IJSRP, Volume 15, Issue 11, November 2025 Edition [ISSN 2250-3153]
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Ihsan Primananda Prayoga, Delyuzar, Causa Trisna Mariedina
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Prostate adenocarcinoma represents one of the leading causes of cancer-related death in men worldwide. Accurate histopathological grading is crucial for predicting prognosis and guiding therapy. The International Society of Urological Pathology (ISUP) 2016 grading system provides improved prognostic stratification compared with the traditional Gleason score. Argyrophilic nucleolar organizing region (AgNOR) staining quantifies cellular proliferative activity through visualization of nucleolar proteins and may complement conventional grading.
FENSWA ODIMA OKUTA
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Commercial motorcycle transport has become a central source of livelihood for young people in Kenya, particularly in regions with limited formal employment opportunities. Although the sector has created income for many households, it has increasingly been associated with rising insecurity and participation in illegal activities, especially in border environments. This study examined socio economic determinants of criminal involvement among commercial motorcyclists in Malaba Town, located along the Kenya Uganda frontier. "
Nabangala Luke Nandasava, Daglous Ogwaya Gesora
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The study focused on the effects of urban refugees on social-economic development in East Africa with specific reference to the Kenyan experience.
Mohd Harridon, Ahmad Amsyar
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Flight delays usually occur at airports due to several reasons. These delays affect passengers and would cause several dissatisfactions among them and delays also create financial constraint for airlines as some delays are due to technical faults which had to be repaired by the airlines. This paper had denoted the delays of FireFly Airlines at Subang Airport for a period of five days. Scatter plots and trendlines were produced to represent these delays and correlations were made between the time of the day and the duration of delays. The results were intriguing and several discussions and conclusions were made.
FENSWA ODIMA OKUTA
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This study examined the effectiveness of policy measures, community-based initiatives, and joint police community strategies for crime prevention among commercial motorcyclists in Malaba Town, Kenya. The research adopted a descriptive cross sectional design integrating both quantitative and qualitative approaches.
Aparnna Baburaj, Dr Khaise Hareed, Dr Ellen Safadi, Aishwarya
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Background: Local anaesthetic systemic toxicity (LAST) is uncommon yet potentially life threatening in peri operative care. Over the last two decades, reports have expanded beyond anaesthetist led regional techniques to wards, labour suites, interventional radiology rooms, dentistry, ambulatory surgery, and aesthetic practice.
Dr. Amit Kumar Singh, Ms. Jaya Rani Mahato
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Capital formation, Economic growth and investor participation has direct relationship with Initial Public Offering (IPO) in India. To be precise, SME IPOs have grown as a noteworthy avenue for small and medium-sized enterprises to raise funds and expand operations.
Nikhil A. Ashtekar
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This paper proposes a novel framework Compliance-Centric CRM Implementation Methodology (C3IM) especially designed for financial institutions operating in compliance heavy environment. C3IM Framework embeds compliance as a core design parameter throughput all implementation phases and provides a structured and regulatory-aligned roadmap for CRM adoption.
Cici Liu, Elizabeth Manning
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For many Americans, Sen. Eugene McCarthy and “McCarthyism” epitomize the anti-communist campaign of the mid-20th century. Four years before the Senate investigations of so-called “Red plots,” however, the House Un-American Activities Committee (HUAC) was given permanent status in the U.S.
Lawal Aliyu Magaji, Nuhu Mohammed
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The issues and challenges of real estate growth in developing countries have become a topic of debate especially in the Africa continent. The aim of this study is to examine the effect of entrepreneurial programmes on Real Estate growth in Abuja. The study adopted quantitative design, using descriptive and cross sectional survey research. The method of data collection is primary source of data through the help of questionnaire.
Dr. Sumudu Ovitigama
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Early reading instruction is pivotal for lifelong literacy, with the alphabetic principle and the alphabetic code serving as foundational concepts. Alphabetical principle refers to the awareness that letters represent sounds whereas Alphabetical code signifies systematic rules connecting sound to symbol. This is a documentary research which is categorized under qualitative research method.
Dr. Sumudu Ovitigama
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Early reading instruction is pivotal for lifelong literacy, with the alphabetic principle and the alphabetic code serving as foundational concepts. Alphabetical principle refers to the awareness that letters represent sounds whereas Alphabetical code signifies systematic rules connecting sound to symbol. This is a documentary research which is categorized under qualitative research method.
Dr. Sumudu Ovitigama
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Early reading instruction is pivotal for lifelong literacy, with the alphabetic principle and the alphabetic code serving as foundational concepts. Alphabetical principle refers to the awareness that letters represent sounds whereas Alphabetical code signifies systematic rules connecting sound to symbol. This is a documentary research which is categorized under qualitative research method.
