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Effects of Covid-19 on Major Crops Production; The Case of Ethiopia

Abayneh Wubetu*

Modern Concepts & Developments in Agronomy

DOI: 10.31031/MCDA.2025.14.000850

This research was conducted to study the impacts of covid-19 on major crops production to achieve the objectives; determining impacts of covid-19 on crops yield, evaluating its impacts on Agricultural inputs access, determining its impacts on labor and crop product transport costs and assessing covid-19 impacts on expert advice, training and demonstration.

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The Effect of Psychological Well-Being on the Self-efficacy of Sports Science Students

Seyed Hossein Alavi* and Abolfazl Arij

Research & Investigations in Sports Medicine

DOI: 10.31031/RISM.2025.11.000752

People will proceed with a decision that they believe in their ability to do and this decision is parallel to their self-efficacy level, which can be affected by several factors. In this way, the aim of the present study is to investigate the effect of psychological well-being on the self-efficacy of sports science students. This applied research has been done in a survey manner. The statistical population of this research was consisting of sports science students in Master and Bachelor degrees; According to the sampling approaches in Smart PLS software for partial squares method, 136 samples from the statistical population were examined, the results showed that the coefficient of the effect of psychological well-being on students’ self-efficacy is equal to 0.796 and has a t-value equa.....

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Evaluation of Antibacterial Property of Liquid Soap Made from Blend of Neem and Pine Oil

Ajadi IK*, Bakare AO, Umar HU and Enuma CH

Progress in Petrochemical Science

DOI: 10.31031/PPS.2025.06.000648

This research used neem oil and pine oil in preparing liquid soap, which were subsequently characterized. The physical properties of the prepared soap, including foamability and pH, were analyzed. The antibacterial properties of the prepared soaps in terms of sensitivity, minimum inhibitory concentration and minimum bacterial concentration were analyzed. The antimicrobial properties of the prepared soap in terms of sensitivity and minimum inhibitory concentration (with respect to Staphylococcus aureus and Escherichia coli) indicated that the properties observed from the produced liquid soap correlate with those obtained from the commercial soap sample and clearly agree with the standards of the World Health Organization for antiseptic soap.

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The Physiological and Biochemical Aspects of Betaine in Athletes

Mehmet Alperen Ustüner and Muhammed Yildiz*

Orthopedic Research Online Journal

DOI: 10.31031/OPROJ.2025.11.000768

Betaine is a derivative of amino acids that exhibits numerous beneficial effects on the organism. It is found in almost all tissues, with the highest concentrations in the liver, kidneys, and testes. Additionally, endogenous betaine synthesis occurs in the liver and kidneys from choline, which is an essential nutrient. Initially discovered as a natural by-product of sugar beet, its color arises from purple and yellow pigments collectively known as betalains (betacyanin and betaxanthin). These betaines possess potential antioxidant properties, and the antioxidant capacity of red beets has been reported to play a protective role against oxidative stress. Betaine is a zwitterion with a positively charged trimethylammonium group and a negatively charged carboxyl group at a physiological pH r.....

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Application of Statistics and Parameter Estimation Based on Experimental Data

Daniel Baloš* and Višnja Mihajlović

COJ Technical & Scientific Research

DOI: 10.31031/COJTS.2025.05.000613

Reliability engineering focuses on ensuring that systems and components perform their intended function under stated conditions for a specified period. Central to this field are statistical methods that transform observed lifetime data into insights about product durability, failure rates, and time-tofailure distributions. This report examines fundamental probability distributions commonly employed in reliability analysis-normal, exponential, rayleigh, and weibull and outlines the basic principles behind parameter estimation. Techniques discussed include linear regression (for specific transformations that facilitate parameter extraction), the maximum likelihood method, and the method of moments. By applying these methods to experimental data from component life tests, engineers can .....

