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W.K.D. Jayamini, K.G.H.D. Weerasinghe
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This research was carried out to compare the applicability of machine learning techniques in a way to support decision making in Thyroid disease diagnosis. In this research work, two types of machine learning algorithms; Multilayer perceptron Neural Network with Back-propagation and Random Forest were used, and a comparison of their performance was done to identify the most suitable machine learning algorithm which can be used to assist the diagnostic process of Thyroid diseases. Each of the models developed under the two machine learning techniques were trained and tested using two thyroid datasets from the UCI machine learning repository. The performance of the models was evaluated using the performance measures, Accuracy (%), Mean Absolute Error, Root Mean Squared Error, True Positive rate, False Positive rate, Precision and Recall.
Rohit Vikas Akole
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Purpose: This paper shows the working of Supply Chain Management. Also, it gives the processes which happens in the supply chain industry.
K. Jayantha; RG.Ariyawansa; U. Anura Kumara
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Modern humans in the world suffer from the inability to fulfill their needs and wants. To overcome this suffering, scholars present a solution: sustainability. The human sufferers engage in recreational activities because they expect a temporary escape from misery. One such place for such activities is the park; even though the scholars debate on the definitions of concepts such as park and sustainability. This debate motivated the authors of this paper to find a succinct method to conceptualize the sustainable park. The authors conduct eight studies prior to this paper from different points of views to provide a succinct conceptualization on the sustainable park. We used qualitative method and the grounded theory throughout the whole study based on the nature of our objectives. We fulfilled number of objectives within this study and previous studies such as proposing a definition for definition, creating a mechanism to measure the power of definition, and deriving the root definition of sustainability.
Mohd Harridon, Muhamad Nurazmi Abas, Mohd Abdul Karim, Abdul Qaiyum Alidin, Muhammad Asyraf Mohd Niza
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The Space Industry is a complex industry with various resources, processes, regulations, and other entities that merged and integrated to produce the end product. It’s imperative to have a framework to manage all of the mentioned above in order to reduce wastage and gained the desired output within an optimum time frame. In this paper we had developed a conceptual framework pertaining to project management that could be utilized in space related projects.
Ranasinghe GSP, Panapitiya PWC, Samarage SM
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Supply Chain Management is a process which creates a product or a service from raw materials to a final product that is consumed. It is a life cycle processes involving physical goods, information, and financial flows occurs both in forward and backward directions with the objective to satisfy end consumer requisites with goods and services from diverse, connected suppliers. Drugs are an essential component for running the health care institutions at National and Provincial levels, therefore effective Drug Supply Chain Management is vital in the health sector.
Feybe Brigite Imbar, Avi Wulandari
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Amid economic uncertainty due to the Covid-19 pandemic, the Indonesian economy supports the Micro, Small, and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs). The Small and Medium Enterprises sector can move as the foundation of the national economy. The growing business sector creates tax obligations for these business actors. In mid-2013, the Government issued Government Regulation No. 46 of 2013 concerning Income Tax on Income from Businesses Received or Earned by Taxpayers with Certain Gross Turnover.
Tuan Badlishah Tuan Jusoh, Harizal Hamid, Muhidin Arifin, M. Hakimi, Zuraida.K
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Feed is the most expensive input for poultry production, and the availability of low-cost, high-quality feeds is critical for the poultry industry’s expansion. Energy sources, supplemented by plant protein sources and animal protein sources, make up the majority of poultry diets. Maize is the most widely used energy source around the world, and soybean meal is a popular plant protein source.
E M V O Ekanayake, L A Pavithra Madhuwanthi
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This study intends to explore the issues prevailing in the vocational training programs conducted for female prison inmates in Sri Lanka. This is a qualitative case study based on the vocational training programs conduct in two prisons in Sri Lanka. The study used semi-structured in-depth interviews which were conducted over the telephone with trainers who were engaged in providing vocational training programs for the female inmates in the two chosen prisons.
Sanobar khan, Sanovar, Suneel Kumar , Mr Hitesh Kumar
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It is indispensable that credit card organizations can recognize deceitful transactions with the goal that client is not charge for things which they didnt buy. these issues can be handled with data Science and thier significance, alongside machine/soft learning, couldnt be more important. This venture expects to delineate the demonstrating of data sets utilizing machine/soft learning with Credit cards fraud/scam Identification. The Credit Cards fraud/scam detection Issue incorporates displaying previous credit cards exchanges with information of the ones that ended up being misrepresentation. That model is then used for perceive whether another transaction is deceitful or not. Our goal is to recognize 100% of deceitful transactions and limiting the wrong fraud/scam classification. Credit cards fraud/scam Identification is a average example in grouping. here In this cycle, we had centered on dissecting, pre-preparing datas set collections just lie the sending of numerous inconsistency detection or identification numerous algorithm, for example, Random forest algorithm, KNN algorithm and
Zulu Bernard, Flory Kilingo and Prof. Chen Hongbin
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Freshwater shortage and pollution-induced by human activities have become a global concern. Water resources pollution particularly by the brewing industries is a major concern due to production of large volume of wastewater resulting from large volume of water used in the production processes of beer. African countries consume much volume of water higher than the accepted international benchmark of 6.5 hectoliter water/hectoliter beer production. Observed about 60% of freshwater used in Zambian breweries in the brewing of beer and finishing operations.
Penelope Kayitesi, Hakizimana Khan Jean De DieuPenelope Kayitesi, Hakizimana Khan Jean De Dieu
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The study was to investigated the influence of procurements strategies on public projects implementation in Rwanda especially village road construction projects in Kicukiro district, Rwanda. A descriptive research design was adopted using both qualitative and quantitative approaches. The target population was 367. With a sample of the size n=79. The researcher used questionnaires and interviews. The researcher used Data analysis using statistical package for social sciences. Results revealed that the regression analysis R2 was 0.884 indicating that procurement strategies are important to enhance, promote village roads construction projects implementation and raise the transport service delivery in Kicukiro.
Hitesh Mangtani, Antriksh Jaiswal
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In order to claim the top spot in the business aspects of Sports, advertising has become the need of the hour. Social media platforms like Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, YouTube and many more have capitalized on the fact of this ‘need of the hour’ concept allowing governing bodies of sports and National Sports Federations (NSFs) to generate a significant amount of revenue by having a considerable base of fans, followers, enthusiasts and viewers - also termed as ‘digital eye-balls’ in the world of broadcasting and media promotions.
Rana AL-Asbahi
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The release of social networks in digital media has verified many benefits in our daily life, but the user privacy breach accompanies this intensification in popularity. Various methods has been used for publishing the social network data, the privacy preservation of the individuals in the data published has become a significant concern. Several works in relational data showed that the degree of privacy preservation does not depend on the size of the equivalence classes on quasi identifier attributes; it is determined by the number and distribution of distinct sensitive values associated with each equivalence class.
