Manufacturing sector spatial pattern evolution and its relationship with regional economic differences: Evidence from Jiangsu, China. by Enkang Li, Zhifeng Liu, Yingyi Ma, Wen Zhong, Ruoyan Zhang

“…Analyzing the spatiotemporal pattern of the manufacturing industry in Jiangsu Province will provide specific policy reference values for the manufacturing industry and economic development of Jiangsu province. …”
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Analysis of the release pattern of floral aroma components of Rhus chinensis based on HS-SPME-GC-MS technique. by Ju Gu, Yun Niu, Yiting Tang, Ping Liu, Yandi Wu, Zixiang Yang, Chao Wang

“…Rhus chinensis, a native plant species of China, possesses significant economic value in the ornamental sector. This study investigates the floral fragrance components and release patterns of R. chinensis, thus providing a theoretical foundation for the utilization of its floral fragrance. …”
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Investigating the Variations in Water Requirement for Main Plants in the Cultivation Pattern (Case Study: Kashmar Plain of Khorasan Razavi) by Hadi Dehghan, Somayeh Galdavi

“…This study investigated the process of changing the water requirement of plants in the cultivation pattern in the Kashmar Plain by calculating evapotranspiration. …”
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Favorable pattern of arterial stiffness and vascular aging in a unique cohort of offspring of early life famine survivors by K. M. Tolkunova, D. A. Usoltsev, E. V. Moguchaia, M. A. Boyarinova, A. M. Erina, E. P. Kolesova, S. V. Kibkalo, E. Yu. Vasileva, N. N. Artemov, O. P. Rotar, A. O. Konradi, E. V. Shlyakhto

“…The proportion of men in the samples was also comparable — 43,4% vs 42,3% (p=0,88). The cfPWV values were similar in the study and control groups (p=0,4). …”
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Research on the Dynamic Response Patterns of Layered Slopes Considering Non-Homogeneity Under Blast-Induced Vibration Effects by Yong Zhao, Yanjie Liu, Shihui Jiao, Tianhong Yang, Wenxue Deng, Shuhong Wang

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Analysis of the spatiotemporal evolution pattern of the synergistic relationship among high temperature, drought, and CHTDs in climate transition zones by Hui Su, Chunxiao Wu, Shuai Zhou, Xiangxu Song, Jiaqi Tian, Xiaoqing Han, Xiao Zhang, Ting Zhang

“…This study provides important reference value for the spatiotemporal evolution of composite events in climate transition zones under different scenarios.…”
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Admission Pattern and Treatment Outcome in Pediatric Intensive Care Unit in Al Zahraa Teaching Hospital, Iraq, Najaf by Neam Arkan Mohsen, Alaa Jumaah Manji Nasrawi

“…The objective of this study was to describe the pattern of admission and outcome of patients who received intensive care. …”
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Response Patterns and Characterization of Tributary Hydrodynamic Characteristics to Mainstream Backwater Effect—A Case Study of the Shiguan River by Jinyang WANG, Dongdong JIA, Jinlou RUAN, Yuchen SONG, Yawei MAO, Zhangying CHEN, Zhuoying CANG, Jun YANG, Xiaona CHEN

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Functional traits mediate the elevational patterns of functional diversity and community structure of mosses in a tropical mountain area by Liqin Fu, Chengxiu Zhan, Haozhe Wang, Shikai Song, Peng Xu, Lina Zhang, Jiancheng Zhao, De Gao

“…Functional diversity refers to the value, range, and distribution of functional traits within a community, such as the morphological, physiological and behavioral characteristics of species that determine the role a species plays in an ecosystem. …”
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Untargeted Metabolomic Analysis of Changes in Key Taste Substances during the Growth Process of Shitougan (Citrus reticulata Blanco cv. Manau Gan) by ZHAO Xiaona, TIAN Xiangtao, LIANG Qingqing, WANG Yanjun, ZHU Shuyu, LU Zhoumin

“…In order to investigate the pattern of changes in taste-related metabolites during the growth process of Shitougan fruit and to reveal the chemical basis of its taste, the taste-related metabolites in two edible parts, juice sac and segment membrane, at different growth stages were determined by using untargeted metabolomics combined with quantitative analysis in comparison with the results of electronic tongue detection. …”
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The estate topos in B. K. Zaytsev’s novel The Golden Pattern: originality of implementation and reception of L. N. Tolstoy’s prose by V. G.  Andreeva

“…The estate topos plays an important role in Zaytsev’s novel: it organizes its chronotope, helps the writer lay out the characters’ path to an awareness of the value of home and family. We show that the writer created the psychological portrait and behavioral characteristics of the protagonist of The Golden Pattern with the image of Tolstoy’s Anna Karenina as a reference point. …”
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Spatiotemporal differentiation and trade-off/synergy relationships of ecosystem service values in a national park pilot area in China by Peng Wang, Le Li, Zhiqiang Gao, Nan Li, Dongyang Han

