THE REALITY OF HUMAN DEVELOPMENT IN SOME ARAB COUNTRIES AND ITS IMPACT ON THE PRODECTIVITY OF AGRICULTURAL WORK FOR PERIOD (1990- 2009) by RAMIA AMER KHALIL

“…productivity agricultural laborer and its role in increasing agricultural productivity in a number of Arab countries (Egypt, Syria, Iraq, Tunisia, Yemen) model using standard are semi-logarithmic and logarithmic and double where it relied on the concepts of economic theory and previous studies on the assessment of the reality of human development and its impact on productivity of agricultural work, which was obtained data from the time series and each country individually they reflect a state of properties vary from state to state depending on the nature economic structures in dealing with the variables of human development and this study reached an important conclusions is that deterioration pension for farmers led to low productivity work agricultural and twice the estimated productivity among workers in the agricultural sector, which counted from one of the reasons lower farm income and led to lower rates of spending on investment in the areas of education and scientific research in the countries of the study sample to make the agricultural sector prisoner of traditional production methods with low productivity, so we recommend the need to reduce poverty rates and urged government institutions to secure the health centers in rural areas of developing countries and increase wage rates and real income of the farmers in order to encourage them to exercise their profession and focus on means of research and development because of its significant role in the improvement and development of plant production…”
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Development of import substitution as a factor in ensuring food security in Kazakhstan by O. Denissova, M. U. Rakhimberdinova

“…The purpose of assessing the dependence of the Republic of Kazakhstan on food imports, as well as developing priority areas for the development of the livestock industry in the context of import substitution.Research methods-the paper used methods of systematization of information from the analyzed literature sources, including: analysis, synthesis, structuring. The methods of expert assessments, questionnaires, Express surveys, and interviews were also used.The main method for forming the information base of the study was used by the official data of state institutions of the Republic of Kazakhstan. …”
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Cultural frames of early childhood education leadership by Hannele Roponen, Elina Fonsén, Tuulikki Ukkonen-Mikkola, Raisa Carpelan

“…The study revealed the importance of dialogue between different levels of leadership and support for the professional agency of staff through inclusive structures and processes. The findings suggest that leaders need to build a shared understanding of various leadership roles and the artifacts of leadership culture, which are crucial for managing organizational culture. …”
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After Battles then comes War: Juxtaposing the Role of the Anglican Diocese of Matabeleland in Gukurahundi Healing and Reconciliation by Albert Mvundla Ncube

“…Data was collected through interviews and group discussions. …”
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Dose distribution assessment (comparison) in the target volume treated with VMAT given by the planning system and evaluated by TL dosimeters by Amanda Bravim, Roberto Kenji Sakuraba, Leticia Lucente Campos

“…The treatment using VMAT minimizes the biological effects of radiation to critical structures near to the target volumes and produces excellent dose distributions. …”
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IgG4-Related Orbital Disease: An Analysis of Patient Profiles, Clinical Presentation, And Histopathological Features by Fariha Taimur, Amna Manzoor, Muhammad Saad, Faizan Tahir, Sumeya Khan, Aashar Khalid

“…The most common orbital structures involved were the lacrimal gland and the extraocular muscles, with some patients also having soft tissue involvement. 4(44%) patients had bilateral orbital involvement, while the remaining 5(55%) had unilateral disease. …”
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Caused motion events in Modern Uyghur: a typological perspective by Tusun Alimujiang, Hendriks Henriëtte

“…Towards a cognitive semantics: Conceptual structuring systems, vol. 2. Cambridge, MA: The MIT Press) has served as an influential framework for exploring event representation across languages. …”
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Battlefield memories: the legacy of Bilbao’s Iron Belt (Spanish Civil War) through digital humanities by Tania González-Cantera, Xavier Rubio-Campillo

“…To address these challenges, the study employs an innovative digital humanities framework to document, analyse, and interpret four sections of the Iron Belt in which archaeological structures remain preserved. The framework establishes a geospatial database model, analysed using Geographic Information Systems and data visualisation techniques. …”
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Antibiotic Action, Drug Delivery, Biodegradability, and Wound Regeneration Characteristics of Surgical Sutures and Cutting-Edge Surgical Suture Manufacturing Technologies by Hye-Ree Han