Prof. Jonalee Bajpai, Phd., Govind Kapoor, Sanskriti Tulsyan
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Functional clothing refers to a genre of clothing that is developed to meet very specific and niche requirements of the end user. It is a result of interference of multiple domains of product development, such as technical textiles and other construction technologies. There are four basic requirements of any functional clothing namely physiological, biochemical, ergonomic and psychological. This paper focuses on the requirement-based classification of sportswear properties and how they have been used to improve the performance of the sportsperson.
Jacqueline Siwale; Dr. Chrine Hapompwe; Dr. Crispin Kukano; & Febby Latoya Mwiikisa
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The purpose of the study was to explore management of work life balance and employee performance in the banking sector with special reference to AB Bank branches in Lusaka-Zambia. The study used a mixed method design employing both qualitative and quantitative methods. With a target population of 500 and the sample size of 222 members of staff using Israel Yamane’s sampling formula.
Jacqueline Siwale; Dr. Chrine Hapompwe; Dr. Crispin Kukano, Nelson C.Kabanda & Newton Phiri
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The purpose of the ѕtudy was to analyse the impact of financial illiteracy on ЅMEѕ’business ѕucceѕѕ in Lusaka’s Central Business District. The study used a quantitative paradigm with a self-administered questionnaire being the main data collection instrument in which a cross section of SMEs, namely: Hardware Hair Dreѕѕing / barbershops; Computer Service/Buѕineѕѕ Centre; Supermarkets; Reѕtaurantѕ/Barѕ; Photo Studios; Health Service; Boutique/Fashion Stores; Electronic/Electrical Stores; and Butcheries, constituted the target population.
Hayat ullah, Rose Patsy Tibok, Dr. Jane Wong Kon Ling
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The Government of Pakistan closed all the educational institutions on March 14, 2020 due to the spread of the pandemic Covid-19. The imposition of control movement and closure of institutes was implemented at the time when the secondary school students in district Mardan were appearing for their annual examination 2020. The increase of COVID cases across the country extended the closure of the educational institutions for the academic year 2020 and all the students were promoted to the next grade without examination which was another impact of COVID on students’ English language performance.
Wasantha Subasinghe, Chithramala Dissanayake
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This paper discusses about the family background and socialization barriers of female commercial sex workers. There has been an increase in the number of street prostitutes over the past twenty years. The worst consequence is a loss of social respect and protection for women. A survey of 15 semi-structured interviews was conducted with respondents; obtained from the targeted sampling system for non-random sampling. There is a new trend with drug using and prostitution as well as low education level and prostitution.
Eng. Basma S. Hiyari, Phar. Rawan S. Hiyari, Eng. Arar S. Alkhader, Eng. Mohamed F. Ababeneh
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Polymers are macromolecules with a wide range of structures, characteristics, and composition. They can be used in a variety of domains, including biophysics, medicine, and electronics. Biomedical polymers stand out among these polymers because of their low toxicity in vivo, ease of processing and sterilization, longer shelf life, small weight, as well as unique characteristics suitable for different appliances. This work investigates the different concentrations of biomedical polymers in the area of medicine.
Judith Mutoni, Hakizimana Jean de Dieu Khan
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Renewable energy in the past has been considered a costly venture and not until recently has the idea of exploiting natural resources been fully embraced. This has become a staple for most developing countries that are depending mostly on solar energy for electrification of rural areas. Rwanda is not an exception in this case and with this in mind the government in partnership with Gigawatt global embarked on a project to build the first-ever solar park of its size in the region (Gigawatt solar power plant) to further boost the energy sector. The study examined the various factors that influence renewable energy projects sustainability.
Pavithra Harshani Warnakulasooriya, Mahendra Arnold
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Background: Coronavirus disease-2019 (COVID-19) is a public health problem where the worlds 3.3 billion global workforces are at risk of losing their livelihoods. The present study sought to determine the knowledge, and practices of community health care workers (HCWs) toward COVID-19 in the Regional Director of Health Services in Galle District, Sri Lanka.
N.S Kamath, K.R Nayak
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This article voices the woes from the resident physicians and resident doctors from a COVID19 pandemic struck country, the uncertainties faced by them and doubts regarding future endeavors yet to be faced as a challenge.
Amadi, Anthony Ndubuisi; Ololo, Emmanuel Chimezie
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This work is on design and implementation of a software system for students’ projects (dissertation) allocation system. It will be used to enable final year students of Imo State Polytechnic Umuagwo apply for projects and upload completed project. Model View Controller (MVC) methodology was used in the in designing the system. The database used is MySQL, while implementation was done with PHP.
Roberto P. Briones
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This paper introduces a procedure to apply Laplace transform theory in solving a class of Sturm – Liouville boundary – value problems, namely those having polynomial coefficients. The method demonstrates that not only can Laplace transforms solve differential equations satisfying only initial-value conditions, but can also be adaptable to solving boundary – value problems. In the end, the application of inverse Laplace transforms to the problem introduces the reader to a novel approach in the analysis and solution of a specific class of Sturm – Liouville boundary problems.
Prem Prakash Dayal, M Rajkumar
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Coordination is an important facet of agile software development and is widely used by self-organizing agile teams. While agile manifesto emphasizes face-to-face conversation in co-located setup however post the Covid-19 pandemic, IT companies have adopted remote working as new normal and agile teams have become fully remote agile teams from co-located and distributed agile teams. The current study builds a conceptual model around coordination effectiveness by examining challenges such as work from home interference, procrastination, and ineffective communication among team members working in fully remote agile software development teams.
Shunji Furukuma
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In the Anthropocene, the occurrence of ‘new plastic formations’ is being reported at locations around the globe, but there have been few reports from coasts along the Asian side of the Pacific Ocean. In this study, the cases of ‘new plastic formations’, consisting mainly of ‘pyroplastics’, which are drifted on the northwestern coast of Japan’s Seto Inland Sea, were described. In Japan, the problem of harmful substances caused by ‘hamayaki’ (burning of drifted coastal debris at the shore) has been studied from an early stage as the problem of coastal marine plastic pollution. In addition, in the Japan Sea and Yellow Sea, drifting marine litter created via combustion has been studied, and potential amounts of ‘pyroplastic’ were suggested. ‘Pyroplastics’ has been identified as the source of microplastics due to those vulnerabilities, and easy degradation into smaller particles was verified in the ‘pyroplastic’ collected.
Sasiphan Nitayaprapha
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Emergence of crypto currencies has developed technological revolution in global financial markets. What factors determine crypto valuation have an important effect on business and investment. The paper outlines the ongoing research on the interactions between social media and bitcoin value in Thai crypto market. The research model is constructed to examine the dynamic interactions between social media and bitcoin value. The data mining technique using in this research is vector error correction models. The expected results will show how bullish forum posts affect future bitcoin values, who has more effects on bitcoin – silent majority or vocal minority. Research findings will reveal whether social media sentiment is important in determining bitcoin’s value. This research provides new insights into Thai digital currency market as well as the economic impact of social media.
