The problem of drinking alcoholic and low-alcoholic drinks in the teenage by O. I. Krasnova, T. V. Pluzhnikova, O. H. Krasnov

“…The study found that more than 90% of 15–17 year-old students have alcohol, nearly 60% of teens have been repeatedly intoxicated. The most common alcoholic beverages used by 15–17 year-old students recently are beer (57,3%) for boys, and girls – industrial beverages (43,7%). …”
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Transcranial Doppler Ultrasonography of the Basilar Artery in Cerebral Small Vessel Disease by M. Vikarenko

“…It is most effective when integrated into a multimodal diagnostic approach, including clinical evaluation and neuroimaging. …”
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PROHIBITING MEASURES AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO PRE-TRIAL CUSTODY IF DANGER OF ITERATION EXISTS, YES OR NO? by Роберт Јовић

“… The measure of pre-trial custody as the most serve measure to secure the presence of the suspect or accused in criminal proceedings and its successful conduct has always attracted due attention of both legal doctrines and judicial practices at all levels due to the consequences concerning the imposed restriction on the right to freedom of movement. …”
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A Bibliographic Review on the Qualification of Articles about Values Education in Turkey by Hasan MEYDAN, Recep KAYMAKCAN, Fatma AKTAŞ

“…As a result of the examinations, it is carried out that the highest number of articles (113) was reached in 2015; while most of the articles (70.7%) are written by researchers working in the field of education, researchers from the fields of theology (11.6%), science-literature (6.1%) and other fields (4.5%) have also contributed extensively to the articles; the rate of articles scanned in high-level indexes (SSCI, SCI and AHCI) and articles in foreign languages was low; the studies which samples are from primary and higher education are more intense; the most addressed issues were the value preferences, and attitudes and evaluations regarding the values education; in 22.7% of the articles, a clear, understandable and independently followed and repeatable method was not specified; while the explanation of academic contribution of the article was found to be incompatible with the subject, problem and method, and scientifically problematic in 4.2% of the articles, no explanation about the academic contribution was specified in half of the articles.…”
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Prevalence and Severity of Malaria Infection among Pregnant Women across the Three (3) Tiers of Healthcare Facilities in Kano Metropolis, Kano State, Northern Nigeria by Dantata, A.A., Oyeyi, T.I., Galadanci, H.S.

“…The overall prevalence of malaria infection among pregnant women in Kano metropolis was 59.7% and most cases (70.7%) had scanty infection (+). The most prevalent species was P. falciparum, accounting for 98.9% of positive cases. …”
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Gene expression in human hippocampus from cocaine abusers identifies genes which regulate extracellular matrix remodeling. by Deborah C Mash, Jarlath ffrench-Mullen, Nikhil Adi, Yujing Qin, Andrew Buck, John Pablo

“…Most abused drugs and alcohol induce neuroplastic changes in brain pathways subserving emotion and cognition. …”
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MIGRATION MOVEMENT OF THE PEASANTS IN THE CENTRAL BLACK EARTH REGION IN 1920s by I. Petrishina

“…The article is devoted to one of the most important social and economic problems of Russian history - the resettlement movement, which has not lost its significance these days, since the development of various regions of our country depends on the resettlement policy and practice. …”
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CRISPR-mediated genome editing of wheat for enhancing disease resistance by Joshua Waites, V. Mohan Murali Achary, Easter D. Syombua, Sarah J. Hearne, Anindya Bandyopadhyay

“…Wheat is cultivated across diverse global environments, and its productivity is significantly impacted by various biotic stresses, most importantly but not limited to rust diseases, Fusarium head blight, wheat blast, and powdery mildew. …”
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Bloodstream Infections in Adults with Sickle Cell Disease: Single-center Study by Nuha Mubarak Alharbi, Inas Saleh Bagabas, Abdullah Jaman Alzahrani, Israa Abdullah Malli, Sultan Almutairi

“…Chronic lung disease was the most frequent comorbidity in patients with BSI, at 18%. …”
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Examination of Manual Removal Strategies for Dog Strangling Vine by Lynn Short, Sophia Bearden, Lana Hafez, Bella McWatch

