U. J. Efi, Iliya Nuhu, Muhammad Kabiru, Umar Abdul
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The determination of minerals elements and proximate analysis of vernonia amygdalina samples was taken from Sabon-gari area, Koffai area and Mile 6 areas, all in Taraba North with the view to evaluate the mineral content of the samples using standard methods. The mineral content of the sample shows; ( Mn, K, Mg, Na, Ca, Cu, and Fe) Using atomic absorption spectroscopy (AAS). The results of the samples are: Mn (32.61±0,00), K (2.43±0.00), Mg ( 0.83±0.06), Na (21.38±0.06), Ca (35.43±0.01), Cu (1.39±0.01), and Fe (12.51±0.05) all measured in mg/100 g. The elements show that Ca, Mn and Na are the most abundant minerals, followed by Fe, K, Mg and Cu. The nutrient composition of the proximate concentrates revealed Moisture (8.16±0.26), Crude protein (18.58±0.14), fat (3.36±0.10) Crude fibre (12.45±0.11) Ash (6.80±0.15) Carbohydrate (37.83±0.0).
B. Gayatri
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In the era of competitive, unstable and dynamic environment, the tasks of the employees of Indian banks has become demanding. This is also due to the fact with opening up of economy through globalization, liberalization and privatization and the natural drift towards information technology, challenges get multiplied when one has to work diversified working climate. Organizations need people who have both technical knowledge and emotional and social abilities which will facilitate them to delight the customers. The emotional intelligence interventions are partly a response to the problems that employees in corporate sector face today. Emotional intelligence competences can contribute in developing these abilities and skills that are linked with this desire or aspiration new line. The present study aims to compare the level of Emotional intelligence among managers and its impact on organizational commitment in the respective private and public sector banks.. The study also helped in finding out the relationship between emotional intelligence and organizational Climate.
Kaigumba Paddy, Dr.Bakkabulindi Geofrey, Proff.Okidi Lating Peter
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Undervoltage is still a power quality problem globally with several interventions like reactive power compensation in generation stations, transmission, and distribution lines. This issue still prevails in Ugandas power system network that has experienced five blackouts within five months in 2020. Most utility companies have resorted to automatic under voltage load shedding schemes as a safety net to mitigate undervoltage. This study purposely sought to develop and implement an automatic undervoltage load shedding relay in Physical Security Information Management (PSIM) software for mitigation of undervoltage in the distribution network. The study specifically was to design part of Uganda power system distribution network in DIgSILENT, develop an automatic undervoltage load shedding relay and lastly validate the undervoltage load shedding relay solution. The modelled network showed a percentage voltage deviation that was within the acceptable error margin.
Adebowale FOLORUNSO, Teminijesu Isreal OKE, and Ifeoluwa AKANDE
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More recently, the protection of the environment has received growing attention with the integration of different security measures considering the nature of the built environment, and a drive on the need to take responsibility for its design, construction, and operations. The aim of this study was to explore architectural design as a means to solve the safety and security challenges of the built environment towards surviving extreme antisocial behaviour in Nigeria. The study employed a qualitative research approach and combined, observations and content analysis.
KKH Nethmini, NT Jayatilake , Thushara Weerawardane
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Because of the advancement of technology, attackers have shifted their focus away from personal computers and onto smartphones, making mobile security a big concern these days. Furthermore, as technology advances, people are becoming more interested in cell phones. Smishing is a cyber security attack that uses the short message service to steal mobile users personal information. Attackers have taken advantage of users trust in their smart gadgets to carry out various mobile security exploits such as smishing. If there is a system or approach to identify these kinds of malicious attacks, it is very useful. This paper includes a survey conducted to get a clear idea on awareness of smishing attacks of people in society and identify the need for a system to detect smishing attacks. According to the survey, although a person with good experience with smishing attacks can detect a smishing attack by looking at the features, people who do not have proper knowledge and experience about smishing attacks may not recognize Smishing attacks properly. Moreover, the paper includes a literature survey along with summarized existing systems to detect smishing attacks. These systems have used algorithms and approaches. Some of them are machine learning algorithms, Random Forest algorithm, Feature-based technique, Optical Character Recognition, Tag & APK check, Rule-based approach, Naïve Bayes classifier, Heuristic approach, Support Vector Machine, Rank correlation algorithms, Decision tree, and Ada boost classifier. If a system or approach can work with high accuracy and efficiency that approach or system can be identified as a successful one.