Aneke N.A.G1, Egbuna S.O, Ejikeugwu N. L and Omotiomo M
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In the study, the untreated and potassium chlorate, (KClO3) treated micro sized Date Palm Petiole Fiber, (DPPF) were used to produce natural fiber/HDPE composites by injection molding machine. DPPF was characterized to determine their chemical compositions in terms of cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin. Central Composite Design (CCD) tool of RSM was applied for optimization processes. Analyses of the results showed that cellulose content is, hemicelluloses and lignin. Chemical treatment of the fibers modified and enhanced properties of the fibers.
Joseph Parker, Valentina Osei-Himah
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The purpose of the study was to explore the perceptions of teacher trainees on the use of educational games in teaching and learning of classification of living organisms. The study adopted the quantitative approach. Inferential statistics was used to report the results of the study. Frequency counts and percentages were used to report the teacher trainees’ perceptions about the impact of game-based learning approach in the teaching and learning of classification of living organisms. The study was carried out in Enchi College of Education in the Aowin Municipality in the Western North Region of Ghana. Stratified, simple random and systematic sampling techniques were used to select 80 respondents for the study. This was made up of 30 level 300, 30 level 200 and 20 level 100 students respectively. Thus 30 level 300, 30 level 200 and 20 level 100 participants were subjected to game-based learning approach as a group.
Dr. Chrine Hapompwe, Caroline Simushi, Kiru Sichoongwe
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This study assessed the impact of Covid – 19 on Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) in George and Furngroove townships of Lusaka. The study objectives were to establish the business challenges that Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs) are facing; to ascertain the impact of Covid-19 pandemic on the Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs), and to determine the level of relief provided by government to SMEs to mitigate the impact of the pandemic. The study collected both qualitative and quantitative data in two townships (George and Furngrove) in Lusaka. Fifty (50) and Forty-eight (48) SMEs were sampled (out of the 2018 4,500 list of registered SMEs in Lusaka) from George and Furngroove townships respectively using convenience and purposive sampling techniques. Data was collected using questionnaires and interview guides. The total questionnaires distributed were 98.
Mohd Faudzi Zahari, Noraini Zulkifli
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As a maritime nation, Malaysia has developed its own maritime capabilities in order to safeguard its national interest over the sea especially in Exclusive economic zone (EEZ). Any activity that could threaten the strength of the economy can be regarded as betray national interests and actions must be taken to prevent it vociferously. South China Sea (SCS) is increasingly important not only in terms of defence strategy even in economic development of the country. It is used by the warships and merchant ships.
Irvina Rahmah, Izaak Zoelkarnain, Achmad RofiI, Syamsul Arifin, Bahrul Ilmi
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Background: Human resources have a very important role in an organization. The role of human resources in an organization is very important because the quality of high human resources is generally followed by high performance. Performance is the foundation for achieving the goals of an organization. Of the human resources in the hospital, the one who mainly has a big role is nurses, this is because the nursing profession has a relatively large proportion, which is almost more than 50% of all human resources in the hospital. of a number of nurses in the nursing room, only 25% have attended basic training in inpatient nursing care, besides nurses who have PPGD certification only 5% of the nurses assigned to the treatment room.
Nana Akua Agyeman, Benard Korankye, Lens Opoku Brobbey
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Several perceptual factors contribute to the desire and ability to set up a new venture or become an entrepreneur. Cognizance of that, this paper posits to ascertain the impact of self-efficacy and fear of failure on the entrepreneurial intention of international students in China. Relying on a quantitative and cross-sectional research design, an open and close-ended questionnaire was used to collate data from students in Jiangsu University and Jiangsu University of Science and Technology through a simple random sampling approach. The Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS version 26) was used to process data into tables to help the researcher undertake a descriptive, correlation, and multiple regression analysis.
Caroline Grace Wanjiku, Patricia Chepwogen Chepkwony
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The study focused on the informal micro retail sector in Nairobi researching on the enterprises in the Smart Duka project run by a Non-Governmental Organization and investigating the use of group participation and its effect on the financial performance of these enterprises which are located in the informal settlements of Nairobi. Prior studies have focused more on areas outside the informal sectors of Nairobi and have had limited focus on the effect of group participation on financial performance of enterprises which the current study sought to address. The financial performance and business factors of the enterprises that joined groups (treated group) were compared to financial performance and business factors of the enterprises that did not join groups (control group) in the project.
M.M.R.M.Neththipola Dissanayake
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This paper endeavors to critically evaluate the legal provisions which available to protect the interest of the Domestic Workers in Sri Lanka in the light of international instruments and it attempts to reaffirm the inadequacy of the existing legal system for domestic workers. It investigates whether and in to what extent the existing legal provisions are able to protect the interest of the Domestic Workers and in which areas in the Sri Lankan legal framework needs to be reformed in order to bring Sri Lankan law in line with the international legal standards and in to what extent. Also, this study attempts to identify the new areas to develop an effective legal regime for the domestic workers to avoid the existing barriers and match with the international standards.
Abdulmtalb Hussen, Abdelbaset Zeyani
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The classical Fejer-Riesz Theorem has many applications in various mathematical fields. This survey paper presents this theorem in several versions: 1) with operatorvalued functions as coefficients, 2) in 2 2 matrix form, and 3) in the multivariate case. The main ideas of the proofs are sketched.
Vindya Kumarapeli, Chithramali Hasanthika Rodrigo
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Training is an essential component of the Human Resource Management. In service trainings should be based on information gathered through a Training Needs Assessment (TNA). A TNA for health staff employed at points of entry (POE) to Sri Lanka was a timely requirement.
Bambang Winardi, Enda Wista Sinuraya, Erlin Dolphina, Yuli Christyono, Denis, Tejo Sukmadi, Sudjadi, Ajub Ajulian Z.M, Yosua Alvin Adi Soetrisno, Sumardi, Susatyo Handoko
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In the operation of the electric power system, a good quality and level of reliability is needed, one of which is that the voltage that reaches the customer does not experience a voltage drop below the standardization from PLN. The voltage drop regulation according to SPLN No.72 of 1987 is the voltage drop on the Medium Voltage Network is a maximum of 5%, the voltage drop on the transformer is a maximum of 3%, the voltage drop on the Low Voltage Network is a maximum of 4%, and the voltage drop on the service line is a maximum of 1%.
Anto, Moina
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This research is aimed to evaluate tax planning on value added taxes (VAT). Taxes have been the biggest contributor and revenue of a nation income which will be utilized to pay for the nation’s needs and control the wheels of its economy and growth. In tax planning, corporations can stipulate tax planning on Value Added Tax (VAT). Value Added Tax (VAT) is the tax which is imposed on value increment on goods and/or services from producers to consumers.
