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Family navigation improved early intervention access
Navigation support increases access to early intervention services for disadvantaged young children
CHARACTERISTICS OF THE DISC BRAKE COATING
Improving friction performance under varying speed, temperature, and pressure conditions
Lake Mai Ndombe emits multiple greenhouse gases year-round
Measuring greenhouse gas concentrations and sources in Africa's largest humic lake across seasons
A path planning heuristic for automated guided vehicles in container terminals
Optimizing routes for delivery vehicles in busy shipping terminals
A Poetics of Disorder: Maryse Condé in Dialogue with Édouard Glissant and “Others”
How a Caribbean writer challenged literary boundaries to expand freedom and voice
Real jury deliberation analysis links laughter, gesture, and justice
How jurors use laughter, gestures, and language to construct meaning during deliberation
EU public employment programmes differed from job guarantee principles
How EU job programs during the recession can inform future full employment strategies
Digital policy strengthening improved student service quality
How digital infrastructure improvements enhance learning and administrative services for students
Lithium use in psychiatric emergencies requires careful selection and monitoring
Safety considerations and clinical use in acute psychiatric crises
Urine metabolomics showed distinct patterns across paediatric TB states
Urine metabolites show promise for detecting tuberculosis in children without invasive testing
