Derese.B, Tesfatsion .M,Alemayehu D &.Hizkel. F
Alina Rajan, Alfiya. R, Prof. Dr. Shaiju S Dharan, Dr Dhanya Dharman
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Prader-Willi syndrome is a complicated disorder (CVS, Respiratory illness), which has several symptoms related to hypothalamic insufficiency and affects many different systems such as respiratory, endocrine, neurologic and metabolic systems. Infantile hypotonia, developmental delays, mental impairment, behavioral problems, small stature, abnormality, distinctive facial features, obesity, hypogonadism, are significant results. The main causes of morbidity and mortality are behavioral issues and obesity. The absence of the typically active paternal genes in the proximal 15q imprinted region results in Prader-Willi syndrome, which is brought on by anomalies in this area. Such absence is brought about by maternal uniparental disomy, paternal interstitial deletion, mutations, or other abnormalities in the imprinting process.
Saima Sultana, Md. Shoaib Al Ansary, Mst. Afrose Jahan, Alok Kumar Paul
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Potassium and molybdenum are essential plant nutrients that are required in almost all the processes necessary for plant growth and development. Therefore, the aim of the study was to investigate the influence of potassium and molybdenum on the growth, yield, and nutrient content of soybean. The experiment was conducted at the Sher-e-Bangla Agricultural University research field, Dhaka, Bangladesh, during the period of December 2013 to April 2014. The experiment comprised two factors: factor A: four levels of potassium (K0: 0 kg K¬2O ha–1, K1: 30 kg K¬2O ha–1, K2: 40 kg K¬2O ha–1, K3: 50 kg K¬2O ha–1), and factor B: three levels of molybdenum (Mo0: 0 kg Mo ha–1, Mo1: 1.0 kg Mo ha–1, Mo2: 1.5 kg Mo ha–1).
Shivam Kumar Pandey
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The maritime sector, which serves as a crucial channel for worldwide commerce and economic operations, is confronted with growing non-conventional security challenges that surpass conventional naval disputes centered on nation-states. The threats encompass a range of issues, such as maritime crime, environmental concerns, technological and cyber-related risks, and socio-economic and political challenges. This study aims to clarify the need for a thorough categorization of non-conventional navigational hazards and the potential benefits of implementing such a classification framework in enhancing maritime security tactics and countermeasures.
Priyanka, B. N., Gopal Sankhala and Deepak Chand Meena
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The study conducted in Bidar district of Karnataka on Deoni cattle rearing practices from 120 Deoni cattle owners showed that the majority of the respondents (85.83%) were practicing both grazing and stall feeding methods. The use of natural service for impregnating the animals was preferred by the maximum number of respondents (93.33%), and bulls reared by the farmers from the village are being preferred for breeding (82.14%). However, the study also highlights some areas where improvement is required. For instance, while the majority of the respondents consult government veterinarians for animal diseases (68.33%) and deworming practices (65.83%), there is a need to educate them about the benefits of regular veterinary check-ups and preventative measures for animal health and productivity.
E Soon Kiat, Nor Akmar Nordin, Sakinah Ab. Rahim
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This paperwork discussed the influence of work engagement on organisational citizenship behaviour among Malaysian police officers. Work engagement is measured by three dimensions which are dedication, vigor and absorption; while organisational citizenship behaviour is measured by five dimensions which are altruism, conscientiousness, civic virtue, courtesy and sportsmanship. Findings showed that Malaysian police officers have high level of work engagement (M=5.69, SD=0.911) and organisational citizenship behaviour (M=5.58, SD=0.77). Meanwhile, their work engagement does influence the organisational citizenship behaviour (R²=0.425) in which the dimension of dedication is the most influential one (β = 0.368, p < 0.05). This finding is beneficial in assisting organisations recruitment process in the future.
Binu C T, Dr.S.Mohan Kumar
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The Cloud computing is a platform where we can connect and work from anywhere due to the availability and scalability of resources. Security to cloud environment and the application is a challenging topic which we need to pursue. The security issues in cloud a review where we discuss about all the security breaches in cloud. The security issues include external hackers gain access to databases in such environments using hacking techniques like session hijacking and network channel eavesdropping.
