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Adopting a policy of sustainable inverse densification in urban sprawl areas
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Thu Jul 01 2021
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International Journal Of Drug Delivery Technology
Association between some risk factors with hormonal state in a sample of infertile iraqi women
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Tue Jun 23 2026
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Journal Of Umm Al-qura University For Medical Science
Performance variation and implementation barriers of large language models in clinical healthcare: a systematic review
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Large language models (LLMs) are a rapidly evolving class of artificial intelligence with significant potential in clinical healthcare. Despite accelerating adoption, rigorous systematic evidence on clinical utility, patient safety, and implementation feasibility remains fragmented. To systematically review LLM applications across clinical domains, evaluate performance with appropriate contextual caveats, characterize implementation barriers, and identify ethical and regulatory considerations. Scientific databases were searched from January 2020 to January 2025. Studies evaluating transformer-based LLMs (≥10M parameters) in clinical settings were eligible. Data were independently double-extracted; quality was assessed using QUADAS-2, RE-A

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Tue Apr 08 2025
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Heat Transfer
Experimental Study on the Performance of Gradient Pores Density Metal Foam in a Rectangular Channel
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ABSTRACT<p>Various approaches are employed to enhance the heat transfer coefficient and Nusselt number inside the channels. One of the techniques employed for these enhancements is the utilization of porous media. In the current article, a practical investigation of forced convection heat transfer in a rectangular cross‐section channel (0.05 × 0.1 m<sup>2</sup>) with 0.25 m length is conducted. A heater with a heat flux range (450–6000 W/m<sup>2</sup>) is imposed under a copper plate, and the other sides are covered by insulation layers. The air is considered as a working fluid with <italic>Re</italic> (600–2100). The test section is fully filled with gradient pore</p> ... Show More
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Mon Jan 01 2018
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Ndt &amp; E International
Porosity evaluation of in-service thermal barrier coated turbine blades using a microwave nondestructive technique
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Thu Jul 01 2021
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Solar Energy
A new approach for employing multiple PCMs in the passive thermal management of photovoltaic modules
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Wed Jan 01 2020
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Energy Conversion And Management
Improved PCM melting in a thermal energy storage system of double-pipe helical-coil tube
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Mon Jun 12 2017
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Day 3 Wed, June 14, 2017
A New Practical Method for Predicting Equivalent Drainage Area of Well in Tight Gas Reservoirs
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Abstract<p>The tight gas is one of the main types of the unconventional gas. Typically the tight gas reservoirs consist of highly heterogeneous low permeability reservoir. The economic evaluation for the production from tight gas production is very challenging task because of prevailing uncertainties associated with key reservoir properties, such as porosity, permeability as well as drainage boundary. However one of the important parameters requiring in this economic evaluation is the equivalent drainage area of the well, which relates the actual volume of fluids (e.g gas) produced or withdrawn from the reservoir at a certain moment that changes with time. It is difficult to predict this equival</p> ... Show More
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Mon Feb 08 2021
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Public Works Management &amp; Policy
Causes of Problems in Post-Disaster Emergency Re-Construction Projects—Iraq as a Case Study
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This study examines the causes of time delays and cost overruns in a selection of thirty post-disaster reconstruction projects in Iraq. Although delay factors have been studied in many countries and contexts, little data exists from countries under the conditions characterizing Iraq during the last 10-15 years. A case study approach was used, with thirty construction projects of different types and sizes selected from the Baghdad region. Project data was gathered from a survey which was used to build statistical relationships between time and cost delay ratios and delay factors in post disaster projects. The most important delay factors identified were contractor failure, redesigning of designs/plans and change orders, security is

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Thu Jun 01 2017
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Journal Of The American Medical Directors Association
Comprehensive Literature Review of Factors Influencing Medication Safety in Nursing Homes: Using a Systems Model
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Sun Aug 23 2026
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Journal Of Food Science And Technology (iran)
A Critical Review of Microfungal Contamination in Cultivated Edible Mushrooms: Sources, Pathogenicity, and Integrated Management
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Mushroom farming has become important globally due to its nutritional, economic and environmental value. The economic threat to productivity and food safety caused by contamination of filamentous microfungi is not effectively dealt with for the long term. This essay presents a useful, thematic synthesis of the kinds of microfungal contaminants, where do these come from, how are they infecting the cultivated edible mushrooms and how they could be controlled sustainably especially post-harvest and integrated management. The authors performed a methodological narrative literature review based on thematic analysis framework using main scientific databases on fungal contaminants, their contamination pathways and respective management methods. Th

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