H. K. G. S. Ranasinghe
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It is unspoken that insufficient investigation studies have been shown in the Sri Lanka on recognize the association between monetary and women entrepreneurs venture performance while Colombo Mid City is not well thought out in any of these. The main issue of the study is to examine if there is any association between Monetary Organizations and Venture Performance of Women Entrepreneurs in Colombo mid-City, Sri Lanka through this study. With the inadequate finances and the complicated process of formal monetary organizations as well as the inability to disrupt the slabs to elevate the women entrepreneur’s venture performances, it is clear that women entrepreneurs come across numerous problems.
Doirangsi Kri, Tangkheso Tamai
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The researcher wants to find out the difference in the attitude of language teachers in relation to gender and social group towards the dyslexia students in Lohit District. The method used for this particular study was descriptive survey method. The 32 samples were collected through simple random sampling procedure from the Govt. Secondary Schools and Government Senior Secondary Schools in the Lohit district.
Sule Ayuba Chul, Saleh Umar Chul, Mallam Fusami Babagana, Mohammed Abdullahi Sheikh, Yunus Haruna
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This study involved the examination of 2,591 Sahel bucks aged between 2-3 years, out of which 40 were selected. Fifteen of them had full-sized testes while 25 had small-sized testes. Serum concentrations of testosterone, luteinizing hormone (LH) and follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH) in these bucks were determined using enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay method.
Md. Shamim Hossain Biswas
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The aim of this research was to investigate students’ writing problem among tertiary level students of DEML (Department of English and modern language) at NSU- One of the leading private universities in Bangladesh. A mixed method research approach was applied: qualitative and quantitative. A survey questionnaire, focus group discussion, and an interview protocol were designed for collecting data.
Lemuel John M. Tonogan, MD, Ysrael R. Balajadia, MD, Mylo N. Soriaso, MD, FPOA
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Clinical pathways have long been used to facilitate the delivery of care in different areas of medicine, composed of a set of pre-determined orders based on the most preferred management to standardize the care of certain conditions.1-8 This is an analytical, retrospective, single-institution study aimed to determine its efficiency of the clinical pathway in the management of closed unstable supracondylar fractures in children. A total of 59 of 70 admitted patients aged 1-15 who sustained an isolated closed unstable supracondylar fracture included in the study. The patients were divided into two groups: the clinical pathway group and non-clinical pathway group. Demographic and clinical data were gathered through a chart review.
Y.M.S.S. Yapa, S.N. Kumari, S.R. Jayasinghe, T.H.N.G. Amaraweera
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Oral health is considered as an integral part of general health care system in Sri Lanka and operated through a well-organized network of institutes in both state and private sector. The public oral health system is driven by taxes and provided free of charge at the point of delivery.
Maria Terese
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The demand for energy has risen so much over the years because of the exponential increase in population and urbanization. Thus there is an immediate need for improving the efficiency of the heat transfer devices used in power generation. However, a major challenge to increasing the capacity of power plants is the accompanied increment in pressure drop which has to be balanced economically by the heat transfer efficiency. From ongoing studies, it was found that the heat transfer characteristics and thus the efficiency of heat exchangers can be greatly improved by using nanofluids. This paper explores previous studies on the enhancement of thermal conductivity of heat exchangers using nanofluids in them. The purpose of the paper is to prepare a review of the most recent innovations in heat exchangers using nanofluids as their working medium. It was concluded that in the majority of the situations, the use of nanofluids improves the rate of heat transfer. This in turn reduces the size of heat exchangers and saves energy, cost, reduces water usage and waste.
Megawati Tambunan, Ibnu Alferraly, Lidya Imelda Laksmi
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Thyroid carcinoma is malignancy in thyroid gland showing differentiation of epithelial cells, namely follicular or parafolicular cells. Papillary thyroid carcinoma (PTC) is a thyroid carcinoma that is most often found in about 80% of all thyroid carcinomas. ERα contributes to tumor growth primarily by stimulating aberrant cell proliferation and inhibiting cell apoptosis, whereas ERβ suppresses tumorigenesis through cell proliferation, maintains cell differentiation and induces apoptosis. Based on contradictory nature of ERα and ERβ contradictory and several studies linking ER expression with PTC have conflicting results, the researchers are interested in assessing the relationship between ERα and ERβ immunohistochemical expression in PTC. Objective: To analyse the relationship between ERα and ERβ immunohistochemical expression in PTC.
Nicola Malizia
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This study explored the drinking behavior of a sample of 351 Italian university students during COVID-19 to understand whether social isolation imposed to avoid contagion led to an increase or decrease in alcohol consumption at the individual level with repercussions on university performance; finally, the research aimed to investigate whether or not boredom influenced drinking behavior during the period under study.
Balkar Singh
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Haryana is a prosperous state of India situated in north, has contributed in glorifying the name of nation by producing the Sports Persons & youths of the state are dedicatedly joining the India Army for the Security of our country. 1st, 1966 was the day when it was formed on the basis of the language, out of the state of Punjab. It is including the oldest civilisations of the world, the Indus Valley Civilization found in village Rakhigarhi (Hisar) and Bhirrama in Faridabad district which are approximately more than 9000 years old and since the year 2005 we are listening & watching through electronic media “No.1 Haryana”. And the state Government has introduced number of schemes for the empowerment of women like; BETI PADHAO BETI BACHAO LADLI & SABLE, etc since the past few year. This study/research will cover the scenario of real condition, Discrimination and Mental conditions of the Dalit women, & Negligence of the duties by the responsible persons of the society towards these girls/women in Haryana:
Tengku Ahmad Kamal bin Tengku Abdul Rahman, Nur Ehsan bin Mohd Said
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The capacity to write well helps learners do well in exams because writing has always been a significant type of evaluation in colleges and greater education establishments. However, only a portion of learners, primarily with greater skills, can perform well in English. Whilst many learners from Malaysia drop into the lesser bracket, particularly rural students. The objective of this study was to examine whether sentence-combining practice, a written intervention, was effective in improving written expression in English for comparison and contrast for year six students who have been fighting literacy.
Y.M.S.S. Yapa, S.N. Kumari, S.R. Jayasinghe, T.H.N.G. Amaraweera
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Patient safety practices in the Out-Patient Department (OPD) of oral health care clinics are not adequately in place in the public health care delivery system in Sri Lanka due to a lack of understating of patient safety practices in dentistry. Further, the low quality of record-keeping may imply the underestimation of patient safety in oral health care treatment. The present study was carried out as an interventional research project to improve patient safety practices in the OPD of oral health care clinics under the Regional Director of Health Services in Badulla District (RDHS-Badulla District).
