Identifying Tartrate Salt Crystals in Wine Sediment by Nonna V. Gnilomedova, Nadezhda S. Anikina, Antonina V. Vesyutova, Veronika A. Oleinikova, Vladimir M. Gavrish, Tatyana V. Chayka

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High-risk medication errors: Insight from the UK National Reporting and learning system by Abdulrhman Alrowily, Khalid Alfaraidy, Saleh Almutairi, Abdullah Alamri, Wejdan Alrowily, Mohammed Abutaleb, Mohammad Zaitoun, Waddad Sarawi, Mashael Aljead

“…These errors primarily result from issues related to administering, prescribing, and dispensing the drugs. …”
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Leader selection based Multi-Objective Flow Direction Algorithm (MOFDA): A novel approach for engineering design problems by Nima Khodadadi, Mohammad Ehteram, Hojat Karami, Mohammad H. Nadimi-Shahraki, Laith Abualigah, Seyedali Mirjalili

“…Addressing complex real-world issues with conflicting objectives is a significant challenge in optimization. …”
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Tekstirobotid ja laiendatud vaim. Kuidas mõista tehisintellekti rolli akadeemilise teksti loomes? by Vivian Puusepp

“…In this article, I discuss two issues: when a learner uses the assistance of a chatbot in academic writing, (1) how could the role of the chatbot be understood in this process? …”
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Mobile Technologies in Teaching Mathematics by T. P. Pushkareva, N. V. Titovskaya, S. N. Titovsky

“…The analysis of scientific literature, the study of the requirements of employers and the interests of the modern, networked generation of students, indicated the need to integrate mobile technologies into the process of teaching mathematics. Working with different groups in terms of both the level of mathematical knowledge and the level of proficiency in mobile technologies made it possible to identify and outline ways to solve the main issues of using mobile technologies in teaching mathematics. …”
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Technological Resources in Modern Higher Education by N. A. Astashova, S. L. Melnikov, A. P. Tonkikh, V. L. Kamynin

“…A prerequisite for the productive use of technological resources in the educational process is their adaptation to the main tasks in higher education, which aim to prepare a person for real and future life, to solve pressing socio-economic and sociocultural issues facing society.…”
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Unveiling geological complexity in the Serra Dourada Granite using self-organizing maps and hierarchical clustering: Insights for REE prospecting in the Goiás Tin Province, Brasíli... by Guilherme Ferreira da Silva, Marcos Vinícius Ferreira, Lucy Takehara Chemale, Igor Vasconcelos Santana, Nilson Francisquini Botelho

“…While PCA provided insights into the primary variance, it did not fully account for the complex geological processes at play. In contrast, the SOM model segmented the data into clusters that reflected both broad radiometric trends and localized variations, particularly in areas influenced by hydrothermalism and supergene processes. …”
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Quantifying the differences between EXIOBASE and FABIO for land use footprint studies: the case of beef consumption in six selected countries by Yeqing Zhang, Kajwan Rasul, Francesca Verones, Edgar Hertwich

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Can Satellite or Reanalysis Precipitation Products Depict the Location and Intensity of Rainfall at Flash Flood Scale Over the Eastern Mountainous Area of the Tibetan Plateau? by Yuqiao Feng, Youcun Qi, Zhanfeng Zhao, Donghuan Li

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A Temporal and Dynamic Approach to Enjambments in French Versified Poetry from the 17th to the late 19th Century by Éliane Delente

“…The pause at the line break is seen as a signal to process what precedes the pause without knowing what follows it. …”
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Opening-up or closing-down climate deliberations: comparing the Climate Assembly UK and French Convention Citoyenne pour le Climat by Christina Demski, Catherine Cherry, Stuart Capstick, Caroline Verfuerth, Claire Mellier

“…The CCC used a much more bottom-up approach with recommendations being iteratively developed by citizens. Both processes struggled to engage with more systemic and transformative issues. …”
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Dificultades en el uso del feedback en la formación del profesorado de Educación Física (Difficulties in the use of feedback in physical education teacher training) by Sonia Asún Dieste, Antonio Fraile Aranda, José Luis Aparicio Herguedas, Mª Rosario Romero Martín

“…The main issues observed are related to the scarce presence of affective or motivating feedback. …”
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Case study: problem-based learning model for soccer basic movement skills and learning activity by Nurhadi Santoso, Nugroho Puji Santoso

“…However, problems often faced in the learning process include lack of student attention, teacher dominance in the learning process, and passive learning tendencies. …”
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Preference‐based patient participation in intermediate care: Translation, validation and piloting of the 4Ps in Norway by Linda A. H. Kvæl, Astrid Bergland, Ann C. Eldh

“…Influenced by a James Lind Alliance process, the study addresses research uncertainties identified by patients, next of kin, staff and researchers in the cocreation process. …”
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Bacterial urocystitis in dogs and cats (classification, pathogenesis, causative agents, treatment, and prevention) by Yu. V. Martyniv

“…Issues of approach and treatment of bacterial urocystitis and related complications are highlighted. …”
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World Trade Organization: Establishment, functions, objectives by Popović-Petrović Ivana

“…The establishment of the International Trade Organisation was aimed at completing the process of institutionalisation of the international economic relations. …”
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The effectiveness of food safety self-checking systems in institutional catering by András József Tóth, Márton Kajtor, Csaba Bálint Illés, Anna Dunay, Szergej Vinogradov, Márton Battay, Miklós Süth, András Bittsánszky

“…However, experts question the efficacy of this process, as it often fails to uncover food safety issues.This indicative study aimed to investigate whether self-checking can reveal food safety risks associated with primary and additional activities and identify which activities, if any, are misjudged by internal staff. …”
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Optimizing the pretreatment conditions for waste glass sand in mortar focusing on the alkali-silica reaction mechanism by Minjae Son, Gyuyong Kim, Hamin Eu, Sangkyu Lee, Gyeongcheol Choe, Sasui Sasui, Sujeong Pyeon, Jeongsoo Nam

“…Using waste glass sand (GS) in concrete has the potential to address the depletion of natural sand resources and environmental issues, however, the degradation of concrete performance caused by the physical properties of GS hinders its practical application. …”
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Path planning of coal mine rescue robot based on blocked grid map by Xiaoqiang SHAO, Mingqian LIU, Bo MA, Hao LI, Zhiyue LYU, Zehui HAN

“…To address the issues of coal mine rescue robots’ path planning algorithms taking too long, producing too many redundant points, and easily falling into deadlock in complex underground environments, a grid map blocking algorithm based on type matching is proposed. …”
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Engaging Social Stakeholders in National Asbestos Research for Public Health: An Italian Experience by Daniela Marsili, Alessandra Binazzi, Alessandro Marinaccio, Carolina Mensi, Lucia Fazzo, SEPRA project Working Group for the study on communication and social stakeholders’ engagement

“…Findings: Sharing major issues of concern highlighted by social stakeholders, such as the recognition of all asbestos‑related diseases besides mesothelioma and non‑occupational asbestos exposures. …”
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