Architecture and the Time of Space by Deborah Hauptman

“…The concerns that have always called me towards thinking about architecture as the imagined and constructed world in which we live are those that query the very nature of concepts, notions, ideologies and intellectual constructions and beliefs upon which culture and society – architecture as both a cultural product and a social actor – are formed. …”
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Study of absorbable dural sealant to improve complications after craniocerebral surgery and its application strategy and standardized operation procedure by Caizhi Ma, Zhe Han, Shouji Zhang, Jia Li, Huizhong Chi, Qingtong Wang, Hongyu Zhao, Deze Jia, Kailiang Zhang, Zichao Feng, Hongwei Wang, Jie Gong, Shilei Ni, Gang Li, Xueen Li, Hao Xue

“…Background: Infection after craniocerebral operation has always been a very focused problem, and dural closure can reduce perioperative infection by reducing drainage volume and subcutaneous effusion, so how to effectively perform dural closure seems to be a small but not negligible problem. …”
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Spatiotemporal Analysis of Wildfire Hazards in Lorestan Province applying MODIS Products by Akram Alinia, Amir Gandomkar, Alireza Abbasi

“…Natural environment of forests and pastures are always exposed to natural damage and degradation. …”
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Expression‐based machine learning models for predicting plant tissue identity by Sourabh Palande, Jeremy Arsenault, Patricia Basurto‐Lozada, Andrew Bleich, Brianna N. I. Brown, Sophia F. Buysse, Noelle A. Connors, Sikta Das Adhikari, Kara C. Dobson, Francisco Xavier Guerra‐Castillo, Maria F. Guerrero‐Carrillo, Sophia Harlow, Héctor Herrera‐Orozco, Asia T. Hightower, Paulo Izquierdo, MacKenzie Jacobs, Nicholas A. Johnson, Wendy Leuenberger, Alessandro Lopez‐Hernandez, Alicia Luckie‐Duque, Camila Martínez‐Avila, Eddy J. Mendoza‐Galindo, David Cruz Plancarte, Jenny M. Schuster, Harry Shomer, Sidney C. Sitar, Anne K. Steensma, Joanne Elise Thomson, Damián Villaseñor‐Amador, Robin Waterman, Brandon M. Webster, Madison Whyte, Sofía Zorilla‐Azcué, Beronda L. Montgomery, Aman Y. Husbands, Arjun Krishnan, Sarah Percival, Elizabeth Munch, Robert VanBuren, Daniel H. Chitwood, Alejandra Rougon‐Cardoso

“…Discussion Our data‐driven results highlight that the assertion that knowledge from Arabidopsis is translatable to other plants is not always true. Considering the current landscape of abundant sequencing data, we should reevaluate the scientific emphasis on Arabidopsis and prioritize plant diversity.…”
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Analysing Time Series of Land Subsidence in the West of Tehran Province (Shahriar Plain) and its Relation to Groundwater Discharge by InSAR Technique by Ramin Papi, ُSara Attarchi, Masoud Soleimani

“…Besides, the trend of water level decline in this area has not always been descending and sometimes the water level has increased limitedly at certain times. …”
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Analyzing Tangible and Intangible Effects of Kermanshah Ezgeleh Earthquake on Landforms by Hamid Ganjaeian, Mojtaba Yamani, Abolghasem Goorabi, Mehran Maghsoudi

“…Earthquakes are one of the most important environmental hazards that always lead to a lot of damage. In addition to the effects that earthquakes on residential areas, they also have many tangible and intangible effects on landforms that can cause hazards. …”
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Local elections 2000: analyzing the results of the elections by Alvidas Lukošaitis

“…It came to be noted that surveys carried by sociologists were oriented as always to finding attitudes of the voters. These attitudes then were the basis upon which the distribution and number of mandates was counted. …”
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Environmental effectiveness of GAEC cross-compliance Standard 2.1 ‘Maintaining the level of soil organic matter through management of stubble and crop residues’ and economic evalua... by Domenico Ventrella, Nino Virzì, Francesco Intrigliolo, Massimo Palumbo, Michele Cambrea, Alfio Platania, Fabiola Sciacca, Stefania Licciardello, Antonio Troccoli, Mario Russo, Rosa Francaviglia, Ulderico Neri, Margherita Falcucci, Giampiero Simonetti, Olimpia Masetti, Ginaluca Renzi, Marisanna Speroni, Lamberto Borrelli, Giovanni Cabassi, Luigi Degano, Roberto Fuccella, Francesco Savi, Paolo Tagliabue, Marco Fedrizzi, Roberto Fanigliulo, Mauro Pagano, Giulio Sperandio, Mirko Guerrieri, Daniele Puri, Francesco Montemurro, Vittorio Alessandro Vonella, Luisa Giglio, Francesco Fornaro, Mirko Castellini, Rita Leogrande, Carolina Vitti, Marcello Mastrangelo, Angelo Fiore, Mariangela Diacono, Francesca Chiarini, Francesco Fracasso, Erica Sartori, Antonio Barbieri, Francesco Fagotto, Paolo Bazzoffi

“…The application of the standard ‘crop residue management’ has showed contrasting results with differences (for yield and soil) between the two treatments resulted almost always non significant. The analysis of economic competitiveness gap showed that the CR incorporation is more expensive than CR burning or removal, but the economic disadvantage can be considered rather small and thus easily compensated by Community aids. …”
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Global Challenge of Health Communication: Infodemia in the Coronavirus Disease (COVID-19) Pandemic by Hamid Allahverdipour