“…The research is intended to guide student gardeners working in ornamental gardens at the Arboretum and stewardship volunteers working in public parks in non-chemical strategies to be used for controlling DSV. The most effective control efforts should be repeated from year to year, which can result in long-term control of DSV in cultivated gardens and natural areas. …”
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Microscopic surgery for the repair of painful varicocele- efficacy and predictors of successful outcomes by Shayel Bercovich, Hen Hendel, Yossi Ventura, Shay Golan, Shachar Aharony, Ohad Shoshany

“…Repeat varicocele surgery appears to increase the risk of persistent pain. …”
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Diverse lifestyles and strategies of plant pathogenesis encoded in the genomes of eighteen Dothideomycetes fungi. by Robin A Ohm, Nicolas Feau, Bernard Henrissat, Conrad L Schoch, Benjamin A Horwitz, Kerrie W Barry, Bradford J Condon, Alex C Copeland, Braham Dhillon, Fabian Glaser, Cedar N Hesse, Idit Kosti, Kurt LaButti, Erika A Lindquist, Susan Lucas, Asaf A Salamov, Rosie E Bradshaw, Lynda Ciuffetti, Richard C Hamelin, Gert H J Kema, Christopher Lawrence, James A Scott, Joseph W Spatafora, B Gillian Turgeon, Pierre J G M de Wit, Shaobin Zhong, Stephen B Goodwin, Igor V Grigoriev

“…Gene order appears to have been rearranged mostly within chromosomal boundaries by multiple inversions, in extant genomes frequently demarcated by adjacent simple repeats. …”
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Substantial structural variation and repetitive DNA content contribute to intraspecific plastid genome evolution by Alfredo López-Caamal, Tyler Gandee, Laura F. Galloway, Karen B. Barnard-Kubow

“…Abstract Background Plastids have highly conserved genomes in most land plants. However, in several families, plastid genomes exhibit high rates of nucleotide substitution and structural rearrangements among species. …”
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Tuberculosis risk factors in South Africa, 2008 to 2017: A Generalised Estimating Equations approach by Hilda Dhlakama, Siaka Lougue, Henry Godwell Mwambi

“…Findings revealed that the independent working correlation matrix with the model-based standard error estimates gave the most robust results for the repeated measures tuberculosis data in South Africa. …”
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Analyzing evaluation methods for large language models in the medical field: a scoping review by Junbok Lee, Sungkyung Park, Jaeyong Shin, Belong Cho

“…LLM evaluation was primarily categorized as either providing test examinations (n = 53, 37.3%) or being evaluated by a medical professional (n = 80, 56.3%), with some hybrid cases (n = 5, 3.5%) or a combination of the two (n = 4, 2.8%). Most studies had 100 or fewer questions (n = 18, 29.0%), 15 (24.2%) performed repeated measurements, 18 (29.0%) performed additional analyses, and 8 (12.9%) used prompt engineering. …”
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基于Pro/E齿轮参数化造型技术的研究与应用 by 贾海利, 史明华, 肖放, 郝霄鹏, 刘建东

“…For most enterprises, there are many parts in common use that are designed and produced repeatedly. one typical example is the gear, its construction is complicated and modeling is difficult. …”
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The Effectiveness of Treatment of the Duodenum Peptic Ulcer in the Lviv Region (Retrospective Analysis) by Demydova A.

“…No difference was noticed in gender composition between the reinfected patients and the patients who requested the treatment repeately after the unsuccessful eradication. In the most working capable part of Lviv region population every third patient with duodenal peptic ulcer requested the repeated treatment during a year. …”
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Litterära värdeförhandlingar efter författarens död by Torbjörn Forslid, Daniel Helsing, Anders Ohlsson

“…For a high evaluation of the oeuvre of a given author – or a particular work – to be maintained, this value needs to be continuously repeated or ‘made’. By publishing books, appearing in legacy and social media, and so on, the author is one of the most central actors in the negotiation of literary value. …”
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A comprehensive review on novel opportunities for Alzheimer therapy by targeting BIN1 by Trina Saha, Dipanjan Karati

“…BIN1—amphiphysin 2 is most common genetic risk factor for late onset AD. …”
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Ingroup Favoritism Surrounding COVID-19 Vaccinations in the Hispanic Communities: Experimental Study by Juwon Hwang, Asya Cooley, Skye Cooley, Robert Hinck

“…To address these challenges, it is crucial to examine the conditions under which Hispanics are most likely to seek information about COVID-19 vaccinations. …”
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