“Oxygen starvation” of the atmosphere by Givishvili Givi, Leshchenko Liudmila

“…At the same time, today, firstly, the validity of the first proposed hypothesis is justified which recognizes the leading role of oxygen in climate change in the upper atmosphere, and secondly, errors that cause the erroneous rejection of this conclusion are revealed. …”
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Linear regression reporting practices for health researchers, a cross-sectional meta-research study. by Lee Jones, Adrian Barnett, Dimitrios Vagenas

“…<h4>Results</h4>While 92% of authors reported p-values and 81% reported regression coefficients, only 58% of papers reported a measure of uncertainty, such as confidence intervals or standard errors. Sixty-nine percent of authors did not discuss the scientific importance of estimates, and only 23% directly interpreted the size of coefficients.…”
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Problem-Solving Skills and Productive Struggle of Students in Solving Mathematical Problems in Elementary School by Rosiana Mufliva, Turmudi Turmudi, Tatang Herman, Sandi Budi Iriawan, Andhin Dyas Fitriani

“…At the process skills stage, students show errors in calculating and need teacher motivation to continue their struggle in solving mathematical problems. …”
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Burnout of Resident Doctors in a Teaching Hospital in Jordan by Raed Nael Mohammad Al-Taher, Mohamad E. Mahseeri, Rawan Abd AlMohsen Mohammad Al Habashneh, Moaath Alsmadi, Amal Ibrahim Abd Al Qader Abu Harb, Nadwa Basem Basheer Bustami, Awni D. Shahait, Lana Alghanem, Fadi Alhalasa, Farah Moh'd Bassam Mutlaq Al Muhtaseb, Murad Mohammad Subhi Qirem, Shahd Maher Abdel Rahman Yaghi

“…Male residents reported a higher rate of feeling pressured to work, while female residents reported that they would learn more effectively and commit fewer errors if they slept more. Conclusion: This is the first Jordanian study to measure elements leading to resident emotional distress and its effect on personal achievement. …”
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SEM and elemental analysis evaluation of the working surface of instruments from two different nickel titanium rotary file systems by Hachko Giragosyan, Ivan Filipov, Emiliya Simeonova, Nikolay Zahariev, Stela Kasabova

“…They increase the likelihood of iatrogenic errors and treatment failure in both file systems. …”
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Evaluation of Antiamnesic and Cholinesterase inhibitory effects of Illicium verum hook.f (Star anise) against Scopolamine induced memory impairment in Mice by Hafiza Tuseef Sayyar, Muhammad Liaquat Raza, Syeda Rida Baqir

“…Results: Investigation reveals that methanol extracts of Illicium verum hook.f (MEIV) by oral administration reduces the incidence of working and reference memory errors additionally this investigation was proved that active avoidance responses in scopolamine-treated group decreased. …”
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A NARRATIVE REVIEW ON AUTOMATION AND DIGITALIZATION IN QUALITY CONTROL LABORATORIES OF PHARMACEUTICALS by Sheikh Abdul Khaliq, Muhammad Kashif, Muhammad Jiyad Shaikh, Ijaz Hussain

“…For instance, Sysmex's TLA system enhances automation within QC procedures, leading to increased accuracy and reduced errors. Moreover, technologies like IoT-based monitoring systems, robotic sample handlers, and AI-based tools—such as AI-based pathogen detection systems—are being implemented. …”
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How effective is teamwork really? The relationship between teamwork and performance in healthcare teams: a systematic review and meta-analysis by Tanja Manser, Jan B. Schmutz, Laurenz L. Meier

“…The test of moderators was not significant, suggesting that the examined factors did not influence the average effect of teamwork on performance.Conclusion Teamwork has a medium-sized effect on performance. …”
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A study of acute transfusion reactions at a tertiary care center: a retrospective analysis by Damayanti R. Dey, Shweta W. Dhote, Subhangi Y. Lad, Sonal S. Gupta

“…Hemovigilance is essential for improving patient safety by learning from errors and implementing system-wide changes to prevent their recurrence. …”
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Application of educational data mining in subject learning at university by Irina A. Kotiurova

