‘I can’t understand why others don’t screen more’: a qualitative study exploring why Australian general practitioners screen for primary aldosteronism by Sanne Peters, Jun Yang, Grant Russell, Abhir Krishan Nainani

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HESS Opinions: Floods and droughts – are land use, soil management, and landscape hydrology more significant drivers than increasing CO₂? by K. Auerswald, J. Geist, J. N. Quinton, P. Fiener

“…Past land-use changes, particularly soil sealing, compaction, and drainage, are likely to be more significant for water losses resulting from runoff and leading to flooding and water scarcity. …”
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Are women more likely to engage in extra green behaviors in the workplace? Gender differences in the spillover effect from employee in-role to extra-role green behavior by Xinnan Wang, Jiafei Jin, Jialiang Xu, Mehedi Hasan Khan

“…Moreover, these effects were moderated by employee gender: reflective moral attentiveness plays a more important role for women in the green behavior spillover process; conversely, in-role green behaviors lead to stronger person-organization fit for man than for woman.DiscussionThis study provides unique insights into the potential interaction between the two types of green behavior. …”
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The experience and psychosocial needs of patients with traumatic fractures treated for more than six months at Doctors on Call for Service Hospital, Goma, Democratic Republic of Co... by H.I. Okonta, K.L. Malemo, G.A. Ogunbanjo

“…The needs of patients suffering from trauma include reassurance by physicians and nurses, more information and participation in the decision-making process, regular visits from friends and family, and better bedside manners from caregivers.…”
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Moving Land Models Toward More Actionable Science: A Novel Application of the Community Terrestrial Systems Model Across Alaska and the Yukon River Basin by Yifan Cheng, Keith N. Musselman, Sean Swenson, David Lawrence, Joseph Hamman, Katherine Dagon, Daniel Kennedy, Andrew J. Newman

“…The snow simulation had limited improvement, likely because snow simulation is influenced more by meteorological forcing than model parameter choices.…”
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Altered Lactylation Myocardial Tissue May Contribute to a More Severe Energy-Deprived State of the Tissue and Left Ventricular Outflow Tract Obstruction in HOCM by Ruoxuan Li, Jing Wang, Jia Zhao, Jiao Liu, Yuze Qin, Yue Wang, Yiming Yuan, Nan Kang, Lu Yao, Fan Yang, Ke Feng, Lanlan Zhang, Shengjun Ta, Bo Wang, Liwen Liu

“…In general, obstructive hypertrophic cardiomyopathy (HOCM) is more closely related to severe clinical symptoms and adverse clinical outcomes. …”
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How to mitigate high risks to secure more high-quality protein? Joint technological innovation strategies for offshore mariculture considering different power structures by Xin Qi, Fengxuan Zhang, Ying Zhang, Mingxing Zheng, Yichong Dong

“…The potential for unforeseeable risk losses during the operational process has seriously hindered the development of this industry. …”
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“More players can reach national and international levels”: coaches perceptions of “birthday-banding” in youth squash and its potential for minimising relative age effects by Adam L. Kelly, Achuthan Shanmugaratnam, Kathryn Johnston, Joseph Baker, Matthew Ferguson, Mark Jeffreys, Josh Taylor, Alexander B. T. McAuley

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An urgent call for more ambitious ocean literacy strategies in marine protected areas: a collaboration project with small-scale fishers as a case study by Janire Salazar, Janire Salazar, Sílvia Gómez, Begoña Vendrell-Simón, Begoña Vendrell-Simón, Begoña Vendrell-Simón, Miroslav Pulgar, Núria Viladrich, Núria Viladrich, Núria Viladrich, Stefano Ambroso, Stefano Ambroso, Stefano Ambroso, Patricia Baena, Andreu Santín, Andreu Santín, Maria Montseny, Maria Montseny, Marina Biel-Cabanelas, Josep-Maria Gili

