Ibrahim Hassan Bakari, Manu Donga, Adamu Idi, Jediel Ezra Hedima, Kasima Wilson, Hajara Babayo, Yusrah Ibrahim
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Sub-Saharan Africa has been regarded the home of poverty, housing a large number of poorly, malnourish leading to varied social vises. This study examine the impact of financial inclusion on poverty reduction in forty nine Sub-Saharan African countries using data spanning the period of 1980 -2017, the study employ a static panel data model to analyze the data. It was found that savings, credits to the private sector as percentage of GDP, access to ATM, access to information Technology, Inflation, and Government expenditure play a vital role in poverty reduction, explaining 32.5, 11.7, 27.4, 49.1, 96.1, and 25.2 percent poverty reduction in the sub-region respectively.
Dr. Zar Bakht Bano, Dr. Tehmina Ramzan, Dr. Mohsin Majeed, Dr. Hamza Sardar, Dr. Riffat Ammar, Dr. Ayesha Basharat, Dr. Muhammad Abubakar
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Background: Facial palsy refers to the weakness of facial muscles mainly resulting from the temporary damage to the facial nerve. The recommended treatments for facial palsy include facial muscle exercises, biofeedback, electrical stimulation, massage and sensory stimulation.
M. Abd Elgadir, Aljabeili, H. S, Abdulaziz A. ALsuhaim, A. Al Homidan
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Broiler chicken (a total of 30 birds) were fed on diets containing Fenugreek (Trigonella foenum-graecum), Garden Cress (Lepidium sativum) and Mung Bean (Vigna radiate) in concentrations of 0.5 – 2.5% for a period of 45 days. The birds then were slaughtered, defeathered eviscerated and cut. Breast muscle was chosen and cuts weighing about 20g were obtained, cleaned and water boiling cooked in a ratio of 1:2 w/v (meat: water) for 40 min. The cuts then were hot served for sensory evaluation. Twenty- five panelists form students and staff members of College of Agriculture and Veterinary Medicine, Qassim University, Saudi Arabia were sensory evaluated the cuts for colour, taste, flavour, juiciness and overall acceptability on a 9-point hedonic scale (1 = dislike extremely, 5 = neither like nor dislike, 9 = like extremely). The results revealed that all chickens fed on supplemented had significantly (p < 0.05) taster and juicier breast meats than control chickens fed on standard diet (no supplementation). The chicken fed with garden cress in concentration of 2.5% had the best ooverall acceptability followed by chicken fed with mung bean in concentration of 1.5%. Supplementation of standard diets with garden cress in the concentration of 2.5% is highly recommended for better chicken meat sensory quality.
Abhinav Parashar, Aditya Vineet
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This project includes the Design and Implementation Memory Module for Air Conditioners using embedded C language and it synthesis using Arduino software on a ATMEGA Microcontroller board. The implementation strategies have been designed in such a way so as to keep the functioning of the system simple yet an efficient one. The instruction set adopted here is extremely simple that complements the architecture in completing the defined task.
Suja. S and Sherly Williams. E
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The liver exposed to 96-hour LC 50 concentration of cadmium chloride was studied in a freshwater murrel Channa striatus. The liver is very important organs in fish to achieve the process of detoxification and biotransformation, which is considered the most suitable indicators of water pollution levels. Changes of liver morphology and histology of Channa striatus due to sublethal concentration of cadmium chloride (6.9 ppm) heavy metals. After the exposure of cadmium chloride, the histopathological alterations observed in the liver tissue such hypertrophy of hepatocytes, nuclear hypertrophy, necrosis, blood congestion, vacuolation, cellular degeneration, damage of nuclei, bile stagnation and congestion in the blood sinusoids.
Juvert N. Paler, Kenneth B. Batiller, Lyka Valiente, Jerald C. Moneva
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Parenting style refers to parental strategies on how they raise up their children. This study focuses on the effects of parenting styles to the task performance of students. This aims to examine the relationship between parenting styles and mode of learning of Senior High School Students in Jagobiao National High School for School year 2018-2019. For the purpose of this study, all grade 11 and 12 students in Jagobiao National High School are required to answer the questionnaires in rating scale form.Results indicate that parenting styles is correlated with the educational achievement of students.
Aye Mon Thida Nyo , Arnt Win
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In this research work, the red-fleshed pitaya or red dragon fruit, Hylocereus polyrhizus was selected to qualify and quantify the phenols present in it. Firstly, some nutritional values of this sample were analyzed by AOAC method. Furthermore, the antimicrobial activities of this collected sample were tested by Agar-well diffusion method on six selected organisms. In addition, the fresh juices were prepared by crushing from red dragon fruits to determine the total phenolic content. Moreover, this expressed juice was checked for qualitative tests of phenols. Finally, the phenolic content of red dragon fruit could be evaluated by the spectrophotometric method using PD 303-UV visible spectrophotometer.
Mohan Kumar. R, Dr.Smith Philip, Dr. H.Chandrashekar
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The World Health Organization estimates that as of 2010 there are 208 million people with alcoholism worldwide. (4.1% of the population over 15 years of age)The National Mental Health Survey of India (2016) noted that the prevalence of alcoholic use disorder is significantly high (4.6% for alcoholic use disorder). NMHS of India (2016) reported that there is a very high prevalence of disorders due to misuse of alcohol and treatment gap is 86.3%. Alcoholism is a complex problem having medical and social ramifications which impacts all social strata. Controlling addictive disorders requires programmes like provision of treatment services, care and facilities.
R.Prabhu, K.Valarmathi, S.Vengaiarasi
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This study aimed to investigate the awareness of temporomandibular disorder among dental students in private college. Other studies show only the signs, symptoms, incidence, prevalence and severity of temporomandibular disorders. This study clearly demonstrated the awareness of temporomandibular joint pain and its preventive measures among young age group. The young individuals were more aware of their health and their wellness. Eventually, this study clearly depicted the TMJ pain awareness among young individuals.
