Osim, Samuel E, Etukudo, Mbosowo M, Eze, Ukamaka P, Okoye, Simonpeter U, Ekwueme, David C
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Assessment of tolerance of Zea mays and physio-chemical properties of soil at flooded areas was conducted in Yenagoa, Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Five (5) sampling units (P1, P2, P3, P4 and P5) in an area prone to seasonal flooding were selected alongside a non-flooded terrain (control-P0). Germination studies were conducted two (2) weeks before the onset of flood in the experimental sites, while a corresponding set up was maintained at the control site. Three (3) seeds of the crop were sown in the experimental soil per planting point with five (5) replicates.
Osim, Samuel E, Etukudo, Mbosowo M, Eze, Ukamaka P, Udo, Joseph I, Akwe, Lucky S
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Characterization of physical and chemical properties of soil from three municipal solid waste dump sites was conducted in Bayelsa State, Nigeria. Soil samples were collected from three (3) municipal solid waste dumpsites; Opolo (L1), Mechanic village (L2), and Kpansia (L3), along side natural soil (control-P0) in triplicates. Physico-chemical properties and heavy metal contents of the experimental sites were examined. This study revealed that soil pH, total nitrogen, available phosphorus, organic carbon, magnesium, potassium, calcium, and electrical conductivity recorded higher contents (P< 0.05) at the dumpsites than the natural soil (control). Exchangeable acidity were lower at the dumpsites than the natural soil, while heavy metals contents were higher at the dumpsites than the natural soil, however, their proportions were within the permissible levels by WHO. Therefore, this study showed that the soil nutrient status and the general soil conditions at the dumpsites were adequate for optimum agricultural productivity.
N. Malizia, G. Cifaldi
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The interpretative path of suicide finds its maximum expression in the theorizations of Èmile Durkheim who classifies suicide as a social pathology and as a result of a general social fragility. The more generic theme of "deaths" in prison began to arouse the interest of scholars around the mid-19th century, a period in which "suicide death" was linked to the influence of both exogenous factors, such as socio-family environmental ones and socio-relational before prisonization and suitable for suicide, which are endogenous, referable to the status of prisoner, regardless of the nature of the individual, his cognitive abilities and his adaptation skills. Often, the institutions attitude towards the "suicidal" or "attempting suicide" prisoner coincides with the labeling of a subject deemed insane and the self-suppressive conduct almost always an expression of active deviance.
Arwa Aleryani
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E-government research is receiving great attention on a global level. Some researchers tend to explore e-government research within a certain scope. The current study aimed in exploring e-government research in Yemen. The study resulted in finding 41 published studies. The study surveyed the goals and results of the published researches and discussed their progress. In addition, topics related to e-government research that were not studied in Yemen were identified. Finally, the study presented the necessary recommendations from the identified published papers, as well as the suggestions that were put forward in researches similar to the goal of current research.
Obwogi Cliff Ooga
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The media both National and International face a myriad challenges as they grapple with the news whose subject matter is terrorism. There is a need for news stories which sell well to the population vis-à-vis the challenge of how much and in what manner should such news be broadcasted to the public. The media in one way or the other have ended up advancing the agenda being pursued by the terrorists knowingly and sometimes unknowingly. The media want profits from the news they report and so sometimes they through caution to the wind and aid the terrorists in their achieving of the agenda of sustained exposure or publicity in the media.
Krishnamohan Thanabalasingam, Sathiyasegar Kandasamy
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The Sinhala Buddhists, who are the majority in Sri Lanka, helped the Sri Lanka Podujana Peramuna (SLPP) win an absolute majority in the ninth general election of Sri Lanka. The SLPP always wishes to exceed expectations and the president, who also belongs to the SLPP, claimed that the party’s performance in the general election was better than what they had anticipated. The United National Party (UNP), led by the former Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe, suffered the worst electoral defeat in their history as they managed to win only one seat, that too through the national list. Ranil Wickremesinghe also recorded his first defeat in an electoral battlefield.
Jamil Ahmad, Hassaan Bin Sohail, Lubna Humayun, Atiya Begum, Bilal and Irfan Ullah
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Objective: To demines the prevalence of red cell antibodies in incompatible cross match cases.
