Socialisation and experience of living in orphanages during childhood by Ainur Sadyrova, Zhomart Simtikov

“…Gender analysis showed that girls were more likely to learn sewing and cooking, while boys were more likely to learn repair and carpentry. …”
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Digital augmentation of aftercare for patients with anorexia nervosa: the TRIANGLE RCT and economic evaluation by Janet Treasure, Katie Rowlands, Valentina Cardi, Suman Ambwani, David McDaid, Jodie Lord, Danielle Clark Bryan, Pamela Macdonald, Eva Bonin, Ulrike Schmidt, Jon Arcelus, Amy Harrison, Sabine Landau

“…As there were considerable missing values in outcome variables and non-adherence with ECHOMANTRA predicted later dropout from data collection, multiple imputation (MI) was used to adjust for missing data biases. …”
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Transducciones informativas en la biodisponibilidad de las representaciones de imágenes by Stephanie Cerqueira Silva, Ricardo César Gonçalves Sant’Ana, Maria José Vicentini Jorente

“…The main objective is to verify the possible information transformations that occur in the form, content, and metadata of digital images displayed on the Open Art Images interface compared to those on Wikimedia Commons, through the observation of transduction processes in data feedback. Methodologically, the study is qualitative, employing a descriptive-exploratory research approach. …”
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Integrating Palliative Care and Heart Failure: the PalliatHeartSynthesis realist synthesis by Tracey McConnell, Carolyn Blair, Geoff Wong, Claire Duddy, Clare Howie, Loreena Hill, Joanne Reid

“…In summarising, the evidence synthesis process was achieved using the below analytic processes: Juxtaposition of data sources: data reported in different documents were compared and contrasted. …”
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Corporate tax avoidance and the upper echelon effect: Evidence from segment disclosure choices by Remerta Basson, Pieter V.A. van der Spuy

“…Conclusion: Upper echelon environments exhibiting autocratic behaviour are more likely to avoid tax. Companies disclosing tax as a segment-level expense, subject to the company’s routine internal review processes, are more likely to avoid tax, specifically in upper echelon settings that exhibit autocratic relational behaviour. …”
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Un service de table en bronze et argent soigneusement rangé dans une cave à Reims/Durocortorum by Michaël Brunet, Fabienne Médard, Magalie Cavé, Stéphane Sindonino

“…In the first three fabric categories, the raw material used was a linen of very fine quality. The fourth type is likely a material of vegetal origin, other than linen, unless it underwent a different treatment process. …”
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Stock Market Entry Timing and Retail Investors' Disposition Effect by Reza Eyvazloo, Reza Raei, Farzad Rezaei

“…The study is based on the hypothesis that investors who enter the market during periods of uncertainty and high volatility are more likely to display this behavioral bias. MethodsThis research utilizes detailed trading data of individual investors. …”
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Qualitative Content Analysis of Isfahan Telegram Channels by Ahmad Mehrshad, ali rabbani-khorasgani, abdolhosein kalantari, Mohammad mahdi Zolfaghar zadeh

“…Users make many choices every day in the process of using social networks, each of which represents a part of their opinions and interests. …”
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RAAC panels can suddenly collapse before any warning of corrosion-induced surface cracking by Evžen Korec, Peter Grassl, Milan Jirásek, Hong S. Wong, Emilio Martínez-Pañeda

“…As detailed experimental data are not yet available and replicating the natural corrosion process requires years or decades, computational modelling is essential to understand under which conditions corrosion remains concealed. …”
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Understanding size selectivity of trawls using structural models: Methodology and a case study on fish sorting grids by Nadine Jacques, Bent Herrmann, Jesse Brinkhof, Manu Sistiaga

“…We use a set of structural models, which are based on modelling the actual processes believed to determine the size selection of the device, to discern which behaviours are most likely to explain the selectivity process. …”
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Measuring the polarization of boosted, hadronic W bosons with jet substructure observables by Songshaptak De, Vikram Rentala, William Shepherd

“…We find that with only SM production channels, measuring the longitudinal polarization fraction is likely to be challenging even with 10 ab −1 of data. …”
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Paleofluvial landscape inheritance for Jakobshavn Isbræ catchment, Greenland by M. A. Cooper, K. Michaelides, M. J. Siegert, J. L. Bamber

“…Here we present evidence from ice‐penetrating radar data for a large dendritic drainage network, radiating inland from Jakobshavn Isbræ, Greenland's largest outlet glacier. …”
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Co-design of a Mobile Stroke Unit pathway highlights uncertainties and trade-offs for viable system-wide implementation in the English and Welsh NHS by L. Moseley, P. McMeekin, M. Allen, G. A. Ford, M. James, A. Laws, S. McCarthy, G. McClelland, L. J. Park, K. Pearn, D. Phillips, C. Price, L. Shaw, P. White, D. Wilson, J. Scott

“…Data were analysed as an ongoing process, with participants checking interpretations after each round, and then further analysed deductively to identify key uncertainties following all the rounds. …”
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Searching for Determinants of Support for Mini-Publics: Insights from a Polish Survey by Paulina Pospieszna

“…The findings suggest that individuals who perceive themselves as having influence over government actions are less likely to support mini-publics. Whereas satisfaction with democracy is positively linked with support for innovative decision-making mechanisms, socio-demographic factors do not have explanatory power. …”
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Making sense of testing: teachers’ interpretations of accountability instruments in disadvantaged school settings by Lluís Parcerisa, Marcel Pagès

“…In recent decades, countries in both the global North and South have adopted data-intensive policy instruments such as performance-based accountability (PBA) to improve student learning outcomes and become more competitive in the global knowledge economy. …”
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Localizing genes to cerebellar layers by classifying ISH images. by Lior Kirsch, Noa Liscovitch, Gal Chechik

“…Understanding control processes in the brain is particularly hard since they involve numerous types of neurons and glia, and very little is known about which genes are expressed in which cells and brain layers. …”
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Decarbonizing Agriculture: The Impact of Trade and Renewable Energy on CO₂ Emissions by Nil Sirel Öztürk

“…Additionally, agricultural imports—and in certain cases, exports—exert upward pressure on emissions, likely due to logistics and production-related externalities embedded in the trade process. …”
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Innovative Potential of the Knowledge-Intensive Services Sector in Russia by Marina Doroshenko

“…The latter is especially gaining momentum–distinctiveness is a key competitive advantage for a service provider and is likely to remain so, as innovative and diversified production expand. …”
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Patient Choice in Depression: Are We Failing to Implement NICE Guidelines? by Susan McPherson PhD, Claire Wicks PhD, Peter Beresford PhD

“…We consider how patient choice came to be prioritized over patient experience in the guideline development process; whether the patient decision aid is likely to support patient choice and shared decision making; and whether there may be underlying ideological barriers which mean a more straightforward emphasis on patient experience would be a more logical route to enhancing patient choice.…”
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Résidence des élus et structures socioélectorales en Région de Bruxelles-Capitale by Christian Vandermotten

“…The article goes on to examine the coherency which can be observed between the geography of elected representatives and that of their electorate, based on the available data from the municipalities and elections at this level of power.…”
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