“…Forest land was the main contributor to ESV, and the type of ES with the highest contribution rate was regulating services. (2) Positive spatial autocorrelations were found for ESVs in the national park pilot area, indicating a clustered distribution pattern. High-value clusters were identified in Suzhuang Town and Qixi Town. (3) The added value of secondary industries, the added value of primary industries, and the added value of agriculture, forestry, animal husbandry, and fishery were found to be the most important factors affecting ESV changes in the pilot area. …”
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Genome identification of NAC gene family and its gene expression patterns in responding to salt and drought stresses in Rhododendron delavayi by Mengxian Cai, Chunxing Sun, Jing Ou, Tuo Zeng

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Comprehensive study on softness mechanisms and the metabolic pattern of key cell wall components in tobacco leaves during the curing stage by Guanhui Li, Cheng Zhang, Jiati Tang, Yingchao Lin, Shengjiang Wu, Zeyu Zhao, Xuekun Zhang, Benbo Xu, Kesu Wei

“…The results demonstrated that leaf softness peaked during the yellowing stage (minimal softness value: 11.83mN). The cell wall structure progressively disintegrated throughout curing. …”
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Optimizing Landscape Patterns for Tea Plantation Agroecosystems: A Case Study of an Important Agricultural Heritage System in Enshi, China by Jiaqian Wu, Chunyang Li, Tong Wang

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Decadal analysis of sea surface temperature patterns, climatology, and anomalies in temperate coastal waters with Landsat-8 TIRS observations by Yiqing Guo, Nagur Cherukuru, Eric Lehmann, Xiubin Qi, Mark J. Doubell, S. L. Kesav Unnithan, Ming Feng

“…The Thermal Infrared Sensor (TIRS) onboard Landsat-8, with its 100-m spatial resolution, offers a unique opportunity to uncover fine-scale coastal SST patterns that would otherwise be overlooked by coarser-resolution thermal sensors. …”
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Ecological zone construction and multi-scenario simulation in Western China combining landscape ecological risk and ecosystem service value by Zihao Wang, Bing Wang, Yufei Zhang, Rula Sa, Qiuliang Zhang, Shuai Hao

“…This study focused on Hohhot, a typical western city, to analyze the spatiotemporal evolution of its ecosystem service value (ESV) and landscape ecological risk (LER) from 2000 to 2020 using value-equivalence and landscape ecology methods. …”
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Valor de alguns exames complementares na Coréia de Sydenha The value of some laboratorial data in Sydenham's chorea by Aron J. Diament

“…The APSRs that showed the highest positive indexes in the confidence intervale, independently of any correlation, were: a)antistreptolysin-O (n = 43) was high in 60.46% (confidence interval (CI) = 45.86 to 75.06%)), when the normal limit was considered up to 250 units; considering the normal limit of up to 333 units, therefore considering high titers starting at 400 units, the percentage of positivity fell to about half of the previous value (37.2%); b) copper (n = 39) appeared as the most altered APSR in our casuistics, with 94.97% (CI = 81.0 to 98.0%) of high values; the ceruloplasmin (n = 40) kept pace with copper and was increased in 90.0% (CI = 80.7 to 99.3%; c) the serum proteinogram (n = 24) showed patterns similar to those of the RF, that is, decrease in albumin in 66.66% and increase in alpha-2-globulin fraction in 91.60% (CI = 30.00 to 70.00%) of the cases; a simultaneous alteration of these two fractions observed in 11 cases (45.83%, CI = 25.9 to 65.76%); gamma-globulin, opposing the initial acute rheumatic patterns showed itself to be quite high 83.33% (CI = 68.43 to 98.23%); d)magnesium (n = 38) decreased in 86.84% (CI = 76.09 to 97.59%), increased in 4 cases (10.52%, CI = 2.5 to 25.0%) and was normal in one case (2.64%,); e)sulphur (like SO4 ion) was increased in 71.79% of the cases (CI = 57.68 to 85.90%); f) the cerebrospinal fluid's proteinogram (n = 13) showed an increase of prealbumin in 6 cases (46.15%); g)the EEG, during the acute phase (n = 42) showed anormality in 45.24% of the cases (CI = 30.19 to 60.29%); part of these anormalities persisted up to the phase of remission, when from 34 EEG only 29.41% (CI = 14.11 to 44.71%) showed anormalities (10 cases); among these, two were "disorganization of the alpha rhythm", one of which normalized rapidly, another showed only asymmetry and may be considered normal; there remained then only 7 cases in the remission phase, with persistent anormalities, which however, are discussible as to their pathologic significance in the ones labeled as "slow for the age" and "paroxystic dysrhytmia by slow waves" in the occipital areas, in view of the age group to which they belong (4 to 11 years). …”
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Spatiotemporal Relationship Between Landscape Pattern and Ecosystem Service Connectivity in Wetland Environment: Evidence from Yellow River Delta, China by Chaozhi Hao, Shuyao Wu, Wenjie Cheng, Mengna Chen, Yaofa Ren, Xiaoqing Chang, Linbo Zhang

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Ultra-processed foods and plant-based alternatives impair nutritional quality of omnivorous and plant-forward dietary patterns in college students by Svenja Fedde, Miriam Wießner, Franziska A Hägele, Manfred J Müller, Anja Bosy-Westphal

“…Intakes of vitamin B12, folate, iron, zinc, and calcium were on average below reference values, especially in vegans and vegetarians. …”
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