Suliman Najmaldin, Satish Kumar, Diksha and Abaker. M. Malik
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The current rate at which population is increasing and the land which is used for agriculture shows a disbalanced relationship forcing the scientists to think of either alternative or a way to increase food production per unit of land available. Apart from the stated fact, the current agriculture practices for instance, excessive use of chemical fertilizers, contributes to land detieoration and produces a land with high acidity, low organic matter attributing to low production of crop with high percentage of health threats. This concerning situation has led to adopt the use of Plant Growth promoting Rhizobacteria “PGRPs”, which are tiny microbes with a large contribution in global processes. The present review highlights the mechanism behind PGPR activities by classifying them as direct and indirect way.
Gacaga Peter Mungai, Prof Crispinous Iteyo and Dr. Janet Kassilly
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In recent years, informal peace committees have rapidly made their mark either as precautionary or as response mechanisms to particular conflicts. The main purpose of this study was to examine the efficacy of informal peace committees in peace building in Nairobi County, Kenya since 1990
Elsayed Farrag, Ahmed Al-Zaabi and Romina L. Nuqui
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The fisheries of the United Arab Emirates are considered as a traditional fisheries and provide a source of income, employment and recreation. With the advancement of marine industries, fisheries are a major source of food security. The main fishing gear in the United Arab Emirates is a dome-shaped wire trap. Despite the economic important of the traps on the Arabian Gulf, scatter studies dealt with this fishing gear.
B. Lhamsuren, B. Odgerel, Kh. Bayarmaa, Sh. Purevsuren
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The study compared and compared the changes and degradation of soil properties depending on the conditions of use of the protected area by the Pastureland, Recreation and Tourism Department. We made an incision in the Gorkhi-Terelj National Park area for pasture and recreational and tourism purposes, made morphological records, determined the physical and chemical properties of the soil, and selected the soil characteristics of the protected area for more than 10 years. compared with quality. The soil type studied is dark brown mountain soil.
Gosa Bekele
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A livestock feed mixer was designed, constructed and evaluated for its performance using mass of shelled corn as tracer. The machine was tested using a feed composed of 12.63 kg wheat bran, 12.63 kg wheat powder, 12.63 kg faba bean bran, 10.1 kg cotton cake, 1.18 kg of salt, 0.84 kg molasses and 2 kg ungrounded corn replicated thrice at four mixing durations of 5, 10, 15 and 20 minutes and paddle shaft speed of 480, and 580 rpm. The effectiveness of mixing was assessed on the basis of mass of shelled corn, and percent of coefficient of variation (CV %) and degree of mixing of sample collected at the end of each test. The best values of coefficient of variation (13.09 %) and degree of mixing (86.91 %) were obtained at mixing paddler shaft speed of 580 rpm and mixing time of 10 minutes. Hence, it can be concluded that the machine, the prototype livestock feed mixer, should be operated at speed of 580 rpm with maximum holding/mixing time of 10 in order to make the owning and operating of the machine productive (in terms of kg/hr) and economical (in terms labour and energy cost birr/kg of mixed quality feed. The capacity of the machine is about four quintals per hour or 32 quintals per day of 8 hours of work.
Gosa Bekele, Degefa Woyessa and Wabi Tafa
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Wheat and barley thresher was improved for its threshing capacity and suitability of operation and performance evaluation was done on wheat and barley crops. The size of previous wheat and barley thresher was increased and the feeding system that blows the dust outward to the operator was improved. The major components of the improved wheat and barley thresher include threshing unit, cleaning unit, feeding table, straw and chaff discharging unit and grain discharging unit. It was tested to thresh, separate and clean the wheat and barley seeds.
Swati Rawat and Dr.Manini Srivastava
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The study aims to determine difference between the Mental Health of middle aged Working and Non-Working Women, in India. The dimensions under investigation are – ANXIETY, DEPRESSION and STRESS. Instruments used for data collection are ADSS and a Semi-structured Interview Schedule. Working (n=10); Non-Working (n=10) women of ages (45-60) formed the sample. Analysis of Quantitative data used t-test and Qualitative data used Content Analysis. Results indicate difference only in DEPRESSION levels; Non-Working women experience Midlife Crisis relatively more.
