When dysbiosis meets dystrophy: an unwanted gut‐muscle connection by Anusha Jayaraman, Sven Pettersson

“…In addition, the excessive consumption of sugar and of lipid‐rich processed food products are factors that further aggravate the phenotype for such diseases and accelerate biological aging. …”
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Clustering as a method of optimal partitioning crimes involving sharp objects into comparable groups by V. V. Zosimenko

“…Forensic examination of sharps injuries in forensic practice has a special place, since it is connected, as a rule, with crimes against the life and health of citizens. Relevance of the issue for the study of the possible presence of certain correlations between the various elements of criminalistic characteristics of crime is that currently there are only a few attempts to use it for this forensic data. …”
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Dual-channel attribute graph clustering beyond the homogeneity assumption by AN Junxiu, LIU Yuan, YANG Linwang

“…However, existing methods are mostly based on the homogeneity assumption, thereby neglecting the application scenarios of heterogeneous graphs, leading to the loss of high-frequency information and poor clustering results during the clustering process. To address this issue, a novel dual-channel attribute graph clustering (DCAGC) method was proposed. …”
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Education and training for records management in the electronic environment - the (re)search for an appropriate model. Professional development, Training, Education, Models, Record... by McLeod J., Hare C., Johare R.

“…Managing records in the e-environment constitutes a complex and challenging strategic issue for all organizations because IT systems shape business operations and the nature and management of the records they generate. …”
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Editorial: International Entrepreneurial Orientation by Krzysztof Wach

“…Recent developments in international business studies prove that entrepreneurial orientation (EO) emerges as one of the important potential factors contributing to the intensification of the processes of internationalisation of the firm (Etemad, 2015; Gupta & Gupta, 2015). …”
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Shining a spotlight on youth involvement in mental health research: Challenges and innovations by Maria Michail

“…This Editorial Perspective reflects on how these gaps present challenges to our research practices and often serve as barriers to meaningfully involving youth voices and experiences into the research process. We take a critical perspective to recent advances in the field of youth involvement in mental health research, reflected by the studies included in this special issue, and highlight examples of good practice paving the way for more equitable and inclusive approaches. …”
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Preaching Prophets: Upton Sinclair and The Moslem Sunrise by Steven Bembridge

“…Two years later, he founded The Moslem Sunrise. The October 1922 issue included a review of Upton Sinclair’s (1878–1968) serialized story “They Call Me Carpenter.” …”
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Visions of Sustainable Future Shaped Through a Dilemma: International Tourism Development and Lagoon Management in Bacalar by Eriko Yamasaki, Laura Meneghello

“…It analyses local narratives and interprets discourses of sustainability as being the outcome of translocal processes characterised by a productive friction between vernacular perceptions of the environment and the globalised concept of sustainability.…”
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Development Education and Education in International Development Policy: Raising Quality through Critical Pedagogy and Global Skills by Amy Skinner, Nicole Blum, Douglas Bourn

“…In particular, the article addresses the issue of quality in education – one of the key current debates within international education policy – and suggests that, through its critical pedagogy and focus on the development of global skills, development education has a significant contribution to make to these debates. …”
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Policy on Access, Quality and Competitiveness Islamic Education by Ahmad Zarkasyi

“…Included in these issues is a matter of fairness and quality of education. …”
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The impact of the Bush Doctrine on Russian foreign policy by Jakub Potulski

“…The article focuses on the issue of the Bush Doctrine as the basic geopolitical code that dominated American foreign policy in the first decades of the 21st century. …”
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Simuler les activités pour développer les pratiques professionnelles : le cas de la formation à la manutention des patients by Dorothée Malet, Tahar-Hakim Benchekroun

“…It gives professionals the chance to build and test procedures without risk to the patient, thus allowing creativity in the care process. The freedom of expression afforded to all involved during the debriefing provides the opportunity to discuss the profession and to raise the issue of professional reality. …”
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Antifibrotic drugs as therapeutic tools in resistant melanoma by Berta Sanchez‐Laorden, M Angela Nieto

“…Lineage plasticity has also emerged as an important mechanism of non‐genetic adaptive melanoma drug resistance in the clinic (Arozarena & Wellbrock, 2019), highlighting the need for a deeper characterization of the mechanisms that control this process. In this issue of EMBO Molecular Medicine, Diazzi et al (2022) identify a mechanism regulating MAPKi‐induced phenotypic plasticity and resistance, providing evidence to support the use of an anti‐fibrotic drug as a potential novel combinatorial therapeutic approach.…”
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Los desafíos de la institucionalización musical by Ingrid Le Gargasson

“…Institutionalization generates an ensemble of processes that directly impact musical knowledge: it contributes to the redefinition of the social and geographical spaces of a given practice or repertoire. …”
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Double normalization by Francesco Contini, Dory Reiling

“…Hence technology provides an additional layer of normalization, steering the behaviour of judges in predetermined directions and inhibiting other action pathways. The process challenges the right of the judge to interpret procedural law and require appropriate judicial governance mechanisms to safeguard fair trial.  …”
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Introduction by Martin J.M. Hoondert, Gema Varona Martínez

“…Today we continue to see the effects of such violations affecting large numbers of people. This special issue of Oñati Socio-Legal Series is about commemorative practices and their role in post-conflict societies regarding processes of social reconstruction and transitional justice. …”
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تجليات الذات المتكلمة في مناظرات القرآن الكريم by Ouahiba Khabil

“…The topics of the debates are based on the consideration that they are an oral discourse in the process of pronouncing words in a deliberative manner between the presenter and the objector, so that the plurality of the subject voices expresses their entities and roles in the text. …”
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Comparative analysis of the views and attitudes of elementary and secondary school pupils from the Czech Republic and Slovak Republic on the division of the Czech and Slovak Federa... by Marcel Lincényi, Matej Mindár

“…They thus gain their opinions and knowledge on this issue not only from the school environment, but also from their parents or grandparents. …”
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“In the interests of all of us…”: Theodore Roosevelt and the Launch of Immigration Restriction as an Executive Concern by Hans Krabbendam

“…Roosevelt can be held responsible for setting in motion a selection process that included racial stereotypes, but he also deserves his reputation as beacon of hope for the immigrant.…”
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Les nationalités d’Amîna Hanım. Une pétition d’hérédité à la France (1896-1830) by Noureddine Amara

“…All of her various acts demonstrate that the issue of nationality, from its implementation to its negotiation, was a complex process than can not only be summarized as a simple borrowing of a legal modernity from colonial powers.…”
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