Student conceptualizations of international education programs and professional functioning in the free market: A data-driven inquiry by Marcin Rojek, Elżbieta Szulewicz

“… Research objectives (aims) and problem(s): The aim of the research project Comparative Study on Functions of International Programmes in Poland (NCN, Sonata Bis, 2020/38/E/HS6/00048) was to explain the functions of international education programs in Poland. …”
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On Classification and Application of Monovision Technique for Excimer Laser Correction and on Possible of Preliminary Target Refraction Modeling in Patients with Primary Myopia, As... by E. I. Belikova, T. V. Perova

“…Therefore these patients are often deprived of adequate visual rehabilitation and prefer not to use means of optical vision correction at all which considerably lowers their quality of life and can be the reason of asthenopia, violation of binocular vision and decrease in fusional reserves. This problem is aggravated with the development of a presbyopia when patients get older. …”
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Phasic and periodic change of drought under greenhouse effect by Yang Li, Zhicheng Zheng, Yaochen Qin, Haifeng Tian, Zhixiang Xie, Peijun Rong

“…Research limitations/implications – The trend decomposition and periods of droughts in the study area were analyzed, which may provide an important scientific reference for water resource management and agricultural production activities in the ESAC. However, several problems remain unaddressed. First, the SPEI considers only precipitation and evapotranspiration, making it extremely sensitive to temperature increases. …”
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Investigation on manhole sludge in Can Tho City by Huu Ha Giang Pham, Gia Linh Le, Duc Khanh Tran, Kim Ngan Vo, Thanh Ngoc Phuong Phan, My Phuong Nguyen, Thanh Binh Dien, Quoc Phong Ho

“…Some discussion on sand also shows that the sand shortage has reached an alarming level, which is the main factor leading to slow progress of some road projects. The sand reserves in the Mekong Delta region decrease sharply and the scarcity of sand causes sand prices to skyrocket, which is a difficult problem for this area. …”
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A Novel Model for Accurate Daily Urban Gas Load Prediction Using Genetic Algorithms by Xi Chen, Feng Wang, Li Xu, Taiwu Xia, Minhao Wang, Gangping Chen, Longyu Chen, Jun Zhou

“…With the increase of natural gas consumption year by year, the shortage of urban natural gas reserves leads to the increasingly serious gas supply–demand imbalance. …”
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Treatment of double-refractory multiple myeloma by S. V. Semochkin

“…A partial solution to the problem was to use certain new drugs that have demonstrated activity as monotherapy or in combination with dexamethasone in this group of patients. …”
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Economic and geographical advantages of locating natural stone processing companies in europe: a comparison of key countries by Ye.S. Syroid, V.O. Sokolovsky, Yu.V. Shkabara, S.V. Mykytenko, A.A. Sydorenko

“…The essence of the obtained results is that the most attractive countries for placing enterprises are those with rich natural stone reserves, low labor costs, and developed infrastructure. …”
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Impact of pressure drawndown on the coning process during the development of bottom water gas reservoirs by S. V. Matkivskyi, I. I. Chudyk

“…Currently, the development of gas and gas-condensate reservoirs with bottom water remains insufficiently effective, while the phenomenon of coning is a fundamental problem in petroleum engineering. To develop methods for slowing down or preventing bottom water breakthrough into production wells and extending the production period of hydrocarbon reservoirs, additional research was conducted using hydrodynamic modeling tools. …”
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Bird species richness, assemblage density, and feeding guild composition in human-modified lowland rainforests of Papua New Guinea by Kryštof Korejs, Bonny Koane, Samuel Jeppy, Legi Sam, Kateřina Sam

“…We seek to address this problem by examining bird assemblages in human-altered rainforests in lowland Papua New Guinea. …”
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Conservation of the endangered Grevy’s zebra: the influence of land use patterns on distribution and abundance in the Samburu–Laikipia landscape, Kenya by Joseph Nderitu Kirathe, Joseph Nderitu Kirathe, Daniel I. Rubenstein, Daniel I. Rubenstein

“…In the past, people have been perceived as part of the “Grevy’s zebra problem”. We show, going forward, that they can become part of the solution.…”
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PSYCHOLOGICAL AND PEDAGOGICAL SUPPORT OF DIAGNOSTIC ACTIVITIES OF FUTURE TEACHERS by Chuvasov Mykhailo

