The Themes of Entrepreneurship Discourse: A Data Analytics Approach by Philip T. Roundy, Arben Asllani

“…We identify the areas where the academic literature seems to be lagging practitioner discussions and suggest that scholars should evaluate research for how closely topics are calibrated with the main themes in the discourse of entrepreneurs. …”
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Platelet-activating factor: an inflammatory mediator in the acute phase of allergic conjunctivitis in a guinea-pig model by F. Meijer, J. L. van Delft, N. J. van Haeringen

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Effect Of The Level Of Participation In Sportive Activities On Trust In Teachers And Identification Level With School l by İhsan Kuyulu, Enes Beltekin

“…The research group consists of a total of 302 students, 211 males and 91 females studying in different types of high schools in Şanlıurfa during the 2018-2019 academic year. In order to gain data for the purpose of the study, “Identification with School Scale” and “Teacher Trust Scale” were used. …”
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Health Promoting Indicators and Measures in an Educational Context by Migle Helmersen, May Olaug Horverak

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Research and application of multi-beam antenna technology for home network based on SSPP technology by Shengbing SHI, Jinjin SHAO, Cao SHI

“…High-quality home wireless network with large bandwidth, wide coverage, low latency and anti-interference is the key indicator to ensure user experience of fiber to the room (FTTR) Gigabit optical network.Traditional home network equipment mainly adopts single-beam single-polarized antenna design, which has become increasingly unable to meet the needs of high-quality network products under the background of large attenuation and strong interference.Antenna, as an indispensable component to realize conduction energy and air-interface electromagnetic wave transformation, can realize multiple functions by using its design freedom.High gain can reduce the power consumption of the radio frequency (RF) side to achieve the purpose of energy saving, and multi-beam can maintain high-performance network coverage without dead ends.Therefore, designing a multi-beam antenna with small size, high gain and flexible usage is of great value.Following the practical engineering and current academic research, a multi-beam antenna based on spoof surface plasmon polariton (SSPP) technology, covering the 5.1～5.9 GHz frequency band of Wi-Fi, was designed for home network products.Compared with traditional antennas, the test results of the antenna based on SPSS technology show that the coverage performance of the network in weak signal scenarios such as through-wall and cross-layer scenarios is improved greatly.It has great application prospects in increasingly miniaturized home terminal products.…”
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Randomized clinical trial of ICECaP (Individualized Coordination and Empowerment for Care Partners of Persons with Dementia): Primary mental health and burden outcomes. by Virginia T Gallagher, Anna Arp, Ryan Thompson, M Agustina Rossetti, James Patrie, Shannon E Reilly, Carol Manning

“…In this pilot randomized unblinded control trial of ICECaP, n = 61 (n = 90 randomized) care partners completed 12-months of the ICECaP intervention and n = 69 (n = 92 randomized) care partners received routine clinical support (controls) in an outpatient memory care clinic at an academic medical center, from which the participants were recruited. …”
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More than just a crib: Assessing the prevalence of partnerships between Cribs for Kids and children’s hospitals in the United States by Aysha Jawed

“…One integral partnership that enables Cribs for Kids to cast a wider net in yielding the potential to reach many more infants and their families across the country involves attainment of hospitalwide certification by Cribs for Kids across both academic and community healthcare systems that provide care to infants for up to one year of age. …”
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Desafios dos produtores de base familiar na produção do coco em reassentamentos públicos do Vale do São Francisco – Brasil by Guilherme José Ferreira de Araújo, Clélio Cristiano dos Santos, Edvânia Tôrres Aguiar Gomes

“…In the case studied, issues of survival and social inequality were identified as requiring academic attention and commitment. The methods were based on the Sustainable Livelihood Approach and Political Ecology with the hypothesis that this product will contribute to local sustainable development through investments in production infrastructure, marketing, and distribution. …”
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Agility Factors’ Analyses Framework in Project-Oriented Organizations through a Sustainability Approach in Large Projects Case Study: Isfahan Municipality by Ahmadreza Tahanian, Hasan Haleh, Farhad Etebari, Behnam Vahdani

“…Thereafter, the importance of these two major components has been measured by executive managers in Isfahan Municipality and academic experts. Afterward, the agility factors’ weights have been calculated based on extracted sustainability factors’ weights, which have been gained according to the project’s critical success factors and by applying quality function deployment. …”
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Structural Equation Modeling Approach for explaining the relationship between city development plans and city branding from the viewpoint of tourists (Case Study: Birjand) by hamid fakhimzade, hadi sarvari, mohamadhadi mahdinia, mahdi mahmoodzade vashan