L. Udaya Bhanu, Dr. S. Narayana
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Customer loan prediction is usually life time issue so; each and every retail bank faces the issue at the minimum lifetime. If done exactly, it can spare a lot’s of man hours at the conclusion of a retail bank. If Company wants to semi automate the loan acceptability process (real time) based on customer detail provided while filling online application form. These subtle elements are Gender, Marital Status, Education, Number of Dependents, Income, Loan Amount, Credit History and others. To automate this method, they have given an issue to recognize the customers segments; those are allowed for loan amount total so they can clearly target these customers. We need to predict whether or not a loan would be approved. In a classification problem, we need to predict separate values based on a given set of self-sufficient variable(s). What’s our objective is to implement machine learning model so as to classify, to the best doable degree of accuracy, and dataset gathered from Kaggle. Random forest classification method shows best accuracy in classifying given on loan candidates using python help on Jupyter notebook.
Omar Alsharef
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Sustainable development is a harmonious relationship between ecology and economy, in order to preserve the natural wealth of our planet for future generations. Sustainable development can be achieved only when the ecological, social and economic aspects of life gain equal importance and attention in all areas of human work and activities, and thus, or even in the first place, in food production. In all spheres of human activities, and especially in the field of environmental protection, there is a growing awareness of the limitations that our planet has and the need to reduce human impact to the least dangerous, tolerant and sustainable level.
Frihastina Lubis, Santi Syafril, Dharma Lindarto
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Background: Obesity is associated with insulin resistance, lipid metabolism disorders, and metabolic syndrome. Adipose tissue in obese patients tends to have low-grade chronic inflammation that secretes inflammatory mediator cells and adipokines that block insulin signaling pathways. Ramadan fasting, which is prolonged intermittent fasting, is thought to have beneficial effects in losing weight and body fat, improving lipid profiles, and increasing insulin sensitivity.
I.S.Yaddehige & K.C.S.Dalpatadu
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Provision of sustained supply of consumables is essential for the health care delivery. Regional Director of Health Services, Matara provides consumables to eighty health care institutes which has a high turnover. This cross-sectional mixed study aimed to assess the perceptions of institutional heads on the supply of consumables by the Regional Directorate. Level of satisfaction of institutional heads was assessed with a self-administered questionnaire and a focuss group discussion among a purposive sample of institutional heads provided information on their perceptions. study revealed over 40 (54%) heads were not satisfied with all four attributes related to provision of the selected consumables.
Dr. Udeme Hanson Iron and Professor Dahunsi, Bamidele I.O
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Laterite, a typically red or reddish brown soil found in abundance in the tropics has been used to partially or wholly replace sand in concrete. Resulting laterised concretes are generally known to exhibit low strengths. In this study, the production of high strength laterised concretes using superplasticiser was experimented. Scheffe’s simplex theory based on (6,2) simplex lattice was used to optimize the mix proportions for the crushing strength of high strength laterised concrete produced using Conplast SP 430 superplasticiser (a sulphonated naphthalene formaldehyde admixture). Mathematical models were developed for the mix proportioning of high strength laterised concrete.
Arnab Dutta, Jagannath Chanda, Tirthankar Bhandary, Abhijit Pal, Sanjit Kumar Das, Saikat Dasgupta, Rabindra Mukhopadhyay
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Over the past 10 to 15 years, the tyre industries globally have tried to diminish the petrochemical load to contest its fluctuating price and most importantly the associated health issues. A large number of agriculture and forest based green materials were examined as an alternative to the petroleum product for this purpose in the rubber industries. In the present study potential of vegetable oils known as modified soybean oil (MSO), as substitute of petroleum oil were explored in the tyre tread compounds and sidewall compound.
S. S. Handibag, R. M. Wayal
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In the present article substantial Mathematical technique namely LDM and modified LDM has been employed to find the analytical solution of system of NLPDEs. Reliability of these methods were examined by illustrating three examples viz. Drinfield Sokolov (DS) system, coupled Burger’s equation and Cauchy problem. Both the methods have many advantages, they converge expeditiously to the exact solution also they do not require linearization, discretization or perturbation. Result obtained by these methods affirms that proposed methods are easy, powerful and efficient technique to find solution of wide class of system on NLPDs.
Dr.Jyosthna Elagandula, Dr.Pradeep Kumar Reddy K, Prakash G. Chitalkar
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Introduction: Cancer patients require long-term venous access for frequent administration of chemotherapy, antibiotics, blood components and ocassionally total parenteral nutrition. Introduction of central venous catheters (CVCs) in the 1980s has revolutionized the quality of life of cancer patients. These devices helped with patient compliance and satisfaction by minimizing the need for repeated venipunctures and associated emotional trauma.
Taniya Manzoor, Preetinder Singh
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The concept of integrating renewable energy sources into the grid is supported worldwide as it improves energy efficiency and regional reliability, reduces energy losses and the demand for grid expansion. Due to the increasing price of fossil fuel-based products and deteriorating environmental conditions, there seems to be increased prospects for distributed energy resources to address electricity generation. However, the economic aspect acts as a significant variable in the promotion of renewable energy.
Karthikeyan M, Nishanthi B, Karthikeyan M
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An artificial neural network (ANN) based maximum power point tracking (MPPT) technique for proton exchange membrane fuel cell (PEMFC) is analyzed and proposed in this paper. The proposed ANN technique employs Radial basis function network (RBFN) based MPPT strategy to extract the maximum available power from fuel cell in different operating condition. In order to achieve high voltage rating, a novel high step-up DC/DC converter is incorporated in the proposed configuration. To validate the performance of the proposed configuration, the result is compared with different DC/DC converter and MPPT control strategy. The proposed system is simulated in MATLAB/Simulink platform to analyze the performance of the system.
Andreas Albertus Andi Prajitno
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Notary is one of general occupation that can watch over cash flow within people who are willing to corrupt some amount of treasury by some attempts such as corruption, theft, manipulation, drugs selling, and etc. The money retrieved from such crimes are used to fund illegal activity such as money laundry and terrorism. Problem of this study found out that the role of notary is very important for national security toward money laundry and terrorism prevention. Juridical normative is used as method of study within statue approach, law source used in this study is constitution.
Djepang Kouamo Moïse, Adamou Hadji Mohamadou
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This paper examines the dynamic relationship between human capital, energy consumption, CO_2 emissions and economic growth in Cameroon over the period 1980-2014. The autoregressive error correction method (ARDL) was used to estimate the coefficients of the specified models. The results show the existence of a long term relationship between the variables. This allowed us to estimate an Error Correction Model (ECM). In the long term, emissions of CO_2 emissions positively and significantly influence economic growth while energy consumption negatively and significantly influences human capital. The same results are observed in the short term with, in addition, a positive and significant influence of economic growth on〖 CO〗_2. The Cameroonian state would benefit from encouraging initiatives aimed at reducing CO_2emissions, while supporting those that develop and promote renewable energies such as solar and biomass.
