne Dougherty, Eno-Obong Etim, Adebola Adedimeji

“…Given the low quality of counselling and the positive influence of religious and traditional leaders, interventions that prioritize strengthening patient–provider interaction and community structure are crucial for increasing child vaccination coverage in Nigeria.…”
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Mind maps for eliciting and assessing plant awareness: A preliminary study on pre‐service teachers by Marcia Eugenio‐Gozalbo, Inés Ortega‐Cubero, Rafael Suárez‐López

“…A qualitative procedure was developed to analyze them, encompassing three perspectives: information structure, artistic performance (e.g., graphic richness), and scientific performance (plant knowledge, per content categories). …”
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Review of international practice of health care provider network planning by V. V. Omelyanovskiy, D. V. Lukyantseva, N. N. Sisigina

“…A close relationship between the choice of prevailing approach to planning and specific planning tools and the national health care model and structure of health services supply was shown. The typical policy of countries most similar to Russia on these parameters (“young” insurance systems, operating under conditions of predominant state supply of medical services) is the protection of key providers on the basis of minimum activity or income guarantees with the gradual development of a competitive health care market based on the rest of the Compulsory Health Insurance program.Conclusion. …”
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Impact of the atmosphere state on interaction of aircraft vortex and condensation trails by A. I. Zhelannikov, A. N. Zamyatin, Yu. M. Chinyuchin

“…It should also be noted that the contrail, while interacting with the vortex wake, can reveal its structure and visualize the processes of propagation and attenuation of the vortex wake. …”
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Dyslipidemias in diabetes by HELENA W RODBARD

“…Diabetes also accelerates this process by altering the structure and function of circulating lipoproteins. …”
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Ayyām-e Fāṭimiyya as an Alternative ʿĀshūrāʾ: The Mourning of Fāṭima in Modern Iran by Zeynep Sena Kaynamazoğlu

“…ʿAlī is immortalized, and the Shīʿite consciousness is transmitted across generations due to ‘Āshūrā’ ceremonies, which have developed over the centuries by adding new elements to their structure. This mourning, which has deeply affected the Shīʿite tradition, has transcended its borders in time and created a culture of mourning unique to the Shīʿite tradition. …”
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Medical expertise of young people of military age with mitral valve prolapse by Kuznetsova M.A.

“…The special place in the structure of cardiovascular pathology of young men of military age is occupied by the prolapse of the mitral valve (PMV). …”
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That’s replicable: building cumulative knowledge in the face of fads, obsessions and malpractices by Vishal K. Gupta, Sandra Mortal, Athina Skiadopoulou

“…Design/methodology/approach – To structure the argument that replication ensures the validation of theories, refinement of methodologies and greater applicability of research findings, this essay uses Simon Sinek’s Why, How and What framework to highlight the essential role of replication research in advancing management studies. …”
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QUALITY OF PRE-SERVICE TEACHERS’ TRAINING FOR RESEARCH WORK IN THE FIELD OF UNIVERSITY LECTURERS EVALUATION by T. A. Strokova, L. M. Volosnikova

“…Teachers’ insights on the level of their own contribution to creative development of students and the quality of training of students to independent carrying out researches were made known using the following methods: structuring, analysis and interpretation of the questionnaire materials, individual interviews, and observation evaluation.Results. …”
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ECOLOGICAL CULTURE IN THE CONTEXT OF THE CONCEPT OF SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT: THE UKRAINIAN REALITIES AND PROSPECTS by Maryna Bratitsel

“…The system approach helped to describe an object as a systematic whole in terms of its structure, elements, purpose, and functions. The historical and logical method contributed to the study of dynamic transformations of relationships in the system “man-nature-society”; according to the sociocultural ecological culture is a type of world-view and a way of mastering social and cultural experience in accordance with the principle of co-evolution. …”
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Evaluating scientific publications in the field of sports management: a bibliometric study based on the Web of Science database by Muzaffer Toprak Keskin, Nurten Ulusay, Şevket Cihat ÖZER, Münevver Ulusay

