CONFLICTS՚ SOURCES AND STRESSFUL FACTORS IN MODERN ORGANIZATIONS by I. A. Romanova, N. I. Laas, E. V. Gurova

“…At the same time, the conflicts themselves act as stress factors, having a direct adverse effect on the efficiency of activities and causing specific unwanted emotional reactions. …”
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Parent-implemented early intervention design for improving speech and language skills among Mandarin-speaking infants and toddlers with cleft lip and/or palate by Sha Lai, Li Lu, Zhongliang Zhou, Chi Shen, Binting Yang, Binting Yang, Zhanping Ren, Zhanping Ren, Siwei Ma, Siwei Ma, Siwei Ma

“…A parent-implemented early intervention was developed, including the following specific steps: health education within the hospital, 9 days of an online reading program in WeChat groups, face-to-face standardized training workshops, and individualized video feedback therapy.ConclusionWe have devised a parent-implemented early intervention to enhance speech and language abilities in Mandarin-speaking infants and toddlers with CL/P, overcoming the shortage of speech therapy services in China.…”
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Impact of Soil and Water Conservation Measures and Slope Position on Selected Soil Attributes at a Watershed Scale by Melaku Alene Retta, Hailu Kendie Addis, Tesfaye Feyisa Beyene

“…In general, the soil properties were improved through integrating conservation practices with multipurpose grass species across the study watershed. Therefore, it is possible to infer that SFSBG measures improve the observed physicochemical soil properties, which urge for the maintenance and the development of SWC measures in the study watershed as well as nearby highlands with similar topographic conditions and agroclimatic characteristics.…”
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The effect of thickness on out-of-plane constraint in terms of the T-stress by Yu.G. Matvienko

“…The plastic zone is theoretically and numerically analyzed for various combinations of the nonsingular terms xx T to zz T ratios in connection with specimen thickness under mode I loading. …”
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Voyages en Russie et définition des marges du monde scandinave dans les fornaldarsögur by Benoît Humbert

“…Recurring theme of medieval Scandinavian literature, travel in Russia seems to evolve according to time and genres. …”
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Modularity and adaptive architecture – A strategy for managing complex envelope systems by Valentino Manni, Luca Saverio Valzano

“…Inspired by systemic thinking and biomimicry, adaptive architecture can give rise to complex building organisms that dynamically respond to environmental stimuli by modulating the physicality of their envelope, thereby reducing energy consumption for climate control. …”
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Resolving the Commitment Conflict of TeacherAcademic Entrepreneurship in Research Universities in the United States by YAO Lin, LI Ting, DENG Yanhong

“…Moreover, due to the cross-impact of academic culture and entrepreneurial culture, as well as the blurred boundary between traditional functions and academic entrepreneurship in research universities, teachers therefaces commitment conflicts in the process of academic entrepreneurship. …”
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Corynebacterium striatum: A True Pathogen in Chronic Contiguous Osteomyelitis by Grishma R. Trivedi, Shehzad S. Merchant

“…When isolated in polymicrobial infections, a targeted antibiotic therapy towards this pathogen along with other causative pathogens accompanied by surgical intervention is typically required for a successful cure of CCO.…”
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Interconnections between BDH1-plasma protein-type 2 diabetes Mellitus: a mediated mendelian randomization analysis using plasma proteomics by Yi-Ying Liu, Yue-Yang Zhang, Qin Wan

“…Abstract With the rapid advancement of proteomics, numerous scholars have investigated the intricate relationships between plasma proteins and various diseases. Therefore, this study aims to elucidate the relationship between BDH1 and type 2 diabetes using Mendelian randomization (MR) and to identify novel targets for the prevention and treatment of type 2 diabetes through proteomics. …”
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The prevalence and risk factors of diabetes and hypertension among police personnel: A population-based cross-sectional study by Deepak V. Chaturvedi, Digant Gupta, Darpan M. Maheshgauri, Gauri E. Yadav, Dhrubajyoti J. Debnath, Asmita D. Chaturvedi

“…Although studies have been conducted to assess the health status of police personnel in India, most of them suffer from small sample sizes, selection bias, and poor generalizability. …”
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Neglected adult PFAPA syndrome by Aiping Zhang, Ruifeng Zhang, Yiling Jiang, Ling Shi, Meihong Luo

