Interaction Between Government and Ngos in Russia: a Value Dimension by Yu. V. Batalova

“…Such a reason for the ineffectiveness of the “gardener state” model is the de–ideologized liberalism of the late twentieth century, which leveled the role of the state in initiating, developing and implementing policies to support and regulate the third sector, including the ideological and value content of public-state interaction. …”
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International Organizations: the Main Factors of Emergence and Development by L. S. Voronkov

“…The article emphasizes that both IIGOs and INGOs evolved from the supportive tools in implementation of multilateral interaction of sovereign states towards becoming an integral part of contemporary international relations, fulfilling many vital functions of modern human society and its citizens. …”
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FROM CLOUD TO BEDSIDE

“…Leveraging a partnership with Microsoft, the San-Raffaele AI Center of Excellence (S-RACE) has engineered and implemented a secure, trustworthy, and responsible by-design interoperability platform on Azure cloud.1 This platform, built on the FHIR protocol (the international standard for healthcare data processing), is designed to revolutionize how healthcare data is managed and analyzed. …”
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Transforming learning or creating dependency? Teachers’ perspectives and barriers to AI integration in education by Hardiyanti Pratiwi, Agus Riwanda, Hasruddin Hasruddin, Sujarwo Sujarwo, Amir Syamsudin

“…The research identifies several significant barriers to AI implementation, including these motivational challenges, limited technological infrastructure, insufficient teacher readiness, and a lack of critical thinking development. …”
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STRATIFICATION OF GRAVID CERVIX SUSPENSION – A REVIEW by Katia Telbiyska, Mariya Angelova

“…Cerclage, ARABIN pessary (AP) and progesterone demonstrate stratification of invasive, mini-invasive drug-induced suspension of the gravid cervix, manage the isthmico-cervical incompetence and regulate the rate of late abortions and preterm delivery (PTD). …”
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Russian-Japanese fisheries relations and salmon issues in the Russian Far East by A. N. Makoedov, A. A. Makoedov

“…Modern stage in salmon fishery in the Far East is distinguished by reduction of Japanese input (2–3 % or less of the total annual catch after 2006) and increasing Russian sovereignty, including restriction on drift-net fishing and implementation of regulated quotas. However, Japan continues to lead in development of salmon farming. …”
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Some aspects of the intellectual property legislation development to expand access to biotechnology medicines by Olha Omelchenko

“…The author analyzes legal mechanisms for ensuring access to medicines and their implementation in national legislation. Key priorities and reform prospects in intellectual property and pharmaceutical legislation are identified, addressing the challenges of martial law, European integration commitments, and the need to eliminate barriers to the timely market entry of generics and biosimilars. …”
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Gender stereotypes and professional experiences of female nurses in Türkiye by Zeynep Aca, Arzu Kırcal-Şahin, Akın Özdemir, Yavuz Selim Kaymakcı

“…Additional measures, such as childcare support and regulations against marital status-based discrimination, are essential to mitigate inequities. …”
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Experience reports from active volunteer members in German right-to-die organisations through qualitative content analysis by Sandy Ohm, Claudia Bozzaro

“…Methods This project was implemented through qualitative interviews conducted with active volunteer members of German right-to-die organisations, followed by a qualitative structured content analysis based on Mayring’s approach. …”
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Induced resistance to Fusarium wilt of banana caused by Tropical Race 4 in Cavendish cv Grand Naine bananas after challenging with avirulent Fusarium spp. by Fernando A García-Bastidas, Rafael Arango-Isaza, Hector A Rodriguez-Cabal, Michael F Seidl, Giulio Cappadona, Rafael Segura, Maricar Salacinas, Gert H J Kema

“…Presently, there is no commercially available replacement for Cavendish and hence control strategies must be developed and implemented to manage FWB. Here, we studied whether it is possible to induce resistance to TR4 by pre-inoculations with different Fusarium spp. …”
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Determining Factors for Minimizing Oven Downtime through Controlled Batch Management: A Multineutrosophic Approach with ARAS by Shakila Devi G.T., Sangeetha S., Maikel Yelandi Leyva Vazquez

