Some verbal cues to deception in near-death experiences by Shima Solati, Ali Izanloo, Azam Estaji

“…For the NDErs, we selected 50 interviews, (37 males and 13 females, all above 18) from the TV show called ‘Life after Life’, in which participants talked about their NDEs. Stories from both groups were audio-recorded and then transcribed. …”
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An Alignment between National Development Administration and Foreign Policy by Reza Vaezi, َAtefeh Asadi, Vajhollah Ghorbanizadeh, Seyed Jalal Dehghani Firouzabadi

“…In addition to creating a theoretical basis in the link between the two fields of development and foreign policy, another feature of the above framework is that it has examined the link between these two fields from the perspective of developing and South countries; An issue that has not been addressed to this date, because whenever there is talk of development and foreign policy in the literature, it has been referred to the use of foreign policy tools for development assistance to developing countries from the perspective of developed countries. …”
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The Challenges of Safety Culture: No more risk! by Julija Melnikova

“…It is necessary not to talk about safety in general, having in mind wealth, nature, boarders, etc., but rather to talk about the most important aspect – human safety. …”
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The Objectivity of Nonexistent in the View of Mu'tazila and an Analysis of Received Criticisms on it by Aflatoon Sadeghi

“…On the other hand, when the Mu'tazila talk about non-existence and non-existence objects, they not only mean external non-existence as opposed to external existence and being but also both external non-existence and non-existence. …”
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Interventions that challenge established and accepted clinical practice: lessons learnt from a process evaluation of the STOP-APE trial by Agnieszka Ignatowicz, Sheila Greenfield, Pooja Gaddu, Clare Prince, Mark Toshner, Graham Robinson, Jonathan Rodrigues, Susan Jowett, Simon Noble, Michael Newnham, Alice Turner, Daniel Lasserson

“…We found that it was harder for clinicians to invite patients to take part in this trial when they had already been told about their blood clot and offered standard treatment of anticoagulant medication. The patients we talked to were worried about the diagnosis and the fact that they might become more unwell if they do not take anticoagulants. …”
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Smart green ports: a sustainable solution for the maritime industry in a changing climate by Mohamed Elhussieny

“…It first considers a literature review, studying various scholarly articles, industry reports, and other case studies that talk about the development of smart green ports in relation to climate change. …”
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HyperCell by Jia-Rey Chang

“…Virtuality: It is impossible to talk about physical space without mentioning virtual space nowadays. …”
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CULTURAL DIFFERENCES, MULTICULTURALISM AND SOCIAL LIFE: thoughts on the Italian case by Anna Casella Paltrinieri

“…The document explores concepts such as Culture, Ethnicity and Cultural Identity, and shows how they've been differently applied. At last, talks about the marks of a multiculturalism that respects everyone's rights, as well as individual rights. …”
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New Horizons In The Treatment Of Metastatic Castrate Resistant Prostate Cancer by Zein El Amir

“…The speciality that benefits the most from this subject in clinical practice is surgery while the rest of the specialities rely on anatomy during physical exams, symptom interpretation, patient education, and interpretation of radiological images.   If we talk specifically about the undergraduate medical curriculum, anatomy is a vital component of the basic sciences taught during the first one or two years of medical or dental school. …”
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Anatomy In The Undergraduate Medical Curriculum; Blending The Old And New by Ayesha Yousaf

“…[iv] The specialty that benefits the most from this subject in clinical practice is surgery while the rest of the specialties rely on anatomy while during physical exams, symptom interpretation, patient education and interpretation of radiological images.[v]  If we talk specifically about the undergraduate medical curriculum, anatomy is a vital component of the basic sciences taught during the first one or two years of medical or dental school. …”
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„Solvumiseks pole põhjust.“ Vaimne õhustik Eesti NSV Heliloojate Liidu töökoosolekutel 1970. aastatel / “No Reason to Be Offended”: The Atmosphere at Working Meetings of the Eston... by Anu Veenre

“…Ideological rhetoric manifested infrequently, and predominantly in conjunction with themed compositions, typically composed for state holidays. Nonetheless, these talks proceeded without notable shifts in atmosphere. …”
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The study of Effective and Efficient Organizational Change Processes with an Emphasis on Islamic Management by Fazel Hajizadeh Ebrahimi, Hamid Moakedi

