FEATURES OF THE EMOTIONAL RESPONSE OF WOMEN AFTER AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT IN VITRO FERTILIZATION

The authors consider digitalization processes in the construction industry, give assessments of AI systems and the efficiency of neural networks in the process of creating new facilities and their design, assess the potential for automating this market niche, based on demand conditions and the growing need for infrastructural changes in most countries of the world.

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2024-12-11
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https://doi.org/10.34660/inf.2022.72.17.094
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Reproductive Health and Technologies
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FEATURES OF THE EMOTIONAL RESPONSE OF WOMEN AFTER AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT IN VITRO FERTILIZATION

Zhanna R. Gardanova, Y.I. Kekteeva, K.A. Mikirtumova
Reproductive Health and Technologies
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FEATURES OF THE EMOTIONAL RESPONSE OF WOMEN AFTER AN UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPT AT IN VITRO FERTILIZATION

Zhanna R. Gardanova, Y.I. Kekteeva, K.A. Mikirtumova
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Abstract

The authors consider digitalization processes in the construction industry, give assessments of AI systems and the efficiency of neural networks in the process of creating new facilities and their design, assess the potential for automating this market niche, based on demand conditions and the growing need for infrastructural changes in most countries of the world.

Pirogov Russian National Research Medical University (RU)
Zero hunger
Openalex Percentile: Top 66%
Reproductive Health and Technologies
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