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Health Vulnerability Factors of Asian Migrant Population

James Paul Pandarakalam

Gerontology & Geriatrics Studies

DOI: 10.31031/GGS.2025.09.000712

The migration of young people from Asian countries, especially India, to the UK, other European nations, Canada and the US is largely driven by dissatisfaction with local job prospects and the desire for better employment opportunities. Kerala, known for its high literacy rates and educational focus, has become a major source of migrants, many of whom work in healthcare and information technology. However, migration also brings significant health risks, especially related to cardiovascular diseases. Research indicates that South Indian migrants, unaccustomed to colder climates, may be more vulnerable to heart issues, with higher mortality rates in areas like the Northwest of the UK, which has a large South Asian population. Additionally, the migration process itself can exacerbate health c.....

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Rethinking Green Energy: Navigating the Complexities of Sustainability, Innovation and Energy Choices

Ekrem Alagoz* and Mouad Al Krmagi

Progress in Petrochemical Science

DOI: 10.31031/PPS.2025.06.000647

This paper examines the evolving dynamics of the U.S. energy sector, focusing on the shale revolution, the challenges of balancing energy demand with environmental concerns and the role of innovation in driving sustainable energy solutions. It highlights the impact of technological advancements in hydraulic fracturing and the broader implications for both producers and service providers in the oil and gas industry. The analysis emphasizes the tension between the demand for economic efficiency and the drive for environmental sustainability, addressing the complexities of transitioning to a greener energy future. Key issues, such as the role of renewable energy, nuclear power and the implications of hydraulic fracturing for sustainable geothermal energy, are explored. The paper critiques t.....

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Recent Advances in Epoxy Resin Applications

Jong Hyun Joo, Ju Ra Jeong, Seong Hwang Kim*, Jin Seok Bae and Yoon Ji Yim

COJ Technical & Scientific Research

DOI: 10.31031/COJTS.2025.05.000612

Epoxy resins (EPs) have attracted significant attention across industries owing to their exceptional mechanical properties, high strength-to-weight ratios, and resistance to corrosion and chemicals. Due to their unique chemical structure, EPs play a pivotal role in transportation, construction, electronics, insulation, aerospace, and other industries. As materials science and technology continue to advance, novel epoxy composites are emerging, pushing the boundaries of high-performance materials. However, it remains challenging to strike a balance among strength, toughness, and flexibility, which is crucial for achieving optimal performance across diverse applications. Additionally, growing environmental concerns and emphasis on sustainability have made it imperative to explore bio-.....

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Determinants of Macular Microvasculature in Highly Myopic Eyes without Pathologic Change

Zhenni Zhao#, Dilimulati Xiaokaiti#, Wensi Chen, Meiling Chen, Fengbin Lin* and Tian Liu*

Novel Research in Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2025.16.000893

Purpose: To determine the effects of ocular and systemic factors on macular Capillary Density (CD) in highly myopic eyes without pathologic change. Methods: A total of 604 eyes with high myopia were enrolled. A fovea-centered 6×6mm Optical Coherence Tomography Angiography (OCTA) scan was performed to obtain the macular Capillary Densities (CDs) in the Superficial Capillary Plexus (SCP) and Deep Capillary Plexus (DCP). Linear mixed models were used to examine the effect of various ocular and systemic factors on macular CDs. Result: The whole image CDs were 34.86±1.38% and 46.33±1.18% in the SCP and DCP, respectively. In the final multivariate analysis, the reduced whole image CD of SCP was statistically significantly associated with older age (estimate, -0.02; 95% Confidence Inte.....

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Effect of Nigella Sativa Additive on Growth Performance, Immunity Response, Diseases Infection and Mortality Rate of Suckling Zaraibi Kids

Hamed M Gaafar*, Mostafa M El-Nahrawy and Mohamed F Elkersh

Clinical Research in Animal Science

DOI: 10.31031/CRAS.2025.03.000568

Sixty suckling zaraibi kids (33 males and 27 females) at 7 days after birth with average live body weight of 3.03 ± 0.02kg were allocated into three similar groups (11 males and 9 females in each group) according to live body weight and sex. All kids naturally suckled their dams. The 1st group was unsupplemented and served as control (G1), whereas the 2nd and 3rd groups orally supplemented with 0.5 and 1.0g nigella sativa (NS)/lamb/day for G2 and G3, respectively. The experiment continued for 84 days during the period from 7 days after birth until weaning at 90 days.

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Revisiting the Axelrod’s Hypothesis: What is the Origin of the Evergreen Sclerophyllous Oaks in the Northern Hemisphere?

