Growth rate of piggles using iron and copper chelate complexes by T. V. Farionik, Ya. A. Yuzko

“…In addition, the traditional sources of trace elements in these mixed feeds are mineral salts in the form of sulfate and chloride compounds, the bioavailability of which is 12–35 %, which leads to environmental pollution with heavy metals, and the crystallized water contained in sulfate molecules in the premixes destroys vitamins and other biologically active substances. …”
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A comparative analysis of the impact of climate change on emergence of infectious diseases and outbreaks in remote areas of Sindh, Pakistan by Miss Hafsa Faruqui, Dr. Saeed Khan

“…For instance, recent flooding in Sindh caused a surge in waterborne diseases, due to contaminated water sources and inadequate sanitation that act as breeding grounds for pathogens. …”
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Improving the technology of pate products by using additives from non-traditional raw materials of plant origin by Y. Matsuk, A. Geredchuk, I. Bleskov

“…Oilseed press cakes, obtained by cold pressing, are rich sources of proteins, unsaturated fatty acids, dietary fiber, microelements, and phytosterols, which contribute to cholesterol reduction. …”
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Dynamic Evolution, Spatial Differences, and Convergence of Land Green Use Efficiency in Resource-based Cities by BIAN Zhiqiang, ZHANG Qianhua

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Leveraging AI for early cholera detection and response: transforming public health surveillance in Nigeria by Adamu Muhammad Ibrahim, Mohamed Mustaf Ahmed, Shuaibu Saidu Musa, Usman Abubakar Haruna, Mohammed Raihanatu Hamid, Olalekan John Okesanya, Aishat Muhammad Saleh, Don Eliso Lucero-Prisno III

“…Cholera continues to pose a significant public health challenge in Nigeria, driven by poor sanitation, inadequate water quality, and climatic factors that create favorable conditions for outbreaks. …”
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Susceptibility assessment of freeze-thaw erosion induced debris flow using random forest, Eastern Tibetan Plateau by Yongjie Yang, Yongjie Yang, Yongjie Yang, Yuqi Zhang, Yuqi Zhang, Yuqi Zhang, Hai Huang, Hai Huang, Jinsong Zhu, Jinsong Zhu, Jinsong Zhu, Qiwei Lv, Qiwei Lv, Qiwei Lv, Jiang Peng, Jiang Peng

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Acute toxicity of zinc carbonate nanocrystals on white mice model by V. I. Koshevoy, S. V. Naumenko, O. L. Orobchenko, I. I. Bespalova

“…Mice of the control group were injected with distilled water in a volume of 0.2 cm3 according to the same protocol. …”
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Baselining Urban Ecosystems from Sentinel Species: Fitness, Flows, and Sinks by Matteo Convertino, Yuhan Wu, Hui Dong

“…The ecosystem fitness index (EFI) is novelly introduced by combining HS and the divergence of the relative species abundance (RSA) from the optimal log-normal Preston plot. In Shenzhen, as a case study, eco-flow networks are found to be spatially very extended, scale-free, and clustering for low HS gradient and EFI areas, where large water bodies act as sources of ecological corridors draining into urban parks. …”
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Engineering n-Type and p-Type BiOI Nanosheets: Influence of Mannitol on Semiconductor Behavior and Photocatalytic Activity by Shuo Yang, Wenhui Li, Kaiyue Li, Ping Huang, Yuquan Zhuo, Keyan Liu, Ziwen Yang, Donglai Han

“…Photocatalytic technology holds significant promise for sustainable development and environmental protection due to its ability to utilize renewable energy sources and degrade pollutants efficiently. In this study, BiOI nanosheets (NSs) were synthesized using a simple water bath method with varying amounts of mannitol and reaction temperatures to investigate their structural, morphological, photoelectronic, and photocatalytic properties. …”
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Life history attributes of Anastatus japonicus (Hymenoptera: Eupelmidae) are regulated by nutrition and temperature by Muhammad Yasir Ali, Zi-Jian Song, Abdul Aziz Bukero, Dilawar Abbas, Khalid Ali Khan, Jin-Ping Zhang, Feng Zhang

“…In nature, parasitoids often depend on biotic and abiotic factors such as supplementary nutritional sources (e.g. sugars) and optimum temperature to maximize their life-expectancy and reproductive potential. …”
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A systematic review and meta-analysis of the effectiveness of perineural dextrose injection in peripheral compression neuropathies of the upper limbs by Fatemeh Azizi, Faezeh Saber Gharesoo, Fereshteh Eidy, Sama Heidari, Nastaran Maghbouli, Shirin Djalalinia, Amir Kasaeian

