Classroom settings for visually impaired schoolchildren: A scoping review. by Nur Aresya Ahmad Najmee, Zainora Mohammed, Mohd Harimi Abd Rahman, Norliza Mohamad Fadzil, Arimi Fitri Mat Ludin, Rosilah Hassan

“…Visually impaired schoolchildren require classrooms tailored to their visual abilities and needs, as outlined in existing literature detailing optimal modifications, recommendations, and guidelines. …”
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Air cooling design for the motor system of electric agricultural robots by Shusong Wang, Heng Wang, Peng Wang, Haiyuan Wang, Xiaolin Xie, Xin Jin, Xingyu Liu

“…Abstract To address the challenges of motor system temperature rising and the failure of temperature-sensitive components in electric agricultural robots, this study focuses on the cooling design for the motor system of a specific electric weeding robot using simulation and experiment methods. Optimal cooling fan configuration was proposed, and the safe operational fan airflow volume range at varying working ambient temperatures was determined. …”
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Cost-effectiveness analysis of use of a polypill versus usual care or best practice for primary prevention in people at high risk of cardiovascular disease. by Sue Jowett, Pelham Barton, Andrea Roalfe, Kate Fletcher, F D Richard Hobbs, Richard J McManus, Jonathan Mant

“…<h4>Methods</h4>A Markov model was developed to perform a cost-utility analysis with a one year time cycle and a 10 year time horizon to compare the polypill with usual care and optimal implementation of NICE Guidelines, using patient level data from a retrospective cross-sectional study. …”
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Sustainable recovery of rare Earth elements from industrial waste: A path to circular economy and environmental health by Pranav Prashant Dagwar, Syed Suffia Iqbal, Deblina Dutta

“…Advanced methods, including bio-metallurgy, have optimized recovery, achieving 80–95% efficiency for elements like Yttrium, Cerium, Neodymium, and Thorium. …”
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Examining the influence of port ship activities on pollutant emissions in port environments by Xinjia Gao, Qifeng Yu, Wei Dai, Qinyang Chen

“…Through this detailed research approach, it is possible to more accurately identify emission sources and optimize port operations, thereby offering strong data support and scientific guidance for environmental management and policy-making in port waters.…”
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Study on Key Influencing Factors of Carbon Emissions from Farmland Resource Utilization in Northeast China Under the Background of Energy Conservation and Emission Reduction by Mulin Sun, Yuhao Fu, Mingyao Sun, Run Huang, Yun Teng

“…In this study, the carbon emission coefficient method is used to select six major carbon sources with energy consumption, including energy consumption in the process of fertilizer production, agricultural machinery use, irrigation, and agricultural waste treatment, to measure the spatial and temporal carbon emissions from the utilization of farmland resources in Northeast China during 2012–2021. …”
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Factors affecting farmers’ decision to join coffee producer cooperatives to improve their welfare by Intan Parumbuan Rombeallo, Muhammad Hatta Jamil, Didi Rukmana

“…The collection of data was done through the distribution of questionnaires, and the data were analysed using a statistical analysis method, namely Partial Least Square-Structural Equation Modeling with the software SmartPLS4.0. …”
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Digestate in paddy soil – methane emission and carbon sequestration by Bente Foereid, Maria Dietrich, Monica Fongen, Lisa Paruch

“… Purpose: Soils are the largest store of carbon in the biosphere, but soils can also act as the key sources of greenhouse gases. Rice cultivation in paddy soil is anoxic, thus creating an optimal condition for methane production. …”
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Transformasi Abu Vulkanik dan Limbah Seng menjadi Nanokomposit ZnO-SiO2 dan Aplikasinya untuk Degradasi Rhodamin B by Sunardi Sunardi, Silviana Silviana

“…In addition to the presence of abundant SiO2, ZnO sources from lathe workshop waste are also easily obtained. …”
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Spatial pattern and its influencing factors of national-level cultural heritage in China by Wei Shen, Yanli Chen, Weiwei Cao, Ruyi Yu, Peijun Rong, Jinlong Cheng

“…In this study, the national-level cultural heritage of China as the research object, and the spatial patterns of the cultural heritage (CH), tangible cultural heritage (TCH) and intangible cultural heritage (ICH) are analyzed are summarized using the multiple geospatial analysis method, and their spatial distribution differences. …”
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An analysis of the decomposition and driving force of carbon emissions in transport sector in China by Jing Gu, Shuhua Jiang, Jing Zhang, Jinde Jiang

“…It first calculates the China’s transport carbon emissions by IPCC carbon emission factor method, and then applies the Logarithmic Mean Divisia Index (LMDI) model for decomposition analysis. …”
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Simplifying Stem Cell Therapy for IRs: Exploring New Horizons in Interventional Radiology and Cell Therapy by Hossein Ghanaati, Maedeh Rouzbahani

