Mobility of Iron-Cyanide Complexes in a Humic Topsoil under Varying Redox Conditions by Thilo Rennert, Tim Mansfeldt

“…We varied the redox potential (EH) from −280 to 580 mV by using O2, N2 and glucose. The decrease of EH led to decreasing concentrations of Fe-CN complexes and partial reductive dissolution of (hydrous) Fe and Mn oxides. …”
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Genome editing in cultured fishes by Eric Hallerman

“…For example, loss-of-function of myostatin, a negative regulator of muscle growth, led to increased muscle mass, greater weight, and greater fillet yield in genome-edited lines of red sea bream, tiger puffer, and Nile tilapia than in their unedited counterparts. …”
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Introducing maximum sustainable yield targets in fisheries could enhance global food security by Christian Elleby, Ignacio Pérez Domínguez, Rasmus Nielsen, Max Nielsen, Ayoe Hoff

“…Abstract Aquatic foods are crucial for global food and nutrition security, but overfishing has led to depleted fish stocks, threatening both food security and the environment. …”
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Urbana kulturna politika in urbana regeneracija na primeru Maribora, Nove Gorice in Ljubljane by Dejan Rebernik

“…V prvem delu prispevka je naveden teoretski okvir urbane regeneracije na osnovi kulture (ang. culture led ur­ban regeneration). Še posebno je poudarjen pomen koncepta »ustvarjalno mesto« kot orodja za ekonomsko prestrukturiranje mest. …”
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CONTACT FATIGUE LIFE ANALYSIS OF INVOLUTE SPUR GEAR UNDER ELASTOHYDRODYNAMIC LUBRICATION by ZHANG Wei, WU Xing, XIAO ZhengMing, LIU XiaoQin

“…Compared to full oil state,friction in the contact which lack oil led the fatigue life decreases and the danger zone tends to moved from the subsurface to the surface. …”
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Towards Symbiocene: Simulation and Extrapolation of Environmental Inevitability in Ecofiction by Pooja Agarwal

“…Anthropogenic intervention into the environment has led us towards what is now widely understood as a new epoch: the Anthropocene. …”
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Co-evolution of fish and rice farming by Austroasiatic communities in the Neolithic Era and early documentation of aquaculture in China by Peter Edwards

“…Farming common carp was prohibited in the Tang Dynasty (618 AD-907 AD) because the name of the fish, Li, was the same as that of an emperor, and this possibly led to farming Chinese carps in polyculture. There were increases in temperature and rainfall at the end of the last ice age in the Yangtze River Basin during the early Neolithic Era about 8,000 BC, drivers for subsequent development. …”
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The Three-Dimensional Velocity Distribution of Wide Gap Taylor-Couette Flow Modelled by CFD by David Shina Adebayo, Aldo Rona

“…The tangential velocity profiles at all axial locations are different from typical journal bearing applications, where the velocity profiles are quasilinear. The predicted results led to two significant findings of impact in rotating machinery operations. …”
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Were there any tells in the Coţofeni culture area? by Cristian Ioan Popa

“…Sites at very high altitudes (over 1000 m) or others related to salt exploitation have generated complex stratigraphies, consisting of successive Coţofeni levels, but completely different from the types of sediments that led to the formation of “classic” tells from the lowlands. …”
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Building through the flames: Polish-Jewish architects and their networks, 1937–1945 by Emily Roche

“…The start of the Second World War and the German occupation in 1939 strained professional architectural networks but led to the formation of underground workshops, cooperatives, and other groups, whose connections extended from Warsaw through the camps and ghettos of occupied Poland. …”
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An on-site teaching laboratory in a village damaged by the 2009 Abruzzo earthquake by L. Giresini, M. Sassu

“…Teams of two-three students performed well-defined work packages, led by a tutor, who established roles and functions. …”
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Cross-Strait Economic Relations: Recent Development and Implications for Taiwan by Min-Hua Chiang, Bernard Gerbier

“…First, over the last decade, Taiwan’s investment in China has changed from labour intensive manufacturing made mostly by small and medium companies to high technology led by large enterprises. Although Taiwanese firms benefitted from enlarging its economies of scale, the overdependence on manufacturing production in China has resulted in Taiwan’s de-industrialization. …”
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Development and Performance Evaluation of Light Shelves Using Width-Adjustable Reflectors by Heangwoo Lee, Seonghyun Park, Janghoo Seo

“…In recent years, there has been an increase in the consumption of energy for lighting purposes, which has led to an increase in the number of studies being conducted on this subject. …”
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Lesser Than Equal? by Saumya Uma

“…The article further analyses the status of women within Hindu family law in India from the time of the country’s independence and the law reform measures that have led to advancement in women’s equality rights in recent decades as well as discriminatory provisions that continue to persist through a historical, legal and feminist lens. …”
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Towards Sustainable Campus Development: A Case Study of Klaipeda University by Anne Olga, Mikalauskas Ignas

“…The implementation of building management systems (BMS) has led to optimized energy usage, resulting in a decrease in environmental impact. …”
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ASEAN As a Security Community: Challenges of Conceptualization by I. A. Nikiforov

“…The paper shows that constructivist scholars led by A. Acharya argue that their interpretation of the classic security community concept is relevant to the situation in the Southeast Asia, which is characterized by a strong sense of regional identity and a constitutive political role of norms. …”
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RhoA Regulation of Cardiomyocyte Differentiation by Mari Kaarbø, Denis I. Crane, Wayne G. Murrell

“…Overexpression of a dominant negative mutant of mouse RhoA (mRhoAN19) blocked this cardiomyocyte differentiation of P19CL6 cells and led to the accumulation of the cardiac transcription factors SRF and GATA4 and the early cardiac marker cardiac α-actin. …”
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Shall we kill again? Violence and intimacy among the “awajun “new leaders” in the northeastern Peruvian frontier by Silvia Romio

“…All this occurs as a result of experiences resulting from close contact with the earliest agents of government authority to show up in their native homelands: evangelical missionaries and the army. This process led the Awajun to the development of unprecedented forms of “indigenous leadership”, resulting from the assimilation, convergence and reworking of cultural material incorporated during their contacts with religious and military personnel.…”
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The first steps of carpology in Kosova: the example of Ulpiana's Roman town by Florian Jedrusiak

“…The excavation of sectors 1300/1300, 1300/1500, and 1400/1400, led by Milot Berisha (IAK), Christophe Goddard (CNRS PSL), and Arben Hajdari (University of Prishtina), uncovered structures from the Roman period and Byzantine periods. …”
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Taste-masking methods in multiparticulate dosage forms with a focus on poorly soluble drugs by Simšič Tilen, Planinšek Odon, Baumgartner Ana

“…However, these methods often led to inconsistent dosing, resulting in under- or overdosing. …”
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