Dzaki Aulia, Wisnu Isvara
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Procurement performance improvement needs to be carried out continuously so that the efficiency and effectiveness of the procurement process can increase. Based on literature studies, one method to improve procurement performance is to measure the procurement maturity level so that it can be identified which procurement components need to be improved. This research aims to produce improvement strategies based on a gap analysis of the existing procurement maturity level using the Procurement Maturity Model (Guth, 2010) to improve procurement performance. This research uses a literature study method and a survey conducted by distributing questionnaires to respondents. Subsequently, a literature study was conducted to formulate conceptual improvement strategies to produce strategies to increase the procurement maturity level of the procurement process. These strategies were then analyzed so that a recommendation was generated in the form of strategies to increase the procurement maturity level that could improve the performance of the procurement process
Thilini Lakmini Mudiyanse, Vishmi Bhagya De Silva
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It is evident that Celebrity endorsement is one of the most well-known tools used to gain publicity for a product or service at present. In essence, it is a marketing communication strategy tool used to grab the audience’s attention to be aware of the product/ service of a company
Qian Wang, Jian Wang
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One of the research hotspots of the expectation-maximization (EM) algorithm is the parameter estimation of mixture models. Taking the Gaussian mixture model (GMM) in a multi-dimensional case as an example, we use the EM algorithm to estimate its parameters, and get the corresponding iterative formulas. Then, use R software to carry out numerical simulation experiments on the EM algorithm, and explore its convergence and sensitivity.
Vainavi Sivarajah, Muniyan Surenthini
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The study examines the relevancy of law and order to preserve marine resources. The main area of focus would be the years after 1948 as it is the time Sri Lanka got back the full sovereignty of maritime areas from its controllers. Pollution of maritime areas is a big hindrance to economic growth of the country as well because the situation creates a vulnerability to lose a great deal of foreign exchange. The prime cause for this is the marine transportation. The research therefore bases its argument on this significant aspect of Sri Lankan economy. The research would also suggest ways and means to improve the existing law system related to marine protection.
Vitthal Bhalerao, Sambhaji Sarode
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The Virtual Networks that are private from every other customer/Client/ Site to Site has Virtual Private Network (VPN) that’s a reason the VPN refers to the Layer 3 VPNs. MPLS enabled application like Layer 3 VPN. MPLS Application is not about IPsec and cryptography but a VPN with Layer 3 VPN & MPLS Services. Virtually it’s all about separating a set of network from another set of network. It’s separated from each of the customer’s network which is a private domain, for e.g. MIT ADT and JSPM are two different customers for a services provider, in which MIT-ADT is private network from JSPM’s network. Mostly it has been used by service provider in the past, but it has become a trend for the big and even small organizations to go for MPLS L3 VPN. As it is a cost effective, well known for speed, Label switching at Layer 2.5, and good for security
Liyanage DH, Dalpatadu KCS
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Background: This project was carried out to implement strategies for effective maintenance of a prioritized “non-medical equipment” at selected Base Hospital in Sri Lanka.
Mumba Mercy, Kilingo Flory Mkangombe and Prof. Zhang Yongji
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Water is essential in all aspects of life such as health, economic growth, food production and support for the environment. Water is scarce mainly in developing countries and pollution of the water resources is a major challenge contributed by the discharge of wastewater from industries and municipal, agriculture runoff, household wastes and others. The mainly used water resources in African countries are Lakes, boreholes, rivers, shallow wells, streams and springs. People consume water from unprotected sources without treatment leading to an outbreak of waterborne diseases. The water resources recorded high pollution levels with contaminants concentrations above the acceptable limits by the Malawi Bureau of Standards (MBS) and World Health Organization (WHO) for drinking water.
Bhavya Chopra, Dr. Upasna Seth
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Background: Street food is the food prepared and sold by vendors in public places for immediate consumption. The street food business is an unorganized sector that has expanded immensely in last few decades. Due to its affordable price and readily available services, it is highly in demand and is a major part of country’s economy. The rise in living standard, along with consumers’ concern about health and food hygiene, food safety across the world is the basic requirement. This review, is done to highlight the existing knowledge about nutrition and food safety among Street Food Vendors (SFVs) and also the requirement of training to practice the same.
Nurhikmah, Alfi Yasmina, Lenie Marlinae, Eko Suhartono, Erida Wydiamala
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Hospital waste is all waste, both solid and liquid, originating from medical and non-medical activities which are likely to contain microorganisms, toxic chemicals, and radioactivity. The trend of increasing the amount of medical waste generation occurs in all countries in the world. The normal generation of medical waste is around 40 tons/day. Health workers in hospitals are vulnerable to risks associated with medical waste management. Unsafe behavior related to medical waste can occur due to lack of knowledge, awareness, and attitudes related to medical waste management, not complying with the use of PPE, not using facilities, and not being careful at work.
Enjila Lakhe
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This present investigation deals with evaluation of anti-inflammatory potential of ethanolic extract of Trigonella Foenum graecum L. (Fenugreek) seeds and demonstration of its effectiveness by formulation of a gel containing the extract. The extract was first analyzed for potential anti-inflammatory phytochemicals and then gel formulations weredesigned by using ethanolic extract of fenugreek seeds extract in moderate concentration (5%) and evaluated using physiochemical and physiological measurements.
Teniola, K. A., Bolaji, A. O., Ojo, R. A., Folorunso, A. E.
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Crude protein electrophoresis of some varieties of Impatiens balsamina in Obafemi Awolowo University was carried out with a view to investigate their taxonomic relationship and also to verify their circumscription. The seeds and leaves samples obtained from mature plants of the varieties studied were subjected to sodium diodecyl sulphate-polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE) following standard methods.
KUATE KAMGA Sangeniss Leblanc, TAJEUMI Josie Diane, TSAGUE DONFACK Christian Brice
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This article aims to explain the effects of relationship quality on the loyalty of MFI clients in Cameroon. To this end, a sample survey of 336 clients was conducted. The data obtained was processed and analysed using SPSS.20 software. Multiple linear regression was used to test the research hypotheses. The results obtained show that the quality of the relationship has a positive and significant influence on the loyalty of MFI clients. In other words, satisfaction, commitment and trust are important levers for building MFI client loyalty.
Dr. Neelam Kholiya, Dr. B. L. Dariya, Dr. Vijaylatha Rastogi, Dr. Geeta Parihar
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The widespread use of antibiotics has led to the emergence of antimicrobial pathogens that contribute to illness and death. This study was aimed at examining the differentiation of bacterial pathogens and their drug susceptibility patterns from normally sterile body sites of Patients from inpatients and outpatients attending a tertiary care centre.
Dr. Neelam Kholiya, Dr. B. L. Dariya, Dr. Vijaylatha Rastogi, Dr. Geeta Parihar
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The widespread use of antibiotics has led to the emergence of antimicrobial pathogens that contribute to illness and death. This study was aimed at examining the differentiation of bacterial pathogens and their drug susceptibility patterns from normally sterile body sites of Patients from inpatients and outpatients attending a tertiary care centre.