Eva mayasari, Stiami
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Regulations that accommodate the imposition of taxes on crypto assets are in line with the rampant transactions of these instruments in recent years, there has been no government policy towards the imposition of crypto asset taxes because the existence of regulations governing the taxation of crypto assets presents, on the one hand, the transactions of crypto assets are very large and can increase state income, on the other hand, the application of crypto assets is considered burdensome for crypto asset players. According to the government, the application of taxes on crypto is intended to equalize the treatment (same level of the playing field) with investment instruments on crypto and stock taxes. Crypto is not a currency or securities, but goods that contain other rights and interests in digital form.
Hnin Pwint Myu Wai, Nyo Nyo Yee, Nandar Win Min
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Web is the largest collection of electronically accessible documents which make the richest source of information in the world. Classification of Web page is essential to many tasks in Web information retrieval such as maintaining Web directories, topic-specific Web link analysis and focused crawling. Traditional Web page classification ignores semantic relationships between keywords and Web pages.
Tri Ratnawati, Hendy Widiastoeti
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This study aims to understand the events that often occur in affiliated companies, the relationship between the parent company and its subsidiaries and the relationship between the subsidiary company and its subsidiaries related to affiliated debts and receivables. The phenomenon of payables and receivables of affiliated companies often occurs due to the special relationship between the parent company and its subsidiaries and the subsidiary company and its subsidiaries are often related.
Hawa Francess Saidu & Philip Samuel Kongoley-MIH
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This paper attempts to investigate the impact of street trading on the Freetown Municipality. Street trading in Freetown is perceived as an economic activity for those with low educational level and highly dominated by women since it is considered as extension of their reproductive and domestic role. There are two categories of street traders in Freetown; sedentary who are found in fixed locations using pavements, verandas, stalls, tables, and sometimes the bare floor and footloose or mobile traders have no fixed locations and move throughout the city or in the city centre in search of customers. Their activities have positive impact such as generating revenue for Freetown City Council, making goods and services available.
Shamsudeen Muhammad Sani, Falalu Abdulra’uf Musa, Usman A. Ismail
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The use of the internet has expanded dramatically in recent decades, and internet addiction has become a serious public health issue around the world. The goal of this study was to find out how common internet addiction is among some selected students (16–45 years old) in four chosen tertiary institutions in North-West Nigeria, as well as factors that contribute to it. This work investigated possible impact of excessive internet usage and its associated consequences such as, eye dryness, backbone pain, sadness, stress, and anxiety among sampled students, as well as the psychopathological effects of internet use on them.
Dr. Tshering Sherpa, Dr. Pradeep Rajbhandari, Dr. Devendra Maharjan, Dr. Abhisesh Kumar Pradhan, Dr. Peru Pradhan, Dr. Gyabina Maharjan
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Background: Spinal anesthesia is most preferred method of anesthesia in both emergency and elective caesarean deliveries. It helps reduce complications related to general anesthesia but it has spectrum of complications, most common being hypotension due to sympathetic blockade. Perfusion index greater than 3.5 is associated with higher incidence of post spinal hypotension. Preloading and coloading of crystalloid have been studied and showed different results, this study compares preloading and coloading in patients with PI>3.5.
Rev. Sgt. Rtd. Dr. Odhiambo, E .O. S. & Hassero, C.
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Quality Management has become essential in many organizations with aim of capitalizing on the sources for improvement through quality goal setting and measurement. Deficiency in exploring quality management systems in utility power transmission and distribution systems, are described along with their observed vulnerabilities to electrical fire disasters in Kisumu County. The perfect Quality Management System is not adhered to in energy sector, power lines design, electric equipment, and systems planning doesn’t meet specific prescribed quality standards. The paper therefore examines the nature and extent of energy sectors quality management systems with regard to electrical fire disaster in Kisumu County. The study adopted Cross-functional management model and Crosby Theory of Quality theories. A descriptive research design was used in the study.