Nilani Kanesharatnam
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The mangrove spiders of Mandaitivu island had been assessed in preceding preliminary survey. This study aims to explore jumping spider fauna (Family Salticidae) in this island for the first time. Sample collection was done by sweep netting, hand picking, litter collection and beating of vegetation. Specimens were preserved in 70-80% ethanol. Spiders were identified up to species level based on morphology of epigyne and male palp structure, body shapes, colour patterns, abdominal markings.
K Dinushika Madhushani Jayathissa
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English language plays a crucial role as a global language. In Sri Lanka, English has been taught as a second language in schools. Testing in English as a Second language (ESL) has become important in measuring learners’ knowledge. This study examines how do the teachers design test items to evaluate students in the ESL classroom and what are teachers’ perceptions on the current testing methods.
Ghea Gardita Zoraya Viedra, Wisnu Isvara, Rossy Armyn Machfudiyanto
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The working relationship between contractor and subcontractor as their vendor is carried out with mutual benefit or is called a win-win solution (Winarta et al., 2022). Selection of the vendor shall always be considered by project manager because the vendor can have very positive or very harmful and negative impacts on the general performance of an organization. Identifying important criteria on the assessment system model using Contractor Quality Safety Management System (CQSMS) Evaluation, can minimize unsatisfactory quality and safety performance of the vendor. This study was conducted to identify assessment criteria and its rating on the assessment system model using Contractor Quality Safety Management System (CQSMS) Evaluation that affect quality and safety performance of the vendor.
Fidele Mwizerwa, LI Zhuo, Micah Kipleting
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The vulnerability of urban wetlands is examined in this study. Data were collected using Driver-Pressure-State-Impact-Response Framework (DPSIR). Indicators were categorized into IPCC components of vulnerabilities namely exposure, sensitivity, and resilience. Analytic Hierarchy Process (AHP) was used to weight indicators, but particular attention was given to expert’s judgment. To produce maps of IPPC vulnerability components and the final map of wetland vulnerability, Weighted Linear Combination (WLC) was utilized. The results showed that the majority of the wetland area, more than half (54%) is exposed to medium, high, and very high levels of vulnerability.
Bigabwa Patrick, Nyakio Olivier, Chentwali Serge, Bisimwa Patron, Mulinganya Guy, Mukanire Bercmans, Chasinga, Musafiri Justin, Mukanga Omar, Mukwege Denis
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Introduction: Breast benign and malignant tumour pathologies are a global public health problem. These tumours are a frequent reason for gynaecology consultation: Eight to nine per ten women leave with a benignity diagnosis. However, a cancer is always at this consultation. In Bukavu, their frequencies are not precise; so is it for the most common risk factors for breast cancer in women.
Dr Thabo Msimango
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Regardless of the size of the container, the likelihood of finding a solution remains significant. The process of arriving at a sound decision is crucial and necessitates the application of dependable and credible knowledge and information. Do you exhibit a tendency to exhibit a bias towards a specific facet of a matter based on the provided particulars or the obtainable data?
Meghana Das, Dr Sudha K L
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With the continuous miniaturization of CMOS technologies, the upcoming challenges of soft errors and reliability are expected to escalate. In order to address these challenges and bolster circuit reliability, this research paper presents a novel approach involving the design of two interleaved Double-Adjacent-Error-Corrections (DAECs) for Error Detection and Correction (EDAC). The DAECs employ a combination of the Hsiao Code, a modified version of Hamming codes widely utilized in modern systems, and the Cyclic Redundancy Code (CRC). The CRC, a non-secure hash function, is adept at identifying unintentional alterations in digital data within computer networks. It functions by leveraging a generator polynomial as the divisor in a polynomial long division over a finite field, treating the input data as the dividend, and yielding the remainder as the result. Due to its ease of hardware implementation, CRCs are extensively employed.
Minocha Dr. Pramod Kumar, Kothwala Dr. Deveshkumar Mahendralal, Shaikh Amirhamzah Mahmadiqbal and Patel Chirag J
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The present study aimed to assess the dynamic calcification behavior of bioprosthetic heart valves. The researchers developed a fast, reliable, and reproducible method to evaluate the calcification potential of biomaterials. They applied biomechanical forces to influence calcification and tissue characteristics in the heart valves. It was found that primary tissue failure and valve leaflet calcification can significantly reduce the lifespan of bioprosthetic heart valves. To study heart valve replacement and calcification, the researchers utilized an advanced atomic absorption spectroscopy method (AAS). This technique allowed for accurate measurement of calcification levels.
