METHODS FOR SEARCHING AND COMPARING OBJECTS WHEN APPLYING THE SUBJECT-SUBJECT APPROACH TO MANAGEMENT REVIEW by N.Yu. Zaitseva, T.V. Moiseeva

“…Background. The generally accepted approach to management in organizational systems today differs in that participants in problematic situations (PrS) are excluded from the processes of their solution. …”

DEVELOPMENT OF METHODOLOGY FOR DESIGNING TESTABLE COMPONENT STRUCTURE OF DISCIPLINARY COMPETENCE by Vladimir I. Freyman

“…The research outcomes include the definition and analysis of general iterative methodology for testable designing component structure of the disciplinary competence. …”
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Instructional Design and Student Learning in Professional Legal Education by Julie Macfarlane, Pat Boyle

“…The researchers — an instructional evaluation specialist and a law teacher — were particularly concerned in the first stage to explore as wide a range of student conceptions and reactions to the learning process as possible and then to attempt to draw some general observations from those results. …”
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THE SIGNIFICANCE OF COERCION IN THE IMPLEMENTATION OF STATE ADMINISTRATION: THE LEGAL CHARACTERISTICS OF CONVICTION by Radoslav Jankal, Viacheslav Blikhar, Valerii Syrovackyi

“… The article analyzes public administration as a complex process, the effectiveness of which must be ensured by a set of measures aimed at the state's performance of its functions. …”
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Social aloofness is associated with non-social explore-exploit decisions by Evan Knep, Xinyuan Yan, Cathy S. Chen, Suma Jacob, David P. Darrow, R. Becket Ebitz, Nicola Grissom, Alexander B. Herman

“…Reinforcement learning (RL) modeling further revealed that reduced exploration in high aloof individuals was driven by lower decision noise rather than increased cognitive rigidity, suggesting that decreased exploratory behavior may reflect a reduced tendency for stochastic exploration rather than an inflexible learning process. Sparse canonical correlation analysis reveals that the strongest loading for these non-social reward-related measures are in fact socially coded items. …”
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Estimation of the probability of failure during operation of a prefabricated cutting tool with replaceable polyhedral plates by nonparametric statistics methods by K. V. Syzrantseva, N. A. Vasilega

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Lessons learned from RadiologyNET foundation models for transfer learning in medical radiology by Mateja Napravnik, Franko Hržić, Martin Urschler, Damir Miletić, Ivan Štajduhar

“…Abstract Deep learning models require large amounts of annotated data, which are hard to obtain in the medical field, as the annotation process is laborious and depends on expert knowledge. …”
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Islamic finance of the Gulf monarchies by A.O. Filonik, V.A. Isaev

“…The purpose of the paper is to specify the correlation between general and particular aspects of the process using comparative analysis and critical re-evaluation of facts. …”
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University proceedings. Volga region. Humanities by V.P. Mitrofanov

“…This can be explained by some stabilization of the process of enclosures until the mid-1590s and increasingly widespread enclosures by agreement between peasants and lords of the manor, which made it difficult for commissions to identify illegal enclosures. …”

Influence of microbial polyamines on the IL-10 production by peripheral blood leukocytes of healthy donors by А. Р. Godovalov, I. А. Morozov

“…In general, it can be expected that polyamine-producing bacteria will contribute to the maintenance of few symptomatic inflammation.…”
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GENDER CONFLICTS OF STUDENTS by H. F. Moskalyk, M. O. Bulach

“…The research conducted in the work is based on the analysis and generalization of the causes of the emergence of gender conflicts among students, the identification of the main sources of information that form the consciousness of children and adolescents, and also influence their attitude to gender equality. …”
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TECHNIQUES OF EVALUATION OF HEMOGLOBIN OXYGEN SATURATION IN CLINICAL OPHTHALMOLOGY by S. Yu. Petrov, A. A. Antonov, I. A. Novikov, T. A. Savelieva

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The role of mathematics in transdisciplinarity content of modern education by V. A. Testov, E. A. Perminov

“…Mathematical and pedagogical aspects of the implementation of systemic, cultural and meta-subject approaches were investigated in order to achieve a higher level of educational process. At the same time, the authors justified the use of mathematical modelling, discrete mathematics, computational processes and artificial intelligence in the training, i.e. formation of a new superdisciplinary way of thinking in students, acquisition of a general cultural cognitive strategy to perform professional and transprofessional tasks.Practical importance. …”
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Exploring patient and provider perspectives on health insurance effectiveness in cameroon: a qualitative study by Adanze Nge Cynthia, Bülent Kılıç

“…Insured patients expressed significant dissatisfaction with their insurance packages, particularly with lengthy reimbursement processes and inadequate medical coverage. Conclusion The findings indicate a general agreement on the benefits of health insurance in Cameroon. …”
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THE INFLUENCE OF ECONOMIC MENTALITY ON SOCIO-ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT by Z. Halushka, V. Zapukhlyak, L. Klevchik, O. Luste, B. Storoshchuk

“…The current stage of socio-economic development is characterized by structural reforms connected with forming of competitive market environment, development of various forms of ownership, formation of qualitatively new forms of economic activity organization, deepening integration processes. Authors underline inconsistenciesbetween the interaction of the formal and historically formed informal institutions actualizes the role of economic mentality, since it directly influences the general vector of socio-economic system development. …”
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Innovative paradigm of communicative competence of children of presschool age by Fenko Mariia, Matsiuk Zoriana

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PIANO PEDAGOGY IN MUSIC SCHOOL THROUGH THE LENS OF UKRAINIAN PRACTICE AND EUROPEAN APPROACHES by Igor RIABOV, Yaroslav YARMAK, Olena SIKALOVA, Serhii RIABOV, Olena SPOLSKA

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The role of taxpayer awareness in improving tax compliance: e-filing, self-assessment, and understanding by Siska Dwi Nurjayanti, Umaimah

“…Research Limitation: The author's limitation is that the data collection process carried out via Google Form generally relies on voluntary participation from respondents, which can limit sample diversity. …”
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ENERGY-ENTROPIC VALUE OF ORGANIZATION’S RESOURCES by Alla Bondar

“…The following methods are used: system analysis, probability theory, energy-entropy theory. …”
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Is virtual clinic follow-up of hip and knee joint replacement acceptable to patients and clinicians? A sequential mixed methods evaluation by Jennifer Wingham, Joanne Palmer, Rebekah J Parkes, Dan H Williams

“…The most common word in the free text comments was ‘good’ (n=107).Seven main themes were identified from the patient interviews: patient understanding and expectations, patient confidence, patient voice, managing deterioration of condition, patient benefit, patient satisfaction using technology and navigating the website.Two main themes were identified from the staff interviews: the adapting patient pathway and project management.Combined analysis elucidated that patients who were doing well liked the ‘click and go’ approach but those with problems were concerned about how to report these and were therefore less satisfied.Conclusion The virtual clinic process appears to be well accepted by both patients and clinicians. …”
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