“…Here we present a case of a 69-year-old woman with PFAPA syndrome, initially misdiagnosed as pharyngitis or lymphadenitis and received multiple antibiotic therapy without any clinical benefit. This report emphasizes the importance of early identification of the disease. …”
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Key Technology Research on Metal Structure of Datengxia Spillway Gate by YUAN Wei, FAN Xiaofu, QI Qige

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A data-driven machine learning algorithm to predict the effectiveness of inulin intervention against type II diabetes by Shuheng Yang, Ralf Weiskirchen, Wenjing Zheng, Xiangxu Hu, Aibiao Zou, Zhiguo Liu, Hualin Wang

“…Alongside traditional pharmacological treatments, nutritional therapy has emerged as a crucial aspect of T2DM management. …”
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La climatisation des politiques dans un contexte de fragmentation et sectorialisation des agendas et de la mise en œuvre des instruments by Eduardo de Lima Caldas, Gilles Massardier

“…It describes the process of sectorization of the phenomenon, and analyzes the instruments which link agriculture to climate change in the State of São Paulo: the agroecological transition protocol and plan, and also the old rural insurance now "adapted" to climate risks.It concludes that: adaptation policies are weakly setted on the political agenda; the choice of policy instruments shapes the agenda; the marginalized agricultural sector creates its own adaptive, “acclimatized” and disjointed policies from other sectors, reinforcing their marginalization; the policy making of these instruments do not follow a sequential multi-level logic, from the international to the Union, the States and the municipalities; the instruments are not articulated between them, but suggest a sort of “tinkering” of sectoral policies, each with its own logic and processes.…”
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Characteristics and Cluster Analysis of 18,030 Sepsis Patients Who Were Admitted to Thailand’s Largest National Tertiary Referral Center during 2014–2020 to Identify Distinct Subty... by Phuwanat Sakornsakolpat, Surat Tongyoo, Chairat Permpikul

“…Cluster H5 had multiple organ dysfunctions, and a higher proportion of cluster H5 patients required vasopressor, mechanical ventilation, and renal replacement therapy. Cluster H6 had more respiratory tract infection and acute respiratory failure and a lower SpO2/FiO2 value. …”
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Generalized Outer Synchronization between Complex Networks with Unknown Parameters by Di Ning, Xiaoqun Wu, Jun-an Lu, Hui Feng

“…Numerical simulations are further provided to demonstrate the feasibility and effectiveness of the theoretical results.…”
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Developing and Selecting A Strategy for Interaction with Stakeholders During the Project Life Cycle in Oil Projects by Raman Rezaei

“…Findings: Findings showed that the numerical value of internal factors was 0.124, and the numerical value of external factors was 0.003. Therefore, the company's strategic position was in the first area, and it was necessary to put aggressive strategies on the agenda of this company. …”
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Mechanisms of Mining Seismicity under Large Scale Exploitation with Multikey Strata by Hu He, Linming Dou, Anye Cao, Jun Fan

“…Based on the key strata theory in ground control we revealed three basic mechanisms of key strata destabilization that are rotary and sliding of low subkey strata, shear sliding of the high subkey strata, and the main key strata rupture and cave at limit span, respectively. …”
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Cystic Fibrosis and Reproductive Outcomes: The Latest Insights into Fertility and Pregnancy by Weronika Małagocka, Karol Zagórski, Mateusz Kozik, Nina Skalska-Dziobek, Karolina Chybowska, Maria Naruszewicz, Przemysław Cetnarowski

“…Reduced fertility may be overcome with assisted reproduction technologies, which also gives an opportunity to do preimplantation genetic tests. CFTR modulators therapy during the pregnancy was described in a small number of studies, but the current experts statement declares that those drugs are probably safe for the infant, and discontinuing this therapy is connected with an increased risk of pulmonary exacerbation in mothers.   …”
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The paradox of hikikomori through a transcultural lens by Yoko Nagai, Amy Kartar, Magdalena Pfaff, Hussien Elkholy

“…A revision in lifestyle after the COVID-19 pandemic and ongoing technological advancements – particularly the rise of social media, gaming and the internet – have paradoxically both exacerbated isolation and provided new forms of social interaction for young adults who confine themselves at home. This phenomenon underlines the complex interplay between putative individual psychopathology, neurodiversity and broader societal shifts across the globe.…”
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