Martín SR*, Sancho KD, Peguero Pina JJ and Gil PE

Biodiversity Online Journal

DOI: 10.31031/BOJ.2025.05.000606

Axelrod proposed a hypothesis to explain the origin and evolution of the evergreen sclerophyllous flora in the Northern Hemisphere, suggesting an insitu differentiation of clades at low-mid latitudes during the Cenozoic. This hypothesis highlights a continuous belt of sclerophyllous vegetation that was fragmented over time due to tectonic movements and climatic changes, including cooling and drying. The genus Quercus exhibits numerous sclerophyllous species, which reach their highest diversity in the latitudes he identified. However, the evolutionary histories of the two subgenera within Quercus-the New World and Old-World clades-show distinct patterns. This review examines whether Axelrod’s hypothesis holds true for Quercus by synthesizing recent molecular phylogenies, fossil rec.....

Opinion

Review of Natural Monopoly and Privatisation: Understanding the Dynamics of Market Structures and Ownership Transitions

Melvin Pulis and Daniel Balos*

Strategies in Accounting and Management

DOI: 10.31031/SIAM.2025.05.000611

Natural monopolies and privatisation are fundamental to understanding market dynamics and ownership transitions in modern economies. This review explores how natural monopolies operate, the rationale behind their privatisation, and the broader implications for market efficiency and consumer welfare. Privatisation, especially in sectors with natural monopolies, has been heavily influenced by political ideologies and global economic frameworks, such as the Washington Consensus. In smaller economies like Malta, privatisation has been shaped by local factors and these broader global forces. While Malta shares similarities with larger European economies, its small size and limited market competition present unique challenges for privatisation strategies.

Research Article

Studies about Guarino Guarini’s between 19th and 20th Century. Notes on Giovanni Vacchetta’s Manuscripts

Elena Gianasso*

Advancements in Civil Engineering & Technology

DOI: 10.31031/ACET.2024.06.000642

The studies about the Baroque during the nineteenth century expresses a negative evaluation of the buildings, considered strange and bizarre. Guarino Guarini (1624-1683), the famous mathematician, engineer, philosopher, was considered negatively, but a group of scholars since the second half of the nineteenth century attempted to think about his works with a different point of view. Based on the research in archive and in the library, applying the methodology of the historical research discussed at that time, they wrote and published the first studies about the Baroque and about Guarini too. Giovanni Vacchetta, a professor at an Italian school for mechanical engineers, the Museo Industrial now Polytechnic of Turin, started his studies about the Theatine on an analysis of the referen.....

Case Report

A New Heterozygous Duplication Variant c.953G>A p.(Arg318His) in MECP2 Gene in a 6 Years-Old Female Confirming Rett Syndrome

Stefan Bittmann*, Elisabeth Luchter and Elena Moschuring

Novel Research in Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2024.16.000892

Variants in MECP2 are associated with X-linked Rett syndrome, a neurological developmental disorder that almost exclusively affects females. It is characterized by regression of acquired skills, movement loss, loss of speech, stereotypical movements, intellectual disability, microcephaly, seizures, and other features. Our rare variant is not listed in the genom database and has not been detected in other cohorts before. The pathogenicity of the variant is considered possible by in silico programs. Two other missense variants rated as likely pathogenic and pathogenic at the same amino acid position have been reported in relation to Rett syndrome. In summary, we currently classify this variant as pathogenic according to the guidelines in a 6 years-old female with epilepsy, development.....

Commentary

Menstruation, Stress Free periods

Swetha Sree*

Investigations in Gynecology Research & Womens Health

DOI: 10.31031/IGRWH.2024.05.000610

Menstruation can be a challenging time for many, and the physical and emotional toll can leave you feeling overwhelmed. However, it doesn’t have to be this way. With the right approach, it is entirely possible to stay calm and collected during your period, managing the stresses and strains that come with it. In this article, we’ll explore some practical and proven tips to make your menstruation experience more manageable and stress-free periods

