THE CONSERVATION OF PLANT GENETIC RESOURCES FOR FOOD AND AGRICULTURE: THE PERSPECTIVE OF PRODUCERS WHO ARE TRADING IN SIBIU AGRI-FOOD MARKETS by Maria-Mihaela ANTOFIE

“…The locality Gușterița, today a neighborhood of Sibiu city, belongs to the well tudied place concerning the botanical point of view, with almost complete floristical inventories. Our study as a purpose to identify the main melliferous plants in the Gușterița locality and its surroundings. …”
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Youth Language in Bangladesh by Abdul Awal

“…This study explores the dynamic and evolving nature of the youth language in Bangladesh, examining both the linguistic features and the perceptions of young people about their language usage. …”
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The influence of internal marketing on employees’ organizational commitment: evidence from small and medium retailing enterprises in Zimbabwe by Clay Hutama Basera, Marius Potgieter

“…This study aims to establish the influence of internal marketing on employees' organizational commitment towards the small and medium retailing enterprise sector in Zimbabwe. …”
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Chemical characterization of Dichrostachys cinerea extracts using GC-MS and column chromatography by Olawale A. Akinmusire, Ayodeji A. Dahunsi, Aisha E. Dahunsi

“…Obtained data significantly advances our understanding of the plant’s bioactive properties and provides a foundation for future studies exploring its therapeutic potential. CONCLUSION: The outcomes of this study have implications for the development of novel drugs and herbal remedies, underscoring the importance of D. cinerea as a valuable resource in the quest for new medicines.…”
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Joy in Learning by Marita Cronqvist

“…The questions are as follows: What meanings constitute the phenomenon joy in learning in the current context? What implications do the findings have for teaching? The study is phenomenological and is based on interviews with or written stories by the participating children. …”
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Dynamic Capability: an analysis in multi-unit service providers by Rodrigo Valio Dominguez Gonzalez

“…Main findings The results show that the cohesion, autonomy and integration of the team present high levels of positive relation with the processes of absorption, generation, storage and adaptation of knowledge. Implications for theory and practice The results of this study show that three characteristics that are intrinsic to teamwork (autonomy, integration and cohesion) in multi-unit service providers support the dynamic capability, in terms of the absorption, generation, storage and adaptation of knowledge.…”
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Investigation of the Brazilian academic production in Ergonomics, from 1987 to 2017 by Lia Buarque de Macedo Guimarães, José Luis Duarte Ribeiro, Rosimeire Sedrez Bitencourt, Itiro Iida

“…Implications for theory and practice The lack of clear objectives, main results and applications in the abstracts reduces the potential interest in the studies. …”
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Can new consumption promote urban industrial resilience? Empirical evidence from pilot cities of information consumption. by Chao Han, Hang Su

“…Furthermore, the ICPC policy primarily strengthens urban industrial resilience through three mechanisms: information development, entrepreneurial agglomeration, and digital financial effects. This study contributes to the literature on new consumption and urban industrial resilience in the digital economy, evaluates the economic impacts of pilot policies on information consumption, and offers valuable implications for policymakers.…”
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Avatars vs. Actors: Comparison Shows Little Difference in Role-Play Simulations for Psychology Students Authors by Melinda Russell-Stamp, Jean R. Norman, Kennedy Parker

“…Role-playing using avatars has been demonstrated as effective, but it has not been compared to role-playing with a live actor. In this study, undergraduate psychology students (N=93) conducted a clinical interview in a role-play with an avatar or live actor. …”
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Kontribusi layanan bimbingan kelompok terhadap pencegahan perilaku beresiko pada siswa by Masnurrima Heriansyah

“…This study uses quantitative ex post facto method with correlational descriptions and a sample of 65 students. …”
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The Evolution of Job Displacement in the Age of AI and Automation: A Bibliometric Review (1984–2024) by Subaveerapandiyan A., Shimray Somipam R.

“…Notable findings indicate a marked increase in research output during key technological advancements, highlighting the evolving discourse surrounding the implications of AI and automation on the workforce. This study identifies prevailing themes within the literature through keyword analysis and explores the interconnectedness of research contributions across various domains. …”
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Secondary Flow Phenomena in Rotating Radial Straight Pipes by K. C. Cheng, Liqiu Wang

“…The observed secondary flow patterns are found to be quite different from those obtained by theoretical or numerical analysis with one pair of symmetric and steady counter-rotating vortices. The practical implications of the visualization study are pointed out.…”
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Profiles of technology-rich learning activities for early literacy and teachers’ roles in Korea by Boram No

“…These results highlight the influence of a high-quality literacy environment and teachers’ digital literacy teaching competencies on their classroom’s early literacy activity profiles. The study has implications for promoting literacy activities in early childhood classrooms.…”
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Iranian EFL teachers’ and students’ perceptions of different assessment-for-learning practices implemented in the Iranian EFL classrooms: does teaching context matter? by Meysam Muhammadpour, Masoud Khalili Sabet

“…Furthermore, teachers from private institutes reported significantly higher perceptions of these practices compared to their counterparts in public high schools. The study concludes with implications and recommendations for further research.…”
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CONSUMER BEHAVIOUR OF PRODUCTS OBTAINED FROM MEDICINAL AND AROMATIC PLANTS: A SEGMENTATION BASED ON FREQUENCY AND PURPOSE OF THEIR USE by Roxana-Larisa CADAR, Antonio AMUZA, Diana Elena DUMITRAȘ, Cristina Bianca POCOL

“…Gender, education and income are important predictors of the consumption of these products, and the purpose and frequency of their use differ within the obtained segments. The practical implications of this study are represented by the possibility to adapt the marketing strategies to each segment of consumers.…”
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AN ANALYSIS OF POLITENESS AND IMPOLITENESS STRATEGIES USED IN ‘MIND YOUR LANGUAGE 1977’ SERIES by Fani Lestiana, Komala Dwi Syaputri

“… This study analyzed politeness and impoliteness strategies in the British sitcom Mind Your Language (1977), focusing on cross-cultural interactions within a multilingual classroom. …”
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BERZIARAH KE MAKAM SYEKH YUSUF AL-MAKASSARI by Muhammad Nur Ichsan Azis

“…The study investigates the implications of undertaking a pilgrimage to the tomb of Syekh Yusuf Al-Makassari, whose significant contributions have profoundly shaped Islamic thought and civilization. …”
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The Determinants of International Certification among Manufacturing Firms in Pakistan by Farrukh Iqbal, Aadil Nakhoda

“…This implies that small enterprise development agencies can improve the effectiveness of their programs by considering certification status as an additional criterion for allocating support funds. The results of our study have policy implications related to exporting, staff training, diffusion of firm ownership, and enhanced information access facilitated by modern technology tools. …”
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FACTORS AFFECTING INTENTION OF JOB QUITTING AMONG UNIVERSITY LECTURERS IN VIETNAM by Hoàng Thị Thanh Chung

“…Findings from a survey sample of 242 respondent lecturers showed that public university lecturers are generally less satisfied with their jobs, less stressed with their jobs and also have higher commitment to their institutions than private university lecturers. The results of this study provide the theoretical and practical implications for policy formulation in the context in which brain drain from higher education institutions to other economic sectors is getting more severe and has been affecting the overall development of the education system.…”
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Consumer Readiness for Microtransactions in Digital Content Business Models by Pankaj Chaudhary, Richelle Oakley DaSouza

“…The results indicate that consumers are receptive to the concept of microtransactions and are willing to spend on five distinct digital content categories. This study concludes with a discussion of issues that consumers foresee with digital content microtransactions and implications for interested businesses.…”
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