Vangie M. Moldes, Cherry Lyn L. Biton, Divine Jean Gonzaga, Jerald C. Moneva
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Adolescent have higher tendency to experience peer pressure in school. Peer pressure is clustered in four categories such as social belongingness, curiosity, cultural-parenting orientation of parents and education, this research design used is descriptive correlation. The researchers conducted the survey among the students in the Senior High School. With 96 respondents who completed the survey. Quantitative data were processed by using chi-square.
Musa Sani Danazumi, Shehu Usman Ibrahim
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Background and aim: Lumbar disc herniation with radiculopathy has been one of the most difficult conditions to manage in orthopedic manual therapy. While there are many clinical studies concerning the standardization of surgical treatment, there is to date no standardized literatures for the most effective non-operative care for lumbar disc herniation with radiculopathy which suggest that extreme measures to ameliorate lumbar disc herniation with radiculopathy are urgently warranted. In this study, a 35 year old man who was diagnosed with lumbar disc herniation and was planned for lumbar surgery due to failure of medical interventions was successfully treated using non-operative management.
Nuno Miguel Da Costa Ferreira, Li Wu
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Shale gas, which is extracted from wells, typically exhibits a high initial peak in production rates with a successive rapid decline followed by low production rates. However, liquid accumulation is common in shale wells and detrimental on the production rates.
Inocian, Aleah Jane, Hoybia, Queen Ann, Mirasol, Mae Chell, Moneva, Jerald
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Senior High School students face different struggles pertaining on having lack of materials needed in school. In order for them to continue pursuing their studies, they must establish a strong motivation. The study was a quantitative design. This study aimed to know the different levels of motivation of Senior High School students. The researchers conducted the survey among the Senior High School with the total of one hundred respondents who are required to answer the questionnaire to complete the survey and gather the data needed. Quantitative data were processed using chi-square.
Yogga Agus Wahyudi, Wahyu Sukartiningsih, Raden Roro Nanik Setyowati, Waspodo Tjipto Subroto
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The low level of school literacy culture and the lack of learning activities that hone critical thinking skills are problems that must be overcome. Therefore, relevant learning facilities are needed according to the challenges of the 21st century. This study aims to develop and test the feasibility, practicality, and effectiveness of multimedia learning based on a balanced literacy approach to improve the critical thinking skills of fifth-grade students of elementary school. This study adapted the Thiagarajan research and development (R & D) model known as 4D (define, design, develop, & disseminate). The feasibility of multimedia learning is based on the results of expert validation.
C. K. Osore, J. N. Mwero
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This paper assesses the suitability of using sugarcane bagasse ash (SCBA) as partial replacement of cement in concrete as well as the effect of its grinding on the mechanical properties of concrete. The SCBA was ground in a ball mill for 60 minutes and 30 minutes and its physical and chemical properties determined to establish if it was pozzolanic. 0%, 10%, and 20% by weight of cement was then replaced by the ash in concrete and the physical properties of concrete determined.
Paramita Ceffiriana, Yatim Riyanto, Nasution, Waspodo Tjipto Subroto
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This study aims to describe the implementation of students team achievement division learning model in improving social skills of students in elementary school.
Siti Syamsiah, S. Pd, Prof. Dr. Rusijono, M. Pd, Dr. Agus Suprijono, M. Si, Dr. Waspodo Tjipto Subroto, M. Pd
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Based on the observation which is done by the researcher in the sixth grade of elementary school is the lack of student activity in learning process and the lack of teachers innovation in selecting and applying teaching learning model. It creates the learning process in less than optimal and the achievement of student learning outcomes have not been achieved with the Minimum Completion Criteria.
Vinod Immanuel,Vinod.Pagidipalli, Sandhya Goud, Sindhu Nalluri, Pooja Vanganti
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Background - Maternal nutrition remain as one of the major public health problem in Hyderabad-Karnataka region even after the various developmental programs, nutritional missions, awareness camps and pilot projects by central government as well as state government.
I Gusti Ayu Ari Agung, D M Wedagama, I G A A Hartini, Stevani H.
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Angular cheilitis the clinical diagnosis of majority lesions affecting at the corner of the mouth. Angular cheilitis was an issue of global that affect children population. Angular cheilitis becomes a serious problem due to its rapid development, therefore there should be no delay in treatment if symptoms of angular cheilitis have occurred.
Hazel B. Destacamento, Rose Anne T. Nacorda, Jenelyn D. Molo
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Educational philosophies of parents can take many forms, such as being informed about their childrens performance in school, knowing strength and weaknesses and providing needs of the students. This study focuses on the level of educational philosophies of parents and level of diligence of the students. This aims to examine the relationship between educational philosophies of parents and students diligence in school.
Dr. Smt. M. Esther Suneela, Mr. G. Yenoku
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"Development obviously has its economic side, and important it is. But, if the human resources of a country are viewed in the same manner as the mineral and animal reserves, a grossly distorted image will inevitably ensure. Real development must depend on balanced growth of the person both as an economic and social being" (Coles 1977: 4).
Arnt Win, Aye Mon Thida Nyo, Thida Cho
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In this research work, one of Myanmar indigenous medicinal plants, Chamaecyparis pisifera (Siebold & Zucc.) Endl., Myanmar name Kyauk pan was selected for chemical analysis. It was collected from Forest Research Institute (FRI) campus, Yezin, Zaeyar Thiri Township, Naypyitaw Region, Myanmar. Moreover, a potent anti-inflammatory activity of the root of C. pisifera was determined by carrageenan induced inflammation method. This plant showed remarkable inhibitory activity in high dose and also the activity followed by the remaining medium and low dose. High dose was found to possess significant anti-inflammatory activity, which supported the traditional application of the test plant in acute inflammatory activity.
