MODERN INSTRUMENTAL METHODS TO CONTROL THE SEED QUALITY IN ROOT VEGETABLES by F. B. Musaev, A. F. Bukharov, E. G. Kozar, S. L. Beletskiy

“…Based on practical importance the visualization of inner seed structure, it allows determining far before seed germination the degree of endosperm development and embryo; the presence of inner damages and infections, occupation and damage caused by pests. …”
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Bioactivity Assessment of 8-Hydroxyquinoline and Monosodium Glutamate Mixed Ligand Copper Complex: Experimental and Computational by Mercy Bamigboye, Ayuba Mustapha, Friday Danjuma

“…This formed complex was analysed by microanalytical, spectral, thermal, and computational techniques to characterize its formula and structure. Antimicrobial and In-silico activity was also determined. …”
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Evaluation of Acoustic Recording Devices to Survey Northern Bobwhite Populations by Nathan G. Wilhite, Paige E. Howell, James A. Martin

“…We encourage the evaluation of other software recognition programs and the relationship between covey call detection and landscape structure. © 2020 The Wildlife Society.…”
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Design of a Robotic Work Cell Using Hierarchical Systems Approach and Visual Components Software by Kanstantsin Miatliuk, Krystian Koc, Atakan Eliacik, Paulo E. Miyagi, Marcosiris A. O. Pessoa

“…In comparison with other widespread approaches, the conceptual model of the RWC constructed in the HS formal basis contains connected models of RWC subsystems, their processes, the RWC structure, its dynamic presentation as the unit in its environment, and the RWC coordinator. …”
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Understanding Kampung Transformation through Development Thinking Perspective: Insights from ‘Kampung Berkebun Pajajaran’ by Hilmy Muhammad Dzaki, Sri Mulyati, Muhammad Wildan Arkan, Sonny Yuliar

“…This article employs the development thinking framework to analyze the complete picture, examining the interplay between the program, community's agency, initiatives, and external support structures. …”
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Toward Equitable Health Care: Bridging the Gap in the Health of Incarcerated Individuals in Africa by Praise Oyedepo Okunlola, Abdulhammed Opeyemi Babatunde, David Mobolaji Akoki, Opeyemi Temitope Ilori, Victor Oluwafemi Femi‐Lawal, Favour Mofiyinfoluwa Abiona, Samuel Tobi Tundealao

“…Lessons from developed countries highlight the potential for effective interventions through structured healthcare programs and policies. Recommendations include adopting the World Health Organization (WHO) prison health framework, improving judicial efficiency to reduce overcrowding, ensuring healthcare is managed by health ministries, and establishing rehabilitation centers. …”
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Qualitative Study on Palliative Care Needs of Peritoneal dialysis Patients and Their Caregivers by ZHANG Hui, YANG Wei, CUI Ying, GUAN Yuxia, ZHOU Zijuan

“…ObjectiveTo explore the palliative care needs of peritoneal dialysis patients and their caregivers, providine a scientific basis for the targeted implementation of palliative care intervention programs.MethodsA semi-structured in-depth interview was conducted on 14 patients and 6 caregivers at a peritoneal dialysis center in a third-class hospital in Beijing. …”
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ENSURING THE PRODUCTIVITY OF HUMAN RESOURCES: EVALUATION OF FINANCING AND PARTNERSHIP MODELS BETWEEN HOUSEHOLDS, STATE AND BUSINESS by L. Beztelesna, O. Pliashko, L. Shevchuk, Zh. Semchuk, I. Petryk

“…Therefore, it is essential to implement measures to improve it and transform the existing funding structure for human development programs and partnership models to ensure its growth. …”
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International student mobility: the key to securing the first job in a globalized world by Laetitia Pozniak, Loredana Cultrera, Guillaume Vermeylen

“…They also underscore the added benefits for French-speaking students navigating multilingual environments, and for regions like Wallonia facing structural employment challenges. These insights support the continued promotion of mobility programs as tools for enhancing graduate employability in a globalized labor market.…”
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Assumptions and perceptions of food wasting behavior and intention to reduce food waste in the case of Generation Y and Generation X by László Mucha, Titanilla Oravecz

“…From data of a representative sample of 1,665 respondents by using structural equation modeling it is shown that the intention of reducing food waste is positively influenced by attitudes, health-, price and environmental consciousness, planning routines and ecological motives. …”
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Life skills transfer in athletes: internal and external antecedents by Amanda Rizzieri Romano, Evandro Morais Peixoto, Martin Camiré