Hifa Salah Adeen Embirsh, Eng. Yousuf Almukhtar mathkour Ikshadah
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Libya is one of the worlds oil-producing countries and owns the worlds eighth oil reserves. This situation has led to rapid growth in the countrys electricity demand and municipal solid waste generation (MSW). The project proposes a brilliant plan for the use of renewable energy, including waste-to-energy facilities (WTE). This research assesses the potential contribution of WTE facilities to the peak energy demand in Libya until 2030, based on two scenarios: mass incineration and mass combustion with recycling of the whole nation and for six urban areas in the Libya. The analysis shows the possibility of producing about 197 MW (MW) based on the overall incineration scenario and about 57 MW on a mass burn basis with a recycling scenario.
Le Thi Thanh Hue, Nguyen Thi Thanh Huyen
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Self-protection skills education for 5-6 years old preschool children according to the experiential approach at preschools in the Northern mountainous area has an important meaning in helping children have enough knowledge and life skills to reduce risks for children at home and when travelling to school in the condition that most children belong to ethnic minorities living in remote areas - areas with mountainous terrain and harsh climate.
Sufyan Chiroma Salihu, Mohammed Salisu Musa, Shehu Turaki Aliyu, Hashimu Abdulmumini
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Some physicochemical parameters and heavy metals were investigated in water samples collected from selected boreholes in Wawa town for the purpose of ascertaining the water quality of the boreholes for drinking and other domestic purposes. Four selected boreholes were sampled three times each. The physicochemical parameters investigated are as follows; temperature, pH, electrical conductivity, alkalinity, turbidity, total dissolved solids and total hardness using standard methods. And from the results, the physicochemical parameters had mean values of 32.35±0.92 ºC, 7.06±0.18, 217.42±72.60 µS/cm, 140.25±23.00 mg/L, 0.94±0.23 NTU, 130.90±49.05 mg/L and 246.25±25.97 mg/L respectively. The results obtained were compared with the WHO [1] and NSDWQ [2] standards for drinking water and it was observed that majority of the physicochemical parameters had values which were within the maximum permissible limits.
Mohammad Nwaf Saleem AlHusein
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The impact of various types of mixing water on the compressive strength of concrete was illustrated in this study. It illustrated how contaminants like sodium salts, manganese, tin, zinc, copper, and lead affected concretes compressive strength. The effects of the presence of some other impurities like silt and suspended particles on concrete strength were also addressed. Monitoring chemical features aids in determining whether the water complies with legal requirements and is secure for use by humans and the environment. Furthermore, different chemical properties can help in determining the impacts of unclean water on the structural elements. The first part of this paper discusses the physical features of water quality, chemical features of water, and expert water testing and analysis amenities. The second part of this paper addresses the effects of various sources of water on concrete strength.
Philip Kamei
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The Prelude to Zeliangrong People, It is said by historian that these people lived in Makhel. The stone inscription lay down that gave about ramting (kabin a cave) where they live long enough numbering in average 6000 families on average. The Makhel fall under senapati district of the Manipur state, the reason for vacating makhel is unknown; it is likely natural disaster like famine, acuteness of Water or dispute among the community. The Rongmei people had been mentioned in the touring diary of Lord Cornwallis. In broader perspective belong to Zeliangrong. The Zeliangrong embrace of three groups of People. The Zemi were the eldest among the fraternity, second liangmei and the youngest among the group wereRongmei people.
Sita Ram Sahni & Dr. Kamal Vagrecha
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The manufacturing cycle time as well as cycle cost reduction of detailed and critical components which induces the opportunities of productivity and leads for business growth in aerospace industries. It can emerge as economy growth for nations. Major portion of budget of any country goes for purchasing, research, development and modernization of aircraft, helicopter, rockets, missiles etc.
Dr. Anjana Ashokan, Dr. Keziah Ann Charly, Dr. Meenakshi Anand B, Dr. Sakkeer Hussain, Cijo George
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Objective: The aim of the study was to evaluate the utilization and prescription pattern of antibiotics in the department of general medicine for ensuring the rational drug therapy. Method: A retrospective observational cohort study was conducted over a period of six months in a tertiary care hospital enrolling 250 patients. Case records were retrospectively reviewed for the demographic data, clinical presentation, investigational management and outcomes.