Nabraj Lama
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The Mahakali treaty has created a deadlock situation on the sustainable harvest of not only the water of the Mahakali River but also other potentials in different rivers of Nepal for hydropower and other river-related projects between Nepal and India. Even after two decades of the enforcement of the treaty on 1997, there is no progress in the agreed terms of the agreement yet, rather many provisions of the treaty and the letter exchanged are highly criticized in Nepal. Thus, this paper attempt to deal with the most controversial provisions and present the view from Nepalese perspective. It also deals with the possibilities of re-negotiating the treaty in the context of changing geopolitical dynamics with the pro-active involvement of China in Nepal.
JV Jane G. Ouano, John Fritz Dela L. Torre, Wenaly I. Japitan, Jerald C. Moneva
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Making a career choice is a defining phase in every students life. Students have to consider several factors before arriving at a decision. The purpose of this research was to see the factors which affect the choice of career among students. This study assessed the influence identified factors such as decision-making and interest, peer influence, considerations about the institutions and future job opportunities on the career decisions of 90 students in Jagobiao National High School. Data was collected through a survey questionnaire – researchers used a chi-square as a research tool to formulate the collected data. The results show that the considerations about the institutions as most significant, followed by decision-making and interest, peer influence and future job opportunities.
Jawad Tahmeed Bin Taufik, Mohammad Liton Hossain, Tafiq Ahmed
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This study presents an approach to develop an indoor visible light communication system capable of transmitting audio signal over light beam within a short distance. Visible Light Communication (VLC) is a pretty new technology which used light sources to transmit data for communication. In any communication system, both analog and digital signal transmission are possible, though, due to having the capability of providing a faithful quality of signal regeneration after the transmission process, digital communication system is much more popular than the analog one. In the current project, digital communication process was adopted also.
Le Quang Dung, PhD, Nguyen Thi Dieu Ha, PhD
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For long time, the use of standardized language test has dominated the language assessing practice. Assessment has focused on measuring how thoroughly students have mastered knowledge and skills. However, traditional standardized tests have been criticized for removing the human element and restricting communication between students and teachers; for eliminating the opportunity for students to draft and to revise their work; and for not allowing students to participate in choosing work that would better represent their abilities.
ALICE SITLHOU & THINGBAIJAM BINOY SINGH
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Wildfire is the most dominant natural large scale disturbance factor in many of the world’s ecosysytems including forests. A 115-year old mixed forest in Manipur (North-East India) was disturbed by wildfire in January 2010. The ground vegetation and the litter layer were completely consumed during the fire. Soil microarthropods that depend on those resources for food are therefore expected to be sensitive to fire. The study investigated the post-fire soil microarthropod abundance in this disturbed forest ecosystem.
Camille Gay A. Desamparado, Samantha June Mendoza, Trisha Kate Minguito, Jerald C. Moneva
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Stress is something that causes anxiety or depression, it comes from schooling, church, or even at home. It is the reaction of one’s body and mind to something that causes a change in the balance. Although senior high school students may encounter common stressors in secondary level, perceptions of what are considered as academic stressors may differ.
Andrew Lako Kasmiro Gasim
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There are excellent opportunities for Juba city (South Sudan) to provide a wide range of urban services including waste management in the informal settlement, which have a direct positive impact on resident’s health, creation of employment, and poverty reduction. This study shows how government involves the community in the solid waste management in order to solve the problem of uncollected waste after the failure of the municipal council to do so.
ADODO, S.O, ODUTUYI, M.O
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The study was carried out to determine the impact of students’ background school type on students academic performance This study is a descriptive research of the survey It is also on expo factor research as the students’ scores in Mathematics, English Language, Integrated Science, Social Studies and Yoruba Language were collected for us. The population of this study consists of some selected secondary schools in Akure South Local Government Area, Ondo State. The Junior Secondary School of the selected schools formed the population of the study.
Amos Fang Zeh, Nkwatoh Athanasius Fuashi, Melle Ekane Maurice
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Land use and land cover change is one of the major threats facing wildlife in the tropics today. This is mainly as a result of human search for earth materials for sustenance, due to increasing human population. This study set out to evaluate the effect of land use/land cover change on the population of wildlife in the Kimbi Fungom National Park with the main objective to assess the trend of wildlife population change in the face of growing anthropogenic activities in this newly created national park of Cameroon.
Karen Reenai Hillson, Nurul Falahani Shamsulbahri, Sofena Imas anak Bangkam, Melor Md Yunus
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Major changes in technology have had an influence on education. In schools located on the outskirts of town in remote areas, technological advances are often ignored and the traditional way of teaching writing is considered the best option. Thus, pupils are hindered from maximizing their learning potential and creativity during writing activities. By incorporating Storybird, an engaging digital story writing website, it allows pupils to focus on the content of their writing aided by fun illustrations. This research aims to enhance pupils’ writing skill and engagement in building simple sentences by using Storybird. The research design is action research which employed semi-structured interviews, anecdotal records as well as pretest and posttest in the form of worksheets.
Omondi Benard Owino
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The responsibility shouldered by the government of any nation, particularly the developing nation is enormous; the need to fulfill these responsibilities largely depends on the amount of revenue generated by government through various means. Kenya relies heavily on tax revenue to fund government expenditure. The role of tax revenue in promoting economic growth may not be felt if the correct choice between different taxes is not made, this calls for proper examination of the relationship between the revenue generated from different types of taxes and economic growth.
