Shared governance increases marine protected area effectiveness. by Andrea Mast, David Gill, Gabby N Ahmadia, Emily S Darling, Dominic A Andradi-Brown, Jonas Geldman, Graham Epstein, M Aaron MacNeil

“…We also find higher biomass in older MPAs, those in countries with higher gross domestic product (GDP), and those with a higher proportion of no-take area. …”
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The cover of randomness: validating implicit methods for the study of sensitive topics by Charles Efferson, Sonja Vogt

“…These methods were untested at the time of our original research, and here we compare the distinct but overlapping approaches we used to validate our methods for each of the two countries. Additionally, we repeat a number of analyses, including those related to validation, with previously unpublished data from Sudan. …”
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Colon cancer surgery. Five years of experience. by Nicolás Rubio Silveira, Javier López Mayedo, Carlos Echevarría del Risco, Katia García Paneca

“…<strong>Fundament</strong>: Colon-rectal cancer is one of the most frequent neoplams in eastern countries and it is the second most frequent type of cancer just behind cancer of the lungs and of the breast respectively. …”
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Structured Teaching Programme on Knowledge Regarding Management of Obstructed Labor Among Final Year GNM Students by Noorjan K S, Preethi D’Souza

“… Background The women of developing countries are at risk of pregnancy-related complications including eclampsia obstructed labour sepsis etc. …”
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How Poor Leadership Skills Elicit Unethical Behavior: Evidence from Public Organizations by Abderrahmane Benlahcene, Houcine Meddour

“…However, unethical leadership is scarcely examined in the context of African countries. This study explores the role of poor leadership skills and qualities in eliciting unethical leadership behavior in Algerian public organizations. …”
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Arbitration in Administrative Affairs: The Enlargement Scope of Ratione Materiae in Portugal by Marta Portocarrero

“…In this sense, the analysis offers a critical review of the solutions of Portuguese law, which can be also used in comparable legal regimes of other European countries. …”
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The Effect of Government Subsidies on Firm R&D Investment in China: From Perspectives of Ownership and Market Power by Haijing Wang, Junguo Shi, Muhammad Imran, Jiaqi Gao, Yitian Zhang, Rongyu Wang

“…This study not only fills the theoretical black box of the relationship between government subsidies and enterprise innovation but also provides relatively new empirical evidence for the related research on innovation subsidies in developing countries.…”
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Research on Differences in Knowledge Demand of Sustainability Learning of Teams in Mega Engineering Construction Project in China by Jinfan Zhang, Yun Chen, Wenxi Zhu, Jianrong Cai

“…This study contributes to research on sustainable construction in MECPs in two main ways: (1) it reveals novel insights related to the integration of SL into the MECPs sustainable construction practices for developing countries and (2) it offers the possibility for practitioners to identify the most crucial knowledge and focus their efforts and resources efficiently.…”
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Barriers for Large Integration of PV and Onshore Wind Energy in the Distribution Network on the Selected European Union Electricity Markets by Hanna Bartoszewicz-Burczy

“…This paper is focused on the most common regulatory, technological, administrative, financial, social, and environmental barriers, which slow down the large-scale deployment of PV and wind energy into the distribution networks in 5 EU countries: Austria, Greece, France, Poland and Spain and also in Norway. …”
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Colonoscopy ‘My Way’: Preparation, Anticoagulants, Antibiotics and Sedation by Jerome D Waye

“…Sedation for the endoscopic examination is usually administered by the colonoscopist, although anesthesiologists may, in some countries (and in some defined areas of the United States) be the primary administrators of sedation and analgesia. …”
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Anticancer and Antioxidant Activities of Methanolic Extract of Ziziphus Spina-Christi Leaves against Human Gastric Carcinoma Cells by Samir Abdulkarim Alharbi

“…Background: Ziziphus spina-christi (Rhamnaceae) is employed in Middle Eastern countries for the treatment of different diseases. …”
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Adventure sports and tourism at the beginning of the construction of Europe in the Pyrenees by André Suchet

“…Organised in the spring of 1993 on the border between France and Spain, the Pyrenees Adventure Games (les Jeux Pyrénéens de l’Aventure or los Juegos Pirenaicos de la Aventura), brought together more than 1,000 athletes from 26 countries and were attended by 21,000 visitors. An alternative Olympics of adventure and outdoor sports patronised by the IOC, the events took place in the Aure Valley in France (Hautes-Pyrénées) and in the Sobrarbe in Spain (Huesca province). …”
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Translational Science and Evidence-Based Healthcare: A Clarification and Reconceptualization of How Knowledge Is Generated and Used in Healthcare by Alan Pearson, Zoe Jordan, Zachary Munn

“…The importance of basing health policy and health care practices on the best available international evidence (“evidence-based health care”) and on translating knowledge or evidence into action (“translation science” or “translational research”) is increasingly being emphasized across all health sectors inmost countries. Evidence-based healthcare is a process that identifies policy or clinical questions and addresses these questions by generating knowledge and evidence to effectively and appropriately deliver healthcare in ways that are effective, feasible, and meaningful to specific populations, cultures, and settings. …”
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Population, consumption and climate colonialism by Patrick Hassan

“…Even if emission reductions in affluent nations are (rightly) prioritised, there are good reasons to prevent enormous growth of emissions in developing countries. Those environmental risks become much greater given developing nations’ projected population increases in the coming century. …”
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Towards Curative Therapy in Burkitt Lymphoma: The Role of Early African Studies in Demonstrating the Value of Combination Therapy and CNS Prophylaxis by Ian Magrath

“…In Africa, doses must be lower, because of limitations in supportive care, but in technically advanced countries cure rates in excess of 90% can be obtained. …”
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Discrimination of Pakistani Fountain Pen Inks by Gas Chromatography-Mass Spectrometry (GC-MS) by Mehwish Sharif, Muhammad Irfan Jalees, Syed Azhar Ali Shah Tirmazi, Muhammad Makshoof Athar, Arjumand Iqbal Durrani, Madeeha Batool

“…In developing countries, the chances of fraud in written documents are comparatively high. …”
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Eastern Dimension of the European Neighbourhood Policy: Europeanization Mutual Trap by V. A. Latkina

“…The article analyses the Europeanization policy of the European Union towards the Eastern Partnership participant countries. Suffering from the lack of clear strategy and ultimate goal in the European Neighbourhood Policy the European Union enhances external democratization and its governance in post soviet states without immediate Union's membership perspective. …”
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The Myth of Don Juan Onstage up to and through Victorian Times by Rocío G. Sumillera

“…The passage from the seventeenth century’s moralising vision of Don Juan to its humorous counterpart in Victorian times constitutes the object of study of this article, which traces the inseparable trajectories of Don Juanesque works in the two countries. This paper explains how the initially tragic Don Juan came to be a favourite for light onstage entertainment between the years 1837 and 1901 on both sides of the Channel.…”
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Strengthening the technological sovereignty of the Russian oil and gas industry in the context of turbulent geopolitics in the world by V. Yu. Linnik, A. A. Laznik, T. S. Gordeeva

“…After the introduction of a number of regular packages of sanctions by Western countries and the United States of America against the RF, implying a ban on a large number of supplies of equipment and technologies to the oil and gas industry, it becomes obvious that there is a need for domestic developments. …”
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Exercising Tactically for Taming Postmeal Glucose Surges by Elsamma Chacko

“…Promoting the kind of physical activity that best counters postmeal hyperglycemia is crucial because hundreds of millions of diabetes patients living in developing countries and in the pockets of poverty in the West must do without medicines, supplies, and special diets. …”
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