“…The teacher as a subject of diagnosis activates the mechanism of implementation of diagnostic procedures: needs, motives, incentives, resources, reserves, and active actions of students (objects of diagnosis), establishes feedback and controls the actions of all participants of professional training. …”
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SOCIAL AUDIT OF THE MUNICIPAL SYSTEM OF GENERAL EDUCATION by T. I. Zerchaninova, T. V. Zubareva

“…The above mentioned audit demonstrates that the indices of education development are unsystematically tracked, obstructing therefore the adjustment process. To solve the given problems the following measures are recommended: personnel policy development, creating the regional managerial reserve and organizing management workshops, informing the teachers about the modern educational tools, and updating the municipal program of the «Educational System Development of Berezovsky Municipal District for 20011–20015». …”
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PATIENT-ORIENTED INNOVATIONS OF DENTAL MATERIALS TECHNOLOGY IN DENTAL TREATMENT WITH REMOVABLE AND NON-REMOVABLE CONSTRUCTIONS by I. V. Yanishen

“…Thus, a dentist-orthopedist solves the issue of “related” selection of dental materials on his own in each case of treatment planning. The modern unsolved problem of dental materials science is the lack of compliant-oriented developments, namely regarding orthopedic structures. …”
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PENETAPAN `ILLAT AL-HUKM MELALUI AL-MANÂTH DALAM QIYÂS by Fahruddin Ali Sabri

“…All right reserved  DOI : 10.19105/al-ihkam.v10i1.587…”
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LANDSCAPE-DEPENDENT VARIABILITY OF MORPHOMETRIC TRAITS IN CARABUS GRANULATUS L., 1758 (COLEOPTERA, CARABIDAE) by Roman Gorbunov, Viktor Aleksanov, Rifgat Shagidullin, Sergey Berdnik, Raisa Sukhodolskaya

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Investigation on manhole sludge in Can Tho City by Huu Ha Giang Pham, Gia Linh Le, Duc Khanh Tran, Kim Ngan Vo, Thanh Ngoc Phuong Phan, My Phuong Nguyen, Thanh Binh Dien, Quoc Phong Ho

“…Some discussion on sand also shows that the sand shortage has reached an alarming level, which is the main factor leading to slow progress of some road projects. The sand reserves in the Mekong Delta region decrease sharply and the scarcity of sand causes sand prices to skyrocket, which is a difficult problem for this area. …”
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Road Intersection Coordination Scheme for Mixed Traffic (Human-Driven and Driverless Vehicles): A Systematic Review by Ekene F. Ozioko, Julian Kunkel, Fredric Stahl

“…The migration to fully AV will solve many traffic problems: desire to reclaim travel and commuting time, driving comfort, and accident reduction. …”
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Impact on railway track of cars with increased axle load by V. V. Tret’Yakov, I. B. Petropavlovskaya, V. O. Pevzner, T. I. Gromova, I. V. Tret’Yakov, K. V. Shapet’Ko, I. S. Smelyanskaya, A. S. Tomilenko

“…Solving the problem of development of growing volume of traffic in the absence of reserves of available and actual capacity on a number of areas and entire directions necessitates continuous increase of train weight, as well as the use of cars with increased axle load. axle load 25 tonnes wagons is officially adopted in 2013 in Russian railways as the standard. …”
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The Role of Consumer Characteristics and Marketing Mix on the Waste of Agricultural Products by M. Mahmoudi, H. Mohammadi, A. Karbasi

“…With population growth, amount of demand for food consumption (in order to eliminate malnutrition and demand caused by population growth) will increase by 150 to 170 percent by 2050. Today, one of the problems and threats facing the realization of food security in human societies is existence of an unusual amount of agricultural product waste. …”
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Why “All for One” Might Not Last “Once and for All”? The (Un)Dissimulated Geopolitical and Institutional Competition in a Technology-Tensed European Union by Octavian-Dragomir Jora, Marius-Cristian Pană, Mihaela Iacob, Matei-Alexandru Apăvăloaei, Petru-Răsvan Iatan, Hesam Jebeli-Bakht-Ara

“…For instance, the “4.0” industries, allegedly part of the solution, become part of the problem since, for instance, the EU member states are unevenly endowed with strategic resource reserves and are unequally enabled in terms of relations with extra-EU critical suppliers. …”
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