TRANSFORMATION OF THE CONCEPT "SUBJECT" IN THE CLINICAL DISCOURSE OF PHILOSOPHICAL ANTHROPOLOGY by V. M. Skyrtach

“…According to the criteria for practical implementation, the key is the transformation of the theories of the subject oriented toward self-determination and autonomy into concepts focused on responsibility, caring for what exists and how to exercise it as a person. …”
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Integrated the Medical Procedure Analyze Seismic Resilience of Healthcare System: A Critical Review from the Resilience of Healthcare System vs. Medical Demand Perspective by Bin Liang, Qian Tao, Wuping Gao, Quanchang Ren, Xinqiang Yao

“…System resilience is one of the most promising systemic management theories with great potential to address the abovementioned challenges. …”
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Anthropomorphizing Nature as a Tool for Environmental Education. Opinions of Pedagogy Students in the Context of Represented Environmental Ethics by Agnieszka Kozłowska, Małgorzata Czapla

“…To find out the respondents’ environmental ethics orientations, content analysis of answers to open questions was used, applying theory-based categories of environmental orientations derived from environmental ethics (anthropocentrism, biocentrism). …”
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Jute mills as restorative landscapes: perceptions of environmental aesthetics in living industrial heritage by Abantika Mukherjee, Haimanti Banerji

“…By integrating workers’ views, this study contributes to a more inclusive approach to industrial heritage management, offering a framework for applying restorative landscape theory to large-scale industrial sites.…”
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The Yorùbá Social Values in Ọbasá’s Poetry by Saudat Adebisi Olayide Hamzat, Hezekiah Olufemi Adeosun

“…The study employs descriptive and analytical methods using a New Historicism theory, which calls for a recovery of the ideology that gave birth to a text. …”
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Analysis of Factors Affecting Use Behavior towards Mobile Payment Apps: A SEM Approach by Ashish A. Linge, Tushar Chaudhari, Baldeo B. Kakde, Mahesh Singh

“…The researchers used the UTAUT2 theory to examine the relationship between the independent and dependent variables mentioned above. …”
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Connection between Relationship Quality and Megaproject Success: Moderating Role of Contractual Functions by Dedong Wang, Yongqiang Lu, Shaoze Fang

“…In line with social exchange theory, this paper presents an empirical research of Chinese megaprojects to explore the effect of social exchange factors on relationship quality. …”
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Gender Segregation in the Labor Process: A Study on Female Food Delivery Riders by Zhang Bingqian

“…This paper aims to address this gender segregation phenomenon by analyzing the gender adaptation strategies of female riders in the male-dominated food delivery industry based on gender performativity theory. Through methods such as face-to-face in-depth interviews, online communication, and observation of typical labor processes, we collected and analyzed specific labor experiences of female food delivery riders. …”
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INVARIANT SYSTEM OF THE STEAM-DRUM BOILER FEED AUTOMATIC REGULATION by G. T. Kulakov, A. N. Kukhorenko

“…Applying the method of structural-parametrical optimization and the invariance theory render it possible to significantly improve quality of the boiler-shell water level maintaining by means of changing the system structure and optimizing the feed automatic-control system dynamic settings. …”
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Impact investments opportunities and limitations by N. V. Aksakova

“…The research methodology provides for the search and collection of scientific information with the subsequent use of meta-analysis and meta-synthesis methods, the application of Goldratt’s constraints theory and the use of system analysis. The theoretical basis is provided by studies and publications in the field of impact investing, sustainable development, social responsibility, and standards of non-financial, integrated reporting, including articles, monographs, reports, and official documents of organizations engaged in the investments’ development with positive social and environmental impact. …”
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Effect of Fragmentation on Pore Structures and Fractal Characteristics of Intact Coal and Deformed Coal Based on Experiments by Mingjie Li, Shouqing Lu, Chengfeng Wang, Jie Liu, Jiang Shi, Taibiao Bei

“…According to the fractal dimension theory and experimental results, the calculative results of fractal dimensions show that the fragmentation and tectonism reduce the surface roughness and structural complexity of macropores and mesopores and increase those of minipores and micropores in deformed coal. …”
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Cooperative learning in Initial Teacher Education: student experiences by Leah O’Toole