“…So that, WHO’s Director of Infectious Diseases, Sylvie Briand stated that “we know that with the spread of any disease, a tsunami of information dissemination occurs and in this published information, there is always false and rumors information [2]. The information tsunami phenomenon has existed even in the Middle Ages, but the difference between the present and the past is another phenomenon which we know it as "social media". …”
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Effectiveness of interventions for improving educational outcomes for people with disabilities in low‐ and middle‐income countries: A systematic review by Xanthe Hunt, Ashrita Saran, Howard White, Hannah Kuper

“…However, this lack of confidence across studies was largely due to the use of low‐rigour study designs and was not always reflective of multiple points of weakness within a given study. …”
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In-Situ Determination of Buildings’ Thermo- Physical Characteristics by Arash Rasooli

“…In practice, the values of these parameters are not always available because the current determination methods are time-and-effort-expensive, and consequently rarely used. …”
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Evolutionary biology and life histories by C. R. Brown, D. L. Thomson

“…These authors also showed that first–year survival patterns can explain the observed clutch–size distribution, in which clutches of intermediate size tend to be the most productive in most years even though larger clutches always fledge more offspring. The importance of using mark–recapture for questions in behavioral ecology was emphasized by Brown & Brown’s (2004) study. …”
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Developing of the Pattern of Revising the Elementary School math Curriculum based on Fullan's Approach by Reza Jafariharandi

“…One of the most important subjects in elementary school is mathematics, which unfortunately, due to its abstract nature and little connection with the realities of life, has always caused many difficulties for students compared to other subjects. …”
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Developing evidence-based guidelines for describing potential benefits and harms within patient information leaflets/sheets (PILs) that inform and do not cause harm (PrinciPILs) by Jeremy Howick, Martina Svobodova, Shaun Treweek, Katie Gillies, Adrian Edwards, Peter Bower, Jennifer Bostock, Nina Jacob, Kerenza Hood

“…However, participants are almost always told about the potential harms. This imbalance can cause people to develop overly negative beliefs about treatments, which can have negative consequences. …”
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Effectiveness of biomarker-guided duration of antibiotic treatment in children hospitalised with confirmed or suspected bacterial infection: the BATCH RCT by Cherry-Ann Waldron, Philip Pallmann, Simon Schoenbuchner, Debbie Harris, Lucy Brookes-Howell, Céu Mateus, Jolanta Bernatoniene, Katrina Cathie, Saul N Faust, Josie Henley, Lucy Hinds, Kerry Hood, Chao Huang, Sarah Jones, Sarah Kotecha, Sarah Milosevic, Helen Nabwera, Sanjay Patel, Stéphane Paulus, Colin VE Powell, Jenny Preston, Huasheng Xiang, Emma Thomas-Jones, Enitan D Carrol

“…One example is C-reactive protein, but this test does not always tell you whether there is an infection there and if it is getting better, or whether the person is just unwell from another reason. …”
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Epilepsia"Petit Mal" aspectos clínicos, eletrencefalográficos e evolutivos by Paulo Pinto Pupo, Olavo Pazzanese, Rosa Helena Longo

“…RESULTS: The analysis of the clinical and electroencephalographic aspects in the first group of patients (141 cases with PM seizures) has enabled us to point out - a) A greater occurrence of this disease between the ages 6 and 12 - though there were 48 patients between the ages of 11 and 20 and 16 patients above 20 years old; b) in the majority of cases the disease set in between the age of 6 and 10 (47 cases); in some cases however the disease started up under two years of age; in 31 patients the onset was after 11 years of age; c) as far as sex distribution, there was no significant difference; d) barely 1 case proved to be abnormal in the somatic examination congenital cardiopathy) ; e) the occurrence of psychic disturbances among patients was extremely low; f) there were no cases with past history of abnormal birth; g) back-ground activity was with in the limits of normality in the great majority of cases; h) incidence of bilateral and synchronous spike and wave 3 c/s, was fairly high; slower disrythmia of this type was present in 4 cases only; i) larval disrythmias by spikes or multiple-spikes and slow ware occurred quite often and appeared both in the mioclonic form of PM as well as in the other forms of the disease; j) diffuse and irregular slow sharp waves, were found in 7 patients and sharp focal waves in 4; these alterations would always seem to appear associated with bilateral and synchronous disrythmias. …”
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A phenomenological study of knowledge concealment in country water and sewage engineering company by Gholamreza Moghadasi, Hamidreza Rezaei Kelidbari, Mohammad Doostar

“…However, when employees do not believe in the value and importance of sharing their knowledge with colleagues, even the existence of a strong motivational system cannot be effective, and the behavior of hiding knowledge always becomes one of the favorite behaviors of employees. …”
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Le fromage en Gaule à l’âge du Fer et à l’époque romaine : état des lieux pour sa production et analyse de sa place dans le monde antique by Alain Ferdière, Jean-Marc Séguier

“…It also meant examining the data published or recorded in excavation reports and eliminating the numerous parasitic elements that constitute various other “potsherds pierced with small holes” which have the most diverse functions –and are not always well identified– certainly far removed from the straining of curdled milk. …”
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Interest groups in Lithuania: dynamics of development and characteristics of institutionalization by Alvidas Lukošaitis

“…However, such efforts not always imply effect satisfying every side. Oftentimes, the interest groups express their dissatisfaction with the State, which, according to them, ignores their opinion and passes the decisions that are not political in sense that they ruin business, agriculture and so on. …”
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Developing and validation of religious education curriculum in preschool by Zeinab Ashrafi Soltan-Ahmadi, Sadegh Maleki Avarsin, Javad Keyhan, jahangir yari

“…Theoretical frameworkDesired Religious education has always been one of the main concerns of education systems. …”
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