Yulita Pujiharti, Cipto Wardoyo, Titik Purwati, Amanah Agustin, Loesita Sari
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Students from East Nusa Tenggara bring the culture they have lived since they were born until they graduated from high school. Therefore, when these students enter and study, they must also adapt to the teaching and learning patterns of the lecturers who in the teaching and learning process always follow the times, especially in this era of the COVID-19 pandemic, all learning processes must be based on online technology. This study aims to find out (1) What is the cultural background of Budi Utomos IKIP students from NTT (2) What is the pattern of adaptation of NTT students to the teaching and learning process in the era of the COVID-19 pandemic .
Tran Thi Yen, Pham Trung Kien, Tran Minh Ngoc
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Listening is one of the five inborn senses of human beings and it is a normal and frequent skill in our daily life. Nevertheless, numerous English majors at academic institutions in Vietnam face problems in listening comprehension. Therefore, the goal of this study is to find solutions to improve English listening comprehension for English majors through the use of audiobooks. The main objectives are to build up a procedure for employing ready-made audiobooks, to evaluate the influence of audiobooks on English majors’ listening comprehension, and to collect feedback from students regarding the benefits and drawbacks of audiobooks as well as possible solutions to promote the use of audiobooks.
Fiora Octrin Purba, Delyuzar, Betty, Soekimin, Joko S Lukito
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Background: Ovarian carcinoma is a cancer with high mortality in women and despite comprehensive management with surgery and chemotherapy at an advanced stage, the survival rate is still low. TGFβ-1 contributes to the progression of malignancy and its expression is a prognostic predictor and a potential therapeutic target in several malignancies, but the results are mixed in ovarian carcinoma. Objective: To assess the relationship between TGFβ-1 immunohistochemical expression and various clinicopathological parameters of ovarian carcinoma.
Epi Nuraini, Betty, Muhammad Nadjib Dahlan Lubis, Delyuzar, Soekimin
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Background: Nasopharyngeal carcinoma (NPC) is a malignancy arising from nasopharyngeal mucosa that shows squamous differentiation. Data from Global Burden of Cancer (GLOBOCAN) 2018, nasopharyngeal carcinoma has accounts for 129,000 new cases. The high mortality rate indicates that NPC management through surgery, radiotherapy, and chemotherapy have not been satisfactory. Recently, Programmed Death-Ligand 1 (PD-L1) inhibitor has developed as immunotherapy for cancer. High expression of PD-L1 in various types of malignant tumors were associated with poor prognosis.
Shiv Kampani
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The aim of this study was to find an efficient traffic control algorithm that reduces the total waiting time (TWT) of all vehicles in a traffic jam at a two-lane intersection. This paper draws from time-shared computer systems and the scheduling theory to determine the optimum algorithm for scheduling traffic. In this study, four CPU Scheduling algorithms were evaluated against a set of 100 randomly-generated traffic patterns in a simulated environment to determine their relative levels of efficiency in reducing the TWTs of vehicles in a traffic jam and identify the most efficient one.
Rahul Nair, Bhuvaneswari Anbalagan
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Social media is one of the most important part of an individual’s life. A person spends time on social media for recreation or work related work. While these social media helps the person increase their network by either connecting their friends or colleagues. Social networks also help in connecting people with similar interests. One can post about their opinions about something and people can comment on the post and react to the post. People can also post photos and videos about their interests.
Baljit Singh, Diptajit Paul, Pawan Kumar, Anil Kumar Dhull, Rajeev Atri, Rakesh Dhankhar, Vivek Kaushal
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Introduction: Primary brain tumors are uncommon tumors demonstrating characteristics histopathological features. Variation of demographic profiles of these intracranial malignant tumors in different regions worldwide was there and understanding of these helps in prompt diagnosis and establish appropriate treatment strategy. Different nations have established their brain tumor registry. The current study also focusses on demographic profiles, treatment schedules and survival rates of patients with a brain tumor who attended in a tertiary care hospital in a northern state of India.
Liyanage D.H
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The Outpatient Department (OPD) is the key unit of a hospital reflecting the most of its performance values and place of serving for diverse needs of attendees seeking care and services. The patient waiting time (WT) is a key indicator of performance demonstrating the patient satisfaction in an indirect manner.
Vindya Kumarapeli, Sinha De Silva, Dhanushka Abeygunathilaka, Nimani de Lanerolle, Casthuri Kandasamy, Uthpala Muhandiram, Chithramali Rodrigo
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NCDs were estimated to account for 83% of the total deaths in Sri Lanka in the year 2016. Continuing regular health services for patients with NCDs, amidst the COVID-19 pandemic, is a challenge. Ministry of Health has taken steps to provide guidance and training to continue services of medical clinics in government Healthcare institutions (HI). The aim of the study was to determine the Covid-19 preparedness of medical clinics in government sector HI to provide NCD services. A descriptive cross-sectional study was carried out involving 682 HI from all health districts of Sri Lanka, recruited by purposive sampling technique.
Siska Setiya Dewi, Liu Xia
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International trade cannot be separated from the Indonesian economy, trade is used as an engine of economic growth for Indonesia, this study aims to analyze the determinants of Indonesias bilateral trade with a gravity model approach, this research explores the relationship between Indonesia and 35 major trading partner countries, from the period 2005-2019 , using a random effect model to determine the relationship between GDP of Indonesia (GDPi), GDP of major trading partners (GDPj), Inflation of Indonesia (INFi), Inflation of major trading partners (INFj), Trade openness of Indonesia (TOPi), Trade Openness of major trading partners (TOPj), economic distance (ECODISij) and the population of the major trading partners (POPj), whether they have an influence on Indonesian bilateral trade, this study uses secondary data from several international data and national data sources. T
Onisha Basnayake
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School Dental Therapists services in Sri Lanka commenced in 1951 with the mission to provide primary oral health care for children. Since then the services have evolved and currently provide primary oral health services to children in most schools of the government sector. The situation of inadequate coverage of services has impinged the demand to increase the number of School Dental Therapists in Sri Lanka. The possible reasons for the shortage are recruitment procedures that take place biennially and poor coordination among sectors that carry out the recruitment process which results in delays and the inadequate number of recruits for each draft of trainees. Therefore, possible interventions for improving the shortage are regular recruitment annually and increasing the intake biennially while maintaining the quality of training while ensuring adequate number of intakes for training and deployment.
Yu-Ting Huang，Ming-Cheng Shih
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Artificial dyes have been used for more than a hundred years, and there are many kinds of artificial dyes, so the application range is quite wide, such as textile industry, medicine industry, etc. However, artificial dyes are not easily decomposed by microorganisms and some dyes are toxic. Therefore, with the large-scale use of artificial dyes, the wastewater discharged from the factory will cause water environmental pollution if it is not treated. The adsorption method is currently a cheaper and more commonly used method. In order to obtain better adsorption efficiency, researchers have used different kinetic equations to study the adsorption mechanism. The data in this study meets the nonlinear pseudo-second-order kinetic equations. However, the nonlinear equations increase the difficulty of calculation and simulation.
