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A Prospective Clinical and Field Study Evaluating the Role of Salt Sensitivity Phenotyping in Guiding Antihypertensive Drug Selection and Reducing the Psychological Burden of Trial-And-Error Therapy

The objective of the prospective study was to investigate the significance of phenotypic characterization of salt sensitivity in the selection of initial antihypertensive therapy and its effect on blood pressure control among patients with stage 1 hypertension. Another aim was to...

Synergistic Effects of Culturally Adapted Mindful Movement on Pain Catastrophizing and Physical Function in Chronic Low Back Pain: A Randomized Controlled Trial

The current research was done with the aim to identify the joint effect of mindful movement program adapted to culture and translated into Uzbek on pain catastrophization and physical function in patients with chronic non-specific LBP. The design of this study was randomized cont...

Exploring the Influence of Destination Sustainability, Credibility, and Trust on Rafting Behavioural Intentions: A River Tourism Perspective

This study aims to research the elements that impact tourists' inclination to undertake rafting tourism in Indonesia. Due to the scarcity of research on tourist behaviour in rafting tourism, this study conducted an online survey to collect data from a sample of 238 participants u...

‘Seen, Corrected, and Shamed’ : Affective Justice and the Ethics of Participation in Physical Education

Physical education (PE) involves not only movement learning but also ethical concerns surrounding visibility, correction, comparison, and assessment. This conceptual paper proposes the Affective Justice Framework to explain how fear, shame, humiliation, anxiety, and withdrawal ma...

Diminished Ovarian Reserve in Advanced Endometriosis: Prevalence, Clinical Predictors, and Patient Awareness of Fertility Preservation

Background & Objective: Advanced endometriosis is recognized as a potential cause of Diminished Ovarian Reserve (DOR), yet data on its prevalence, predictors, and patient awareness in Central Asia are scarce. The present study was conducted with aim to determine the prevalence of...

From Green Human Resource Management to Organizational Resilience: A Resource‐Process‐Outcome Framework Integrating Dynamic Capabilities

ABSTRACT This article clarifies how Green Human Resource Management (GHRM) may contribute to organizational resilience without conflating resources, transformation processes, and outcomes. A structured theory‐building review examined 108 unique Scopus‐indexed studies published fr...

Data-driven optimization of a biomass–geothermal system for power and green ammonia production

This study presents a hybrid biomass–geothermal energy system for simultaneous power generation and ammonia production. The system integrates biomass conversion via gasification or anaerobic digestion, a gas turbine cycle, a geothermal-assisted organic Rankine cycle (ORC), thermo...

Developing and Prioritising a Recovery Capital Framework for Emerging Adults With Drug Addiction in Malaysia

This two-round modified exploratory Delphi study identified and prioritized recovery-capital dimensions perceived as salient for emerging adults with drug addiction in Malaysia. In Round 1, 18 professionals and people with lived recovery experience provided open-ended responses t...

Circular Economy Readiness and Sustainable Value Creation: A Moderated Mediation Model of Green Intellectual Capital and Environmental Uncertainty

ABSTRACT This paper examines the relationship between circular economy readiness (CER) and sustainable value creation (SVC), as well as the mediation between CER‐SVC by green intellectual capital (GIC) and the moderation between CER‐SVC by environmental uncertainty (EU) in the co...

NRF2‐Regulated Ferroptosis in Breast Cancer: Mechanisms, Resistance, and Therapeutic Opportunities

ABSTRACT Breast cancer remains a significant clinical challenge, particularly in triple‑negative breast cancer (TNBC), in which therapeutic resistance limits treatment efficacy. Ferroptosis, an iron‐dependent form of regulated cell death driven by lipid peroxidation, has emerged...

From industrial remains to sustainable futures: mapping the knowledge structure and emerging directions of industrial heritage research

Industrial heritage carries historical, technological, social, and cultural value, and increasing attention has focused on its conservation, reuse, and management within sustainable urban development. This bibliometric study reviews 1,206 publications indexed in the Web of Scienc...

Hierarchical Temporal Runtime Assurance for Controlled Agentic AI Systems: Safety Shielding, Auditable Action Repair, and Bounded Recovery

Agentic artificial intelligence requires safeguards that remain effective across trajectories rather than only at individual decisions. This study introduces MARIS-TRA, a hierarchical temporal runtime assurance extension of Controlled Agentic AI Systems. A compact, auditable frag...

Unveiling the role of AI tools in language learning: a bibliometric study

Artificial intelligence (AI) tools increasingly mediate language teaching, learning, feedback, and interaction. This study uses bibliometric analysis to map the development, intellectual structure, and emerging themes of research on AI tools in language learning. The dataset comp...

Buckling of carbon nanotubes using molecular dynamics simulation: Investigating the effect of boron doping by considering the interaction energy

This study investigates the atomic-scale stability and buckling behavior of boron-doped carbon nanotubes (CNTs) using molecular dynamics simulations. After equilibration in the NVT ensemble, we applied compressive deformation to evaluate the mechanical response and structural evo...

Interaction behavior and solvation effects of aliphatic amino acids (glycine and L-alanine) in synthesized cholinium butanoate ionic liquid

Ionic liquids are promising sustainable alternatives to conventional chemicals and solvents for green products and chemical and biochemical applications. In this investigation, a choline-based ionic liquid, cholinium butanoate ([Chl][But]), was synthesized and subsequently employ...

Decellularized extracellular matrix bioinks through a polymer engineering lens: tissue-source-dependent macromolecular architecture, crosslinking chemistry, rheological behavior, and 3D bioprinting performance

Decellularized extracellular matrix (dECM) bioinks are widely regarded as one of the more compositionally faithful hydrogel platforms for three-dimensional (3D) bioprinting in tissue engineering. However, the field still lacks a unified polymer engineering framework that links ti...

IQFormerLite: a hardware-efficient framework for real-time automatic modulation recognition on edge NPUs

Purpose This paper aims to address the deployment gap between recent automatic modulation recognition (AMR) models and real-time edge neural processing unit (NPU) inference, where parameter redundancy, hardware-incompatible operators and costly fixed frequency-domain preprocessin...

Impact of teachers’ demographic characteristics on their perceptions of headteachers’ leadership styles in selected public senior high schools, Ghana

This study examined the extent to which teachers' demographic characteristics (age, gender, and educational qualification) are associated with their perceptions of headteachers' leadership styles in two public senior high schools in the Atwima Mponua District, Ghana. A quantitati...

Design, RLC equivalent circuit modeling, and ML/DL-based performance prediction of a graphene MIMO antenna for 6G THz systems

Intense interest in ultra-high-speed, low-latency, and large-capacity wireless communication has accelerated the development of terahertz (THz) antenna systems for sixth-generation (6G) networks. This work presents a compact graphene-based 1 × 2 multiple-input, multiple-output (M...

Appraising the role of students' industrial work experience scheme (SIWES) in developing employable skills: Nigerian higher education institutions' stakeholders' perspective

Purpose Despite several policies, studies have revealed that the unemployment rate among Nigerian Higher Education Institution (HEI) graduates is the highest on the continent. Evidence shows that a comprehensive, practice-based Students' Industrial Work Experience Scheme (SIWES)...