Luisito D.C. Soriano
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Today queuing system has been an integral part of many systems processes and not limited to banks, restaurants, and movie theaters. In this study, the researchers developed an online enrolment that uses Process Scheduling Algorithm that determines the prioritization in an enrolment process. It uses historical data as its parameter dataset to analyze which Process Scheduling Algorithm to be performed.
Micah Kipleting, Fidele MWIZERWA
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Safe drinking water access is a fundamental human right and is necessary for good health. The ineffective water delivery system in Kenya makes it difficult for water utilities to constantly provide quality water to consumers. Water maybe contaminated due to a variety of circumstances depending on the nature of operations occurring within the pipelines. This study focused on assessing the effect of distribution systems on drinking water quality in Kapsabet and Nandi Hills Towns. 348 water samples were collected at randomly selected taps for six months from November 2022 to April 2023 and analysis done in the laboratory for various water quality parameters.
Wanyonyi Mungau Michael, zhuo Li, Mwangi Kinyanjui
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The conservation and sustainable management of forests are vital for climate change mitigation, biodiversity preservation and ensuring the socio-economic well-being of communities. This is specifically important to Kenya where the general projection shows that the demand for timber and its products is set to increase steadily by the year 2032 while the forest cover is decreasing. This thesis focuses on developing a yield estimation modelling tool for Cupressus Lusitanica and Pinus Patula in the Uasin-Gishu region of Kenya.This will enable forest managers and stakeholders to make informed decisions regarding sustainable forest management practices
Mary I.N and Ugochukwu S.C
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This research aims to address the absence of a suitable multiple regression model for predicting skirting lengths in buildings, which leads to cost overruns, inaccuracies in estimates, and project cancellations. The study focuses on developing a regression-based model specifically tailored for predicting skirting lengths in Anambra State. The research objectives include identifying factors influencing skirting estimate accuracy, assessing the impact of skirting estimates on overall project estimates, and proposing a predictive model based on floor area and length of door openings.
Greeshma N, Dr Jamuna S
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The non-volatile semiconductor memory chips such as flash memory, EEPROM, FRAM etc must be used for data storage. When operating in space, memory microcircuits are exposed to radiation, which can lead to data corruption and functional failures. When compared to other non-volatile memories MRAM is been considered as the good one used for space application to withstand against radiation effect. Therefore Magneto-resistive Random-Access Memories (MRAMs) are preferred for space and radiation-hardened electronics applications. The reason MRAM is selected is based on solid- state form factor, non-volatility, radiation hardness, modularity, reliability, scalability, fault tolerance, support for mission assurance, small size, low mass, and low power consumption. MRAMs provide higher bit storage densities. Radiation hardened MRAM design is a crucial aspect of space and defence applications where memory devices must withstand harsh radiation environments. Rad-Hard MRAM is designed and analysed for various parameters which shows the tolerance level for radiation effects.
Waled Elkhamkhi
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An essential condition for the development of entrepreneurship is an innovative culture, climate and tradition. There is no doubt that these factors depend on the industrial culture, the mentality of the people, as well as on the climate created in the society. This climate depends on the global policy that is conducted in society, on the created material assumptions, but also on numerous other factors: sociological, psychological, ethical, normative, etc.
Bolorunduro P.I; I. Akintayo, R. Ahouansou and G. Harris
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A study was conducted to understand the socio-economic characteristics of farmers and the gender norms, attitudes, practices, and power relations that constrain especially women and youth from participating in and benefiting from rice-fish value chain activities in 5 Counties of DeSIRA project intervention in Liberia. Primary data was collected between April and May 2022 using structured questionnaire and analysed using simple statistics on statistical packages for the social sciences (SPSS) with results display in tables and figures.
Pham Thi Hao, Nguyen Thi Que
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The study aimed to investigate the effectiveness of short stories in enhancing English vocabulary for secondary school students. The population samples consist of 33 secondary school students who participated in an action research project in which short stories were used in the teaching of English vocabulary in class. Data collected from the questionnaires and tests showed that after using short stories to teach vocabulary, the students became more interested in learning vocabulary, and their vocabulary was greatly developed.