Abdi Ibrahim., daryanto Hesti Wibowo.
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Compliance in calculating and paying taxes owed, and compliance with payments that need to be socialized continuously to fulfill tax obligations in accordance with applicable rules and regulations . The moral obligation of the taxpayer means that the taxpayer is aware of his tax obligations and arises a feeling of responsibility and is voluntary to pay off his tax obligations. Good service quality from officers raises the intention of taxpayers to pay taxes and affects taxpayer compliance. Taxsanctions are a preventive tool so that taxpayers do not violate tax norms, so that taxpayers become more obedient to existing rules. The purpose of this study is to partially and simultaneously examine the effect of moral obligation, service quality, and tax sanctions on taxpayer compliance at the Pare- Pare Tax Service Office.
Lok Nath Dulal
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This paper deals with the terracotta sculptures of Navadurga of National Museum. According to Hindu religious texts Shailaputri, Brahmacharini, Chandraghanta, Kusmanda, Skandamata, Katyayani, Kalaratri, Mahagauri and Siddhadatri are the nine manifested forms of goddess Durga or Gauri or Parvati, especially worshipped during the festival of Navaratri where each of the nine manifested forms is consecutively venerated throughout all the nine nights.
D Akmal, Jacky, Febriyenti, Salman
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Telah dilakukan penelitian tentang penyalutan pupuk NPK konvensional dengan menggunakan polimer bioblend Polipropilen + Polikaprolakton dengan metode semprot dengan konsentrasi 0,1%, 0,2%, 0,4%, 0,6%, 0,8% dan 1%. Diperoleh persentase penyalutan dan efisiensi penyaluta masing – masing 10,65% dan 91,02%; 11,76% dan 91,30%; 13,89% dan 92,72%; 15,58% dan 93,51%, 17,96% dan 94,62%; 9,36 % dan 87,75 %.
Dr. Salma Banu
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Every business is established to earn maximum return; therefore there is a need to evaluate profitability analysis of sample sugar factories in Karnataka. To know whether the profits earned by the sample factories is sufficient or not. Also to know whether sample sugar factories fulfil the requirements of shareholders and other stakeholders or not. Profitability analysis with reference to return on investment in sample sugar factories in Karnataka is undertaken. The study for this purpose evaluate the assets turnover ratio and also takes into account takes into account the profit margin of sugar factories.
Bindu P, John B Dominic,Juby Ann
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Introduction: Gestational Diabetes Mellitus is defined as glucose intolerance that is first recognized during pregnancy. This is associated with increased risk for adverse perinatal outcomes as well as long term complications of obesity and type 2 diabetes mellitus in mother and their children. The aim of this study was to identify the risk factors for Gestational diabetes mellitus.
Hou Lu, Dennis G. Caballes
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Scientific reflective thinking is what characterizes reflective teachers. Teachers who apply scientific principles in teaching are a product of scientific research. Thus, the knowledge of the instructors in scientific research has great implications for teaching. This study aims to assess the level of knowledge of the Science Instructors in conducting scientific research and determine its implications for their teaching methodology used. The respondents of the study will be the instructors of all science courses on the CEU Manila campus.
Stephen Kagwima Njau, Dr. Linda Kimencu
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The Kenyan banking sector is characterized by rapid changes and demanding markets and customers leading to fluctuations in performance like high non-performance of loans, reduced profits and more customer accounts going dormant or customers closing their bank accounts. These changes call on the leaders to readjust and reconfigure plans. The study focused on determining the effect of digital innovation on organizational performance of Kenya Commercial Bank Branches in Nairobi City County, Kenya. The study was grounded on technology acceptance model. The study adopted descriptive design and targeted 24 KCB branches within Nairobi City County and sample size list had 96 respondents who helped fill the semi-structured questionnaires.
