Features of Ethno-Linguistic Identity Characteristic for Representatives of Different Ukrainian Linguistic Groups by Eliso Hryshchuk, Alla Kovalenko

“…The main concepts of the ethno-linguistic identity theory and ethnic group vitality are examined; individual and collective strategies maintaining positive identity through language are described; the factors influencing language expressiveness in the structure of ethnic identity are presented. The article shows that Russian-speaking Ukrainians are more competent in both languages​(Ukrainian and Russian); Ukrainian-speaking Ukrainians are highly proficient in their ethnic language and have predominantly an average level of Russian language proficiency; Russian-speaking Russians are characterized by good understanding and knowledge of their ethnic language only, at the same time they are low proficient in Ukrainian. …”
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Trends and Commonalities of Approved and Late Clinical-Phase RNA Therapeutics by Maxime Tufeu, Christophe Herkenne, Yogeshvar N. Kalia

“…However, owing to their structure, relative “fragility”, and the (usually) intracellular site of action, the delivery of these therapeutics has frequently proven to be a key limitation, especially when considering endosomal escape, which still needs to be overcome. …”
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Evaluating relationships between wild Skeena river sockeye salmon productivity and the abundance of spawning channel enhanced sockeye smolts. by Michael H H Price, Brendan M Connors

“…Limitations to our analyses, which include: (1) the reliance upon adult salmon produced per spawner (rather than per smolt) as an index of marine survival, and (2) incomplete age structure for most of the populations considered, highlight uncertainties that should be addressed if understanding relationships between wild and enhanced sockeye is a priority in the Skeena.…”
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Architectural Evolution of Stupas in the Western Regions During the Han and Tang Dynasties by Jing Wu, Wei Yan

“…This transformation not only reflects the optimization of the temple layout, gradually shifting from a stupa-centered to a Buddha hall-centered structure, but also illustrates the evolution of stupas from symbols of the Buddha’s tomb to carriers for Buddha statues and ultimately to representations of the Mount Sumeru cosmological concept. …”
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Selective inhibition of carbonic anhydrase IX over carbonic anhydrase XII in breast cancer cells using benzene sulfonamides: Disconnect between activity and growth inhibition. by Mam Y Mboge, Zhijuan Chen, Alyssa Wolff, John V Mathias, Chingkuang Tu, Kevin D Brown, Murat Bozdag, Fabrizio Carta, Claudiu T Supuran, Robert McKenna, Susan C Frost

“…In this study, we have structurally modeled the orientation of bound ureido-substituted benzene sulfonamides (USBs) within the active site of CA XII, in comparison to CA IX and cytosolic off-target CA II, to understand isoform specific inhibition. …”
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Interpretable capsule networks via self attention routing on spatially invariant feature surfaces by Peizhang Li, Jiyuan Ru, Qing Fei, Zhen Chen, Bo Wang

“…This architecture integrates a spatially invariant feature extraction structure, facilitating pixel-level encoding of regional spatial features, and leverages self-attention to effectively capture the relative importance of different spatial regions for classification. …”
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Poisoning accidents in young children—Theory-based evaluation of an mHealth app by Patricia Müller, Annett Schulze, Johanna Geppert, Axel Menning, Fabian Brand, Paula Stehr, Doreen Reifegerste, Constanze Rossmann

“…Most participants reported they trust the app and would use it in specific situations. The general app structure was perceived as clear. Perceived usefulness was facilitated by education on childhood injuries and contact to the poison control center, whereas it was impaired by the perception that the app impedes learning and rapid action in critical situations. …”
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Development and validation of the pesticides label (pictograms and color codes) questionnaire: A pilot study of farmers' understanding and practices in Lebanon. by Mona Aridi, Sara Abou Ibrahim, Nisreen Alwan, Wissam Ghach

“…Factor analyses revealed a well-defined structure, with five components explaining 62.03% of the variance in section I and three components accounting for 61.81% in section II. …”
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Spring wheat grain formation and filling and its productivity under various weather conditions by N. N. Zezin, P. A. Postnikov

“…In the conditions of the Sverdlovsk region, spring wheat is the main grain crop, which occupies 40% in the grain wedge structure. The purpose of our study is to identify the effect of the weather factors and nutritional backgrounds on wheat productivity in field crop rotations. …”
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Market making and the production of nurses for export: a case study of India–UK health worker migration by Benjamin M Hunter, Susan F Murray, Sibille Merz, Ramila Bisht

