IJSRP, Volume 12, Issue 9, September 2022 Edition [ISSN 2250-3153]
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Nursalam Nursalam, Awatiful Azza, Chanif , Erna Dwi Wahyuni,, Machmudah, Nurus Safaah, Sri Utami, Tiyas Kusumaningrum, Wiwit Dwi Nurbadriyah
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Gynecological cancer is the most common type of malignancy in women such as cervical, endometrial and ovarian cancer which is the most common and has major effects worldwide in terms of incidence and mortality. Chemotherapy as the main therapy given to gynecologic cancer patients causes various side effects and complications.
Francesco Paolo Pinello
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The topics I deal with concern the science of symbolism (on which I think it is useful to return to in terms of cognitive science), which studying the influences of language on thought (the meaning of meaning), and the question the issue of the hermeneutic circle (language/symbols; thought/mind/brain; mental, physical, chemical, biological, social, computer/telematic references) initially developed, in sociology (Verstehen), but in a very reductionist way, by Max Weber.
Chandra Shekhar Sarkar, Aritra Chakraborty
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This study investigated the change in the trend of temperature and rainfall in South 24 Parganas District of West Bengal. Therefore, daily temperature, total annual and monsoon rainfall data were collected from the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Kolkata for the period from 1988 to 2017 (30 years). Time series analysis method was used to identify the changing trend in temperature and rainfall.
Aulia Chairunnisa , Zulfikar Zulfikar
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This study aims to determine whether the Digitization of the SAKPOLE Application has an effect on motor vehicle tax revenues in the Central Java Samsat in 2019 with effectiveness as a control variable.
Melanie Abongo
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Transgender women are globally ranked as a high risk population for their high HIV prevalence compared to other key population and 49 times higher than cisgender populations. Studies have cited many conditions and situations that contribute to these high HIV risks including stigmatization and discrimination and occlusion to access to universal health care. This study however aims to access the behavioral and sexual tendencies of the transgender women that predispose them to HIV risk. This paper informs on the sexual and behavioral risk factors predisposing the transgender women to a high HIV prevalence.
Dr. Deepa Aggarwal (DGO)
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In the past few years, aesthetic gynecology has been gaining popularity worldwide due to its numerous health and beauty advantages.
Jonathan Armel Mbondo , Etienne Didier Bassock Bayiha, Bahanak Dieu Ne Dort , Nack Jacques , Kingsley Etchu, Charles Félix Bilong Bilong
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The present survey on population’s dynamics of gill monogeneans aimed to contribute in minimizing catastrophic losses in potential fish ponds. Monogeneans were dislodged from the gill filaments, with the aid of a dissecting needle and mounted between slide and cover slip in a drop of water. They were identified and counted using a microscope. The present study revealed three monogenean species gill parasites of Synodontis rebeli: Synodontella melanoptera, Synodontella sanagaensis and Synodontella sp. These parasite species are aggregated among the host population.
Aisyah Fadila Sulthani, Yulia Hendri Yeni, and Syafrizal
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This study aims to analyze the effect of health consciousness, perceived behavioural control, and attitude on purchase intention: a study of makeup artists consumer behaviour during the covid-19 pandemic. The type of research used in this research is explanatory research, with the research method being an explanatory survey that emphasizes quantitative methods. The sample is 160 consumers who intend to use the services of a makeup artist during the Covid-19 pandemic in Payakumbuh City. Sampling technique Convenience sampling. The data analysis method used Structural Equation Modeling - Partial Least Square (SEM-PLS).
Abdul Talib Hashim & Asmawati bte Mohamad Ali
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This study examined the used of the Active Teaching and Learning Activity Module (MaPdPA) in improving teamwork skills in the form six curriculum. This study used a combination of design and development studies. A quasi -experimental design was also used to observe or evaluate the effect of the Active Teaching and Learning Activity module (MaPdPA) in improving teamwork skills.
Prof. Dr.J M Ravichandran Edwin, Prof Dr. A S Arul, Dr.M S Selvakumaran , Dr.E.Thirulogachander , Dr.Benitta Mary V
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Background: Pulmonary embolism is a potentially life-threatening condition. There is a rising trend in pulmonary embolism after the advancement of covid 19 infection.