“…The data for this study were collected from the Web of Science (WoS) database, which was chosen for the literature review because it is a more authoritative and widespread source than other databases and it offers high-quality journals and a complete data structure for bibliometric analysis. The search in the WoS database was conducted using keywords related to sports management, such as “sports economics, sports industry, financial sports, sports and economy, sports organization, sports management, sports media, sports technology, sports innovation, sports policy, sponsorship and sports clubs, sports business” and so on. …”
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Conceptualizing of Rural Settlements Development by A. A. Satybaldin, A. T. Tleuberdinova, X. V. Kulik

“…Rural areas of the country are characterized by low incomes of the population, underdeveloped transport infrastructure, lack of many utilities, insufficient provision of social services (health, education, culture).This situation cannot but worry the country’s leadership, since it has a multi-vector impact on the socio-economic development of Kazakhstan: food self-sufficiency of the country’s regions, the export potential of the agricultural sector, and the balanced structure of the economy. In this connection, there is a need for a detailed solution of problems and the search for their ways, methods and mechanisms for achieving goals. …”
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THE STUDY OF WINTER SOFT WHEAT LINES IN THE COMPETITIVE VARIETY-TESTING ON ECONOMICALLY VALUABLE TRAITS by О. A. Nekrasova, S. V. Podgorny, A. P. Samofalov, O. V. Skripka

“…Winter wheat is the most important food crop, which occupies a significant share in the structure of the grain wedge of this country. The southern region of theRussian Federation, including theRostovregion, is the most favorable area for obtaining great harvests of winter wheat. …”
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A bibliometric and visualization analysis of entosis research from 2007 to 2024 by Xinyu Yang, Jiatao Tu, Xinyi Zang, Xuan Huang, Ye Tao

“…ObjectiveIn 2007, entosis was proposed as a form of programmed cell death, distinct from apoptosis. This process involves a living cell (internalized cell) actively invading a neighboring live cell of the same type (host cell), forming a cell-in-cell structure. …”
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QUALITY OF NATIONAL ECONOMIC GROWTH: FACTORS AND DETERMINANTS by Nikolaj I. Komkov, Mihail N. Dudin, Nikolaj V. Lyasnikov

“…The subject / topic: TThe theme of this article is very relevant in the light of changes in the global geo-economic structure and changing the role and place ofRussiain world economic and geopolitical relations. …”
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Organizational determinants of interprofessional collaboration in integrative health care: systematic review of qualitative studies. by Vincent C H Chung, Polly H X Ma, Lau Chun Hong, Sian M Griffiths

“…Results of each included study were synthesized using a framework approach, with reference to the Structuration Model of Collaboration.<h4>Findings</h4>Thirty-seven studies of acceptable quality were included. …”
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Labor Market Slack in the EU during the COVID–19 Crisis by Ewa Rollnik‑Sadowska, Ewa Cichowicz, Katarzyna Dębkowska

“…Moreover, to deepen the analysis of labor market slack, the demographic structure could be included. Analysis of the labor market based solely on the unemployment rate is insufficient, which is even more visible in the face of the consequences caused by the COVID–19 pandemic as that measure does not include the “discouraged worker effect”. …”
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Effect of aerobic exercise on amyloid accumulation in preclinical Alzheimer's: A 1-year randomized controlled trial. by Eric D Vidoni, Jill K Morris, Amber Watts, Mark Perry, Jon Clutton, Angela Van Sciver, Ashwini S Kamat, Jonathan Mahnken, Suzanne L Hunt, Ryan Townley, Robyn Honea, Ashley R Shaw, David K Johnson, James Vacek, Jeffrey M Burns

“…In spite of strong systemic cardiorespiratory effects of the intervention, the observed lack of cognitive or brain structure benefits suggests brain benefits of exercise reported in other studies are likely to be related to non-amyloid effects.…”
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Comparison of Germination Potential Among Released Coffee (Coffea arabica L.) Varieties in a Controlled Environment by Daba Etana Rago, Dawit Merga Tamasgen

“…Thus, Arabica coffee varietal differences during early germination and growth stages arise from genetic diversity, seed structure, hormonal balance, and environmental adaptation. …”
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