S. D. Gamini Jayasooriya
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This paper explores the role of human capital development (HCD) in the performance of the labour market in the Sri Lankan Small and Medium Enterprises (SMEs). SMEs represent more than 90 % of the national enterprises and almost half of employment in Sri Lanka yet in most cases they are low-productivity and lack competitiveness because of low levels of human capital investment. Based on a quantitative approach, 383 SMEs in various sectors and provinces participated in the study based on the structured questionnaires directed to the enterprise owners and the present employees.
Jomaa Amara Abu- Shaffa, Naji Amara Abu-Shaffa, Najmi Ahmed Al-Wafi
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With the rapid advancement in industrial automation, water distribution control has become more critical than ever to ensure optimal utilization of water resources and minimize wastage. This study aims to design and implement an automated water distribution control system using Programmable Logic Controllers (PLC). The significance of this project lies in enhancing the efficiency of water distribution and ensuring continuous flow based on water levels in different reservoirs. The system relies on modern control technologies, whereby pumps and valves are operated automatically according to water levels and consumption patterns, thereby reducing human intervention and improving operational efficiency.
S.S. Pedhuruarachchige, W.S.R Prasanna, M.T.S Siriwardhana, R.G.M.B Rajapaksa, Sanjeevi Chandrasiri, Poojani Gunathilake, Isuranga Nipun Kumara
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This study introduces a comprehensive AI framework aimed at enhancing agricultural supply chain management via the combined utilization of four machine learning models. The system utilizes a Long Short-Term Memory (LSTM) network for accurate demand forecasting, a Reinforcement Learning (RL) model for dynamic logistics optimization, a Convolutional Neural Network (CNN) for automated quality control through computer vision, and an XGBoost-based ensemble for real-time decision support.
Anand Wanjari
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Achieving compliance with upcoming Euro 7 and EPA 2027 emission standards require diesel aftertreatment systems that are not only efficient but also adaptive to diverse real-world conditions. Conventional fixed-schedule DPF regeneration strategies remain limited by their rigidity, often leading to excessive fuel use, thermal stress, and premature filter degradation. Addressing these limitations, this study introduces a biomimetic regeneration control framework inspired by the kidney’s homeostatic regulation—a natural model of adaptive stability and self-maintenance.
Pascal TWAGIRAYEZU and Dr. Andala O. Hesbon
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This study aimed to assess the influence of education technology management practices on students skills acquisition in the physics subject in public lower secondary schools in Rulindo District, Rwanda.
DUSHIMIYAREMYE Jean de Dieu, Dr Andala O. Hesbon
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Effective school management practices, especially in the instructional and behavioral domains, are widely recognized as essential in shaping positive student outcomes. This study aimed to assess the influence of Faith-based Schools management practices on student behavior outcomes in public secondary schools in Kayonza District, Rwanda.
Romina Lingad Nuqui, Majd Mohammed Al Herbawi
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The efficient propagation of Avicennia marina seedlings is vital for large-scale mangrove restoration, particularly amid increasing coastal degradation and climate change.
Dr. Mark Attridge & Dr. Patrick Mullen
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Substance use disorders are prevalent in construction workforces and often drive repeated, high-cost episodes of care. This pilot study evaluated a longitudinal, peer-delivered after-care and sobriety support program – Manifesto Health – embedded within a multi-employer union health fund covering approximately 32,000 lives in the eastern United States.
Shima Hadad, Seyed Ali Siadat
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This study aimed to examine the relationship between principals’ moral intelligence components and teachers professional ethics, with the mediating role of job motivation among public primary school teachers. The research employed a descriptive–correlational design.
Meera Al Ali, Majd Al Herbawi, Romina L. Nuqui
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Coral reefs worldwide are increasingly threatened by the combined impacts of climate change, ocean acidification, and salinity fluctuations, resulting in widespread bleaching and habitat degradation. To address these challenges, the Creating Super Corals project (2016–2021), initiated by the Ministry of Climate Change and Environment (MOCCAE), United Arab Emirates, aimed to enhance coral resilience through assisted evolution.
Azmi Mohamed, Adam Fakhrullah Abd Wahab, Mohd Tajuzzaman Hassanor, Siti Maisarah Amdan, Kamariah Hussein, Siti Fatimah Md Shariff
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This study investigates ergonomic constraints and musculoskeletal disorder (MSD) risks among welders in the boiler fabrication industry. Twelve welders were assessed using the Rapid Entire Body Assessment (REBA), Rapid Upper Limb Assessment (RULA), and Cornell Musculoskeletal Discomfort Questionnaire (CMDQ).
Abdul Raimi Bin Abd Kadir, AP.Dr Alias Bin Mahmud , Azmi Bin Ab Manan, Zuraida Bt Jorkasi, Siti Maisarah Binti Amdan, Mohd Azroy Bin Ag. Rajak
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The COVID-19 pandemic introduced profound disruptions to education systems worldwide, impacting students’ psychological well-being, academic performance, and learning experiences. This study examines the psychological effects of the post-COVID-19 period on Diploma in Medical and Health Sciences (DMHS) students, focusing on levels of depression, anxiety, and stress, as well as the educational challenges that shaped these outcomes.