“…There are many studies on surgical sutures, but not many recent ones that have studied structurally subdivided functions. Accordingly, various studies on surgical sutures were classified based on the main functions that are considered important, and studies were conducted by categorizing the latest production technology into 3D printing and electrospinning. (2) Methods: Data from the literature (n = 1077) were collected from databases such as PubMed, Harvard.edu, MDPI, Google Scholar, Web of Science, ACS, Nature, and IOP Publishing. …”
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DamageScope: An Integrated Pipeline for Building Damage Segmentation, Geospatial Mapping, and Interactive Web-Based Visualization by Sultan Al Shafian, Chao He, Da Hu

“…To support geospatial analysis, the framework extracts the coordinates of damaged structures using embedded metadata, enabling rapid and precise mapping. …”
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ВЛИЯНИЕ ГЛЮКОЗЫ И ИНСУЛИНА НА АКТИВНОСТЬ NOX В КРОВИ БОЛЬНЫХ САХАРНЫМ ДИАБЕТОМ И РЕГУЛЯЦИЯ ЕЁ ПОСРЕДСТВОМ ЭМБРИОНАЛЬНОГО ПРОТИВООПУХОЛЕВОГО МОДУЛЯТОРА... by Е. А. Агаджанова

“…It is shown that in the serum membranous structures of patients with type 1 diabetes treated with insulin, as well as the addition of insulin into the blood of patients with type 2 diabetes the releasing of Nox was significantly higher than in healthy donors. …”
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Particle-antiparticle oscillation modes crossing horizon: Baryogenesis and dark-matter waves by She-Sheng Xue

“…These modes exited the horizon and re-entered after recombination, potentially imprinting on the matter power spectrum at large length scales and influencing the formation of large-scale structures and galaxies.…”
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Teaching Dance in Diaspora: Pedagogical Experiences in Melbourne, Australia by Jeanette Mollenhauer

“…Available choreographic and pedagogical support from respective homelands also varied: in turn, this often determined group structures and practices in Melbourne. Yet, every group maintained a remarkable program of performances at both diasporic community celebrations and regionalized multicultural festivals. …”
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Interactive Generation of Oral History by a Child with Participation of an Adult by N. M. Yurieva

“…The novelty of the research is seen in the fact that the theory of speech ontogenesis introduces the idea of the complex nature of the formation of narrative skills in speech ontogenesis, which are of a long-term nature and are not limited only to the assimilation of linguistic material by children, the improvement of syntax and syntactic structures. New data that receive theoretical understanding on the basis of a cognitive-discursive approach and a hypothesis about the interactive nature of narrative discourse in speech ontogenesis are introduced in the article. …”
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Navigating the Local and the Translocal With Institutional Ethnography: Exploring Ethical Grey Areas in the Relationship Between Researcher and Standpoint Informants in Dementia C... by Nicole Dalmer, Guro Øydgard

“…Institutional ethnography (IE) is grounded in the idea that the power structures shaping daily life—known as ruling relations—cannot be fully understood from any individual's immediate perspective. …”
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Net-zero greenhouse gas mitigation potential across multi-tier supply chains by Xilin Yang, Timothy M. Smith, Andrea M. Prado, Yi Yang

“…Here, we investigate the multi-tier greenhouse gas emissions structures of supply chains to assess mitigation potential using environmentally extended input-output models. …”
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MUI dan Nalar Fatwa-fatwa Eksklusif by . Iswahyudi

“…This article shows a lot of data about radicalism with the justification of those fatwas. …”
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Monte Carlo Dropout Neural Networks for Forecasting Sinusoidal Time Series: Performance Evaluation and Uncertainty Quantification by Unyamanee Kummaraka, Patchanok Srisuradetchai

“…To assess real-world applicability, the airline passenger dataset is used, demonstrating MCDO’s ability to effectively capture periodic structures. These findings suggest that MCDO NNs provide a robust alternative to SARIMA for sinusoidal time series forecasting, offering both improved accuracy and well-calibrated uncertainty estimates.…”
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ANIMAL MODELS FOR LINEAGE TRACING IN (CELL) TRANSDIFFERENTIATION

“…During pregnancy and lactation, the organism needs to develop structures able to synthesize and secrete milk to guarantee survival of pups. …”
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Türkiye's Health Profile: Health Indicators and Cluster Analysis by Provinces by Melek Yağcı Özen

“…The 81 provinces were clustered using hierarchical and non-hierarchical clustering methods based on their health structures. Results: In the analyses conducted using Ward's method and squared Euclidean distance from hierarchical clustering methods, it was found that the provinces most similar to each other in terms of health indicators were Batman and Van, while the most dissimilar provinces were Bayburt and Ordu. …”
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