Jyoti Sharma, Sunita (Soni) Tondon, Nidhi Agarwal
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The spectrophotometric determination of Vanadium (V) by adsorption of its pyridine-2-carboxaldehyde and 2-amino pyridine complex after adsorption on polyurethane foam is described. The complex is eluted from the foam with chloroform and absorbance is measured at 400 nm. Beer’s law is obeyed in the concentration range 5-90 µg of vanadium. The molar absorptivity was found to be 2.3108 x 104 Lmol-1cm-1 and sensitivity being 1.14 x 10-2 µg cm-2 for the absorbance of 0.001. The effect of various parameters namely pH, reagent, adsorbant, shaking time and diverse ions have also been investigated.
Dr Ashish Garg, Dr B Lokesh
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Management of Pilon fractures continue to be unsolved mystery for Orthopaedic surgeons even in today’s modern era. Earlier, majority of these fractures were to be treated by conservative management only for want of improved surgical techniques and implants resulted in wound complications and poor functional outcome in terms of range of motion at ankle joint, pain and associated joint stiffness. Majority of the patients land up with ankle arthrodesis and amputations especially in 43-C3 fractures. With advancement and improvisation of our knowledge in anatomy and biomechanics of the distal tibia and with improved surgical techniques, now the trend has been shifted from conservative towards operative approach to manage such fractures showing dramatic improvements functionally. Despite all the efforts, dilemma still persists for the correct method to choose for management of such injuries. In order to vein off such confusion, a comparison has been studied between two cases of open grade 3B Pilon fractures managed by two different methods.
Maj (Dr) Pamil Banotra, Col (Dr) T Prasanth, Lt Col (Dr) Manab Kosala, Brig SK Bhandari, Surg Lt Cdr (Dr) Goutam Nanavati
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The purpose of this paper was to review the literature whether tongue cleaning needs to be a part of daily oral hygiene owing to presence of large number of microorganisms. Among the studies included for the present review, it has been observed that the occurrence of halitosis is reduced to a level of 75% after cleaning with mechanical tongue cleaning aids such as tongue scraper after 1 week.
Nicholas Attamah, Ph.D, Chris U. Kalu, Ph.D
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Globalization as a whole, and economic globalization in particular is a key challenge to public health outcomes, especially in developing countries. The paper examined the effects of economic globalization on health outcomes in Nigeria. Specifically, it showed the drivers of health outcomes in Nigeria. The paper covered the period of 1970-2020 and the vector error correction model (VECM) approach was utilized on data sourced from Central Bank of Nigeria Statistical Bulletin of various years and the World Bank Development Indicator (WDI, 2019) database.
Reyry Aprisma, Erina Sudaryati
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The communication between internal auditor and audit committee is often questioned in the context of the acted upon of any findings. Many cases found that there is incompatibility with the regulatory, where these weaknesses have the potential to cause harm and difficulty to the Company. The responsibility of an internal auditor is to ensure that any weaknesses found must be reported and acted upon by the Audit Committee through Internal Audit report.
S.M Arnold
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Introduction and aims: Rising trends of comorbidities associated with tuberculosis (TB) have been observed in recent literature. This review explores these global trends and the implications of these for Sri Lanka.
Sampat Yewale,A. C. Chaskar, Y.S. Malaghe
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Amines are efficiently acylated with anhydrides by using Indion Resin as catalyst and acyclic anhydrides react with an amine and amines of various stereo-electronic factors react with the same rates withan anhydride. No chromatographic separation is needed for isolation of the acylated product.Method was developed for the acylation of amine, andin the presence of catalyticamount of Indion 190 resin. Short reaction time, ambient conditions, simple work-up procedure, high yield, easyavailability, reusability, and use of an eco-friendly catalyst are some of the striking features of the presentprotocol.
Gunathilake M.D.U, Weerakoon K.G.C.Y.S.B, Wickramaratne I.W.M.J, Rathnayake S.J, Samarasinghe Y.J
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Infectious diseases surveillance has been identified as the cornerstone of public health activities and decision making. By evaluating a surveillance system, it is expected to monitor communicable diseases in efficient and effective manner. Aim of this study is to evaluate the current practice of communicable diseases surveillance at Provincial General Hospital, Kurunegala, one of the largest government healthcare institutions in Sri Lanka.