Mohamed Hassan Atwa Eldek , Ahmed Mohamed Saleh Khedr, Doaa Mohamed Ali Abdelaziz
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In recent years, many elevated roads have been implemented in the Egyptian city, especially in the capital, because of the demand for transportation and solving traffic problems. This is shown by the informal use of the lost spaces below elevated roads, so these lost spaces are considered a possibility to transform into urban spaces that serve the surrounding urbanization. Those huge structures caused many problems in urbanization, such as cutting the urban fabric, wasting distinctive lands, and created lost urban spaces.
Mathew Sunday Dada, Lami Ofie, EJAH, Michael Omache
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This study investigated relationship among public, private costs and transition of Junior Secondary Schools (JSS) students in Federal Capital Territory (FCT) Abuja and its implications on human capital development in Nigeria. Two research questions and two hypotheses guided the study. The study was anchored on the equalization theory of Cubberley,1905. The study employed Ex-Post-Facto and a Descriptive Survey research design. The population of the study was 47,576 year three students in 182 public JSS. A sample size of 18 (10 percent) Schools participated in the study
Amina Lawal, Dr. Musa Ahmed Zayyad
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The COVID-19 pandemic lockdown in 2019 affected the social services of countries worldwide. Schools were shutdown, which poses a threat to teaching and learning. On March 19, 2020, the Federal Ministry of Education approved the closure of all learning institutions.
James Mutinda Kithuka, Dr. Wario Guyo, Dr. David Kiarie
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The aim of this paper was to assess the influence of management risk on performance of manufacturing firms in Kenya. Management risk is one of the risks encountered during logistics outsourcing. It is aligned with the administrative differences between the outsourced company and the manufacturing firm, which could affect the effectiveness of the cooperation towards enhanced performance.
Catherine Njoki Gatari, Dr Ismail Noor Shale, Dr Anthony Osoro
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The purpose of this study was to assess the effect of procurement methods on sustainable performance of state corporations in Kenya. The study was anchored on tendering theory and employed descriptive research design. This study focused on positivist Philosophy. The target population of this study included all 187 registered state corporations in Kenya. The study was a census survey of all the 187 state corporations.
Peter Kiama Gikonyo, Prof. Patrick Karanja Ngugi, Dr. Samson Nyang’au Paul
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The aim of this paper is to establish the influence of green packaging as one of the components of green logistics on the performance of building and construction companies in Kenya. This comes as the call for embrace sustainable development goals across all sectors is on the rise, and most companies stepping in to embrace sustainable practices as a way of minimizing costs, ensuring customer satisfaction, and conserving the environment
Sana Ben Hassine, Rafaa Mraihi, Elyes Kooli
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Generally, dense urban areas suffer from local parking shortages: a limited supply coupled with a diffuse demand in both space and time. According to this plan, additional vehicles will be searching for available parking spaces, particularly during peak hours. Searching for parking disrupts the economic, environmental, and social sustainability of the city. The purpose of the paper is to optimize parking management, by guiding drivers who request a vacant space. Multi-agent systems can be used as an appropriate modeling approach for the development of such a smart parking guidance system. In order to verify and validate the model, simulations were performed in Tunis city-center. The numerical results show that smart parking guidance systems can manage parking areas more efficiently. It can reduce energy consumption and carbon dioxide emissions, increase revenues for parking managers and satisfy drivers requirements.
Jeremy D. Iturriaga, Lucille P. Detoyato
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Objectives: To determine the ankle syndesmosis radiographically using Anterior Tibiofibular Ratio (ATFR) and Anteroposterior Tibiofibular Ratio (APTF) of selected tertiary government hospital employees.
Sana Siddiq, K. B. Kumar
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A worldwide Coronavirus Disease 2019 (COVID-19) pandemic resulted in a decreased social interaction level, negative emotions, and an increased level of anxiety and stress. Their usual routine was disrupted, their usual routine was radically reduced, and their daily lives were greatly affected. Pandemic-related economic crises have caused widespread unemployment and poverty throughout the world, as well as the loss of jobs and sending back home of migrant workers.