“…This project adds to the literature a new methodology that legitimizes ideation for uncertainty-based decision making along with new recommendations for implementation that reduce energy expenditure, new resource allocation and production efficiency takeaways for bakeries that improve their competitive advantage and sustainable quality of life. …”
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The influence of the video assistant referee on the UEFA European Championship by Rui Bao, Miguel Ángel Gómez Ruano, Ruixia Shi, Xinpu Wang, Bo Han

“…Conclusions The findings of this study may have practical implications for optimizing VAR-related implementation regulations and the referee’s officiating strategies at the UEFA European Championship competitions.…”
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Promoting Mental Health of City Residents: Stress Management and The Role of Salutogenic Design by K. S. Trunkova, P. S. Tuillet, T. A. Tatarinova

“…Moreover, addressing chronic stress, referred to as the «epidemic of the 21st century», can be considered a key direction in implementing salutogenic design in urban planning. The main focus areas of salutogenic design in the urban environment are regulating the density of urban development, creating public spaces, providing landscape design and greenery, offering convenient and safe urban navigation and using arts.Conclusions. …”
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Perils of perpetual connectivity: Navigating the ‘always-on’ culture in the modern workplace by Nthabeleng I. Mdhluli

“…Notably, 68% of research focus on individual coping techniques, such as digital detoxes, while less than 20% investigate organisational treatments, indicating a gap in policy formulation and implementation. The study proposes a dynamic model of flexibility, highlighting institutional standards, rather than individual habits, as the cause of unsustainable work patterns. …”
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Comparative analysis of Salehi traditional house in Shiraz with Baitna zero energy house (our house) in Qatar from the point of view of optimizing energy consumption in hot climate... by Marjan Doaee, Mahboob Haghani, Mahsa Smaeali, Maryam Kabiriyan Dehkordi

“…Governments and organizations have implemented numerous effective measures to mitigate its impact and continue to do so. …”
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Cognitive and mental health changes and their vulnerability factors related to COVID-19 lockdown in Italy. by Eleonora Fiorenzato, Silvia Zabberoni, Alberto Costa, Giorgia Cona

“…We found subjective cognitive functioning and mental health severely changed in association with the lockdown. Under government regulations, cognitive complaints were mostly perceived in routine tasks involving attention, temporal orientation and executive functions-with no changes in language abilities. …”
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Music in fundus disease: current applications and future prospects by PU Jiaxin, JI Yuying

“…Positive effects have been observed across various clinical scenarios, including intravitreal injections, retinopathy of prematurity screening, and visual field examinations.Furthermore, studies on simulated ophthalmic surgical procedures have shown that background music not only does not interfere with surgeons' operational performance but may actually optimize the surgical environment by regulating the operator's psychological state. Although the effectiveness of music intervention varies among individuals, with patients showing different preferences for music types, rhythms, and volumes, music therapy generally demonstrates promising potential in fundus clinical practice as a safe, economical, and easily implemented auxiliary measure. …”
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Development of management accounting functions in the corporate governance system by S. N. Grichkina, K. S. Chestnova

“…The results obtained can be used by economic entities in optimizing accounting and control processes and developing internal regulations on management accounting, as well as by accounting regulatory entities and professional organizations in developing recommendations in the field of management accounting for various economic entities.…”
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Internet of Things (IoT) technologies: features, development prospects and potential threats by Daria Margaza, Yurii Yurchenko

“…The findings also inform on how to develop regulations that ensure safe and sustainable IoT adoption. …”
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Coping with future climate change positively‐adaptation policies and actions in China by Kuo Li, Yinlong Xu, Xue Han, Yingchun Li

“…As a big developing country, China has made great efforts in the past decades; (1) a national climate change response coordination organization and a climate change management system and working mechanism have been established; (2) the law on climate change in China is under preparation and to be issued; (3) a climate change adaptation policy system from top to bottom, expanding from comprehensive departments to professional departments has been gradually formed; (4) a large number of regulations and actions related to climate change adaptation have been successively issued and implemented by local government departments; (5) especially the rural community adaptation actions should be paid more attention and given more support. …”
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