Mini Review

Clarification of the 2-D Formulation for 3-D Potential Periodic Waves

Dmitry Chalikov*

Examines in Marine Biology & Oceanography

DOI: 10.31031/EIMBO.2024.07.000664

The advantages and incompleteness of 3-D direct (phase-resolving) wind wave model (named as TriDWave model) are discussed. The refinement of a two-dimensional formulation for the threedimensional phase-resolving model of potential waves is proposed. Both models are used to simulate development of the wave field with the same initial conditions over one hundred thousand time steps. The applicability of a 2-D approach is confirmed by comparing the evolution of some integral characteristics and the probability of the elevation. An accelerated model runs approximately 12-15 times faster than the full one. Both models are intended for studying statistical quasi-stationary or non-stationary regime of multimode wave field. The full model can be used for reproduction of periodic wave process.....

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Bone Diseases & Therapy

Lei Xiong*

Innovations in Tissue Engineering & Regenerative Medicine

Osteoporosis (OP) is a common degenerative disease in the elderly, which is characterized by the loss of bone mass and the destruction of bone tissue structure. Bone has important functions in the human body, such as supporting the body, regulating metabolism, and hematopoiesis, and plays a vital role in the life activities of the whole organism [1]. Therefore, an imbalance in bone metabolism may lead to OP, which in turn increases the risk of fracture. According to the International Osteoporosis Foundation, more than 8.9 million people worldwide suffer a fracture due to OP each year, which makes research on OP disease essential. Currently, researchers are exploring the pathogenesis of OP and searching for more effective preventive and therapeutic targets. Therapy for OP has a broa.....

Research Article

Enhancing Ancient Concrete Durability through Urease-Mediated Calcite Precipitation by Staphylococcus Succinus: Implications for Sustainable Preservation in Archaeological Sites

Zeenat Khan* and Daud Khan

Archaeology & Anthropology: Open Access

DOI: 10.31031/AAOA.2024.05.000632

Concrete is a crucial material in construction, but its susceptibility to cracking remains a persistent issue. Microbially Induced Calcite Precipitation (MICP) presents an innovative, eco-friendly approach by harnessing microbes to produce calcite that fills cracks and strengthens concrete. This study aimed to isolate urease-producing bacterial strains with significant calcite-forming potential and optimize conditions for MICP to improve concrete performance. Soil sample was collected from Pakistan, to identify Staphylococcus succinus (T1 strain) as a high calcite producer through its ureolytic activity. The methodology involved isolating bacteria, screening for urease production, and assessing calcite precipitation under different environmental conditions such as salt and alkali le.....

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Enhancement of Photocatalytic NO x Absorption by Ca-doped TiO2 Nanoparticles

Lovlyn Sanjay*, Apostolos Papadopoulos and Ramana Sundara

Research & Development in Material Science

DOI: 10.31031/RDMS.2024.21.001009

Increased NOx gas emissions from the technological development and urbanization from 20th century is one of the major air pollutants. The nitrogen as an essential nutrient for plant’s growth and development can be obtained/adsorbed from air containing nitrogen compounds. Photocatalytic absorption is a method that is used to convert atmospheric nitric oxide into nitrate which is the desired form of nitrogen that is absorbed and assimilated by most plants. In this study, photocatalytic adsorption efficiency of TiO2 and Ca-doped TiO2 is analysed. Along with, materials the synthesis method is also compared. The synthesized materials were evaluated using particle size analyser for particle size, FTIR for bonds in the samples, SEM for morphology, EDAX for elemental composition, NO3 - meter.....

Review Article

Critical Reflection: Automation, Flexibilization, and Telepresence in the Workplace-An Analysis of the Ambivalences of Industry 4.0, HumanMachine Interaction and the ‘Sense of Place’

Cyryl Garus*

COJ Electronics & Communications

DOI: 10.31031/ COJEC.2024.03.000556

This paper critically discusses the transformative impacts of Industry 4.0 technologies, particularly automation, flexibilization, and telepresence, on the modern work environment. While these technologies promise enhanced efficiency and flexibility, they also present significant social and psychological challenges, especially concerning human autonomy, job alienation and the diminishing “sense of place.” By analyzing key technological advancements such as Machine-to-Machine communication (M2M), collaborative robots (cobots) and telepresence systems, this paper discusses how these innovations may alter the roles of workers and reshape the social fabric of labor. Furthermore, the paper highlights the ambivalence inherent in these technological developments, wherein increased flex.....

