Some Aspects of the Evidentiary Process during the Arbitration of Civil Cases by L. V. Sapeiko

“…These should include written, physical and electronic evidence, expert opinions and explanations of parties, third parties and their representatives. …”
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Constipation in patients with comorbidity by E. A. Lyalyukova, E. N. Loginova

“…Age-related anatomical, structural and functional changes in the digestive system contribute to the development of constipation in the elderly. …”
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The effects of an artificially enhanced clinoptilolite in patients with irritable bowel syndrome by Johan C Lamprecht, Suria Ellis, Jacques Rene Snyman, Ilze Laurens

“…Conclusion: Potentiated clinoptilolite shows clinical benefit, and should be tested further in larger clinical trials. …”
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Ethical-legal implications of AI-powered healthcare in critical perspective by Mohammad Nasir, Kaif Siddiqui, Samreen Ahmed

“…Taking into account the ‘superhuman’ and ‘subhuman’ traits of AI, regulation should aim to encourage the development of AI systems that augment rather than outrightly replace human effort.…”
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Unraveling the Mechanistic Links Between Species Diversity and Infection Risk From Zoonotic Pathogens With Direct Transmission Among Reservoir Hosts: Rodent‐Orthohantavirus Systems... by Andreas Eleftheriou, Angela D. Luis

“…As observed in rodent‐hantavirus systems in the Americas, we propose that for a negative diversity‐disease pattern to manifest, the primary reservoir host species should be resilient to anthropogenic disturbance but also vulnerable to competition, predation, or both, and the “diversity” measure should be associated with host density.…”
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State ownership and firm performance: A performance evaluation of disinvested public sector enterprises by I. Chhabra, S. Gupta, V. K. Gupta

“…Furthermore, it has been suggested that government interference in operational and administrative functions should be given the least priority.…”
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The role of the state in managing scientific and technological development: from theory to practice by E. B. Lenchuk

“…Based on the analysis, the need for focused attention on such key areas of state scientific and technological policy as goal-setting, which should be based on high-quality long-term forecasts of scientific and technological development; the formation of scientific and technological priorities, which should be determined in unity with the general goals of the socio-economic development of the country; strengthening of program and project approaches in the management of scientific and technological development based on the transition to the practice of implementing projects of technological sovereignty and technological leadership; strengthening of scientific and technological potential is substantiated. …”
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Commercial Agent as a Self-Employed Intermediary : A Gloss to the Judgment of the CJEU of 21 November 2018 in Case 452/17, Zako SPRL v. Sanidel SA by Dariusz Bucior

“…The gloss positively assessed the CJEU’s indication that the assessment of self-employment (independence) should be made taking into account all the circumstances of the case, which seems to confirm that, in the CJEU’s opinion, the typological method should be applied in this respect. …”
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Pilon Fractures: Update on treatment by Franco Mombello, German Vera, Stefan Rammelt

“…Treatment is individualized to the three-dimensional pathoanatomy, soft tissue damage, functional demands, compliance, and comorbidities of the affected patient. …”
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Pain assessment, management and impact among Hemodialysis patients: a study from Tunisia by Sanda Mrabet, Sandra Attia, Radhia Chaieb

“…Healthcare providers should consistently evaluate pain in dialysis patients. …”
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The Criteria for Evaluating the Quality of Rural Spaces and Settlements

“…This article is accounted as the first step, and should be completed in the future.…”
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Choice of a nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drug in ankylosing spondylitis by Rimma Mikhailovna Balabanova, M. V. Podryadnova

“…It is necessary to carefully choose the safest NSAID for these patients, by taking into consideration that AS therapy should be long-term and continuous.The trial previously performed by the authors evaluated comorbidity in 220 AS patients long receiving nimesulide. …”
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Characterizing the within-person variability of food insecurity in everyday life. by Caitlin T Hines, Rebecca M Ryan, Joshua M Smyth

“…Daily FI was measured with 4 yes/no items ranging in severity: worry about food, parent eating less than they should, child eating less than they should, and skipping meals. …”
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Affordable Condominium Housing by Rosa Elena Donoso Gomez

“…This concerns a clear and unambiguous anchoring of the body most important to how a homeowner’s association functions. In Ecuador, the law does not provide a definitive answer on when a homeowner’s association should be established. …”
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Technical considerations for using intravenous gadolinium-based-contrast-agent (GBCA) based MRI approaches to study cerebrospinal fluid (CSF) circulation and clearance by Jun Hua, Yuanqi Sun, Yinghao Li, Xinyi Zhou, Yuhan Bian, Adrian Paez, Briana Meyer, Swati Rane Levendovszky

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Survey of postoperative practices for lumbar spinal stenosis surgery among canadian spinal surgeons and rehabilitation professionals by Lu Hsi Chen, BHSc, MD(c), Nora Bakaa, DC, PhD, Raja Rampersaud, MD, FRCSC, Marcia Correale, PT, Lisa Carlesso, PT, PhD, Luciana Macedo, PT, PhD

“…There was significant variation on which restrictions should be applied and the length of time that restrictions should be used across all movements and conditions. …”
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Reoperation on an Implant-Supported Restoration in the Maxillary Anterior Region to Correct a Complex Aesthetic Deficit by M. M. Figliuzzi, L. Parentela, A. Forte, D. Aiello

“…In order to do this, one must bear in mind that certain clinical cases can apparently concern just one tooth, yet the mouth must be considered as a whole, both functionally and aesthetically. To perform an optimal implantology, the clinician should be an expert in periodontology so that they can plan and, should it be necessary, perform all the therapeutical options (surgical and nonsurgical) that can lead to the best possible result. …”
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Violence against healthcare professionals: perspective of local focal points in the south of Portugal by Maria Otília Zangão, Isaura Serra, Dulce Cruz, Maria da Luz Barros, Anabela Coelho, Maria Antónia Chora, Carolina Santos, Laurência Gemito

“…,departments, services, offices or functional units) on violence against health professionals in the Alentejo region. …”
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Rational and Irrational Investor Sentiments and Stock Market Returns: Evidence from the Tehran Stock Exchange by Mohammad Nadiri, Hamid Reza Panahian

“…ResultsThe Granger causality test and impulse response functions from VAR model estimation show that the rational component of individual and institutional investors positively and significantly affects market returns. …”
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The knowledge and skills gap of medical practitioners delivering district hospital services in the Western Cape, South Africa by M.R. de Villiers, P.J.T. de Villiers

“…Rural family practice requires that doctors have the knowledge and skills to practise in settings where high technology and specialist resources are not available, while at the same time requiring that they be able to perform a wide range of advanced functions and procedures. Secondly, it is argued that appropriate education and training for rural practice can positively influence the recruitment and retention of medical practitioners in rural areas.5 The teaching of the knowledge and skills required for rural practice should take place in an appropriate setting that promotes interest in rural practice and familiarises the student with its particular challenges. …”
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