“…The effective treatment of various diseases requires not only medications but also precise delivery methods to the body and specific organs. In this regard, radiology plays a crucial role, acting as the eyes of physicians. …”
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Nitrates and nitrites intoxications’ management by Alexandra Trif

“…The study pointed out the major sources for clinical and subclinical intoxications with nitrates/nitrites (drinking water and nitrates containing fertilizers), circumstances that determine fertilizers to became sources of intoxication (excessive fertilization/consecutive high level of nitrates in fodders, free access of animals to the fertilizers, administration into the diet instead of natrium chloride), factors that determine high nitrates accumulation in fodders despite optimal fertilization (factors related to the plants, soil, clime, harvest methods, storage, agrotechnical measures), nitrates/nitrites toxicity (over 45 ppm nitrates in drinking water, over 0.5 g nitrate/100 g D.M fodder/diet), the factors that influence nitrates/nitrites toxicity ( species, age, rate of feeding, diet balance especially energetically), pathological effects and symptoms (irritation and congestions on digestive tract, resulting diarrhoea, transformation of hemoglobin into methemoglobin determining severe respiratory insufficiency, vascular collapse, low blood pressure inthe acute nitrates intoxication; hypotiroidism, hypovitaminosis A, reproductive disturbances(abortion, low rate of fertility, dead born offspring), diarrhoea and/or respiratory insufficiency in new born e.g. calves), immunosuppression, decrease of milk production in chronic intoxication. …”
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Auditory perception of biodiversity by human listeners by Elie Grinfeder, Elie Grinfeder, Jérôme Sueur, Richard McWalter, Frédéric Apoux, Christian Lorenzi

“…IntroductionThis study explored human auditory capacity to evaluate the number of biological sound sources in natural soundscapes.MethodsThis was achieved by measuring the ability of human participants to judge the number of birds when listening to soundscapes generated by an engineering algorithm that controlled for bird abundance, species richness, level disparities between songs, bird behavior and background noise.Results and discussionAlthough often inaccurate, numerosity judgments were generally affected by the number of birds, demonstrating sub-optimal sensitivity to biodiversity in humans. …”
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Analysis of AC winding loss of permanent magnet synchronous traction motor with high power by LI Xiangcheng, WANG Yingchun, NI Wei, WU Nan

“…AC winding loss is the sum of DC winding loss and eddy current loss. The sources, calculation methods and influencing factors of AC winding loss of PMSTM with high frequency and power were studied. …”
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Experience of using telemedicine technologies in healthcare systems of foreign countries and the Russian Federation: systematic review by O. A. Volkova, S. S. Budarin, E. V. Smirnova, Yu. V. Elbek

“…Today, the development and widespread use of digital technologies in medicine is considered as one of the most promising mechanisms for optimizing costs and improving the efficiency of healthcare and the quality of life of the aging society.Objective: to study the experience of using telemedicine technologies for providing medical care in the health systems of different countries, including the Russian Federation.Material and methods. …”
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Social Factors Influencing Healthcare Expenditures: A Machine Learning Perspective on Australia’s Fiscal Challenges by Wei Gu, Zhantian Zhang, Ou Liu

“…While traditional statistical methods struggle to capture complex data relationships, machine learning offers a more robust approach to handling intricate and non-linear data. …”
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Towards Sustainable Campus Development: A Case Study of Klaipeda University by Anne Olga, Mikalauskas Ignas

“…This involves integrating renewable energy sources and smart building systems to improve resource efficiency and encourage sustainable living practices. …”
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A comprehensive review of digital twin in healthcare in the scope of simulative health-monitoring by Mubaris Nadeem, Sascha Kostic, Mareike Dornhöfer, Christian Weber, Madjid Fathi

“…The availability of new data sources raises the potential for developing structured approaches for prediction and analysis. …”
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Assessing Staffing Needs in the Maintenance Department of a Tertiary Care Teaching Hospital Using Workload Analysis by Alvita Lurdin Saldanha, Shyni Cardoza, Jyothi Seema Moras, Sonal Sophia Fernandes

“… Background Effective staffing in hospital maintenance departments is crucial for ensuring smooth operation of healthcare facilities and maintaining high-quality patient care. However determining optimal staffing levels can be challenging due to various factors such as workload fluctuations skill mix and budget constraints.Objective This research aimed to provide a comprehensive assessment of staffing needs in the hospital maintenance department by conducting a workload analysis and applying insights from these studies ultimately contributing to improved operational efficiency and patient care.Methods Data was collected from 03062024 to 09062024 through direct interviews with staff to assess current work processes biometric attendance reports and other relevant sources.Results The study findings indicate that the maintenance departments actual working hours 9.24 hours day exceed the desired working hours 7.5 hoursday resulting in overtime work 1.7-2 hoursday which affects employee well-being productivity and efficiency. …”
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