As the human genome project nears completion, biological research is entering a new era in which experimental focus will shift from identifying novel genes to determining the function of gene products. Rising to this challenge, several technologies have emerged that aim to characterise genes and/or proteins collectively rather than individually. Of particular interest is a new breed of strategi...

An important construct to be measured in the Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) 2025 is degree which 15-year-olds are knowledgeable of, concerned about, and able act on environmental issues as a result of their science education. This document justifies explains competencies youth need address local global challenges this epoch human influences planet. Those with agency Anthr...

Recent developments suggest increasing European receptiveness to children�s involvement in policymaking, which has some resonance with practice the UK. Individually and collectively, children are sometimes involved, usually at earlier stages of policy cycle, but inclusiveness marginalised resulting impact often lacking. Exploring examples provides ways questioning being listened to, when, how w...

the objective of this study is to examine impact mudharabah, musyarakah, and murabahah financing on net income in islamic commercial banks Indonesia. The research methodology utilizes panel regression analysis method with a fixed effect model. findings indicate that collectively have significant income. Additionally, mudharabah individually demonstrate influence income, while musyarakah does not

We study the collective escape dynamics of a chain of coupled, weakly damped nonlinear oscillators from a metastable state over a barrier when driven by a thermal heat bath in combination with a weak, globally acting periodic perturbation. Optimal parameter choices are identified that lead to a drastic enhancement of escape rates as compared to a pure noise-assisted situation. We elucidate the ...

Abstract This essay develops a theory of identities, selves, and ‘the self’ that both explains the sense in which selves are narratively constituted also how self relates to person's individual autobiographical identity their various social identities. I argue identities contents structured representations, some hosted individually form, others collectively biographical form. These turn, give r...

Languages tend not to exhibit unpredictable variation, and learners receiving variable linguistic input tend to eliminate it, making the language more regular. We explore how this behavior is influenced by social cues, in particular when variability is distributed within and across teachers. We trained participants on an artificial language that contained lexical variability and manipulated how...