Impact of fertilisers on drinking water quality in Europe: implications for sustainable agriculture by Aleksandra Kuzior, Maksym Huzenko, Nataliya Stoyanets, Olena Churikanova, Tetiana Vasylieva

“…The approach includes a panel analysis using fixed and random effects models, which allowed the identification of dependencies between fertiliser consumption levels and water quality indicators. The input data for the study covered indicators from 39 European countries, including EU member states, countries with harmonised legislation, and nations in the process of joining the EU. …”
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Clinical features of early multiple sclerosis by I. Čelpačenko, R. Stankevičiūtė, M. Malciūtė, R. Balnytė

“…The relationship between two quantitative variables was performed using Spearman correlation coefficient. …”
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THE RESULTS OF ENGLISH TEACHING AS A FOREIGN LANGUAGE FOR ACADEMIC STAFF IN THE ARTIFICIAL BILINGUALISM ENVIRONMENT by T. P. Rasskazova, N. S. Glukhanyuk, M. O. Guzikova

“…The research provided in the article gives additional understanding of specifics of English training for adults, namely academic teaching staff, and features of their cognitive age processes when foreign language skills acquisition. …”
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Multiculturalism, prejudice, and teachers’ expectations for the acculturation strategies of the refugee students by Petroula Giannousi

“…Research methods: This study employs a quantitative methodology and a synchronic research design. …”
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Genome-wide identification and expression profiling of MYB transcription factors in Artemisia argyi by Sainan Peng, Qianwen Zhang, Yun Yang, Yukun Li, Wunian Feng, Dan Zhao, Bisheng Huang, Dahui Liu, Yuhuan Miao

“…Cis-acting elements and GO analysis suggested that AYMYBs may be involved in many biological processes related to plant development, metabolism, defense, and stress resistance. …”
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Implementation of medication reviews to optimize the use of medications in Swiss nursing homes: a mixed-methods study by Stephanie Mena, Julie Dubois, Marie Schneider, Anne Niquille

“…Data were collected via questionnaires, focus groups and administrative records. …”
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Exploring sphingolipid metabolism-related biomarkers for Parkinson’s disease: a transcriptomic analysis by Guohong Wang, Xingnan Zhou, Xingnan Zhou

“…However, the role of sphingolipid metabolism-related genes (SMRGs) in Parkinson’s Disease (PD) have not been fully elucidated.MethodsIn this study, PD-related transcriptome data were extracted from the Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO) database. …”
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Unveiling nature's secrets: Deep learning for enhanced biogenic emission resolution by Antonio Giganti

“…In urban planning, accurate gas emission maps can inform the design of green spaces and other urban features, helping reduce emissions and health impacts on city populations.Additionally, this research can generate dense datasets for atmospheric chemistry, climate, and air quality models. These data can help capture small-scale processes, improve our understanding of BVOC interactions with other chemical compounds, and better quantify emissions caused by abiotic stress and ozone stress.As the need to tackle atmospheric chemical shifts and climate change intensifies, BVOC emission maps are emerging as critical resources for enhancing our understanding of these compounds' impact on Earth's future. …”
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Expectations of Intensive Care Physicians Regarding an AI-Based Decision Support System for Weaning From Continuous Renal Replacement Therapy: Predevelopment Survey Study by Benjamin Popoff, Sandie Cabon, Marc Cuggia, Guillaume Bouzillé, Thomas Clavier

“… Abstract BackgroundCritically ill patients in intensive care units (ICUs) require continuous monitoring, generating vast amounts of data. Clinical decision support systems (CDSS) leveraging artificial intelligence (AI) technologies have shown promise in improving diagnostic, prognostic, and therapeutic decision-making. …”
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Novel insights from comprehensive analysis: The role of cuproptosis and peripheral immune infiltration in Alzheimer's disease. by Jing Wang, Zi-Wen Yu, Qi Liu, Jing-Xun Wu, Yi-Dan Zhang, Hui-Juan Wan, Min Bi, Nai-An Xiao, Kun-Mu Zheng, Bin Jiang

“…Lastly, we examined the expression levels of the hub-genes in peripheral blood cells using real-time quantitative PCR.<h4>Results</h4>19 DECAGs were found in AD and the key biological processes and molecular functions associated with AD were further determined. …”
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Retrospective Analysis of Patients in the Aspect of the Prevalence of Alcohol Abuse Among Patients with Stroke Treated in the Department of Neurology by Anna Żdanowicz, Inga Dziembowska, Małgorzata Wiszniewska