Hoang Thi Them, Pham Ai Linh, La Thi Thom
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This paper looks at investigating non-English majored students’ perspectives on the use of role-play technique to improve speaking skills at Thai Nguyen University of Technology (TNUT). The study employed the quantitative method and the data collection instrument was a questionnaire with close-ended questions. The findings show that most of the students know the importance of role-playing activities because they feel interested when they participate in role-play activities. Moreover, they believe that role-playing helps them improve their speaking skills and communicate well. In addition, most of them agree that they can overcome fear and shyness through role-play activities. Besides, role-playing is also a good way to help them become more active and confident. In reference to the types of role play, a majority of the students like role-playing controlled through cued dialogues and role-playing controlled through cues and information. They find these two types easier to perform in speaking activities. Furthermore, the students are also interested in role-play activities done in pairs.
Yosra Annabi
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In this article, the author begins by recalling the hyperbolic partial differential equations in order to introduce the wave equation. If in the article [2], a uni-dimensional solution has been detailed, then, in this article, the author is interested in the 3-dimensional solution. Finally, the article presents the pattern of the birth of emotions in the human brain from stimuli. The article [5] is concluded with a question: can we learn emotions differently? In this article, we put the question to a psychologist.
Yosra Annabi
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With this bibliographic work, the author illustrates the evolution of the perception of emotions by medicine. In traditional Chinese and Indian medicines, emotions are part of the science of energy.
Hai, Dao Thi Vu
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Vocabulary acquisition is central to developing proficiency and competency in any language learning skill. However, many students face challenges in learning and retaining lexical items due to a lack of effective learning strategies. Therefore, the purpose of this study was to investigate the potentially significant effects of mind mapping on the vocabulary development of EFL high school students. The research design employed a combination of quasi-experimental research design, involving the participation of 95 Grade 12 EFL students from a high school in Thai Binh Province, Viet Nam. These participants were divided into two groups: the control group and the experimental group.
Muhammad Yusri Karim, Nurfadilah, Alimuddin
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The main problem in today mangrove crab hatchery is the low survival rate of larvae at the zoea and megalopa stages in entering the crablet stage caused by a less than optimum rearing environment. This study was aimed to determine the optimum salinity that produces the best survival rate and growth rate of mud crabs (S. olivacea) at the megalopa-crablet stage. Research The research was carried out at the Center for Brackish Water Aquaculture Development (CBAD), Bonddia Village, Galesong District, Takalar Regency, South Sulawesi, Indonesia. The test animals used were mangrove crabs at the megalopa stage which were stocked at a density of 5 individuals/L and reared until they entered megalopa. The research used a container in the form of a black plastic basin with a volume of 30 L filled with 12 pieces of 20 L of water.
Nguyen Thi Que, Tran Thi Ngoc Anh
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The purpose of the study was to investigate the students and teachers perspectives on the new 10th-grade English textbook. In order to complete this study, the researcher employs both quantitative and qualitative methods. The investigation was conducted at a high school in Vietnam in which all 200 tenth-graders and five English instructors using the new textbook participated in the study in order to evaluate the textbook using total sampling techniques. Results of the study revealed positive feedbacks of the new texbook in teachers and students perspectives and proposed recommendations for the application of the textbook in this particular teaching context.
Mr Suliman Abdelaty
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This research paper investigates the common English mistakes made by Turkish secondary school students, to understand the underlying causes and provide pedagogical suggestions to improve their English language proficiency. The study employs a qualitative approach, using error analysis to examine students written and spoken productions. The paper also discusses possible reasons behind these mistakes, including interference from the mother tongue, inadequate exposure to English, and ineffective teaching methods.
Bich Ngoc Ngo Thi, Hoai Linh Phung
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This article explores the use of drama activities as a means to enhance the English speaking skills of 7th grade students in a lower secondary school. The study employs a mixed-methods approach, including both action research and analysis. The results indicate that the use of drama activities significantly improved the students' confidence, fluency, and accuracy in speaking English. The students also showed a positive attitude towards using drama activities to learn English. The findings suggest that drama activities can be an effective and enjoyable method to improve English speaking skills for lower secondary school students. The study provides insights and practical implications for teachers and curriculum designers on how to incorporate drama activities into English language teaching.
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Using Mind Maps to Promote 12th graders’ English Vocabulary Learning at a High School in Rural Areas