“…The factors include the significant militarily and academic impact of Birjand on historical aspect and service-based economy of the city, cultural capitals, and the arts that are forgetting, immigration, and implementing the development-driving plans. …”
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Enseigner et apprendre en présentiel by Liudmyla Holubnycha, Tetiana Shchokina, Natalia Soroka

“…The results exposed the following: 1) benefits of face-to-face training: real-time interaction, improvement of social skills, collaboration, organization, motivation, accessibility, and better assessment; 2) cons of face-to-face training: processing a smaller capacity of programme material; problems with discipline; impossibility of listening to the lesson material repeatedly if necessary; problems with access to learning material from the internet; and the tendency of some students to have a psychological barrier to speaking a foreign language “live” in front of other students; and 3) the intermediate students’ learning results demonstrated that offline students have worse academic progress than the students studying online. …”
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Teaching-learning of the "family" content in the General Practitioner’s training from education at work by Mabel Rocha Vázquez, Josè Aurelio Dìaz Quiñones, Norma Mur Villar

“…<br /><strong>Results:</strong> potentialities and limitations were identified in the teaching-learning process of the "family" con-tent that allowed designing the strategy where the objectives constitute the guiding category, based on which the system of knowledge, skills and values is organized, structured from the stages of the visit to the family, seen in a systemic way, for which aspects of the method, the form, the means and the evaluation system are dealt with, in close relation with the academic, the attentional labor and the research aspects.…”
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The Role of Bauman Moscow State Technical University in Scientific and Methodical Support of Higher School of Russia (To the 30th Anniversary of Educational and Methodical Associat... by S. V. Korshunov

“…The paper highlights such aspects of MSTU activities as: detachment from Moscow Higher Technical School a number of engineering institutes in the 1930th years; optimization of training terms in engineering specialties; convergence of technical and classical university education, universitization of engineering education, creation of the Association of technical universities, the activities of the scientific and educational centers, which can be viewed as a new stage of the Russian method of engineers’ training, the contribution of Bauman Moscow State Technical University to the development of information technology in engineering education, BMSTU’s participation of in state and public governing of higher education system; the deepening of the international academic mobility.…”
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Exploring Orthopedic Occupational Therapy in Korea: Insights from a Survey on Occupational Therapists’ Perspectives by Junghun Aj Kim

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Value of robotic surgery simulation for training surgical residents and attendings: a systematic review protocol by Ngan Nguyen, Kathryn K Howard, Hussein Makki, Nathan M Novotny, Misa Mi

“…The final manuscript and results will be presented and published at an academic conference and peer -reviewed journal.PROSPERO registration number CRD42021274090.…”
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Nurses' experiences of home care: A qualitative study by Atefeh Shamsi, Ahmadreza Yazdannik, Nayereh Naseri

“…Conclusion: It is crucial to establish a foundation of academic programs, comprehensive legislation, political support, and financial models to develop home care services. …”
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Impact of the teacher education curriculum on the development of 21st-Century skills: Pre-service teachers’ perceptions by Mensah Prince Osiesi, Sylvan Blignaut

“…Findings indicate that the South African TEC largely inculcates 21CS in PTs, the prevalent 21CS among PTs are collaborative, communication, critical thinking, and creativity skills (in that order), and PTs’ excess academic workloads, lack of digital competencies and literacy, and inadequate assessment of ICT-related skills are the main challenges militating against their development of 21CS. …”
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Recognition of Qualifications Obtained as a Result of Non-Formal and Informal Learning: Foreign Experience and Prospects for Russian Practice by A. I. Satdykov, B. A. Sazonov

“…In this regard, the experience of South Korea described in the article is interesting, using the Register of Academic Credit Units as the main tool for the recognition of qualifications. …”
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The politics of gating (A response to Private Security and Public Space by Manzi and Smith-Bowers) by Rowland Atkinson

“… Gated residential developments, neighbourhoods to which public access is restricted, continue to generate academic, policymaker and public curiosity. Why do people want to live in these places and should public interventions be directed towards either their prevention or tacit acceptance? …”
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Analysis of Gender-Based Authorship Trends in Leading Pain-Medicine Journals Over 10 Years by Natalie Strand, Molly Kraus, Charlotte Pougnier, Audrey Keim, Anagha Deshpande, Jillian Maloney

“…Authorship of peer-reviewed publications is important for academic rank, promotion, and national reputation. …”
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