Mussaib ibni Yousuf Anznoo, Dr. Ajay Kumar Ghosh
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Women are essence and prerequisite part of any society in the world, but from times immemorial they have been discriminated in all spheres of life-political social, educational etc. It is well-known fact that the Jammu and Kashmir was under the capricious and inhuman reign of the Dogra’s during the colonial period. Majority population of the state was subjected to oppression under the different Dogra rulers.
Hesham Abdulhmed Atabeb
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"The tourism market, on the other hand, is extremely dynamic and shows a high degree of competitiveness (World Economic Forum, 2013). It is necessary to continuously monitor and evaluate the existing tourist offers, as well as constant efforts in reaching the standards of tourist offer and setting new ones development goals, such as the expansion of the tourist season, the creation of tourism products that enable them involvement of wider market segments, further development of infrastructure, etc. Such development is necessary to be harmonized at all levels, from local, regional to state level. In that view participants who make tourist offer of tourist destinations must have marketing activities to satisfy tourists and their expectations, and accordingly, it is necessary to constantly adjust the existing one
tourist offer of a tourist destination in relation to the selected market
Rudi Saprudi Darwis, Risna Resnawaty, Dessy Hassanah
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One of the keys to success in implementing CSR that is able to empower the community is the involvement of all stakeholders in the implementation of CSR programs. Such involvement is not only from the community as an object as well as the subject of the program, but also from the government, other companies, as well as regional organizations and at the grassroots level. This study will describe the capability of the company as the main stakeholder in collaboration between stakeholders on the implementation of corporate social responsibility (CSR) programs.
Agaba O, Wuana R.A and Itodo A.U
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The adsorptive capacity of ammonia-treated activated Prosopis Africana pod husks (APAPH) and carbonized activated Prosopis Africana pod husks (CPAPH) on atrazine was studied. All the adsorbents derived shows favorable physicochemical attributes (pH, bulk density, attrition, iodine adsorption number/surface area, titratable surface charge, SEM and FT-IR analysis). Batch adsorption studies were also carried out under the effect of operational parameters such as initial atrazine concentration (10-60 mgL-1), initial solution pH (2-12), adsorbent dosage (0.5-2.5 g), contact time (30-240 Min), and temperature (300-350 K). Depending on the adsorbents, optimal removal of atrazine was: CPAPH (66.0 %) and APAPH (56.5 %). Equilibrium adsorption data obeyed isotherm models in the order (Langmiur> Dubinin-Radushkevich>Temkin>Freundlich).
Edgar F. Benaldo
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This paper aimed to investigate the English language proficiency of maritime students’ at Naval State University – main campus. Specifically, it sought to answer the following: level of English language proficiency in oral reading, speaking proficiency and significant difference between oral reading and speaking proficiency of maritime students at NSU. Descriptive research design is utilized to assess how proficient in oral reading and speaking to maritime students at NSU. The study is conducted in the college of maritime education of Naval State University, school year 2018 – 2019. There were one hundred (100) randomly selected respondents. The data retrieved, collected, and analyzed using the exact statistical treatment. Results, revealed that majority of the students in the college of maritime education were highly proficient in the English Language Proficiency.
Paul Olendo Ombanda, Prof. Peter K’Obonyo
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Current corporate dynamics have led to the growing interest in business ethics, both in academia and in the professional practice. However, moral lapses continue to happen in human resource management activities, leading HR academics and professionals to rethink what to do to reinvent new strategies to successfully manage ethics in HRM functions. The broad objective of this critical literature review therefore is to establish the role ethics can play in human resource management to improve organizational performance.
Vipul Kamboj
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This work is basically about the shape of our universe . It has always been questioned that what is the shape of our universe . There are different theories related to this question but none is satisfactory . Possibly our universe is ring shaped with non uniform thickness and this configuration explains various important phenomenon’s like big bang , expansion , big crunch etc. Using this configuration we can solve mysteries of our universe and we can get answers to some questions .
Ellen Mae Caballero, Princess Joy Munoz, Jamayca Jadraque, Jerald Moneva
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The millennial generation experienced different issues pertaining to their attitude, characteristic and interest towards school and environment. In order for them to change the perspective of the people they should establish a strong belief for their selves. The study was a quantitative design that makes use of research made questionnaire. This study aimed to know and deeply understand the millennial generation and with their level of interest.
Dr Anu Sharma, Dr Sonal Agarwal, Dr D.P. Danave, Dr K.V.Ingole.
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Background: Urinary tract infections (UTIs) account to one of the major reasons for hospital visits by patients, it remains to be one of the commonest infectious diseases diagnosed in developing countries, emergence of antibiotic resistance in uropathogens due to misuse or overuse of antibiotics and has led to limited therapeutic options for treatment which is serious concern for clinicians
Dr. Suresh Naidu Boddu
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This study compares the Loans and Advances, NPAs of both public and private sector banks in India to explore the preventive measures to control the rising NPAs. Suitable preventive measures help banks to decrease the level of NPAs in India. A lower level of NPAs helps the banks in consolidating their position, increasing confidence to depositors and increasing market share of the banks.
Archana Moon, Pranjali Gajbhiye, Monali Jariya, Deeba Khan, Amit Taksande
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Urinary tract infections (UTI) are the infection caused by microbes and women are especially prone to it than men due to anatomical reasons. Uropathogenic S.aureus have developed resistant to presently prescribed antibiotics viz., Trimethoprim and cotrimoxazole. S.aureus clinical isolates were utilized in this study.Antibacterial activity for selected phytochemicals was studied.Plasmid DNA isolation and PCR amplification of dfrAgene of DHFR S.aureus was done. In silico studies were performed to analyze the binding efficiencyof various phytochemicals and antibiotics on the DHFR protein of S.aureus.