Nusrat Bibi, M. Umar Abdullah Makhdoom
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Along many other factors, fabric comfort depends upon the fabric cover factor and porosity. This research work is based on the prediction of fabric porosity by measuring diameters (by empirical formula) of different yarns and put them in an equation for porosity measurement. This will be helpful to predict the porosity of different fabric structures by knowing the yarn diameter only.
Nusrat Bibi, M. Umar Abdullah Makhdoom
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Nano-emulsions are one type of finishing chemical used in the textile industry to modify textile morphology, either physically or chemically. In this research study 10 different Single jersey knitted fabrics(treated and untreated) having different raw materials, with same linear density of 20 tex, 0.29mm stitch length and 150 GSM are used. Air permeability, Overall moisture management capability (OMMC) and Fabric touch Tester (FTT) values were measured for all given samples. After application of silicone base nano emulsion Overall air permeability values decreases, OMMC values improved and no significant effect was found on FTT values, however this trend was different for different raw materials as well.
Nusrat Bibi, M. Umar Abdullah Makhdoom
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Knitted fabrics are widely used for clothing and apparels. The objective of this study was to investigate the mechanical and comfort properties of knitted fabrics produced with different raw materials and applied with different chemical finishes. Single jersey fabrics were produce from 100% cotton, 100% polyester, PV 80:20, PC 52:48 and CVC 60:40. These fabrics were pre-treated and then silicon softener, water repellent, resin and wicking finishes were applied to these samples. The performance was measured in terms of abrasion resistance, pilling resistance, areal density (grams per square meter), air permeability and overall moisture management capacity. The 100% polyester fabrics were found to have better properties.
Abdi Ibrahim, Heisye Manderos
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The problem in this research is how the effect of dividend withdrawn on the payment of income tax Article 25 and Debt of Equity Ratio at PT XYZ, whether the ratio is still in accordance with the requirements of the Directorate General of Taxes through PMK No.169 of 2015. The method used in this research is quantitative method, using the ex - post facto quantitative approach, which independent variable is dividend distribution. The result of the hypothesis is that there is an effect of dividend withdrawn taken in 2018 on DER ratio. If the amount of dividend withdrawn is higher, it will affect DER ratio.
Md. Mizanuzzaman, Md. Waheduzzaman
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It is a matter of concern for the mega cities in the world especially Dhaka City in Bangladesh that the quality of air is deteriorating in disruptly day by day. Because of growing unplanned urbanization and for implementation mega development projects like metro rail, elevated express way and the establishment of brick fields adjacent to this city etc. For implementing these type of projects, Dhaka’s air has been contaminated with Particulate Matter (PM) which is very much injurious to health. Besides this rapid increase of motor vehicle are also responsible to contaminate the air quality.
Osimen Goddy Uwa & Rufus Aisedion
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The personnel of official law enforcement agencies such as the Nigeria police have authorities and responsibilities that other public personnel do not. These are important powers that limit civil liberties, such as stopping, searching, asking for identification, confiscation, apprehending, using force, and interrogation. The performance of these duties has significant effects on people’s quality of life, and especially on civil liberties and social life. Taking into account the degree of discretion allowed to security personnel to enforce the law, it becomes clear that there is a need for a code of professional ethics, in addition to existing legislation, in order to increase the quality of the service they provide. The paper therefore, looks at the ethical practice of the security personnel using Nigeria police Force as a case study.
Azam Hussein, Rabeea Alqamoudi
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The term security itself is a very well-served phenomenon, as a consequence of all the changes and characteristics that determine it. In support of this view, a large number of authors have dealt with the notion of terrorism and organized crime, in relation to the very notion of security. "This state of affairs was influenced by two reasons. The first is that the concept of security, due to its many characteristics, is much more difficult to define than the others listed, and the second is that most authors are satisfied with conventional, extremely general and insufficiently precise formulation from international documents and numerous encyclopedic editions, according to which security " opposite to endangerment ", ie" absence of endangerment ".
Dr. Janet R. Valdez, Jennylou Dela Rosa
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The Commission on Higher Education standardized the minimum competencies in graduate education. Also, the higher educational institutions set their own parameters in maintaining the pursuit for better outcomes. Duchardt, Furr, and Horton (2016) upheld that graduate students need to model clear and effective mastery of writing, as well as, knowledge and skills expected in their work settings.
Christine Kananu Gitonga, Dr. Otuya Willis
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Globally, organizations embrace the importance of Human Resource Management Practices. Employees in any given organization are a strong pillar that enables organizations achieve their objectives. Continued management of workers in an organization is suggested to mean human resource management. Human resource management activities aims at attaining effective and efficient use of competencies, talents and skills of the employees given that it is the intention of the organizations to retain human capital to the required standards. Practitioners and researchers perceive human resource management as a management science whose objective is to prepare the workforce with the required competencies through continued development through training in order for them to carry out tasks effectively and efficiently.
JUDITH A. MASE (PhD)
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Tramadol abuse is a significant problem among young people especially those within and slightly above adolescent age. The rate of tramadol abuse among young people is increasingly high and is linked with numerous harmful effects. However, there is still dearth of studies exploring predictors of tramadol abuse among young people in Nigeria. Therefore, this study examined the predictive role of self-esteem, peer influence and family relationship in tramadol abuse among young people undergoing rehabilitation at Rescue City Medical Centre.
I Putu Andika Prasetyo, Ni Putu Sri Harta Mimba
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This study aims to determine and analyze the effect of Good Corporate Governance, Company Size, and Profitability on Carbon Emission Disclosure in mining and manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange for the 2017-2019 period. The sampling technique used was purposive sampling method. Data was collected through non-participant observation methods.
Aart Heesterman
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Currents generated by wind and the interaction of the rotation of the earth and the gravitational pull of the sun and moon give rise to horizontal surface movement of sea water. Two basic mechanisms that drive the vertical mixing of ocean waters are reviewed in this article, the action of marine organisms and the regional differences in temperature and salinity. The latter mechanism is called thermohaline circulation. Upwelling of cold water of polar origin helps to prevent further warming of the surface of the tropical ocean areas.
Mohamed Sherif
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Strategic activities regarding restructuring of modern health systems could be explained in brief as follows. In order to be involved in mentioned process, the actors must have their own vision of the transition problem, from their specific origin and point of view, ie. corners. These are individuals who are involved on an individual basis and do not represent any institution, nor does it have anything to do with their organizational background (civil sector, business community, science, administration).
Anna Zanathy
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"Fake news" has undoubtedly become one of the main buzzwords of the 21st century. However, since "fake news" is not a legal term, it can take different forms of unlawful content such as unfair competition practice. Unfair competition practice generally refers to "a specific constellation of facts which involves commercial or business conduct that does not satisfy the generally accepted requirements of fairness" and therefore it includes any content that discredits the commercial reputation of a competitor by disseminating false allegations (unfair competition content).
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Application of silicon based nano emulsion on single jersey knitted fabrics to improve their Comfort
