Economic Models of Innovation Activity Based on Digital Platforms by E. V. Popov, V. L. Simonova, A. D. Tikhonova

“…The authors analyzed the ranking of the most innovative countries in the world; the types of models of innovative activity of developed countries are identified (leadership in science, dissemination of innovations, stimulation of innovations); the authors also traced the relationship, for which model of innovation, what types of platforms are most characteristic. …”
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Cytological pattern of cervical pap smears in a teaching hospital in southern Nigeria by Abasiattai AA, Nwafor CC, Tobin EA, Utuk NM

“… Background: Cervical cancer, the most common female genital tract malignancy, remains a serious public health problem, particularly in low and middle-income countries where organized screening programs or services are either non-existent or rudimentary. …”
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Application of DNA markers in molecular breeding and genetic studies of grapevine by E. T. Ilnitskaya, M. V. Makarkina

“…The genes for resistance to the most harmful fungal pathogens Plasmopara vitikola, Erysiphe necator are the most studied. …”
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Evaluation of Airport Buildings Against Terrorist Attacks in the Context of Architecture and Planning Criteria: Five Case Study by SARICIOĞLU Pelin, YILDIZ Aslı, SOYLUK Asena

“…Instead of concrete shear walls, most of the structures are secured with wire fences between concrete pillars. …”
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Forecasting Vegetation Behavior Based on PlanetScope Time Series Data Using RNN-Based Models by Ales Marsetic, Urska Kanjir

“…The SRNN method performs very well in most months, except in autumn where it underestimates NDVI values. …”
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Сompatibility of Systemic Drugs and Local Antihypertensive Therapy in Patients with Primary Open-Angle Glaucoma (Analytical Review) by V. P. Erichev, A. S. Makarova

“…The review presents data of the most common comorbid diseases in patients with primary open-angle glaucoma, the features of local and general influence of antiglaucoma drugs, as well as information about the possible drug interactions of local antihypertensive and systemic medicines. …”
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CHANGES IN MICROMORPHOMETRIC PARAMETERS OF VOIDS ALONG THE PROFILE OF ZONAL SOILS IN EUROPEAN RUSSIA by E. B. Skvortsova, K. N. Abrosimov, K. A. Romanenko

“…Empiric profiles of the pore space reveal a great diversity. The most complicated organization of the pore space is inherent to soddy podzolic soils, the most simple “smoothed” profiles are characteristic of typical chernozems. …”
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Prevalence of Classification of Nucleophosmin 1 Gene Mutations in Iraqi Cohort of Acute Myeloid Leukemia by Shurooq A. Lafta, Ismail A. Abdulhassan

“…One of the most prevalent genetic mutations in adult AML is within the nucleophosmin 1 (NPM1) gene, and it is especially predominant in AML. …”
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Making an impact: the new 2024 Medical Library Association research agenda by Marie T. Ascher, Margaret A. Hoogland, Karen M. Heskett, Heather N. Holmes, Jonathan D. Eldredge

“…Methods: The project involved a three-step Delphi process aimed at collecting the most important and researchable questions facing the health sciences librarianship profession. …”
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Application of Object Based Image Classification Using Orthophotos: A Case Study of the Van-Erciş Earthquake by Aslı Sabuncu, Filiz Sunar

“…As an initial step, segmentation process was carried out by selecting the most suitable parameters for the classification of both homogenous and heterogeneous areas. …”
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Uropathogens and the Antibiogram Profile from a Tertiary Care Hospital: A 2-Month Study Post Conversion of a COVID Dedicated Center to a Non-COVID One by Bineeta Kashyap, NP Singh, Kirti Nirmal, Manoj Kumar Meena

“…Background: Urinary tract infections (UTIs) are one of the most common bacterial infections in humans, both in the community and the hospital settings. …”
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An exploration of the natural and acquired immunological mechanisms to high-risk human papillomavirus infection and unmasking immune escape in cervical cancer: A concise synopsis by Mohammed Mohsen Mohammed, Zaytoon Abdulrida Ighewish Al-Khafaji, Nadia Mudher Al-Hilli

“…Vaccination against HPV16 and 18 during adolescence is the most effective method for preventing cervical cancer in women, considering the immunological processes involved.…”
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Road Safety Improvement and Sustainable Urban Mobility: Identification and Prioritization of Factors and Policies Through a Multi-Criteria Approach by Konstantina Anastasiadou, Fotini Kehagia

“…For this purpose, a comprehensive inventory of factors that may undermine road safety in an urban area, as well as an inventory of relevant measures and policies, is provided, based on an international literature review. The most important factors and, subsequently, the most effective measures and policies are identified and prioritized through a multi-criteria approach (modified Delphi–analytical hierarchy process (AHP)–technique for order preference by similarity to ideal solution (TOPSIS)). …”
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A New Approach for Detecting and Resolving Anomalies in Security Policy of the External Firewall Module of the Floodlight SDN Controller by Sergey V. Morzhov, Mikhail A. Nikitinskiy

“…As a result of the stress testing, it was found that the time of adding a new rule, when using PreFirewall, substantially increases with increase in the number of previously processed rules. Analysis of the network application PreFirewall showed that while adding a rule (the most frequent operation), in the worst case it is necessary to compare it with all existing rules, which are stored as a two-dimensional array. …”
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The History of the Bargut Confrontation in Northeastern China (early 20th century): Ethno-Political and Religious Aspects (based on archival materials) by Bair Ts. Gomboev, Eduard V. Batunaev

“…Under these conditions, the governments of Russia, Japan and the Chinese authorities, taking into account emerging political and international situations, methodically defended their interests in the region. The most affected were the peoples of Barga, in particular, the Barguts, who most advocated sovereignty. …”
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Characterization of Positive and Suspected COVID-19 Cases with Comorbidities by Yoenny Peña García, Annia Suárez Padilla, Niuva Milagro Arruebarrena Blanco

“…In both groups, the most frequent comorbidities were arterial hypertension 119 (69.59 %), smoking 93 (54.39 %), bronchial asthma 46 (26.90 %) and diabetes mellitus 29 (16.96 %).…”
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Comparative analysis of paddy cultivation sustainability through integrating eco-efficiency and best-worst method approaches by Mehri Alijani, Yaser Feizabadi, Mostafa Goudarzi

“…In conclusion, the paddy production systems located in the humid subtropical region were found as the most sustainable systems in this area.…”
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Occupational Health and Safety Hazards in Masonry Work in Sharjah City by Mohammad Khadem, Sujan Piya, Mohammad Shamsuzzaman

“…The survey that was conducted verifies the analytic hierarchy process results. For instance, asphyxiation is the most severe factor, accounting for 69% average weight, while dust account for 6% average weight which makes it the least severe chemical hazard, despite being the most common chemical factor in masonry work across Sharjah. …”
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Arbuscular mycorhizal fungi associated with the olive crop across the Andalusian landscape: factors driving community differentiation. by Miguel Montes-Borrego, Madis Metsis, Blanca B Landa

“…Interestingly, two of the most frequent OTUs included a diverse group of Claroideoglomeraceae and Glomeraceae sequences, not assigned to any known AMF species commonly used as inoculants in olive during nursery propagation.…”
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All-ceramic restorations: A review of the literature by Abdulhadi Warreth, Yaser Elkareimi

“…Results: By using this process, 2173 articles and studies were obtained. …”
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