Evan Christian, Murni Rachmawati, Bambang Soemardiono
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The purpose of this study is to explain the design process of Kawit carving into the identity of the North Kalimantan provincial library. The design process used is Divergence - Transformation - Convergence. Divergence is the process of collecting data relating to the design using the Literature searching method and Interview.
Nguyen Thi Kim Quyen, Huynh Van Hien, Nguyen Hoang Huy
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Unbalance income distribution among actors of value chain has been concerned in a recent year. This study was carried out to map the distribution channels, and to clarify cost-benefit distribution among nodes of value chain of swamp eel in An Giang province. A total 302 stakeholders who are involved in value chain were interviewed in dominant areas of swamp eel culture in An Giang province.
Chimi, Phurba Lhamo, Sonam Yangchen, Tshering Cheki
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Due to the presence of high temperature and humidity in the sub-tropical climate like Phuentsholing, residents are forced to use electro mechanical ventilation increasing the energy consumption by a building. Due to this cooling energy demand in buildings represent about 10% of the total energy consumed by the world. Phenomena such as global warming, population growth and longing for luxury living are the key reasons for an increase in energy demand. Particularly, due to the impact of global warming, many people have started to use mechanical system like HVAC for cooling spaces. However, these energy demands can be reduced by 5% to 6% by using natural ventilating mechanism. This paper investigates the impacts of the various type of natural ventilation in building and present the effectiveness of the balconies to induce natural ventilation in building employing Computational Fluid Dynamics.
Danang Sugeng Riyadi, Maria Veronica Roesminingsih, Suhanadji, Waspodo Tjipto Subroto
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This study aims to describe the improvement of students’ activities and learning outcomes of fourth grade students at Putat Gede State Elementary School, Surabaya. This research is a classroom action research which carried out in three cycles. The subjects in this study were fourth grade students of at Putat Gede Sate Elementary School, Surabaya, Academic Year 2018/2019 which consist of 24 students.
Thakur Prasad Sharma Wagle & Indu Kala Tripathi
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The impact of agriculture in developing countries like Nepal are in top priority, moreover agriculture is used to create employment and to increase the national income and per capita income. This research paper examines casual-relationship between Gross Domestic Product of agriculture and Economic Active Population with reference to Nepal. The data were drawn from Ministry of Finance and Central Beauro of Statistics from 1983/84 to 2016/17 in macro level. It estimates the output of production function where R-square 0.990 means that 99 percent Gross Domestic Product of agriculture explained on the basis of economic active population and expenditure in agriculture sector of Nepal. So that, this is highly significant among them. Similarly to estimate the growth rate, where one percent increase in economic active population age (15 to 59) years leads to 0.630 percent increase in gross domestic product of agriculture in Nepal. Overall result shows that there has been significant impact of GDP of agriculture on macroeconomic variables.
Ashish Tekwani and Kartik Tripathi
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This paper is directed towards a study into what factors affect the movements in the exchange value of the Indian Rupee against the US Dollar and use those factors to predict the future value of the same. A key determinant in international finance is foreign exchange rate and today’s hyper connected world has just made this variable all the more important. There are various factors in a macro-economic environment which affect the demand and supply of a currency and in return affect the exchange rate. This paper has considered data of 6 variables viz. Gross Domestic Product (GDP), Call money rate, Foreign Exchange reserves (FOREX), Current Account Deficit(CAD), Brent Crude oil price and Consumer Price Index for Industrial Workers (CPI-IW) for research purposes. a period of 58 quarters i.e. from 2004-2018. The study was done to make an attempt to formulate and establish a relationship between exchange rate and its variables and use predictive modelling to forecast the most accurate value of exchange rate in future.
Meshack Musyoki Mutungi, Prof. David Minja, Dr. Gladys G. Njoroge
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The Kenya Police Service as an organization has been undergoing through a process of transforming itself with a view to becoming a more reliable and accountable organization. This study aimed at understanding the role of change leadership towards the transformation of the Kenya Police service. Data was collected by administering questionnaires to the employees across all the ranks in the Kenya Police service based in the Police headquarters. A sample size of 308 was arrived at using proportional allocation through a stratified sampling method.
Dr.Suresh Naidu Boddu
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The Basel III regulations have suggested reducing mechanistic reliance on credit ratings given by external Credit Rating Agencies under Standardized approach (SA) to Credit Risk Management. The committee recommended the implementation of revised SA and Internal Ratings based Approach (IRB) approach from1 January 2022 to enhance the reliability in the calculation of risk-weighted assets (RWAs) and get better banks capital ratios. The Standardized approach used by Indian Banks for Credit risk may not be helping the Indian banks in controlling the rising NPAs leading to increasing provisions, reducing profitability and capital ratios of Indian Banks.
Tengku Ahmad Kamal bin Tengku Abdul Rahman, Nurfarahin Adawiah binti Mohd Jalani and Melor Md Yunus
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The impact of learning through the intergration of information and technology (ICT) has brought a big impact towards the teaching and learning (T&L) processess. This is in line with the growth of the Fourth Industrial Revolution era in which most educators need to move ahead in ensuring the way of learning English should be fun and enjoyable.
Dr Cross Ogohi Daniel
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This paper strived to explore the roles Green Marketing has on SMEs, taking into consideration the influences of marketing mix, sustainability and how they impact on SMEs. The specific objectives of the paper were to assess the roles of Green marketing benefits on SMEs and also to create customer awareness towards making purchasing decisions that would be beneficial for all stakeholders involved.