Jatin kumar Chaurasia, Utkarsh Shukla, Urvi Verma , Ashish Kumar Pandey
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There is currently a lot of study being done on the functioning of Electronic Health Records (EHR) software, and doctors are facing a lot of difficulties as they switch from a paper-based record management system to an electronic one. Our goal is to help healthcare providers embrace EHR software and improve the clinical and practise management aspects of their operations. The health reports of the individuals, which also include diagnostic data and medical prescriptions, are delivered in the form of papers, the subsequent hospital visit by the individual is blind to the individuals prior medical conditions and medications. However, this issue is lessened by storing a persons entire health record as a soft copy in the cloud. If they havent already, healthcare providers are under increasing pressure to embrace an EHR.
Dr.V.Sumathy, Dr. S.J.Rexline, Ms.T.D. Gowri
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Uterine fibroids are benign growth in the tissues of the uterus which gives discomforts in the form of symptoms like over bleeding, pain in lower abdomen, irregular periods, misconception, in conception etc., for which there are several possible treatment options. Patients and physicians generally approach the decision process based on a combination of the patient’s degree of discomfort, patient preferences, and physician practice patterns. While there have been many successes in applying data mining technology to the improvement of diagnostic accuracy. In
Victor Pieter Pattinasarany, M.J. Saptenno, E.R.M. Toule, J.J. Pietersz
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The consequence of implementing decentralization and regional autonomy is that each local government administrator makes or sets policies and implements government policies quickly, responsively, effectively and efficiently. In general, the people in the regions want or want the government service system to be carried out in a professional, reliable manner with an implementation method that is able to work effectively, efficiently, and at the same time satisfy the needs of the community. However, the local government bureaucracy becomes convoluted and lacks responsiveness and responsiveness to the needs and interests of the community.
Daniel W. Nirahua, M . J. Saptenno, R.J Akyuwen, M. Tjoanda
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Land tenure and utilization are always influenced by human needs, time and technology. Population growth is increasing, while the limited availability of land is a problem on the one hand where land is used not only on the earths surface, but on the surface of the space above the ground and underground space. Meanwhile, on the other hand, there are no laws and regulations that accommodate human needs and interests that regulate the use and use of above-ground and underground spaces. The type of research used in this paper is normative juridical research.
Bilal Olalere Ashade, Tarek Najjar
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Humans have grown to love their computers, and this is without a doubt seeing the way computers and technology generally have impacted our lives and permeated every fabric of daily living. From building smart homes to getting the job done at the office, humans interact with computers every period of the day. This level of inter-action also calls for some rules and principles because the popularity of a product will be highly dependent on how usable such a product is. Previous studies have shown how human-computer interaction (HCI) can optimize user experience (UX). It has led to some specific studies by scholars who have assessed the HCI needed for phones, laptops, and even mobile applications.
Nia Agustiningsih, Frastiqa Fahrany
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Introduction: Cyberbullying is a teenage phenomenon that needs attention because it causes serious short-term and long-term impacts in all aspects of health. The right coping strategies are needed by teenagers to be able to face cyberbullying so that teenagers have good resilience. The purpose of this literature review is to find out what are the important things that need to be considered in cyberbullying victims. Methods: The method of writing this article is a literature review of 25 articles with the year 2019-2021 published from the Scopus, Science direct, SAGE and Proquest databases. The method of searching and selecting articles used The Center for Review and Dissemination and the Joanna Briggs Institute Guideline and PRISMA Checklist with selection criteria using the PICOS approach.
Rezky Rachmadany Rachman, Syamsir Dewang, Sri Dewi Astuty, and Eko Juarlin
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Covid-19 is a virus that has spread and become a global pandemic. This virus infected the vital human organ, which is the lungs. Therefore, this research identified Covid-19 and non-covid-19 diseases based on chest CT-Scan images using K-NN and Naïve Bayes classification methods. The system is constructed through pre-processing, segmentation, GLCM-based feature extraction, and dividing the testing and training data with K-fold cross-validation with the value of 5 and 10, then evaluated using Confusion Matrix.
Akram Kharir Saleh Edkheil, Khaled Elgergeni, Abdurraouf Muktar Taboun
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With a beautiful smile, one can convey to be pleasant, attractive, likeable and confident. As believed that people who are attractive are more likely to get good jobs, life partners, experience a happy and fulfilling life Rodrigues
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