Jespher Nyaboke Onyango, Dr. Jared Misonge Onyancha, Dr. Jackson Odhiambo Onyuka, Prof. John Memba Ochora, Patrick Ogembo Getonto
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Introduction: Puerperal sepsis is the major cause of (31%) maternal mortality. Appropriate care could prevent majority of these deaths. Exogenous and endogenous organisms are the causatives agents. Traditional medicine have been used in treating postpartum sepsis for example Acmella caulirhiza used to treat a child’s mouth sores and Spermacoce princeae used to accelerate healing of umbilical cord and to clean the system after birth.
Dr. Dian Wahyudin, Burhan
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The legal basis for Tax Collection in Indonesia is the 1945 Constitution Article 23A. Not all individual taxpayers registered in KPP Pratama Batam Utara fulfill their obligations to pay the tax, which means very low tax compliance. The Directorate-General of Tax has the authority to assess the taxpayers’ compliance to meet the tax obligations. The tax sanction is a (preventive) tax instrument for taxpayers to keep them from violating tax values. Understanding the tax regulations affects taxpayers’ compliance with their tax obligations. Tax amnesty helps restructure development through tax.
Tarus J, Ouma P and Waswa P
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The agricultural industry globally is frustrated by chronic mismatch between competencies and work, often leading to economic downturn and youth unemployment. The objective of the study was to assess the extent to which the capacity of trainers influences the quality of teaching of Agriculture in selected TVET colleges. The research method used was descriptive. A total of 384 students in TVET institutions studying agriculture were selected from a population frame of 5 TVET colleges using simple random sampling, 16 teaching staff (principals & lecturers) and 14 human resource personnel were purposively selected.
Ritika Kumari, Sunil Prakash, Harsh Vardhan Vimal, Ashutosh Subhash Mane
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A field experiment was conducted at the Crop Research Centre, School of Agriculture, Uttaranchal University, Dehradun, Uttarakhand to observe ‘The efficiency of different weed management practices in Lentil’ during the Rabi season of 2021-22. The experimental design used for the purpose was Randomised Block Design with 3 replications and 8 treatments.
Zuhri Madriah, T. Ibnu Alferally, Jessy Chrestella
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In few studies, the exposure of ultraviolet and vitamin D serum levels has been linked to prostate cancer. To date, there are controversy about research results and still no studies linking VDR directly with TASCs in prostate cancer.
Abdulaziz Khalil, Mustapha Umar Babayo, Sulaiman Sulaiman Kabir
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Natural coagulants can potentially compliment or replace synthetic chemicals used for turbidity removal from raw water. This paper evaluated the turbidity removal efficiency of Lonchocarpus laxiflorus leaf extracts on raw water. The turbidity removal efficiency was evaluated at 0.5, 1.0 and 1.5% w/v stock solutions of Lonchocarpus laxiflorus leaf extract, using jar test. Results obtained revealed that 1.5% w/v Lonchocarpus laxiflorus leaf extract optimally removed turbidity from the synthetic raw water at about 300 mg/L coagulant dose, corresponding to a turbidity removal efficiency of about 98.5% in high turbid synthetic raw waters. This study demonstrated the potentials in using Lonchocarpus laxiflorus leaf extract for turbidity removal from raw water.
Abdulaziz Khalil, Mustapha Umar Babayo, Mansur Isah Ismail
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Natural substances that is locally, readily available and often considered as waste was potentially found to be good in water treatment. This paper investigated the hardness removal efficiency of Moringa oleifera pod extract for softening high hard water. The turbidity removal efficiency was investigated with 3% (w/v) and 6% (w/v) stock solution concentrations of Moringa oleifera pod, using jar test. Results obtained revealed that 540mg/L dose of the two stock solution concentrations gave the highest turbidity removal efficiency of 48% and 57% respectively. This study demonstrated the potential of using Moringa oleifera pod for softening high hard water.
