Rôle des environnements dans les origines et l’évolution de la bipédie chez les hominidés : exemple des zones boisées sèches de l’Afrique by Brigitte Senut

“…Whereas open savannah is no longer recognized as a good original environment in which bipedal locomotion emerged, dry forests deserve more attention and the structure of the Miombos woodland offers an interesting possibility of throwing light on the acquisition of erect bipedalism. …”
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Peripartum Ruptured Uterine Angioleiomyoma by Nora Mohamed, Ayman Almasalma

“…She presented to the emergency department in our hospital with labor pain, at 39 weeks of gestation, and was admitted to the labor unit in active labor. …”
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Measles seroprevalence in Thailand: are adolescents and young adults at risk of measles? by Panit Takkinsatian, Kamolmart Wannaphahoon, Prasit Upapan, Sansnee Senawong, Olarn Prommalikit

“…Introduction: During the last decade, measles has become an important re-emerging disease in Thailand. The objective of this study was to measure measles seroprevalence and its influencing factors so as to plan an improved vaccination programme. …”
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Applications and challenges of capacitive deionization technology in selective separation by YANG Qun, XU Ziyang, ZHANG Changyong*

“…Capacitive deionization (CDI) has emerged as a novel electro-driven desalination process that is gradually being applied in the selective separation of target ions from multicomponent solutions. …”
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Old Nick Crossed the Mississippi: The Figure of the Devil in Late Cold War Era Novels of the American West by Michael Walonen

“…It argues that Stephen King’s The Stand (1978) employs the satanic Randall Flagg to interrogate what is taken as an intrinsic strain of evil running through America’s history and emerging in especially pointed form in the social unrest and malaise of the late 1960s and 1970s. …”
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Safeguarding accuracy for CT imaging with industrial robots: Efficient calibration methods for arbitrary trajectories by Anton Weiss, Simon Wittl, Gabriel Herl, Simon Zabler, Anna Trauth, Markus G. R. Sause

“…The assessment of the reconstruction quality revealed a comparable reconstruction quality between the approaches, with the machine calibration approach emerging as one of the best, while also reducing the time-intensive correction overhead. …”
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Development of the myocite biobank: Cost-efficient model of public sector investigator-driven biobank for idiopathic inflammatory myositis by R Naveen, Anamika Kumari Anuja, Mohit Kumar Rai, Vikas Agarwal, Latika Gupta

“…In the era of omics, biobanking has emerged as a vital process to aid research, more so for rare diseases. …”
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BOREDOM AND DEMOGRAPHICS AS PREDICTORS OF INTERNET ADDICTION AMONG POLYTECHNIC LIBRARY USERS IN SOUTH-SOUTH, NIGERIA by GODWIN OBERHIRI-ORUMAH, ESHARENANA E. ADOMI

“…The study found that the extent of boredom among polytechnic library users in South-South, Nigeria is great (3.56 > 3.00). It also emerged that there is strong relationship between boredom and Internet addiction among polytechnic library users in South-South Nigeria (r = 0.446, 0.000 < 0.05). …”
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Stability Analysis of Earth-rockfill Dam Slope under the Condition of Reservoir Water Level Fluctuation and Continuous Rainfall by FENG Zhihu, LIANG Yukai, HUANG Peiteng, ZHUANG Jie, JIA Yanxiang

“…The results ofthis study are as a reference for correctly understanding the seepage and stability law of earth-rockfill dam slope under the condition of reservoir water level fluctuation and continuousrainfall, and for analyzing the risk and managing the emergency of small and medium homogeneousearth-rockrill dams under extreme working conditions.…”
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Mapping out a Canadian university’s trauma-informed landscape: A preliminary exploration by Mélanie Letendre Jauniaux, Heather L. Lawford

“…The study involved two phases: first, preliminary consultations with ten community stakeholders and a review of relevant literature, and second, nine semi-structured interviews with staff and faculty, followed by reflexive thematic analysis of the data. Four key themes emerged: (1) limited trauma awareness on campus, highlighting a need for system-wide training and tools, (2) privilege and vulnerability, disparities in safety, flexibility and agency across university departments, (3) pockets of safety, academic culture and other barriers to change, (4) suggestions to address barriers, through trauma education, human-centric practices, and systemic collaboration. …”
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The Effect of Students’ Cultural Values on Social Stigmatization of Alcohol Use Disorder by Pelin Zıvdır Yeşilyurt