Nwe Nwe Khaing
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Nests, eggs, clutch size, incubation and reproductive success of Lonchura panctulala (Scaly-breasted Munia) were observed from August 2017 to July 2018 at Sagaing University of Education Campus. Among the total of 57 nests, 41 nests (71.93%) were recorded as successful, 16 nests (28.07%) were observed as failure during the breeding season. Thirty five nests were found in Khayay trees (Mimuscops elengi), Ten nests were recorded in Saugainvillea spectabilis (Sekku - pan) Shrub, eight nests were observed in Cycas sp (monding). Small tree, Two nests were conducted in Pterocarpus macrocarpus (Paduk tree) Rose wood and Two nests were also recorded in Casuarina equisetifolia (Pinle kabwe). Among the total of 57 nests, 202 eggs and 105 hatchlings were observed during the breeding season.
Yu-Ting Huang, Li-Chiun Lee, Ming-Cheng Shih, Wei-Ting Huang
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Isotherm models are generally implemented to define characterize an adsorption process. Throughout the earlier studies associated with adsorption process, less attention has been paid to choice of linearization methods through the analysis by using Excel spreadsheet.
Amena Allouch, Lyn Jaber, Rim Nasser
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This paper shows how to prepare a solution containing high concentration of calcium ions and manipulate it to be appropriate for human health. This study shows how to obtain high concentration level of calcium ions from egg shells and lemon juice. The result was Cm= 160mg/l of calcium ions in drinking water while Cm= 240 mg/l of calcium ions in a solution containing distilled water, calcinated eggshells and lemon juice.
Pratik Goyal, Sumedha Fegade, Damini Dabhilkar, Dr. Sharmila Petkar
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As we know any system when comes to existence has some limitations and faults. We are proposing to develop a E-training system which will train the user about the faults of a car engine and guide him/her about the necessary steps required to overcome the corresponding fault. Parameters like poor lubrication, Dirty oil, Spark knock, poor compression, coolant loss, clogged radiator and worn spark plug are known as engine faults. The simulator is developed using LabVIEW which will consist of different panels viz. the Main panel, About faults panel, Normal conditions panel, Guide panels, Fault simulator panel and Trainer kit panel. A trainer kit for fault diagnosis in implemented using switches and indicators which will guide the user about the necessary steps required to be performed to overcome the corresponding fault.
Hasfiyah binti Assan, Nurnadirah binti Khairul Annuar Asya’ari, Melor Md Yunus
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The first LINUS screening of reading has shown that the year 1 pupils at a rural school were struggling in grasping the basic literacy skills in reading,letter recognition. The purpose of this action research was to investigate the phonic game intervention in improving the letters recognition skill.This action research focused on 9 pupils of seven years old of the native tribe (Iban) of a school in rural area of Kapit. The data were collected with the use of pre and post-test.
Yasir Musa Mahadi, Mawahib Ahmd Elsiddig , Abdelghani Ismail Omer, Salah Eltom Alamin,Nayla E Haroun, Ekhlas Husien Mohamed, Amani Hamed Eltayeb, Yasin Mohamed Ibraheem
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The study was carried out at the field dodder during season 2017 - 2018 in Khartoum and Gezira states to determine its all host of Cuscuta spp distributed in the two states using Global Positioning System (GPS) in the survey. The survey covered several areas in two states. The results showed that dodder species founded parasitizing in the North, East and West Khartoum state. The results revealed that the dodder have different host plants and new host (Damas Conocarpus erectus).
M. A. Mungadi A.A. Haliru S. Abdulrahman and M. S. Magami
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In this paper we provide another method of constructions of direct product of B-algebra using a class of AUNU Permutation Pattern, were we used cycles of AUNU permutation pattern for the construction of direct product of B-algebra which yield some result, the pattern was also applied in graph theory.
Kalyani Anil Mate, Prof. A. C. Wani
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In this paper we are going to develop of a new energy efficient communication scheme for wireless sensor network (WSN) which is based on the gray code technique. Gray code technique simultaneously saves energy at both the transmitter as well as receiver because time required for the transmission of is minimum. Wireless sensor networks typically require low cost devices and low power operations. We propose a new energy efficient communication scheme for wireless sensor networks that is based on the ternary number system encoding of data.0 and 1 bit values are known as energy based transmission scheme. In wireless sensor network it is very difficult to charge or replace the usable batteries. So, to maximize node or network life span is very important. Thus energy efficient communication is main objective of WSN. This energy efficient communication technique can be used in many sectors such as remote healthcare, wireless sensor network for agricultures, industrial process
Tonjam Gunendra Singh, Kuldeep Thingbaijam, Basanta Nameirakpam
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Finite impulse response (FIR) filtering is a ubiquitous operation in digital signal processing systems and is generally implemented in full custom circuits due to high-speed and low-power design requirements. The complexity of an FIR filter is dominated by the multiplication of a large number of filter coefficients by the filter input or its time-shifted versions. Over the years, many high-level synthesis algorithms and filter architectures have been introduced in order to design FIR filters efficiently. The aim of this article is to discuss about constant multiplication, its types and the existing constant multiplication techniques.
Mycline UMUHOZA, Somila KAKSHAPATI, Zineb Guendouz, Bruce MUGISHA
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PET Plastic containers are the most used way of packaging beverages and other liquids in Kigali due to they are inexpensive, lightweight, strong, durable, corrosion-resistant materials, with high thermal and electrical insulation properties, their diversity of polymers and the versatility of their properties results in many societal benefits. However, their current ways of usage and disposal in Kigali are not sustainable.
Smruti Sudha Pattnaik ,S.K Giri,J.Parija,B.L Nayak,P.Devi ,K.Goutam, J.J Mohapatra,A.K Padhi,M.R Mohapatra
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A 30 yrs female presented to opd with a mass abdomen. Fnac of the the mass showed pappilary-adenocarcinoma. she had undergone b/l excision of the mass. which was a broad ligament mass, revealed on laparotomy.HPS and IHC revealed to be malignant high grade mixed sex cord stromal tumor (granulosa and fibroma type).
