SIX-DAYS DYNAMICS ANXIETY INDEX OF FEMALE RATS WITH HIGH LEVEL OF ANXIETY IN BLOCKADE OF MAO-B by Denis R. Khusainov, Albina N. Lukyanceva, Natalya S. Tribrat, Elena A. Biryukova, Elena N. Chuyan, Ivan I. Korenyuk, Karine N. Tumanyants, Ekaterina V. Kashutina

“…Notoriously that motor and research activities are gradually oppressed up to complete suppression during the daily testing of animals. …”
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Predictors for pulmonary artery involvement in Takayasu arteritis and its cluster analysis by Hua Liao, Nan Zhang, Lili Pan, Juan Du, Jiayi Liu, Yi Zheng

“…Multivariate logistic regression analysis of data of TAK patients with symptom presentation showed that oppression in the chest (OR: 2.304; 95% CI: 1.024–5.183; P = 0.044) and thoracic aorta involvement (OR: 2.819; 95% CI: 1.165–6.833; P = 0.022) were associated with PAI. …”
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Common causes in grassroot development: a case for community-based and community-driven response in the postpandemic era by Uzoma Vincent Patrick-Agulonye

“…Research limitations/implications – State secrecy and perceived opposition oppression limited data sourcing for this study in countries where state interventions are performed in secret and oppression of perceived opposition voices limited data collection in some countries. …”
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An intersectionality approach to Indigenous oral health inequities; the super-additive impacts of racism and negative life events. by Lisa Jamieson, Xiangqun Ju, Dandara Haag, Pedro Ribeiro, Gustavo Soares, Joanne Hedges

“…<h4>Objectives</h4>Indigenous Australians experience cumulative forms of oppression. Using intersectionality as the underlying analytical framework, and with oral health as an outcome, we demonstrate how oppressions are interlinked and cannot be treated in isolation. …”
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Drawing outside the lines : participatory design in unincorporated communities by Jacobson, Lillian Ring

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Violence and abuse issues : cross-cultural perspectives for health and social service / by 483376 Hoff, Lee Ann

Re-evaluating Palermo: The case of Burmese women as Chinese brides by Laura K Hackney

“…It also discourages any real debate about the various forms of oppression and even structural violence that act as catalysts to the human trafficking market.  …”
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<em>Pishtacos</em>. Human fat murderers, structural inequalities, and resistances in Peru by Ernesto Vasquez del Aguila

“…Among Peru’s marginalized populations, ongoing exposure to both historical memories of colonization and oppression, as well as contemporary encounters with injustice, impoverishment, and inequalities, constitute the scenario for the emergence of an evil character: the pishtaco, almost always a powerful stranger who steals the body fat of indigenous and impoverished individuals. …”
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GENDER FEATURES CYTOCHEMICAL ACTIVITY BLOOD MONOCYTES IN PATIENTS WITH CHRONIC VIRAL HEPATITIS WITH MODERATE ACTIVITY by A. A. Alieva

“…Our studies have shown that monocytes of men with chronic hepatitis C before treatment of moderate activity observed voltage diaphorase and esterase activity, and LDH, with the oppression of LDH activity and G-6-PDG. In women, however, a sharp voltage spectrum of enzymatic test monocytes. …”
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Hip Hop as Critical Pedagogy: Re-Imagining Education by Hyacinth Campbell

“…In this literature review, I examine hip hop as an example of critical pedagogy that can be used to reframe and re-imagine learning and actively addresses the various forms of systemic racism and anti-Black oppression. Research has explored the impact of hip hop on youth's identity construction. …”
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Look Before You Leap: The Epistemic Violence that Sometimes Hides Behind the Word “Inclusion” by Bronwyn Fredericks

“…The case study offers the opportunity to destabilise the relationships between oppression and privilege and the epistemology that maintains them. …”
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A verdade em tempos de ditadura militar: reflexões a partir da psicanálise by Nadir Lara Junior

“…For this purpose, we use psychoanalytical theory, which helps us to understand the system of oppression introduced during the military dictatorship in Brazil, as well as the contemporary discursive construction that presents that regime as a "ditabranda" (a Portuguese play on words that roughly means "a soft dictatorship"). …”
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The Franciscan Order of Things: Empire, Community, and Archival Practices in the Monasteries of Ottoman Bosnia by Sekulić Ana

“…Ottoman papers and archives preserved in the Franciscan spaces were often associated with Ottoman oppression. In this study, the author demonstrates that the documentary relationship between monasteries and Ottoman chanceries was not one-directional and cannot be characterized as oppressive. …”
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A Note on the Origins of Human Rights: Bartolomé de las Casas and Francisco de Vitoria by Julio Jensen

“…This debate was started by the Dominicans in the New World, who denounced the oppression of the native population. The most renowned participants in these discussions were Bartolomé de las Casas and Francisco de Vitoria. …”
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PENGAMPUNAN DAN PERJANJIAN DALAM PEMIKIRAN HANNAH ARENDT by Jadi Lima

“…This leads to alienation, oppression, domination, violence in the course of Western history. …”
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Joshua Dibundu, Lotin Same, and the Native Baptist Church: Resistance and Nationalism in Cameroon’s History of Religion by Roland Ndille

“…This article sets out to present Joshua Dibundu and Lotin Same, two clergymen and contemporaries of John Chilembwe of Nyasaland and Simon Kibangu of the Congo, who stood out against European missionary pressure and colonial administrative oppression in an effort to establish and sustain the first African Independent Church (AIC) in Cameroon: the Native Baptist Church (NBC). …”
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Assumptions on Gender Equality in the Narrative of Secularism by Hesna Serra Aksel

“…In this project, I read secularism closely in various contexts from a gender and sexuality perspective and question the assumption that secularism always provides a progress for gender equality, whereas religion always produces inequality and oppression. To open up new ways of understanding secularism and gender, I firstly question the so-called universality of secularism by addressing the European origin of secularism and the concept of religion. …”
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Abuso e repressão: fibras do mesmo fio na infância das meninas de Helena Parente Cunha by Lílian Almeida de Oliveira Lima

“…Young and adult women are the main characters of her plots, but the girls also take part in the complaint about the pain and the oppression imposed by culturally - established patterns. …”
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University Leaders as Inhibitors or Influencers of Systemic Change for Marginalised Youth by Sianne Alves

“…The findings contribute towards inclusivity praxis that aims to reduce oppression in universities by university leaders and the research demonstrates positive outcomes in spite of resistance by university leadership.…”
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Quest/ion of Identities in Suzan-Lori Parks’s Post-revolutionary Drama by Mehdi Ghasemi

“…My goal is to show how Parks’s plays make use of postmodern aesthetics and paradigms to transform the conventional features of playwriting, create indeterminacies toward dominant systems of oppression and raise the quest/ion of identities for African Americans in a post-revolutionary manner.…”
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