“…The texts are reviewed by experts who mark errors and assign a grade for the work. All information about mistakes is collected in a shared database, the visualization of which is accessible in the teacher's personal account. …”
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Gastrointestinal adverse events during methylphenidate treatment of children and adolescents with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder: A systematic review with meta-analysis a... by Mathilde Holmskov, Ole Jakob Storebø, Carlos R Moreira-Maia, Erica Ramstad, Frederik Løgstrup Magnusson, Helle B Krogh, Camilla Groth, Donna Gillies, Morris Zwi, Maria Skoog, Christian Gluud, Erik Simonsen

“…Trial Sequential Analysis (TSA) was used to control random errors. Eighteen parallel group trials and 43 cross-over trials reported gastrointestinal adverse events. …”
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Descriptive analysis of medical negligence claims in septicemia patients: a review of Indian National Consumer Court judgments by Aakash A Sethi, Kalpita K. Shringarpure

“…Background, Aims, and Objectives: Patients admitted to intensive care units are at a higher risk of experiencing medical errors and have an increased likelihood of developing septicemia. …”
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EXPERIMENTAL RESULTS OF SOFTWARE ALGORITHMIC SYNCHRONIZATION OF DISTRIBUTED RADIO SYSTEM WITH MOBILE CARRIERS by I. V. Kryuchkov, M. I. Noniashvili, A. I. Skachkova, A. A. Filatov

“…The experiment showed that RMS of synchronization errors does not exceeded 12 degrees by phase (for VHF), or 0.2 ns by time. …”
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On the subject of the effectiveness of the ATC and pilot joint simulation training (retraining) program by A. I. Stepnova, V. I. Kochergin, S. M. Stepanov, V. A. Borsoev

“…The proposed training method will enable us to improve the quality of training, reduce a number of pilot and ATC errors, which are the underlying principles of the ICAO concept. …”
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Development and validation of the Thai version of MNREAD acuity charts by Thidarat Leeungurasatien, Songporn Srinut, Yonlada Duenpen, Apichat Tantraworasin

“…The selected 118 sentences were tested in 20 adults and 20 children by measuring reading time and recording the errors. Sentences with extremely high or low mean reading speeds were excluded. …”
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Frontal damage and resolution of schizophrenia in a patient with self-inflicted gunshot wound: a case report by Shannon Smith, Mayanka Kumar, John Absher

“…His deficits included distractibility, impaired digit span, poor confrontation and generative naming, effortful spontaneous speech, and transcortical motor aphasia with frequent semantic paraphasic errors. Language comprehension was intact, and he answered simple questions with short responses. …”
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Evaluation of psychosocial work environment among healthcare professionals in cardiac care units by Ralitsa Raycheva, Pavlina Pavlova, Rositsa Dimova

“…The majority of scientific researchers agree that a good psychological climate supports teamwork, good communication, and a willingness to disclose errors and adverse events. Aim: The objective of the study is to test a comprehensive and theory-based psychosocial work environment questionnaire and analyze the psychosocial climate among healthcare professionals in cardiac care units. …”
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The approach to the screening for visual impairment of children and adolescents by family medicine physicians in the Eastern Region of Saudi Arabia by Khawlah S. Aldehailan, Eman K. Alharshan, Shahad A. AlShamlan, Nurah A. Alkhteeb, Mounther M. Alnaim

“…Abstract: BACKGROUND: Vision impairment in children, the leading causes of which are untreated refractive errors and amblyopia, is a significant global health issue. …”
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How effectively has a Just Culture been adopted? A qualitative study to analyse the attitudes and behaviours of clinicians and managers to clinical incident management within an NH... by Simon Brake, Julia Jones, Adam Tasker

“…Objectives Just Culture aims to improve patient safety by examining the organisational and individual factors that contribute to adverse events, enabling corrective action so that errors are not repeated. This qualitative study aims to: (1) analyse whether the attitudes and behaviours of clinicians and managers are aligned with a Just Culture; (2) identify barriers and enablers to an organisation adopting a Just Culture.Methodology This qualitative study used interviews and observation of Trust meetings to elicit the attitudes and behaviours of staff. …”
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Problems of diagnostics and treatment of the epithelial and non-epithelial breast tumors by Van Shu, A. S. Artemieva, E. A. Busco, V. V. Semiglazov, T. Yu. Semiglazova

“…During routine examination of patients with phyllodes tumors and sarcomas diagnostic errors were made in 62 and 20 % of cases, respectively. …”
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