“…Background: Entrapment neuropathies, marked by nerve compression at various anatomical sites, can be effectively managed using conservative approaches like injections. Dextrose 5 % water injection has emerged as a potential therapy by reducing inflammation and promoting tissue regeneration. …”
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Soil Organic Carbon Estimation and Transfer Framework in Agricultural Areas Based on Spatiotemporal Constraint Strategy Combined with Active and Passive Remote Sensing by Jiaxin Qian, Jie Yang, Weidong Sun, Lingli Zhao, Lei Shi, Hongtao Shi, Lu Liao, Chaoya Dang, Qi Dou

“…Mapping soil organic carbon (SOC) plays a crucial role in agricultural productivity and water management. This study discusses the potential of active and passive remote sensing for SOC estimation modeling in agricultural areas, incorporating synthetic aperture radar (SAR) data (L-band quad-polarization and C-band dual-polarization), multi-spectrum (MS) data, and brightness temperature (TB) data. …”
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Economic assessment of energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions from wheat production in Ardabil provience by Jabraeil Taghinazhad, َAdel Vahedi, Fayaz Ranjbar

“…Energy consumption in wheat production was calculated based on direct and indirect energy sources including human, diesel fuel, chemical fertilizers, pesticides, machinery, irrigation water, electricity and wheat stalk. …”
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Digital mapping of soil organic carbon in the hilly and mountainous landscape of Indian Himalayan region employing machine-learning techniques by Justin George Kalambukattu, Suresh Kumar, Bappa Das, Trisha Roy

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Life cycle assessment of biomass waste briquettes as renewable energy by M.N. Rashif, S. Hartini, D.P. Sari, B.S. Ramadan, T. Matsumoto, A.T. Balasbaneh

“…In Grobogan, Central Java, rice husks, and corn waste are used as energy sources for tofu production, resulting in the formation of rice husk charcoal and corncob charcoal. …”
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Algaecidal effects of tryptoline, tryptamine, and other microbial metabolites on target and non-target freshwater cyanobacteria and freshwater indicator organisms by Brianna M. Fernando, Forrest W. Lefler, Alan Kennedy, David E. Berthold, Lauren R. May, H. Dail Laughinghouse, IV, Karl J. Indest

“…HABs impact local and regional economies by restricting fisheries resources, recreational and commercial waterways, and threatening drinking water sources. To control HABs, researchers are developing short- and long-term mitigation strategies by exploiting natural, bacterial-derived products as targeted chemical control reagents to reduce the severity of HABs. …”
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A Feasibility Study for Clinical Implementation of hypo fractionated SBRT Program at a Clinic in an LMIC Using Locally Designed Lung Phantom by Abigail N.M. Quaye, MPhil, Eric C.D.K. Addison, PhD, Ernest Osei, PhD, Afua A. Yorke, PhD

“…Methods and Materials: A lung phantom was designed from locally sourced materials consisting of wood slabs to mimic the lung, a perspex tank filled with water for tissue equivalence, and a 3-cm diameter acrylic ball to simulate the tumor. …”
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Genetic Diversity and Relationship Analysis of Different Local and International Cultivars and some Strawberry Clones (Fragaria× ananassa Duch) by Masume Abedi, Mehdi Hadadinejad, Kamran Ghasemi, Ghafar Kiani

“…Due to its favorable physical and chemical properties, this substrate promotes better root growth and enhances the absorption of water and nutrients, thereby providing optimal conditions for plant growth. …”
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The Multi-Compartment Hg Modeling and Analysis Project (MCHgMAP): mercury modeling to support international environmental policy by A. Dastoor, H. Angot, J. Bieser, F. Brocza, F. Brocza, B. Edwards, A. Feinberg, A. Feinberg, X. Feng, X. Feng, B. Geyman, C. Gournia, Y. He, I. M. Hedgecock, I. Ilyin, J. Kirk, C.-J. Lin, C.-J. Lin, I. Lehnherr, R. Mason, D. McLagan, D. McLagan, M. Muntean, P. Rafaj, E. M. Roy, A. Ryjkov, N. E. Selin, N. E. Selin, F. De Simone, A. L. Soerensen, F. Steenhuisen, O. Travnikov, S. Wang, S. Wang, X. Wang, S. Wilson, R. Wu, Q. Wu, Q. Wu, Y. Zhang, J. Zhou, W. Zhu, S. Zolkos

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Comparison of Fuzzy-AHP and ANP Decision Making Methods to Assess the Ecological Capability of Ecotourism Application (Case study: Dehloran National Natural Monuments) by Mohsen Tavakoli

“…The present study is based on the ecological parameters (physical and biological) to assess the ecological capability of agriculture land use including physiographic (percent slope) (So), precipitation (Cp), temperature (Ct), distance from water sources (Wc), soil depth (Pd), soil erosion (Es), soil structure (Ps), soil texture (Pte), soil drainage (Pdr) and vegetation types (Vgo). …”
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