Wachuka, N. A., Dr. Ombachi, K.N & Rev. Dr. Odhiambo, E .O. S.
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Response to disasters among response organizations reveal exceptionally complex management scenarios contributing to delay in response due to lack of Incident Command System. Previous disasters reveals that there no management structure that discuss, analyze, and describe complex disaster scenarios and response under exceptional circumstances as a single system by various response organizations. Therefore, the article assess the strategies employed on Nairobi County incident command systems of selected organizations influencing disaster response operations.
Himanshu Harilal Jaisal
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Super Maglev Train is a new concept using which a train can attend high speed by reducing the most favorable resistances like AIR, FRICTION.
Garama Mramba, Jeniffer Mwema, Rachael Mwende, Florid Ogall, Lucas Ruwah
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The purpose of the study was to determine perception of parents in regard to Covid-19 mitigation measures before and after resumption of learning activities in the college. Methodology: This study was carried out at KMTC-Mombasa using descriptive cross-sectional design. Participants (parents) were selected using multi stage sampling and convenient sampling technique was used.
Budhi Ng, Ye Qiang
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In modern days, composite materials play a major role in many applications specifically in commercial aircraft due to its high specific structural properties and high corrosion resistance as well as being relatively lightweight compared to their metal counterparts. These features that composite materials possess facilitate the designers to come up with various possible designs with high structural efficiency. Subsequently, numerous alternatives in varying fiber orientations have been studied over the years in order to customize in-plane stiffness which leads to enhanced structural performance, especially buckling performance. This paper presents a finite element model of conventional straight fiber and curvilinear fiber composites with respect to compressive load considering different boundary conditions. The variation of orientation variation and buckling load will be investigated for curvilinear fiber composites. And finally the results will compared with the conventional straight fiber composites.
Christofel Oktavianus Nobel Pale, Najamuddin, Muzbir
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Setting and hauling the technical aspects that were instrumental in the operation of mini purse seine fishing gear, previous studies have examined the setting and hauling of technical factors that affect the productivity of purse seine In the scope of research just to the arrest of the night, so that should also be studied setting and hauling mini purse seine operated during daylight hours.
Mohammad A Faraz
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What we see may not always be the reality and what we presume as real may not be our observation always. In democratic set-up, this has often emerged as reality. Democracies had always been subjected to criticism but it is astonishing to note how the interplay of corrupt vision and changing social attitudes playing a havoc in our democratic systems. This paper broadly investigates the voting behavior and attitudes in response to sophisticated tempting actions by political parties to pull voters
Yupianti, Dewi Suranti, Venny Novita Sari
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Dehasen University (Unived) Bengkulu is one of the private universities that is committed to improving service quality standards and continuously strives to improve and dissect in meeting the expectations of its customers, namely students. Good service quality is a guarantee desired by every student in conducting lectures. Then it is necessary to build a decision support system with the application of Bayes calculations in evaluating University services to students, because qualified services will get the attention of the public. The results of this measurement can be used by university leaders to improve and improve services in fulfilling student rights so that the quality of unived education will be better and improved.
Monsuru A. Morawo, Ahmadu Kiltho and M.Y. Balla
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In this paper, we compared compactness and its related properties in metric and topological spaces and determine what topological spaces can do that metric spaces cannot.
Langat Kipkemoi Victor
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In Kenya Tea sector is a major source of revenue to the government, however the relationship between cost and dividend payout in the Kenyan tea estates remains unclear. The therefore worked on establishing the effect. A descriptive research design approach was used and the target population comprised of all the 105 respondents for a target population of 300 in selected tea factories in the county.
Langat Kipkemoi Victor
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Tea sector is a major source of revenue to the Kenyan government. The study established the effect of production index on dividend payout policy on firms. The objective of the study was to establish the effect of dividend policy on increase and decrease of growth in Kericho tea estate. A descriptive research design approach was used and the target population comprised of all the 105 respondents for a target population of 300 in selected tea factories in the county.
Wachukwu, F.C.; Obinna, V.C.; and Weje, I.I.