“…For this purpose, methods such as audio-visual training or holding individual or group meetings can be used (principle of the need for change).The manager should talk to the critics and potential opponents of the change and attract their positive opinion by applying incentive policies (understanding the value of negotiating with the critics).Managers should involve the employees who resist the change in the change plan and give them spiritual and emotional support so that they stop resisting the change (understanding the value of participation and respect).Since changing is a voluntary and conscious process, in order to speed up its implementation, one should trust subordinates and give them authority (understanding the value of trust).The change program must have a divine intention and motivation so that it can be implemented and promoted by the spiritual support of God Almighty.Organizational change and transformation program will not succeed without a monitoring system. …”
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The Kurds and Kurdistan through the Benjamin of Tudelas book Analytical and comparative study by Sharmen Kareem Abdulrahman

“… Benjamin of Tuedla is one of the Jewish rabbinic, for the purpose of the trip he visited the eastern regions, at this time the eastern world was in the shadow of the Abbasid state, especially his trip was during the rule of the Abbasid Caliph pious to Amr Allah (530-555 AH / 1136-1161 AD), in the extent of his journey that It lasted eight years, he tried to write everything about the Jews in the East, especially the number of the Jews and their leaders, and the condition of the Jews in the East in all the areas he visited, and with that which is clear in the book that the descriptive geography shows clearly, when he talks about the areas he saw. Despite this, he wrote down the events that arose before his trip to the regions of Kurdistan, especially the Amadiyah region, and the subject matter of Daoud Al-Ruhi, which is clear in the trip. …”
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National thought and its stages in Kurdish criticism by Ismail Hamadameen Sleman, Mohammed Bakir Mohammed

“… This research under the title of (national thought and its stages in Kurdish criticism) is an attempt to talk more about and explain the concept, term, definition, and the beginning of the emergence of national thought In general, and for the Kurds in particular, as a result, we realized that the beginning of national thought goes back to western countries, and then it was transferred to all the nations of the world for some reason.  …”
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Evolutionary biology and life histories by C. R. Brown, D. L. Thomson

“…Here we present a short overview of the material presented in the session on evolutionary biology and life histories. In a plenary talk, Brown & Brown (2004) explored how mark–recapture methods have allowed a better understanding of the evolution of group–living and alternative reproductive tactics in colonial cliff swallows (Petrochelidon pyrrhonota). …”
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LGBT Actors, Ritual and Martial Arts Groups, and State-Building in Post-Conflict Timor-Leste by Lili Chen, Laura Sjoberg

“…The LGBT RAG and MAG members who we talked to are people who might otherwise be invisible to analysis of RAGs and MAGs that treat them (exclusively) as gangs which do violence around and against the state, cause disruptions and make trouble, and that see them as having (exclusively) young, cishetero, male members. …”
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Spatial Distribution of Domestic Violence in Kermanshah City by zhila ghazvineh, bagher saroukhani, Alieh shekarbigi

“…Hersberger (1996: 76) and Tennyson (2004: 98) posed domestic violence as a problem that the victims did not express; So that women consider it a taboo and they usually do not talk about it. In all countries, the cost of domestic violence is high on a yearly basis(Dejman, 1385; Moeinian, 1391; Goldfarb,2002: 63; Duvvury & et al, 2012 , 2013; Barreda & et al, 2013: 14; Darko & Walker, 2015 ; George& Bridget, 2014 : 37). …”
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Museums and Geoconservation by Michael J. Benton, Sarah King

“…There are also major concerns ignored to a large extent hitherto about the land throughout Australia and how we approach and talk about it. Every geological site is on the ancestral lands of a First Nations group, and Hurst et al. present ideas about proper engagement between Western-trained scientists and First Nations peoples. …”
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A digital intervention to improve mental health and interpersonal resilience for young people who have experienced online sexual abuse: the i-Minds non-randomised feasibility clini... by Sandra Bucci, Filippo Varese, Ethel Quayle, Kim Cartwright, Amanda Larkin, Cindy Chan, Prathiba Chitsabesan, Victoria Green, William Hewins, Matthew Machin, Alice Newton, Erica Niebauer, John Norrie, Gillian Radford, Cathy Richards, Marina Sandys, Victoria Selby, Sara Shafi, Jennifer Ward, Pauline Whelan, Matthias Schwannauer

“…We collected information about young people’s mental health and well-being, how young people used the app, and its safety. Afterwards, we talked to young people who took part in the study and healthcare professionals who referred young people to the study to see what they thought about the app and our study procedures and how these could be improved, as well as how the app can be made available in the future. …”
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Designing a defensive silence failure model of creative employees in organizations by Azam Khosravi, karam khalili, Esfandyar Mohammadi

“…Organizations expect their employees to be more responsible and innovative than in the past and talk about organizational issues and problems due to the increasingly competitive environment, high expectations of customers and great attention to the quality of products and services that indicate the ever-increasing changes in organizational environments. …”
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