Man Bahadur Jora
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This article is an overview of English Language Teaching in Nepal. It tries to explore the situational aspect of teaching and learning language. In the beginning, it has looked into historical aspect under the introductory part. Then it discusses the paradigm shift in teacher education in Nepal. Similarly, major global ELT trends are dealt within it. ELT paradigm shift in Nepal is also discussed. Generally, this article deals with paradigm shift in ELT in Nepal linking with major global ELT trends. Changes in ELT in Nepal such as teaching styles, materials, sources of learning and linking the teaching learning of English with ICT have been revealed in this article. Finally, this article concludes the ELT Paradigm shift in Nepal.
M. A. Mungadi A.A. Haliru S. Abdulrahman and M. S. Magami
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Application of some algebraic properties of B-Algebra in AUNU Permutation Patterns was developed. Then the cycles AUNU Group were applied to form a table that satisfied some properties of B-algebra and some relevant theorem that will back our constructions was proposed. We also applied B-algebra in graph theory were we obtained a directed graph its adjency matrix .
M. Laisin
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The bishop polynomial on a board rotated in an angle of 〖45〗^o is considered a special case of the rook polynomial. Rook polynomials are a powerful tool in the theory of restricted permutations. It is known that the rook polynomial of any board can be computed recursively, using a cell decomposition technique of Riordan. This independent study examines counting problems of non-attacking bishop placements in the game of chess and its movements in the direction of θ=〖45 〗^o to capture pieces in the same direction as the bishop with restricted positions. In this investigation, we developed the total number of ways to arrange n bishops among m positions (m≥n) and also constructed the general formula of a generating function for bishop polynomial that decomposes into n disjoint sub-boards B_1,B_2,…B_n by using an m×n array board. Furthermore, we applied it to combinatorial problems which involve permutation with forbidden positions to construct bishop polynomials in a combinatorial way.
Adel Jdedo
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One of the most important aspects in modern societies which was suffering from insufficiency in the traditional administration considered as E-administration or E-management. The e-administration is modern alternative that keep pace with recent developments which work to provide assistance to costumers in different sectors, meet their management demands and seeks to achieve their satisfaction in getting higher and easier capabilities to manage their life affairs
Eva AihuliadanLennyChristinaNawangsari
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This objective of this research is to examine the influence of competency, motivation and compensation to the performance in the PT. XYZ Ciputat Timur. The research is causality using survey approach. Data was collected by distributing questionnaires to all employee servants who employee performance in the PT. XYZ as 40 people. Methods of data analysis using descriptive statistical analysis, classic assumption testing, validity and reliability testing and hypothesis testing by multiple regression analysis techniques were processed using by SPSS for Windows programs. Based on the results of testing the coefficient of determination resulted in adjusted R-Square of 0,839 or 83,9 %, demonstrating the influence of variable competency, motivation, compensation and work environment to the employee performance, where as 16,1 % are affected by other factors not examined in this research variables or other factors that have not been studied in this study such as work culture, incentives, leadership style, etc. These results showed that: (1) Simultaneously, competency, motivation and compensation to the performance have a effect to the performance in thePT. XYZ; and (2) Partially, competency, motivation and compensation to the performance have a effect to the performance in the PT. XYZ.
Rinda Ariasta, Badia Perizade, Zunaidah
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This study aims to determine the influence of work stress and job satisfaction on the organizational commitment of Palembang A Rivai Branch of PT Bank Rakyat Indonesia Tbk. In this study, data were collected by questionnaires. The number of samples in this study amounted to 100 respondent with purposive sampling. Hypothesis testing in this study was done with multiple linear regression analysis method.
Revathy SJ, Anusree.L, Sethuparvathy S, Lenin Babu S
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One among the main reason for water not soaking into the soil is the construction of impervious surfaces. A simple solution to this problem is the construction of pervious surfaces. Pervious concrete are special type of concrete with high porosity. In this paper, we mainly tested the strength of conventional and pervious concrete with same volume , same water cement ratio and aggregrate cement ratio
Simon Kyei
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Women empowerment has been an issue for discussion all over the world. One of the major means of empowering women throughout the world is by the use of programmes and projects. This study is designed to ascertain whether or not the available women empowerment programme in Ghana really empower women to challenge the gender inequality status quo and, to explore an alternative direction to improve on women empowerment programme. Thus, the study attempts to assess the efforts made by two of such programmes – Livelihood Empowerment against Poverty (LEAP), a Government intervention and, Care International project for women empowerment, an non-governmental intervention.
Aliyu Bello Mohammed
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Vital registration or registration of vital events is one of the three major sources of demographic data in Nigeria. The other two are the population census and sample survey. The former is judged to be an indispensable source of demographic data because, it provide information on vital statistics and population trends between two census periods. The study adopted a cross sectional survey design and applied multi stage sampling techniques to sample 230 respondents from the general public in the study area.
Adigun A.O. and Adigun K.A
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The study looks at the availability of basic amenities in Nigeria higher institutions of learning and the implication on students’ attitudes and academic performances. Primary data were collected and the data collected from the respondents was analyzed using chi-square test, exploratory data analysis and Pearsons chi-squared test. The result of the findings revealed that electricity, transportation, water supply, Information and Communication Technology, and lecture theatres have significant influence on the performance of students in Universities in Nigeria
Adetunji O.A, Adetunji D.A, Omodehin O.A, Abayomi R.E
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Phosphocompost was prepared with the mixture of different organic materials to give four compost types: RB+PM+BM+GL, SD+PM+BM+GL, RB+PM+GL and SD+PM+GL. Where RB = Rice bran, SD = Sawdust, BM = Bone meal (Fortifying agent) and GL = Glyricidia sepium. The nitrogen and carbon sources were combined in the ratio 3:1 and moisture content is maintained. On a daily basis, the ambient and pile temperature was taken, fortnightly; samples were picked from each pile and were taken to the laboratory to check pH and electrical conductivity.