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Throughout history, flood disasters have occurred, but recently, there is increase in their occurrence and intensity. At the moment, out of the two million people representing one-third of the world’s population who have been subjected to the effect of natural disasters in the last decade, flood and drought accounts for 86% of all such catastrophes. The study set out to examine the effects of the 2019 flood incidence on residence of Obio/Akpor Local Government Area (LGA), Rivers state. The study leans on the mixed research paradigm as it combines both quantitative and qualitative approaches.
Ismi Nurul Qomariyah, Mistianah
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This study aims to investigate the potential gender differences regarding the metacognitive skills of biology education students. The subject of this research is student of class 2016 Departement of Biology Education of IKIP Budi Utomo Malang, Indonesia.
ABDUL-BAQI, Alhaji Magaji
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Access to essential drugs is very vital to the good performance of the health care delivery system all over the world. The procurement of safe, effective and affordable essential drugs of good quality in the right quantity to the whole population in particular the poor is a priority in health as drug policy. The study was aimed at investigating the factors influencing procurement and utilization of essential drugs at primary health care centres in Shira Local Government Area of Bauchi State. The survey approach was used for this study; via random sampling technique. The researcher collected all the relevant data from primary source. The use of percentages, table and chi-square are employed to organize data collected via SPSS version 23. The factors influencing procurement and utilization of essential drugs at primary health care Centres are, good or large turn up of patients and good account system, seeking of approval, and the cost of getting approval.
GMG Sampath, K Jayantha, DLIHK Peiris, RPDD Rajapaksha, AMSJP Abeykoon
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Outdoor recreation (OR) bring pleasure to individuals as it gives recreational opportunities to them. OR provides both physical and mental health benefits, supports manage stress, and balances the burdens of work and family with physical and mental wellbeing. In this connection, this study aims to consent people to be happy through maintaining, developing and creating Outdoor Recreation Opportunities (ORO) in the area concerned. The objectives of the study were to identify the existing ORO in the selected area in Gampaha district and classify the existing ORO in the general setting.
Thalhah
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This is an analysis of the model of Indonesian consumer behavior in choosing halal food, that some researcher found various influencing factors there. Legal theory is using in this paper that was describe There is no standard model for choosing halal food, religion is not the main reason for a Muslim, even though devout Muslims tend to really consider the halalness of a product. Healthy and hygienic is also important for them.
Sofiah Samsudin, Md. Sirajul Islam
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This paper presents introduction to ‘the 3W Theory in Multidisciplinary Advanced Research from the Qur’ānic Perspective’. Researchers may use advanced relevant theory and high quality methodology that formulated based on the divine knowledge in order to apply research ethics, to do research based on characteristics, valid objectives as well as importance of research. The‘3W theory’ therefore, has been formulated from the Holy Qur’ānic viewpoint. A research will be appreciated as a fruitful research if its researcher(s) can attain at least an objective from the Qur’ānic objectives of research. For instance, discovering new facts, unique information, reaching a new understanding, identifying problem, recognizing cause(s) of problem and factual consequence of identified problem, finding solution to the problem as well as obtaining ma’refatullah (gaining knowledge about Allah).
Md. Sirajul Islam, Sofiah Samsudin
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This article emphasizes on basic research which is a basic foundation of research and development. As results, the article has found that basic research is groundwork in attaining fundamental knowledge about natural, social and human ecosystems, a unique method to enhance basic knowledge about resources and natural phenomenon. It leads to generate innovative idea, to formulate theory that emphasizes on knowing and analysing the laws of nature as well as the divine creativities in creating biodiversity and natural resources. In fact, today’s achievements, technological advancement, emergence of new technologies are grants of successful basic research.
Md. Sirajul Islam, Sofiah Samsudin
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This research focuses on the Qur’ānic approaches in caring persons with special needs; their education, religious, health, moral, psychological as well as social rights. The aim of this research was discovering the rights of persons with special needs in the Holy Qur’ān. As a result, the research attains the verse 24:61 talks regarding rights of this group of people. It highlights what to care, who is responsible for caring them, what are the methods used, and the aspects of their care. The Qur’ān does not use the word ‘disable’. It uses the blind, daft, lame, and sick to establish their rights in family and society in a country.
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