“…Among the participants, 76.8% were female, 37.2% were 21 years of age or older, 57.6% were first-year students, and 40.8% were first and emergency aid students. The mean score of the Social Stigma Scale for Alcohol Use Disorder was 75.55 ± 19.18 (min: 20–max: 100), and the mean score of the Individual Cultural Values Scale was 79.79 ± 17.47 (min: 26–max: 130). …”
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Models, systems, networks in economics, engineering, nature and society by D.N. Frantasov, Yu.V. Kudryashova, E.V. Voronina

“…The intelligent unit allows you to replace the person who makes organizational and technical decisions to minimize the consequences of emergency situations leading to an increase in non-standardized losses. …”

Probiotics to Prevent the Need for, and Augment the Use of, Antibiotics by Gregor Reid

“…The use of probiotics ("live microorganisms which when administered in adequate amounts confer a health benefit on the host") has re-emerged as a means to restore and boost the beneficial microbes in our bodies. …”
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Bibliometric Analysis to Understand the Place of the Visits of Natural Areas in the Field of Volunteered Geographic Information Research by Robin Lesné, Marc Langenbach, Pascal Mao, Hugues François, Nicolas Robinet

“…Thus, our paper highlights the maturity of the field of studies of VGI, but also the opportunity that is emerging in terms of mobilising this tool in scientific work dealing with the visits and management of natural areas.…”
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Macrostructures and rhetorical moves in research articles in nanotechnology by Xianqing Luo, Jiajie Ji

“…IntroductionNotwithstanding the fact that extensive studies focused on exploring generic structures in established disciplines, scant attention has been directed to macrostructures and rhetorical moves in RAs in some emerging disciplines.MethodsBased on a self-compiled corpus of 50 research articles (RAs) from five top ranking journals in the field of Nanotechnology, we explored the macrostructures and rhetorical moves in RAs in Nanotechnology.ResultsIt was found that (i) scientists in Nanotechnology have a propensity to employ a merged [R&amp;D] structure to immediately discuss and contribute new knowledge tentatively in the specific contextualised situation after research results were presented, (ii) Even though RAs in Nanotechnology largely follows IMRD structure by abiding writing conventions in the research world, disciplinary variations were found regarding the rhetorical structures, specifically, scientists in Nanotechnology tend to employ more moves and steps in establishing research niche, detailed description of research methods, suggesting future research, but less moves and steps related to promotional strategies (M3S4, M3S5, M3S6).DiscussionThe research results have significant implications for English for Academic Purposes (EAP) instructors to make informed choices by using disciplinary empirical-based decisions to guide novice writers and students at tertiary level to write RAs by following disciplinary conventions of research communities in Nanotechnology so as to avoid overgeneralization.…”
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Grapes, Wines, and Changing Times: A Bibliometric Analysis of Climate Change Influence by Diego Grazia, Chiara Mazzocchi, Giordano Ruggeri, Stefano Corsi

“…Through co-citation analysis and bibliographic coupling, we identify dominant thematic clusters in previous and current scientific literature and reveal emerging research trajectories in this field. The main thematic clusters found include the assessment of climate change effects on viticultural regions worldwide, climate change’s impact on grape composition, and the impact on grape phenology. …”
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Analysis of high-rise building safety detection methods based on big data and artificial intelligence by Jiaojiao Xu, Chuanjie Yan, Yangyang Su, Yong Liu

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Efficacy and safety of conventional synthetic, biologic, and targeted synthetic disease-modifying antirheumatic drugs in rheumatoid arthritis-interstitial lung disease: A narrative... by Richard Conway, Luke Corcoran, Elena Nikiphorou

“…The concern for the safety of these treatments has largely emerged from real-world observational data and has often been based on small numbers of case studies or retrospective analyses of observational studies. …”
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Utilizing Diagnostic Musculoskeletal Ultrasound for Assessment of the Infraspinatus Muscle and Tendon: Implications for Rehabilitation Professionals by Robert C Manske, Michael Voight, Chris Wolfe, Phil Page

“…Diagnostic musculoskeletal ultrasound (MSK-US) has emerged as a valuable tool for assessing the infraspinatus muscle and tendon, offering real-time, dynamic assessment capabilities essential for precise diagnosis and effective rehabilitation planning. …”
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Rare but Not so Rare? The Evolving Spectrum of Whipple's Disease by John M Conly, B Lynn Johnston

“…Knowledge about Whipple's disease began to emerge in 1907, when George Hoyt Whipple recognized the first case of the disease that now bears his name. …”
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