Uche Emmanuel
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This work had its main thrust as unraveling the existing relationship between unemployment and inflation rates in Nigeria. This was premised on the fact that inflation and unemployment are among the macroeconomic challenges faced by every economy, and as such is the case, it becomes sacrosanct that every country must strive to manage the dynamics between the two variables to ensure stability in the macroeeconomy. Based on the postulate of Philip’s curve, it is expected that a trade-off exists between inflation rate and unemployment rate as countries should choose either low rate of inflation with high unemployment rate or high rate of inflation with low unemployment rate.
Dr. Mayuri Chaturvedi, Shaik Muntaz
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Performance Appraisal is a systematic, general and periodic process that assesses an individual’s performance and productivity in relation to certain pre-established criteria and organizational objectives. Performance Appraisal indicates the level of desired performance, level of actual performance and the gap between two. This system can be implemented through personal attention, feedback, career path, employee accountability, person’s level of achieving goals and reaching the targets. This paper looks at the comparative analysis between private sector employees and MBA aspirants on performance appraisal system.
A.C.Nwokocha, N.O. Patrick, I.J. Ekwerekwu, A.O. Omodewu, S.M. Lemuel
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For fecundity assessment, the Morphometric measurement of fish samples were determined and recorded, fish were dissected to determine the sexes while eggs were collected, weighed and preserved in specimen bottles using 5% formalin prior to estimation. Biologically Viable parameters were equally examined such as; Gonadosomatic Index (GSI), condition factor (K), fecundity and water parameters. A total of 67 samples were collected with total length ranging from 13.5cm – 46.9cm and weight ranged between 70g -1800g. Overall sex ratio for male and female was 2:1 and chi square showed no significant difference in the ratio of males to females. (p<0.05) Positive correlation exists between the following; fecundity and length (r = 0.97).
Kaled H. Jawan
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Libya lived a considerable period of recession, the economy nearly the last forty years has this period old Libya was suffering from poverty and hunger and were dependent adopt entirely on agriculture and animal husbandry , and this was before the discovery of oil a year before 1951, and then oil was discovered in Libya and began to export almost 1958 and Libya began in drawing three development plans, short-term and medium-term and long-term work on the development of individuals and their development and the provision of building good infrastructure , but this did not continue because of the power struggle has changed the system of government from a monarchy to a revolutionary system of military ruled the country for forty years and the direction of this military system to the application of the economic system Communist rule if the state is of finance fundamentals living members of the community worked to provide all dues basic life only from clothing, and housing , but this policy does not tend never to markets and encourage investment and did not even work on the teaching of students in universities
Juana C. Rivera
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Cognizant of the crucial reality on employee turnover, this research paper delved into the trends and perspectives of the 31 participants who underwent the exit interview. Primarily, it looked into the proportion of the participants in terms of personal profile and information about resignation; the things they considered as “greatest satisfaction” and “greatest problem” they encountered in the organization, and their recommendations on how to lessen employee turnover and how to improve university best practices.
Dr. Jyoti Kaushik, Prof. Rakesh Sharma
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Tundikeri is one of the common prevalent diseases in paediatric age group. It is defined as a swelling at the base of Hanusandhi (tempero-mandibular joint) resembling one Vanakarpasa phala (cotton fruit). Tundikeri can be correlated with tonsillitis as both the terminologies have similar features like Pain and Burning sensation in throat (Ruk, Daha), suppurative inflammation (Prapaka), Enlarged tonsils (Shopha) etc. We are discussing here a case report of a 7 year old male child having history of Tundikeri (tonsillitis) for last 1 year. He came to us with complaint of Kasa (Cough), Jwara (Fever), Kanthavedana (Pain in throat) Kanthadaha (Burning sensation in throat) Aruchi (Loss of appetite) since last 3 days. Generally he got relief from modern medicines, but this time symptoms reoccur after one month. He was treated with Ayurvedic medicines which gave effective results from the third day of treatment.
OLA, Taiwo Adebanke, LATEEF, Kehinde Oladele
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Introduction: Improvement of maternal healthcare of pregnant women at the grassroots level has necessitated the need to access and utilize primary health care (PHC) facilities. In spite of the benefits that are accrued to accessibility and utilization of such facilities, exploratory survey has revealed persistent underutilization of the facilities. Previous studies mainly focused on demographic, economic and some social factors, with little concentration on illiteracy, societal inspiration and cultural belief, particularly among pregnant women. This study therefore, examined influence of socio-cultural related factors on utilization of PHC facilities among pregnant women in Iwo Local Government Area (LGA), Osun State, Nigeria.
Muhammad Faruq-uz-Zaman
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Territorial disputes in the South China Sea have long been one of the most critical and complex issues of security between south-east Asian states and China. The competition for maritime rights has emerged as the most important security issue in the east Asia.
Jumiaty Nurung, Rakhmat, Sulaeman Asang, Hamsinah
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This research was conducted to determine the effect of leadership and motivation of public service for job satisfaction ASN Bantaeng district. Basically, job satisfaction is an individual thing and depends on ones perception of what he feels about work. Further explained that the job satisfaction theory tries to reveal what makes some people more satisfied with their work than some
LUO Guicheng
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Corruption Perceptions Index, Corruption Ratio, Corruption Age are focused in the research. The theory of Optimum Corruption Scale is also involved. There are three methods to calculate Corruption Ratio, (1) the ratio of corrupted officials against all public servants related, (2)the ratio between the economic loss and the total income, (3) the ratio between the time loss and the total time.
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