Sustainable Agriculture: The Role of Biostimulants in Enhancing Crop Growth and Resilience by Hasddin Hasddin, , Ulyasniati , Ulyasniati

“…By activating plant processes, these biologically generated compounds improve nutrient uptake, root development, and stress tolerance. …”
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Building a model for securing regional development from ecological threats by Mohammad R. Chehabeddine, Sabina Grabowska, Abel Femi Adekola

“…The study's novelty lies in considering ecological security issues while measuring SD. The obtained results may be instrumental for measuring countries’ secure sustainable development and managing the processes through relevant economic policies.…”
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Unconventional Nuclides for Radiopharmaceuticals by Jason P. Holland, Matthew J. Williamson, Jason S. Lewis

“…This brief review describes the physical characteristics of 60 radionuclides, including β + , β −− , γ-ray, and α-particle emitters, which have the potential for use in the design and synthesis of the next generation of diagnostic and/or radiotherapeutic drugs. As the decay processes of many of the radionuclides described herein involve emission of high-energy γ-rays, relevant shielding and radiation safety issues are also considered. …”
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Population growth and environment as a self-organizing system by Peter M. Allen

“…In addition, we show how evolutionary processes link the microscopic level of molecules through successive scales of structure and organization ultimately to the biosphere itself, to issues of climatic change, of biomes at the continental scale and atmospheric and oceanic circulation patterns. …”
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Diet-Regulated Anxiety by Michelle Murphy, Julian G. Mercer

“…To help address some of these issues, greater understanding is required of interactions with food and contemporary diets throughout the life course and at a number of different levels: physiological, metabolic, psychological, and emotional. …”
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Enjeux esthétiques et éthiques d’une représentation des vies précaires aux États-Unis : l’exemple des documentaires Vacancy et The Other Side by Juliette Goursat

“…Films like those of Longuet and Minervini seek to render visible people that the processes and conditions of poverty relentlessly erase. …”
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Challenges and Recommendations for Improving Chemistry Education and Teaching in the Republic of North Macedonia by Marina Stojanovska, Ivanka Mijić, Vladimir M. Petruševski

“…Despite numerous reforms over the years, the country is still faced with various challenges and issues regarding chemistry teaching. Investment in education is constantly decreasing and no notable improvements in conditions for teaching chemistry are being made. …”
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Limits and strategies of health professionals on adherence to treatment of diabetes: integrative review by Majoi Dias Prado, Daniela Arruda Soares

“…It was clear how important understanding the issues related to the accession process is, as well as the lack of studies focused on such aspects under a professional perspective.…”
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Quelques hommes « extra-ordinaires » du début de l’ère Meiji by Christian Galan

“…The implementation of a modern education system constituted one of the main elements of the modernization of Meiji era’s Japan, both in terms of issues and human and material investments. As the model chosen by Japanese was western and plural, its setting up required young intellectuals to get involved in the study of American and European languages, knowledge, and methods.The little-studied question of the intellectual and human cost of this modernization appears to manifest itself particularly in the profiles of the generations of Western studies (yogaku) specialists born between 1830 and 1840, that is to say, those who had also been the most directly involved in the transition process between old and modern Japan.The exceptional intellectual, psychological, and physical effort these young men had to supply seems – except for Fukuzawa Yukichi – to have indeed shortened their young lives. …”
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Methodology for Determining the Response Time of Thermo Transducers for Measuring the Temperature of Gas Flows by Vasyl Fedynets

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Tempo and rates of diversification in the South American cichlid genus Apistogramma (Teleostei: Perciformes: Cichlidae). by Christelle Tougard, Carmen R García Dávila, Uwe Römer, Fabrice Duponchelle, Frédérique Cerqueira, Emmanuel Paradis, Bruno Guinand, Carlos Angulo Chávez, Vanessa Salas, Sophie Quérouil, Susana Sirvas, Jean-François Renno

“…Evaluating biodiversity and understanding the processes involved in diversification are noticeable conservation issues in fishes subject to large, sometimes illegal, ornamental trade purposes. …”
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Always to neglect? About the contribution of tooling to product carbon footprints – Conclusions from literature, industry survey, and case studies by Kai Rüdele, Barbara Linke, Matthias Wolf

“…The product carbon footprint (PCF) is a fundamental tool that offers a comprehensive analysis of emissions on the product level to re-think product designs and industrial processes to launch new climate benign products. Methodical issues associated with the determination of PCFs have been discussed for a long time. …”
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The Use of a Hybrid Strategy Combining Problem-based Learning and Magisterial Lectures to Enhance Learning by Carlos Alberto Acosta-Nassar

“…The strategy was developed by sensitizing students to get involved in their formation process. PowerPoint presentations, video clips, the traditional white board and an ultra slim digital tablet board were used to develop the theoretical issues and present the solutions to the problems chosen for the PBL strategy. …”
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The Experience of Synchronization of Professional Standards and Educational Bachelor Degree Programs in Economics, Specialization “Accounting, Analysis and Auditing” by Natalia D. Brovkina

“…However the practice of the Financial University under the Government of the Russian Federation indicates that the issues of synchronizing educational and professional standards are quite complicated and time-consuming, and to achieve this goal it may be necessary to restructure the entire system of the educational process. …”
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Student’s creative model in solving mathematics controversial problems by Subanji Subanji, Toto Nusantara, Sukoriyanto Sukoriyanto, Satriya Adika Arif Atmaja

“…The modification level is essentially defined by the process of altering a procedure so that it can be applied to solve an issue. …”
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The essence and prospects of implementing digital innovations in the activities of small organizations by Yu. V. Vylgina, M. Yu. Semakov

“…In this regard, the following tasks were solved: a study was carried out on the development of terminology and the essence of the processes of automation, digitalization and digital transformation, and the author’s vision was proposed; the relevance of the issues under consideration is substantiated in terms of the importance and understanding of the characteristics of the processes and phenomena under study; the features of digital innovation are highlighted, the trends and trends in the development of digital spaces of organizations are explored.Conclusions. …”
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Methodical approach to assessing effectiveness of innovation implementation in unified heat supply organizations by V. V. Glazkova

“…The issues of modernization and innovative development of heat supply systems involve the need for significant investments in these processes. …”
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Droit à la ville et replacement dans les contextes autoritaires d’Addis-Abeba (Éthiopie) et de Lomé (Togo) by Amandine Spire, Marie Bridonneau, Pascale Philifert

“…Here the resettlement process is considered beyond its sole function of exclusion for city dwellers. …”
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Analyzing the Landscape: Community Organizing and Health Equity by Jennifer J. García, Cheryl Grills, Sandra Villanueva, Karren A. Lane, Curtiss Takada-Rooks, Christopher D. Hill

“…We used this method to understand the environmental and social conditions of primarily under-resourced communities of color, and identify key organizing strategies and practices used by community organizers to fight for policy and systems change around childhood health equity issues. Using a community-based participatory research approach, we developed and implemented a structured landscape analysis process among a national sample of 45 community-based organizations (CBOs). …”
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Community Based Education in a South African Context: Was Socrates Right? by D. Cameron

“…Socrates (470-399 BC) maintained that the teacher's role was not to impart knowledge but rather to expose ignorance and encourage a process of self-discovery. According to Socrates, the outcome of this process was a new understanding of oneself, a sense of emotional balance and an increased consciousness of one's social responsibilities. …”
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