In this article, the writer gives some related concepts and uses the published data of the previous research authors to analyze the impact of climate change on the tourism industry and propose some adaptive solutions for Vietnam tourism.

This paper examines how the 2018 general education curriculum aligns with competency-based assessment standards, with a particular focus on 6th-grade mathematics. The research encompasses the design and implementation of a computer-based end-of-year mathematics exam, created between March 1 and May 15, 2023, and administered to over 3,850 students via the AEGlobal educational platform.

This study aimed to evaluate soft tissue adaptation in Class II Division 1 malocclusion patients treated with four premolar extractions and fixed appliances, focusing on the correlation between anterior teeth retraction and soft tissue changes.

The results show that students who studied the adapted version of the textbook performed better than their peers did without it. Though other uncontrollable factors are considered, the data and the teacher's perspective suggest that textbook adaptation can bolster students’ language proficiency.

Climate change has had significant impacts on the global climate, affecting the operational efficiency of buildings. This study employs future climate prediction methods based on the latest IPCC scenarios, using General Circulation Models (GCMs) to forecast climate conditions in three regions of Vietnam.

This research integrates two distinct theoretical perspectives, business strategy and climate change adaptation. The primary purpose of this research is to explore MNCs’ strategies in regard to climate change adaptation. By interviewing representatives of MNCs operating in both developed and developing countries, as well as analysing company documents, the research offers significant insights regarding existing and future climate change adaptation strategies by MNCs in distinct country settings.

The thesis "Evaluating climate change mitigation and adaptation considerations in the Victorian planning system, Australia" is structured as follows: Chapter one: introduction; chapter two: climate change and the land use planning context: a review of literature; chapter three: policy and institutional framework for land use planning and climate change in Victoria; chapter four: research design; chapter five: assessing the state planning framework for awareness and analysis of climate change; chapter six: assessing local land-use implementation and action on climate change; chapter seven: current issues and challenges; chapter eight: conclusion and recommendation for future research.

The primary aim of this research was to further develop the sensing and estimation module of the CHMS framework with an improved multimodal inference model of MWL as needed for the application in aerospace CPHS. Here the focus of this research was on the implementation of a multimodal inference model of MWL that would be developed and experimentally tested. This was done with the purpose of studying the viability of real‐time system adaptation in aerospace systems.

For the case study the objective is to create and develop a questionnaire up to the point of content validity. The final results gave a product of a questionnaire of 48 items and a content validity accepted with a value of a “V” of Aiken and accordance proportions indexes above of 0.80 in all the items.

Research purposes: Identify methods and procedures for assessing the effectiveness of the climate change adaptation activities; Assess the effectiveness of climate change adaptation activities in Quang Ngai; Propose the Measurement - Reporting - Verification Framework (MRV) for CC adaptation.

Aims of the study: Based on theoretical and practical research on the adaptation of Son La primary school teachers with assessing students according to competency approach, propose measures to help primary teachers adapt faster and better. with a new assessment that contributes to improving the quality of teaching.

Thesis paper International Marketing: Product standardization strategy and product adaptation strategy offer some recommendations for Vietnamese company to consider when doing launching their products abroad and performing International Marketing.

Human behavior in the social environment systems theory and the ecological perspective provided the medical model an early model for social work practice,the systems ecological perspective, biological influences,review bio psycho social influences, systems, boundaries,a change in one part of a system affects all partshomeostatic disequilibrium adaptation, the family as a social system.

In an effort to explore the role of glycine clusters on the cold adaptation of enzymes, we designed point mutations aiming to alter the distribution of glycine residues close to the active site of the psychrophilic alkaline phosphatase from the Antarctic strain TAB5. The mutagenesis targets were residues Gly261 and Gly262. The replacement of Gly262 by Ala resulted in an inactive enzyme. Substitution of Gly261 by Ala resulted to an enzyme with lower stability and increased energy of activation.

Chlamydomonas reinhardtii, a unicellular green alga, contains a hydrogenase enzyme, which is induced by anaerobic adaptation of the cells. Using the suppression subtractive hybridization (SSH) approach, the differential expression of genes under anaerobiosis was analyzed. A PCR fragment with similarity to the genes of bacterial Fe-hydrogenases was isolated and used to screen an anaerobic cDNA expression library of C. reinhardtii.

Random PCR mutagenesis was applied to theThermus thermophilus xylA gene encoding xylose isomerase. Three cold-adapted mutants were isolated with the following amino-acid substitutions: E372G, V379A (M-1021), E372G, F163L (M-1024) and E372G (M-1026). The wild-type and mutated xylAgenes were cloned and expressed in Escherichia coliHB101 using the vector pGEMÒ-T Easy, and their physicochemical and catalytic properties were determined.

Group I introns are thought to be self-propagating mobile elements, and are distributed over a wide range of organisms through horizontal trans-mission. Intron invasion is initiated through cleavage of a target DNA by a homing endonuclease encoded in an open reading frame (ORF) found within the intron. The intron is likely of no benefit to the host cell and is not maintained over time, leading to the accumulation of mutations after intron invasion.

The crystal structure of a subtilisin-like serine proteinase from the psychro-trophic marine bacterium, Vibriosp. PA-44, was solved by means of molecular replacement and refined at 1.84 A˚ . This is the first structure of a cold-adapted subtilase to be determined and its elucidation facilitates examination of the molecular principles underlying temperature adaptation in enzymes.

Apsychrotrophic bacteriumShewanellasp. strain SIB1 was grown at 4 and 20
C, and total soluble proteins extracted from the cells were analyzed by two-dimensional poly-acrylamide gel electrophoresis. Comparison ofthese pat-terns showed that the cellular content ofa protein with a molecular mass of28 kDa and an isoelectric point of four greatly increased at 4
C compared to that at 20
C. Determination ofthe N-terminal amino acid sequence, fol-lowed by the cloning and sequencing ofthe gene encoding this protein, revealed that this protein is a member ofthe FKBP family of proteins with an amino acid sequence identity of56% to Escherichia coliFKBP22. ...

Exposure of the yeastSaccharomyces cerevisiaeto weak organic acids such as the food preservatives sorbate, benzoate and propionate leads to the pronounced induction of the plasma membrane ATP-binding cassette (ABC) transporter, Pdr12p. This protein mediates efflux of weak acid ani-ons, which is essential for stress adaptation.