Stem Cells Applications in Regenerative Medicine and Disease Therapeutics by Ranjeet Singh Mahla

“…Regenerative medicine, the most recent and emerging branch of medical science, deals with functional restoration of tissues or organs for the patient suffering from severe injuries or chronic disease. The spectacular progress in the field of stem cell research has laid the foundation for cell based therapies of disease which cannot be cured by conventional medicines. …”
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Tourism Implementation, an Issue of Territoriality: National Approach and Local Action Methods and Resources by Amanda Andrade Benítez

“…At a local level, we address the specific dynamics in both municipalities and the progress they have made in implementing the national tourism policy. …”
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Infrastructural Critique. The Upside-Down of the Bottom-Up: A Case Study on the IBA Berlin 84/87 by Eva Maria Hierzer, Philipp Markus Schörkhuber

“…The most important aspect to our argument is that participation is a matter of critique – with critique as the very core of the modern understanding of progress – and thus enabling forms of improvement in planning, regulating and governing with architectural and urbanistic means. …”
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Recent Advances on Electroconductive Hydrogels Used in Heart Repair and Regeneration by Xu Yan, Huan Sun, Ping Yang

“…Except for a brief introduction to the classification and synthesis of EHs, this review discussed the recent progress and challenges of EHs applied in cardiac repair and regeneration to provide a reference for the further application of EHs in treating cardiovascular diseases. …”
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Postmodernism and the need for story and promise: how Robert Jenson's theology addresses some postmodern challenges to faith by A. H. Verhoef

“… Modernity’s belief that we live in a narratable world (a world with a story) and its confidence in progress (a world with a promise), are terminated by postmodernism’s insights. …”
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Gestion de l'eau en milieu aride : considérations physiques et sociales pour l'identification des territoires pertinents dans le Sud-Est tunisien by Bruno Romagny, Christophe Cudennec

“…In the context of the changes in progress, facing the hazard of water deficits and with the need for a balanced economic and social development, these characteristics, among others, make Tunisian Jeffara be an exemplary case of study of the difficulties raised by the integrated water resources management. …”
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Oxidative stress: an overview of past research and future insights by Aaser M. Abdelazim, Mosleh M. Abomughaid

“…Most importantly, the need for a greater understanding of the OS molecular mechanisms and its vital role in the progression of many disorders is emphasized. Likewise, more work is needed on the utility of reactive oxygen species markers as a diagnostic tool.…”
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Maximizing the Survival of Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis Patients: Current Perspectives by Osama A. Khairoalsindi, Ahmad R. Abuzinadah

“…Edaravone is a new FDA-approved medication that may slow the disease progression by 33% in a selected subgroup of ALS patients. …”
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Fast surface reconstruction algorithm with adaptive step size. by Jingguo Dai, Yeqing Yi, Chengzhi Liu

“…In (Dai et al. 2023), the authors proposed a fast algorithm for surface reconstruction that converges rapidly from point cloud data by alternating Anderson extrapolation with implicit progressive iterative approximation (I-PIA). This algorithm employs a fixed step size during iterations to enhance convergence. …”
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Based on the immune system: the role of the IL-2 family in pancreatic disease by Yuqing Zhu, Zheng Lu, Zhuo Wang, Jiao Liu, Ke Ning

“…In this paper, we review the structural and functional characteristics of IL-2 family members, focus on their molecular mechanisms in pancreatic diseases including acute pancreatitis, chronic pancreatitis and pancreatic cancer, and highlight the importance of the related proteins in the regulation of immune response and disease progression, which will provide valuable insights for new biomarkers in pancreatic diseases, early diagnosis of the diseases, assessment of the disease severity, and development of new therapeutic regimens. …”
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Academic-Service Partnerships in Nursing: An Integrative Review by Judy A. Beal

“…Topics clustered around the following categories: pre-requisites for successful partnerships, benefits of partnerships, types of partnerships, and workforce development with its themes of academic-practice progression and educational re-design. Many examples of partnerships between academic and service settings were thoroughly described and best practices suggested, most often, however, without formal evaluation of outcomes. …”
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Diagnostic and Prognostic Role of Procalcitonin in Infections by Maria Hatzistilianou

“…It provides a rapid diagnostic test, available at the patient's bedside, and its half-life is suitable for daily monitoring of the disease progress.…”
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THE EFFECTS OF PERSONALITY CHARACTERISTICS ON TIME MANAGEMENT SKILLS: RESEARCH ON VOCATIONAL SCHOOL STUDENTS by Musa Karaçor, Ozan Çatır, Kenan Sakallı

“…Personality traits of the undergraduate students and their perspectiveon the concept of time management will contribute to their rapid progress incareer life both in their educational life and after their graduation. …”
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Gene Therapy for HIV Infections: Intracellular Immunization by Alain Piché

“…While a number of issues remain to be studied before intracellular immunization can be applied to the treatment of HIV infections, the significant progress already made in this field is likely to lead to clinical applications.…”
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Changement climatique. Sur les cartes et les narrations by Elena Bougleux

“…Mapping techniques have made progresses at the local level but they need to include knowledge and approaches inherited from the past to develop new kind of adaptive information patterns. …”
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Managing Cancer Pain - Simple Rules, Major Benefits by Dwight E Moulin

“…In the developed world, approximately one in three individuals will be diagnosed with cancer and one-half of those will die of progressive disease (1). At least 75% of patients with cancer develop pain before death. …”
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Analyse d’une expérimentation de service public de covoiturage courte distance au prisme du concept de dispositif by Maylis Poirel

“…On the other hand, it shows that the experimental dimension of the service leads to a process of adjustment to users and non-users feedbacks, giving the effect of a drift progressively moving the service away from its guiding principles. …”
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Psychosis as Eluding Agency: Perspective of Phenomenological Psychopathology by Kristina Baranovaitė

“…It discusses how, as psychosis progresses, the subject gradually loses agency of their attention and meaning-making. …”
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Unlocking the Potential of Chest MRI: Strategies for Establishing a Successful Practice by Kyubin Kim, Kun-Il Kim, Ji Won Lee, Yeon Joo Jeong

“…Its applications span various clinical scenarios, including the differentiation of non-tumorous and tumorous conditions in the mediastinum or pleura, planning of surgical interventions and treatments for such tumors, evaluation of post-treatment recurrence, staging of lung cancer, and diagnosis of progressive massive fibrosis. Despite the technical hurdles posed by cardiac and respiratory motion, advancements in sequence and scan techniques have enabled high-quality chest MRI examinations to be conducted across diverse clinical settings. …”
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A Model for Applying Situational Awareness Theory to the Return to Sport Continuum by Ke'La H Porter, Matthew C Hoch

“…The return to sport continuum is a three-phase, criterion-based progression based on physical and psychological factors used to guide the sports medicine team in return to sport decision making. …”
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