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    Lexic Analysis of Modality in English and Uzbek Languages

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    This article discusses ways of creating modality categories in English and Uzbek languages, and presents a comparative analysis of them in the two languages

    The Relationship of Metabolic and Hormonal Disorders and their Role in the Formation of the Reproductive Health of Girls (Overview)

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    Thus, the human body is a complex biological system consisting of organs and tissues. In order for the body to work as a whole, various organ and tissue systems must have a good direct correlation, including with the endocrine system. The endocrine system coordinates and regulates the activity of all organs and systems and has a significant role in relation to sexual development, which is the main lever for maintaining reproductive health and the formation of its reproductive function. &nbsp

    The Role of MRI Diagnostics in the Early Stages of Aseptic Necrosis of the Femoral Head

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    The osteonecrotic process is accompanied by the destruction of porous tissues and trabecular bone tissue, leading to ocular deformation of the femoral head. MRI tomography is a unique method of noninvasive assessment of the state of bone tissue. With a sequence of different pulses on MRI scans, the hematopoietic and fatty bone marrow are characterized by different illumination parameters, which allows them to be distinguished. As a rule, the bone cuticle consists of 80% adipose tissue, so on MRI scans it has a high intensity with T1-weighted images (T1-VI) and moderate intensity with T2-weighted images (T2-VI). The hematopoietic bone marrow contains 2 times less fat than water and protein. At T2-VI, its intensity varies from medium to high, and at T1-VI - from low to medium, depending on the age of the patient.As a result, T1-VI is the most informative for assessing the ratio of fat and hematopoietic bone marrow

    Linguistic Fearures of Linguoculturology as a Discipline of Language and Culture

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    The development of intercultural communication and our understanding of other cultures and mentalities are both aided by the study of how language and human society reflect culture, according to this article. In addition, the idea of Linguoculturology, a new branch of linguistics that compiles the work of various scholars, is discussed. It informs the reader about how language and culture are intertwined and how important they are to society

    Effective Strategies for Teaching Information Security in Online Learning Environments

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    The authors discuss effective strategies for teaching information security in online learning environments. They highlight the importance of online security education in today's digital age and the challenges associated with teaching information security concepts to students who come from diverse backgrounds and have varying levels of technological knowledge. The authors review various e-learning approaches, such as gamification, virtual labs, and multimedia content, which have been found to improve student engagement and learning outcomes in information security courses. They also provide practical recommendations for educators and instructional designers on how to develop effective and engaging online courses that can equip students with the knowledge and skills needed to stay safe and secure online. The article concludes by emphasizing the need for ongoing research and collaboration among educators, industry professionals, and policymakers to address the evolving challenges in the field of online security education. Overall, this article provides a useful guide for educators and instructional designers looking to improve the effectiveness of their online information security courses. &nbsp

    Problems of Forming Theoretical and Practical Foundations of Professional Training of Pedagogical Staff

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    The article describes the main essence and distinctive features of the education reform. The process of development of pedagogical education has been studied. Particular attention is paid to the effectiveness of the introduction of modern technologies in the training process

    Modern Aspects of Polycystic Ovary Syndrome (Review)

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    Polycystic ovary syndrome (PCOS) is a fairly common disease, which is one of the most pressing problems in gynecological endocrinology. The review article provides current data on the etiology and pathogenesis of PCOS. The rationale for the frequent combination of hyperandrogenism and insulin resistance in PCOS is given. It also discusses the characteristic clinical manifestations of PCOS and modern approaches to diagnosis and treatment, including drugs with neurotransmitter action (sibutramine, orlistat), drugs from the group of insulin sensitizers - metformin, progestogens or low-dose single-phase COCs with 3rd generation progestogens, synthetic antiestrogen - clostilbegit, and other drugs. . The prospects and methods of surgical intervention and tactics for infertility against the background of PCOS are considered

    Of Students in the Higher Education System Methods of Organizing Independent Education

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    In the article, students of higher education institutions reflected on the work being done to organize independent education in the credit-module system, to develop organizational skills during independent education

    Linguistic Characteristics of Dialectal Terms in Uzbek Language

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    This article deals with significant information about linguistic characteristics of dialectal terms in Uzbek language. In addition to this, historical development and modern versions of Uzbek dialects were noted

    Indicators of Physical Development

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    Indicators of physical development A newborn baby is distinguished by relatively short limbs, body and head size. The length of his head is 1/4 of the length of the body, and in a two-year-old child - 1/5, in a six-year-old - 1/6, in a twelve-year-old - 1/7, and in an adult - 1/8. As the age increases, the growth of the head slows down, and the growth of the limbs increases[1-3]. &nbsp

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