“…The sample consisted of 261 athletes aged 12-24 years (17.7±3.46; 62.8% boys/men). Structural equation modeling suggested a positive association between harmonious passion, task-oriented motivational climate, and family support indicators with the life skills transfer dimensions. …”
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THE ROLE OF INTERNAL COMMUNICATION IN ACTIVATING KNOWLEDGE MANAGEMENT PROCESSES: A STUDY OF THE OPINIONS OF A SAMPLE OF PROFESSORS AT ALGERIAN UNIVERSITIES by Sarra LAMAMRA, Nour ELHouda SETIFI, Fatma MAHBOUB

“…Using the SmartPLS V4 program, structural equation modeling was used to examine these shapes. …”
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Experimental Design and Research on Articulated Device Mechanical Properties of Low Floor Car by Liqun PENG, Dawen LIN, Jin WANG, Bin LUO, Gang CHEN

“…Aiming at the problem of mechanical property test for articulated device, the structural principle of articulated devices of rotation, fixed and free was briefly analyzed, and three kinds of new component test schemes, i.e. rotation "vertical + yaw", fixed hinge "vertical + torsional" and free hinged device as a whole, were designed and compared with the traditional ones. …”
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Homepreneurship and Economic Wellbeing of Households: A Perspective Study of Selected Igbo Female Entrepreneurs in Ebonyi State by Gilbert Ogechukwu NWORIE, Fidelia N. NWORIE

“…Primary data were collected using a structured questionnaire. Analysis of research question and presentation of demographic profile of the respondents were done using frequency and percentage, respectively. …”
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Teachers’ Digital Leadership and Competencies in Primary Education: A Cross-Sectional Behavioral Study by Hera Antonopoulou, Panagiota Matzavinou, Ioanna Giannoukou, Constantinos Halkiopoulos

“…Quantitative design was supported, and for research purposes, a structured survey was administered to 105 primary school teachers. …”
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Using multimedia-supported flipped classrooms approach to modernize organic chemistry instruction: exploring students’ and teachers’ challenges by Ezechiel Nsabayezu, Olivier Habimana, Wenceslas Nzabalirwa, Francois Niyongabo Niyonzima

“…Qualitative data from structured interviews were analyzed thematically. The findings indicate that challenges related to technology and resource availability, student and teacher-specific issues, and limitations in teaching support and institutional infrastructure hinder the effective implementation of the MSFCA. …”
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Overview of character education design in senior high schools with boarding school in Indonesia by Wanda Fitri, Nasril Nasril, Siska Novra Elvina, Sri Meiweni Basra, Rizqa Asrarus Syifa

“…Employing a qualitative research methodology, data were gathered via observational techniques and structured interviews. The results indicate that character education is cultivated through a cohesive and continuous curriculum that interlinks academic instruction with dormitory living experiences. …”
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Risk factors and socioeconomic determinants of falls among older adults by Agnieszka Maruszewska, Tadeusz Ambroży, Łukasz Rydzik

“…The research method was a structured diagnostic survey using the Falls Risk Assessment Tool (FRAT) to collect data on fall incidence and associated risk factors.ResultsA significant relationship was found between the age of the participants, their level of education (p = 0.00015), and the type of work previously performed (p = 0.00039) and the frequency of falls. …”
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“I would never have become an interpreter without social media”: online social media’s motivational dynamics in self-regulated interpreting learning by Zhiyu Cai, Shanshan Yang

“…IntroductionIn the Web 2.0 era, self-regulated learning (SRL) through online social media (OSM) has become integral to language learning, particularly for Chinese interpreting learners preparing for postgraduate programs. Despite its growing role, the impact of OSM on interpreting learners’ motivation and SRL outcomes remains underexplored.MethodsGrounded in Zimmerman’s Cyclical Model of SRL, this study employed semi-structured interviews with 29 Chinese interpreting learners to examine OSM-mediated motivational dynamics throughout the Self-regulated interpreting learning process.ResultsOur findings reveal that OSM acts as a double-edged sword. …”
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Exploring Faculty Members’ Experiences with Virtual Classroom Platforms and Their Perceived Usability during the COVID-19 by Yunus Alkış, Zafer Kadırhan, Mustafa Şat

“…Twenty-five of the faculty members who had completed the online questionnaire were then interviewed in semi-structured interviews. The quantitative analysis results indicate that Zoom was the most favored platform, obtaining a ‘Good’ usability score together with Google Meet and Adobe Connect. …”
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