Abdulaziz Khalil, Sani Abubakar Sani, Abdulrauf A. Liman
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Due to the rapidity with which structures are being constructed nowadays, particularly in developing nations like Nigeria, concrete blocks have become the most commonly used building material. Even though they arent very light, concrete blocks have a high compressive strength, and the ingredients for concrete are easy to find. Some industrialized nations are shifting away from utilizing concrete blocks due to their lack of sustainability, which leads to their being environmentally unfriendly, in favor of compressed earthen blocks (CEB), which are more sustainable in terms of getting resources and more ecologically friendly. This paper investigated the thermal and mechanical performance of compressed earth blocks. The percentage of cement was investigated with 0%, 2%, 4%, and 6% cement sample. Results obtained revealed that the compressive strength was notably high at 28 days after curing, with strength of 10.30 N/mm2. After 28 days of curing, a high UPV of 8622m/s and 8660m/s for 4 and 6 percent cement replacement was reported respectively.
Dr. Renu Sharma, Dr. Abhishek Bhushan Sharma, Dr. Kumar Anand
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Pain in the distribution of the lumbar or sacral roots is often due to disc protrusion. In industrialized area, 60-70% people are found with low back pain. The purpose of the study is to explore ayurvedic management to enhance the quality of life in patients suffering from low-backache due to Lumbar Disc Herniation. Katigraha is occurring mainly due to the imbalance of vata dosha hence, the treatment plan will be accordingly. Here is a case presentation of 28 years old patient with complaints of low back-pain and numbness in bilateral lower limbs with neck pain since 3 months
Vandana Sahu Jaiswal, Dr. Renu Dewan
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Work motivation is a set of energetic forces that originate both within as well as beyond an individuals being, to initiate work-related behavior, and to determine its form, direction, intensity, and duration. Understanding what motivates an organizations employees is central to the study of I–O psychology. It is the force that drives an employee toperform well in their job. Work motivation is highly influenced by the external and internal socio-psychological environment of an individual in working place (Agarwal, 1988).
Ibrahim Mare
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The connection between the employee and the manager is the most important in creating motivation, and the manager is responsible for increase of employee motivation level. Motivating employees is not easy, but it is necessary if they want to progress and be satisfied with their work. Motivation is what makes people work harder, be more productive and, after all, stay in the organization in which they work. With all that in mind, it must be mentioned that there is no single strategy that will magically motivate employees and keep their motivation at a high level. Every employee is unique, has unique attitudes and ideas, and if all employees are to be successfully initiated, managers will need to implement strategies to encourage each employee individually.
Stephen Rowland Baidoo, Francis Kwaku Assan, Josephine Celestine Baidoo
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Literature is clear about how individuals’ capacity to solve real-world problem could be enhanced through mathematics learning. It is also suggested that advances in mathematics and sciences could be promoted by one’s knowledge and skills in mathematics. Yet attitudes of students toward mathematics learning can affect and influence their mathematics results, which in turn can limit their access to taking advantage of opportunities offered by mathematics and sciences. Different dimensions of attitude to mathematics are known but there is the need to determine and nurture, early in students, those dimensions likely to groom them into inventiveness and problem-solving for development. Inspired by the country’s aim at looking to produce students who would become citizens capable of solving societal problems, we used quantitative investigation to explore two of such dimensions: attitudes to mathematics inquiry and enjoyment of mathematics lessons.
Stephen Kirui, Hellen Sang, Alfred Bett& Joshua Manduku
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With the introduction of Information and Communication Technologies in schools, major changes should be observed in the way education is managed, but there is still minimal evidence on the impact of these technologies in public secondary schools in Uasin-Gishu County. The objective of the study was to analyze how ICT frequency of use influence effective management of public secondary schools in Uasin-Gishu County. The study was based Open Systems Theory and The Technology Acceptance Model (TAM). The researcher adopted the correlational and cross sectional research designs. “The population for the study was 189with 171 respondents being selected using stratified and simple random sampling method. Primary data was collected using structured questionnaire measured on linker type interval scales of 1-5 between April 2021 and August 2021. Reliability of the research instrument was tested against Cronbach’s alpha coefficient where an overall reliability score of 0.778 was achieved while validity was gauged using panel of experts, ensuring that the indicators of each variable were within the same construct and operationalizing the instrument as per the variables.