“…Rather than merely facilitate travel, these brokers produce both generic, emigratory nurses as well as more customised nurses ready to meet specific shortages in the UK.Discussion The dialectic of producing emigratory and customised nurses is similar to that seen in the Post-Fordist manufacturing model characterised by flexible specialisation and a networked structure. As the commodity in this case are people attempting to improve their position in life, these markets require attention from health policy makers. …”
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Only Detect Broilers Once (ODBO): A Method for Monitoring and Tracking Individual Behavior of Cage-Free Broilers by Chengcheng Yin, Xinjie Tan, Xiaoxin Li, Mingrui Cai, Weihao Chen

“…Second, the designed Connector, based on the tracking-by-detection structure, transforms the tracking task, combining broiler tracking and behavior recognition. …”
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The efficiency and effectiveness of public policy using the system of indicators by G. K. Kurmanova, B. B. Sukhanberdina, B. A. Urazova, S. A. Mashanova, S. D. Salimbaeva

“…Issues of efficiency of public expenditure management are the quintessence of budget policy in all countries, regardless of the country’s budget structure.The achieved level of review of the theoretical and empirical base outlines the scientific field justifying the mechanism for implementing budget policy based on the indicator system. …”
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Study on Properties of Magnesium Oxychloride Cement Solidified Soil by Haoyu Wang, Jinbao Zhang, Xiaohui Yan, Rui Xiong

“…Poor performance after immersion in water is associated with disruption of the network-like structure. As an environment-friendly soil curing agent, MOC can be used in engineering practice with low environmental humidity.…”
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Political discourse in the research lense of the contemporary critical studies by Pešić Milena

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EARLY AND LONG-TERM RESULTS OF SURGICAL TREATMENT OF PERITONEAL ADHESIONS. RETROSPECTIVE ANALYSIS by Ildar F. Sufiyarov, Marat A. Nurtdinov, Guzel R. Yamalova, Eldar R. Bakirov

“…In the total structure of patients the prevailing group was the one with acute ileus (52%), requiring emergency surgery. …”
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Capability level and development priority of learning environment and diversity of learners’ domain by Saturnino Dalagan Jr., Maria Kristina Atugan

“…Qualitative findings revealed that teachers managed classroom structuring properly; similarly, they ensure a well-ventilated classroom, arranged seats, and organized resources and instructional materials. …”
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An Experiment of the Actual Vertical Resolution of the Sub-bottom Profiler in an Anechoic Tank by Fangqi WANG, Lifeng DONG, Jisheng DING, Xinghua ZHOU, Changfei TAO, Xubo LIN, Guanhui LIANG

“…Sub-bottom profiler (SBP) is an acoustic instrument commonly used to survey underwater shallow geological structure and embedded objects whose most important performance parameter is the actual vertical resolution. …”
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Aspects of social intelligence in reference relatives of patients with bipolar affective disorder by N. G. Pshuk, A. O. Kaminska

“…As a result of the study, some differences in the structure of social intelligence of reference relatives of patients with bipolar disorder were found in comparison with control group: difficulties in assessing the intentions of communication, predicting their behavior and the logic of further events; insufficient understanding of consequences of their own actions and actions of others; difficulties in assessing conditions and feelings by their non-verbal symptoms in the process of interpersonal communication; decreased ability to estimate the speech of interlocutor quickly and correctly according to the particular situation, to find the appropriate tone of communication. …”
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Analysis of carbon emission performance and regional differences in China's eight economic regions: Based on the super-efficiency SBM model and the Theil index. by Yuan Zhang, Zhen Yu, Juan Zhang

“…Among them, the inter-regional and intra-regional differences in ERMRYR contributed significantly. (3) Through Tobit regression analysis, it is found that residents' living standards, urbanization level, ecological development degree, and industrial structure positively affect carbon emission performance. …”
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Polygenic signals of sex differences in selection in humans from the UK Biobank. by Filip Ruzicka, Luke Holman, Tim Connallon

“…Moreover, these signals hold up to rigorous controls that minimise the contributions of potential confounders, including sequence mapping errors, population structure, and ascertainment bias. Functional analyses reveal that sex-differentiated sites are enriched in phenotype-altering genomic regions, including coding regions and loci affecting a range of quantitative traits. …”
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