“…In spite of some challenges in terms of logistics, the findings are overwhelmingly positive, with benefits of cooperative learning including deeper and more meaningful learning than in individualistic or competitive approaches, greater application of theory to practice, stronger motivation and more enjoyment of learning on behalf of students, more integrated inter-disciplinary thinking, improvements in academic self-efficacy beliefs and self-confidence, and stronger critical engagement with material. …”
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L’apprentissage autorégulé : quand la métacognition orchestre motivation, volition et cognition by Mireille Houart

“…Indeed, this model should allow the education stakeholders to mobilize the knowledge acquired about these different concepts, to identify in which part of the learning process the students’ difficulties lie and then to support them in a targeted way towards more autonomous learning.Including metacognition in a model of self-regulated learning preserves the essential components of metacognition in order to design pedagogical actions : metacognitive strategies, metacognitive knowledge and metacognitive experiences.Integrating volition into our model offers the advantage of allowing teachers to take account of a difficulty encountered by a majority of students at present (starting work and remaining focused), and therefore helping them to act pedagogically.Our objective here is to describe this model in theory and in practice. And so, after a description of its principles, we will present an example based on a real situation asking for autonomous learning. …”
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Young Women’s Political Participation and Gender Depoliticization in Nigeria by Adeola Aderayo Adebajo, Owolola Oluwakemi Yusirat, Adebajo Olatomiwa Abraham, Adebajo Adesola Seun

“…Anchoring the paper on theory of political participation, the paper explored the possibility of gender depoliticisation through the involvement of young women in politics. …”
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ANATOMY OF CAUSES AND EFFECTS OF THE FARMER-HERDER CONFLICT ON FOOD SECURITY IN BENUE STATE, 2015-2023 by ACHANYA JULIUS JOHN, VARZOA LUMA

“…The structural conflict theory was used in analyzing the major variables while descriptive documentary design involving a mix of exploratory interview, Focus Group Discussion, observation, analyses of official documents and secondary data was utilized to triangulate evidence. …”
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Interpersonal networks and the archaeology of social structures; using social positioning events to understand social strategies and individual behaviour by Joaquim Carvalho, Rosário Campos

“…The resulting network has interesting formal characteristics suggesting self-organization and high connectivity, and constitutes an example of what modern network theory calls "small worlds". The reconstructed web of relationships allows us to put information from different sources into context, providing surprising insights into social mechanisms which are otherwise invisible. …”
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GIs, a promising innovation for the development of Africa’s food systems? The decisive role of collective actions by Maminiaina Randrianandrasana, Stéphane Fournier, Mikael Linder

“…These new forms of coordination can generate positive economic impacts across various scales. Drawing on theories of change, the commons and collective action, this article seeks to highlight the importance of collective actions to these potential economic impacts, as collective action is notably necessary to manage the common resource that is the collective reputation of GIs. …”
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RESEARCH ON ADAPTABILITY AND RELIABILITY OF DESIGN FORMULAS IN PRESSURE EQUIPMENT PRESSURE by LIU Cen, WU SengLin, YANG Fan, HONG Kai, ZHANG Shu, LIU XiaoNing

“…In order to provide the basis for selecting suitable design formula of pressure equipment strength,and to establish the reliability method of pressure equipment strength design,the ratio of the flat winding vessel burst pressure actual value to the formula calculated value was considered as a random variable. applied mathematical statistics and probability theory,the validity and homogeneity of random variables statistical samples were discussed,the random variables distribution law was analyzed,the comparison method of random variables distribution parameters was constructed. …”
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Une étape primordiale dans l’évaluation d’une politique de développement durable by Karine Bourgeois, Dominique Vollet, Alain Guerard

“…This last aims to analyse the context of the policy and its theory  of action. In order to define, in a pertinent way, priority evaluative questions, both political analysis and implementation analysis (an interdisciplinary method) are required, moreover when the policy is defined in a regional and co-operation framework. …”
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Sirt3 Regulates Response to Oxidative Stress by Interacting with BER Proteins in Colorectal Cancer by J. Kabzinski, A. Walczak, I. Majsterek

“…Also, if the cells deprived of Sirt3 are exposed to oxidative stress, altered levels of those proteins can be observed, which supports the theory of the regulatory role of Sirt3. Finally, to fully confirm the role of Sirt3 in DNA repair, we examined its role in apoptosis and found the impact of this protein on cell survival rate. …”
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