Mini Review

Evolution of Stiffened Panels in Engineering

Kalman Žiha* and Tino Stanković

Evolutions in Mechanical Engineering

DOI: 10.31031/EME.2024.05.000622

The evolution of stiffened panels from ancient times to nowadays and also in the future may be described as a long hard way from carved-out log boats to complex thin-walled structures, large ships, supersonic airplanes and space crafts. In parallel with human experience evolve common knowledge, methods, experimental and calculational facilities in lasting interaction with the progress of technology [1,2]. This review calls to mind the potential of evolutionary optimization methods for back tracing the evolution of stiffened panels in engineering using the NSGA-II Evolutionary Algorithm (EA) [3] providing a generic multi-objective solver [4,5]. Finally, the review reinterprets the results of evolutionary optimization regarding the evolution of stiffened panels.

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Arthroscopic Evaluation and Treatment of Isolated Coronal Femoral Condyle Fractures (Hoffa Fractures). An Experimental Surgical Technique Using a Cadaveric Model

Miguel S Daccarett*, Mathew Mormino and Jon Carlson

Orthopedic Research Online Journal

DOI: 10.31031/OPROJ.2024.11.000767

An isolated fracture of the distal femoral condyle in the coronal plane is a rare injury described first by Hoffa in 1904. This injury is an intra-articular fracture of the knee that corresponds to the OTA classification of 33-B3. The mechanism of trauma has been described as direct with abduction and axial compression on a flexed knee through the tibial plateau concentrating the force in the posterior half of the femoral condyles. The reports in the literature show poor outcomes with non-operative treatment which includes knee instability and rapid development of post traumatic osteoarthritis. Operative treatment consisting of an open or mini open arthrotomy has become the most popular method for fixation. It was our goal to develop a reliable arthroscopic technique to avoid the compl.....

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Effects of Covid-19 on Major Crops Production; The Case of Ethiopia

The Effect of Psychological Well-Being on the Self-efficacy of Sports Science Students

Evaluation of Antibacterial Property of Liquid Soap Made from Blend of Neem and Pine Oil

The Physiological and Biochemical Aspects of Betaine in Athletes

Application of Statistics and Parameter Estimation Based on Experimental Data

Health Vulnerability Factors of Asian Migrant Population

Rethinking Green Energy: Navigating the Complexities of Sustainability, Innovation and Energy Choices

Recent Advances in Epoxy Resin Applications

Determinants of Macular Microvasculature in Highly Myopic Eyes without Pathologic Change

Effect of Nigella Sativa Additive on Growth Performance, Immunity Response, Diseases Infection and Mortality Rate of Suckling Zaraibi Kids

Revisiting the Axelrod’s Hypothesis: What is the Origin of the Evergreen Sclerophyllous Oaks in the Northern Hemisphere?

Review of Natural Monopoly and Privatisation: Understanding the Dynamics of Market Structures and Ownership Transitions

Studies about Guarino Guarini’s between 19th and 20th Century. Notes on Giovanni Vacchetta’s Manuscripts

A New Heterozygous Duplication Variant c.953G>A p.(Arg318His) in MECP2 Gene in a 6 Years-Old Female Confirming Rett Syndrome

Menstruation, Stress Free periods

Clarification of the 2-D Formulation for 3-D Potential Periodic Waves

Bone Diseases & Therapy

Enhancing Ancient Concrete Durability through Urease-Mediated Calcite Precipitation by Staphylococcus Succinus: Implications for Sustainable Preservation in Archaeological Sites

Enhancement of Photocatalytic NO x Absorption by Ca-doped TiO2 Nanoparticles

Critical Reflection: Automation, Flexibilization, and Telepresence in the Workplace-An Analysis of the Ambivalences of Industry 4.0, HumanMachine Interaction and the ‘Sense of Place’

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Arthroscopic Evaluation and Treatment of Isolated Coronal Femoral Condyle Fractures (Hoffa Fractures). An Experimental Surgical Technique Using a Cadaveric Model

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