An investigation on the free vibration behaviors of additively manufactured PA6 layered plates: influences of stacking sequence, infill ratio, and boundary conditions by Sinan Maras, �agin Bolat

“…This study investigates the free vibration behavior of 3D-printed PA6 layered plates by considering the effects of stacking sequence, infill ratio, and boundary conditions. …”
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Solar panel fault diagnosis based on the intelligentrecursive method by Saadat Boulanouar, Fengal Boualem

“…It guarantees the optimal functioning of solar panels, maximizing energy production and improving return on investment. …”
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Modulating carboxymethylcellulose-based hydrogels with superior mechanical and rheological properties for future biomedical applications by N. A. Dahlan, S. Y. Teow, Y. Y. Lim, J. Pushpamalar

“…After grafting, the grafted CMC-PEG was characterized for surface morphology, crystallinity, functional groups determination, and thermal analysis. …”
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Dealkylation of Macromolecules by Eukaryotic α-Ketoglutarate-Dependent Dioxygenases from the AlkB-like Family by Anastasiia T. Davletgildeeva, Nikita A. Kuznetsov

“…Special attention is given to reports about the effects of natural single-nucleotide polymorphisms on the activity of these enzymes and to potential consequences for carriers of such natural variants.…”
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Embarking the AI journey: insights from ahedd DIH on Greece’s (potential) AI adopters by Denia Kanellopoulou, George Giannakopoulos, Periklis Terlixidis

“…A deeper understanding of this landscape can support policy- and decision-makers across governmental and business functions.…”
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The upside of epilepsy: Theories of an evolutionary paradox by Alyssa Ailion, Christoph Helmstaedter, Annamaria Vezzani, Matthias J. Koepp

“…Endogenous analgesic, anti‐depressant, and inflammatory mechanisms able to repair compromised functions can offer advantages in unexpected crises. …”
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Research on the configuration of commercial facilities around universities based on the characteristics and satisfaction of university students’ consumption behavior by Yang Zhou, Yixuan Zeng, Caiyun Qian

“…By leveraging Point of Interest data and field research, it collects data on the functional layout and built environment indicators of commercial facilities surrounding the campuses and analyzes the consumption behavior characteristics of students. …”
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Les stratégies spatiales de la population haïtienne à Miami by Cédric Audebert

“…Resulting from an aggregation/segregation dynamics, Haitian spatial concentration in Miami found expression in particular settlement locations, where processes of territorialization have taken place. The mental and functional adaptation to the place of settlement aims at appropriating it by giving it a sense of belonging, and appears to be the first step to collective strategies of territorialization. …”
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Organizational Predictors of Teachers’ Subjective Well-Being: Multinational Evidence from PISA 2022 Data by Tuncer Fidan

“…Teachers’ subjective well-being can be regarded as an indicator of their healthy functioning at work. This implies that positive organizational factors like principal instructional leadership, the climate of trust, work autonomy, and collaboration can potentially create healthy work environments for teachers. …”
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Optimization models in the SCM-system: progressive supply chain management by S. G. Lukina, A. A. Sadykov, R. V. Fayzullin

“…Transformations in socio-economic space affect functioning of entrepreneurial activity, leading to a change in the configuration of business processes. …”
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RUSSIAN PERIODICALS OF THE FIRST WORLD WAR IN THE CONTEXT OF INFORMATION RESTRICTIONS by Alferova I.V.

“…Without pretending to make a final assessment of the effectiveness of such a comprehensive and important structure in the field of information support and information control, which was the Russian military censorship during the First World War, the article considers some features of its functioning. …”
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Drug-Induced Liver Injury: Mechanisms, Diagnosis, and Management: A Review by Anuj C Keshari, Sunil N. Thitame, Ashwini A. Aher, Urmila C Keshari

“…Drug-induced liver injury (DILI) stands as the worldwide medical problem that causes substantial portions of both acute liver failure incidents and necessary liver transplants and fatalities. The liver functions as the main detoxifying organ of the body therefore, it becomes easily susceptible to destructive effects from the medicine components as well as other substances such as herbal supplements. …”
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A Healthy Climbing: The Critical Care Approach by Mehrnoush Hedayati

“…This activity, however, is often accompanied by objection, and sometimes abrupt bias, which greatly reduces its effects. Critical assessment is one of the components or functions of Critical Thinking. …”
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USE OF INJECTABLE VALPROATE FORMULATIONS IN STATUS EPILEPTICUS IN ADULTS AND CHILDREN by A. A. Kholin

“…Antiepileptic drugs used in therapy of SE must be: 1) simple in usage; 2) have rapid action; 3) have prolonged antiepileptic action; 4) demonstrate minimal side effects on cardiorespiratory system and other vital functions. …”
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Study on physiological character of root system between maize genotypes with different tolerance to drought by LIU Sheng-qun, SONG Feng-bin

“…Physiological functions between two maize genotypes of Yedan-13 (drought tolerance) and Danyu-13 (non-drought tolerance) with different tolerance to drought in the field condition were investigated. …”
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The brain ages optimally to model its environment: evidence from sensory learning over the adult lifespan. by Rosalyn J Moran, Mkael Symmonds, Raymond J Dolan, Karl J Friston

“…Our findings suggest that the lifetime accrual of sensory experience optimizes functional brain architectures to enable efficient and generalizable predictions of the world.…”
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An anomaly node detection method for distributed time synchronization algorithm in cognitive radio sensor networks by Qi Yang, Xuan Zhang, Jingfeng Qian, Qiang Ye

“…Simulation results show that the proposed method can effectively improve the robustness of the synchronization algorithm in distributed cognitive radio sensor networks.…”
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ECOLOGICAL APPROACHES OF AGRO-RECREATIONAL LAND USE by Abdurakhman M. Magomedov, Kasum A. Abdulaev

“…Ecological and economic effects are revealed due to the combined use of semi-desert-mountain pastures and tourist-recreational areas represented by the population carryng capacity, the ecologization of pasture land use and a significant increase in the total livestock production. …”
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Ecological-Epizootiological Differentiation of Natural Plague Foci by V. M. Dubyansky, A. Kh. Khalidov

“…Plague foci differentiation is at the core of surveillance and forecasting of epizootic activity and hence achieving high effectiveness of prophylactic measures for prevention of human plague cases. …”
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Rotating antibiotics selects optimally against antibiotic resistance, in theory by Robert E. Beardmore, Rafael Peña-Miller

“…   Using mathematical models that do not explicitly incorporate the spatial dynamics of pathogen transmission within the ICU or hospital and assuming the antibiotics are from distinct functional groups, we use a control theoretic-approach to prove that one can relax the medical notion of what constitutes an antibiotic rotation and so obtain protocols that are arbitrarily close to the optimum.Finally, we show that theoretical feedback control measures that rotate between different antibiotics motivated directly by the outcome of clinical studies can be deployed to good effect to reduce the prevalence of antibiotic resistance below what can be achieved with random antibiotic use.…”
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