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Silicification is a common diagenetic process in Aptian Pre-Salt carbonate successions, characterized by the replacement of carbonate minerals by silica, with implications for res…
Climate variability increasingly threatens livestock productivity, animal welfare and the spatial stability of food-animal systems in tropical countries. This study examined long-…
This paper presents a novel approach to improve the accuracy of rate of penetration (ROP) predictions, addressing a critical need for reducing drilling costs and optimizing perfor…
The study investigates the significance of pruning litter from tea (Camellia sinensis L.) plantations as a renewable source of organic matter and major nutrients. The experiment w…
Considering the current 2026 outbreak of Cyclospora cayetanensis in the USA, we have retrieved data on a comparable outbreak that we studied in 1996 to establish reference lines o…
Background of the Study: Regional studies in Gujarat, such as in Vadodara, highlight that teachers often misinterpret ADHD symptoms as discipline issues and lack confidence in cla…
Ballistic characteristics and wounding potential of converted alarm and signal weapons, that are widely encountered in Estonia, predominantly originate form Turkish manufacturers. …
The purpose of this study was the practice-based experiences of Black males enrolled in predominantly White two-year institutions (PWIs), focusing on the influence of cultural ide…
Bioequivalence (BE) assessment is a fundamental component of generic drug development and is traditionally established by comparing pharmacokinetic measures of systemic exposure be…
Celiac Disease (CD) is an immune-mediated chronic inflammatory disorder, which an intestinal disease caused by intolerance to gluten associated with poor digestion and absorption …
The Ultramarine Grosbeak Cyanoloxia brissonii is a polytypic species with five recognized subspecies discontinuously distributed throughout South America, with limited knowledge a…
We present the case for a fixed, finite number of discrete, non-interacting, spatiotemporally finite, decohered spacetimes emerging from Everett’s Universal Wave Function, which we…
Access to inpatient obstetric services is increasingly recognized as a critical component of maternal health infrastructure; however, substantial variation exists in how maternity …
The extraction of teeth as part of orthodontic treatment has always been contentious and indeed emotional. It has varied over time between 0.2% Angle 1902 to 80% Tweed 1966 back t…
Epilepsy is a chronic disorder of the brain that affects people worldwide. As per WHO, epilepsy is characterized by recurrent seizures, which are brief episodes of involuntary m…
Humanity has historically understood intelligence, agency, and being through the lens of biological life. Every philosophical, theological, and scientific category available to us…
To date adhesive arachnoiditis has been commonly believed to be untreatable and no treatments have previously been offered. Reported here is a small study of twenty adhesive arach…
The California Red-legged Frog (Rana draytonii) is a federally threatened species that is declining in its range. Additionally, other Amphibians are declining in distribution, and…
Purpose: This paper formalizes the transition of Science 4.0 from an empirical tracking framework into an industrialized, scalable Biological Operating System (Bio-OS V8). We esta…
Antipsychotic medications are essential for managing schizophrenia, yet their severe adverse effects can precipitate critical clinical complications. This study analyzes ten clinic…
Climate variability poses significant challenges to the sustainability of agricultural enterprises, particularly climate-sensitive micro-livestock systems such as snail farming. T…
Although the comet assay is now a popular method to assess DNA damage induced by environmental genotoxins at a single cell level, it has not been excluded the criticism that some …
Background: Anthrax is primarily a disease of herbivores. It is a highly fatal zoonotic bacterial disease found in endemic pockets. It is less common in human beings than in anima…
Early introductions of rabbits (Oryctolagus cuniculus) to New Zealand in 1834 failed, but liberations of Silver-grey and wild type from 1862 to 1868 spread. Most of South Island w…
Animal welfare is an important part of modern veterinary medicine. It involves protecting animals from disease, pain, fear, hunger, injury, and unsuitable living conditions while s…
Traditional approaches to nutraceutical design and metabolic optimization consistently fail to account for the highly restrictive, non-linear constraints inherent in aging biologi…
The increase in drug crimes in the digital era has amplified the need to integrate forensic toxicology and digital forensic methods. Drug analysis and device-based evidence traditi…
Objective: To determine how frequently patients who have experienced head trauma have intracranial bleeding Materials and Methods: This study concluded a total of 206 patients wi…
Ethics in forensic psychiatry constitutes a complex field that integrates bioethical principles with the demands of the judicial system. Unlike traditional clinical practice, the f…
Background: Gaze direction and emotional expression are used in social contexts to direct visuospatial attention to salient features of the environment. The attentional focus and …
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