“…The following methods of scientific research were used in the study: analysis of medical records, statistical analysis of quantitative and qualitative data with the use of STATISTICA v. 13.3 computer program by StatSoft. …”
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Optimization of The Budget of The Industrial Complex Transformation Strategy Based on Neural Network Modeling by A. G. Boev, A. G. Puzakov, Yu. P. Anisimov

“…The methods of neural network modeling and budgeting, comparative quantitative and structural analysis, index approach and other tools are used in the work.The results of the study. …”
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New roles and competencies of teachers in the ICT-mediated learning environment of Russian universities by I. N. Ainoutdinova, T. M. Tregubova, J. Ng, V. A. Kopnov

“…Both qualitative and quantitative research methods were used to collect and analyse the relevant data. …”
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TO A PROBLEM OF ARTIFICIAL STIMULATION OF CONVECTION IN ATMOSPHERE by Marina Aleksandrovna Simakhina, Valentina Ivanovna Volkova, Arthur Robertovich Zakinyan, Anastasia Yurievna Didenko

“…Materials and Methods: To predict the parameters of cloud convection, radiosonde data is used, which are plotted on the upper-air diagram. …”
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Study on the Microscopic Pore Characteristics and Mechanisms of Disturbance Damage in Zhanjiang Formation Structural Clay by Yanhua Xie, Bin Tang, Shuaiyu Liu, Jicheng Xu, Binghui Zhang

“…The model can rapidly estimate the unconfined compressive strength from porosity data, facilitating the assessment engineering properties of the soil. (3) The microscopic pore structure of Zhanjiang Formation structural clay exhibits prominent Menger fractal characteristics. …”
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Junior doctor-led quality improvement project to improve safety and visibility of an interspecialty referral system by Jo Morrison, Jeni Pillai, Dowan Kwon, Won Young Moon, Michelle Akhunbay-Fudge, Brandon Pieters, Charlie Wilson

“…We aimed to improve the visibility and safety of the interspecialty referral system.We canvassed stakeholders, informally and via an online satisfaction survey, collecting qualitative and quantitative data about attitudes to the existing system, generating ideas for change. …”
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A systematic review informing recommendations for assessing implementation variability in universal, school-based social and emotional learning interventions by Annie O’Brien, Margarita Panayiotou, Joao Santos, Suzanne Hamilton, Neil Humphrey

“…Impact statements: • This review reveals that the relationship between implementation variability and child outcomes in universal, school-based SEL interventions remains largely inconclusive due to limited attention, and poor-quality approaches, examining this relationship. • We call for more and high-quality studies examining the relationship between implementation processes and outcomes. • Alongside this call for action, we offer recommendations to advance implementation process evaluations, actionable insights for researchers and their partners/collaborators, and provide a methodological framework and a quality appraisal checklist to guide and support researchers in conducting a high-quality quantitative assessment of the implementation-outcomes relationship from design through to analysis and reporting.…”
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A case study of the co-creation of the PrEP-SIC: a roadmap to support introduction of pre-exposure prophylaxis into new settings by Kathrine Meyers, Benjamin Lane, Jason Zucker, Yumeng Wu, Caroline Carnevale, Helen Burnside, Sarah Rowan, Eric Mayes, Gilianne Narcisse-Cempini, Melanie A. Gold, Lisa Saldana, Sarit A. Golub

“…Results Five themes emerged about the accuracy of the PrEP-SIC to capture real world implementation processes: (1) Some PrEP-SIC activities, such as generating a costing plan, are not reflected in real-world implementation; (2) Sites do not define sustainment as achieving a set of quantitative program goals, but rather as being able to continue a program through staffing turnovers and shortages; (3) Written protocols and reviewing clinic data for program improvement were identified as two key factors that differentiate sites that reached sustainment from sites that did not; (4) The PrEP-SIC is assessed as somewhat useful to guide introduction of PrEP, but pairing the tool with technical assistance or coaching would optimize its utility; (5) Implementation is cyclical and recursive and pre-implementation activities may need to be revisited over time to ensure sustainment. …”
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Designing a Model for Demand Side Management in Electricity Sector Based on Collaborative Governance by Gholamreza kazemian, Mohammadreza Raecy, Reza Vaezi, Vajollah Ghorbanizadeh

“…This model emerged from a coding process applied to data obtained through semi-structured interviews with academic and executive experts across universities, government bodies, and the private sector. …”
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Technology-Enhanced Differentiated Instruction: A Narrative Review by Ata Barzegari, Esmaeil Azimi Yancheshmeh, Javad Hatami

“…Additionally, LA enhances the feedback process by offering continuous, personalized evaluations based on real-time data. …”
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