“…An ocean literacy test evaluated the scientific knowledge of fishers at the end of the projects and revealed that despite all the efforts applied, still more work is needed, which reinforces the importance of improving the strategies of knowledge transfer for MPA management. …”
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“Less words, more pictures”: creating and sharing data visualizations from a remote health monitoring system with clinicians to improve cancer pain management by Virginia LeBaron, Natalie Crimp, Nutta Homdee, Kelly Reed, Victoria Petermann, William Ashe, Leslie Blackhall, Bryan Lewis

“…Both survey results and group discussion feedback revealed a preference for more familiar, simpler data visualizations that focused on the physical aspects of pain assessment, such as number of high intensity pain events and response to pharmacological interventions. …”
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Seed Size and Shape Analysis of Registered Common Bean (Phaseolus vulgaris L.) Cultivars in Turkey Using Digital Photography by Bahadır Sayıncı, Erdal Elkoca, İsmail Öztürk, Mazhar Kara, Talha Özmen

“…‘Terzibaba’ cultivar, more spherical shape at width orientation compared to other cultivars, had the lowest value of thickness (4.6 mm) and more circular at the width orientation among the cultivars. …”
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A Comprehensive Survey of MapReduce Models for Processing Big Data by Hemn Barzan Abdalla, Yulia Kumar, Yue Zhao, Davide Tosi

“…In addition, the management and processing of big data have become more difficult, thus increasing security threats. …”
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Affixation patterns in native language and sequence processing by statistical learning mechanisms by Mikhail Ordin

“…The suffixing bias (the tendency to exploit suffixes more often than prefixes to express grammatical meanings) in languages was identified a century ago, yet we still lack a clear account for why it emerged, namely, whether the bias emerged because general cognitive mechanisms shape languages to be more easily processed by available cognitive machinery, or if the bias is speech-specific and is determined by domain-specific mechanisms. …”
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Varying strategies for processing “loose” argument structure in West Germanic languages by Anne Renzel, Gunther De Vogelaer, Jens Bölte

“…It is argued that if a language has SVO order (like English), permissive subjects should be better processed due to more routinized look ahead parsing strategies. …”
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Implementation of a Community Data Processing System Based on Data Mining by Li Li

“…Data mining is to extract valuable information by analyzing the internal connections, rules, and patterns of these data so as to provide more favorable decision support for community managers and provide users with more humane and modern community intelligence services. …”
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The closer, the better? Processing relations between picture elements in historical paintings by Manuela Glaser, Manuel Knoos, Stephan Schwan

“…A 2x2x2 within-subject design (n=36) with spatial distance (close vs. distant), temporal distance (close vs. distant) and painting (Leutze vs. West) revealed more background fixation counts for spatially close compared to spatially distant elements but just for the Leutze painting. …”
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Data processing techniques to improve data integration from dairy farms by Jacquelyn P. Boerman, Luiz F. Brito, Maria E. Montes, Jacob M. Maskal, Jarrod Doucette, Kirby Kalbaugh

“…Large-scale data generation on dairy cattle farms is expected to continue increasing due to more animals per farm and the adoption of on-farm sensors and technologies that generate additional information on individual animals in greater frequency. …”
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A review on fruit and vegetable processing using traditional and novel methods by Prashant Kumar Srivastava, Nandan Sit

“…These methods preserve nutrient content more effectively and enhance sensory attributes such as color, texture, and flavor, while also reducing processing times, making them suitable for commercial applications. …”
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Continuous Bioprocessing for Recombinant Protein Production in Bacillus subtilis: Opportunities and Challenges by Andrej Ivanovski, Tomaž Bratkovič

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Accuracy improvement in financial sanction screening: is natural language processing the solution? by Seihee Kim, ShengYun Yang

“…One of the major challenges in this process is balancing the high rate of false positives, which exceed 90% and lead to inefficiencies due to increased human oversight, with the more critical issue of false negatives, which pose severe regulatory and financial risks by allowing sanctioned entities to go undetected. …”
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