Stephen Kirui, Joshua Manduku, Hellen Sang & Alfred Bett
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There “is increasing interest, attention and investment being put into the use of ICT in education worldwide. The Ministry of Education Science and Technology in Kenya has developed an Information Communication Technology (ICT) strategy which outlines how ICT will be adopted and utilized to improve access, quality and equity in the delivery of education services in Kenya. With the introduction of computer-based technology in schools, major changes should be observed in the way education is managed, but there is still minimal evidence on the impact of these technologies in public secondary schools.
Tiara Novalia, Suwandi
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Since implementing the 2013 curriculum, the government has focused on applying HOTS at school. Beginning in 2018, HOTS questions have been included in the national examination. However, in the national examination of 2018, 40 % of the students in Indonesia struggled to answer the HOTS questions. As a result, there is a decrease of 0,93 in the students scores in both in-state and private high schools. This study focussed on evaluating the use of HOTS in English teacher-made tests at MA NU 03 Sunan Katong Kaliwungu Kendal. From the findings, the comparison between LOTS and HOTS was 47% to 53%. The proportion of HOTS was more than it is expected as the criteria of HOTS were expected to be around 10% to 15% of the total questions. While for the level distribution, analysing was 20%, evaluating was 6%, and the highest, creating with 74%. It suggested that the teacher had already given plenty of HOTS practice to her students in the class by using the daily test. The test also fulfilled the requirement of validity, practicality, and reliability, as shown in the supporting document.
AKSA Anudini, G. Gayamini, and Prof. Thushara Weerawardane
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Data and information security can be considered one of the most important issues of the 21st century and it is essential to avoid data breaches, decrease the risk of data exposure, and ensure regulatory compliance. Cloud computing is a trending technology in this era. Cloud computing refers to the on-demand availability of digital resources, particularly data storage and computational power, without the user having to manage them directly. Cryptography and steganography can be defined as the most popular techniques that can be used to enhance data and information security inside the cloud. High- level security can be provided when cryptography and steganography are applied together to the cloud platform. Therefore, Hybrid cryptographic algorithms and multilayer steganographic techniques can be combined to develop a security system for efficient and secure data transmission in the cloud to provide availability, integrity, authenticity, confidentiality, and non-repudiation of the data and information. This paper analyzes the performance of cryptographic and steganographic techniques and suggests the best hybrid cryptographic algorithms and multilayer steganographic techniques that can be combined to efficient and secure data transmission in the cloud.
S. Z. Rida, Alaa Hassan Noreldee & Faten. R. Karar
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The cohomology theory is discussed as the following: Triangular Banach algebras second-order cohomology groups are researched in [10]. Factorization and bounded Hochschild cohomology of matrix-like Banach algebras are investigated in [14], while the group cohomology of triangular Banach algebra is addressed in [5]. In [7], projective modules in quantized homology are introduced. [6] Studies projective Hilbert modules over operator algebras. C^*-algebra projective homological classification is investigated. Using aspects of quantum theory, biprojective algebras, homological dimensions, and current advances in Banach homology theory are addressed in [2]. In [8], the studies the disappearance of the third simplicial cohomology group for specific classes of C^*-algebra. In [95], an approximate identity for ideals of Segal algebras on a compact group and homology theory are examined.
Shyamala G, Dr. R. Mahesh
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Financial literacy is the integration of individual’s knowledge, attitude, skills and planning with respect to financial activities. It directs to make effective decisions and well-being of an individual. There are many researches have been conducted globally for measuring the financial literacy and also survey on financial literacy has been conducted at country level by the governments. Most of the research have done in order to know the financial knowledge of the investors. The present study focuses on financial literacy among millennials.
Akash Rawat, Ruchika Panday, Ashish Kumar Pandey
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Pong is a simple game. It can provide AI to a computer. Model reaction time, which waits some period of time before making decisions, Two-part strategy: model accuracy, in which the computer knows exactly where the ball will land, and adding a random error factor to pretend that the computer is fallible. In this paper, try to balance the game by making the computers skills better if it starts losing, or by making it worse if the computer is dominating.
Samyak Jain, Parth Chhabra, Sarthak Johari
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Hit Song Science concerns the possibility of predicting whether a song will be a hit before its distribution using automated means such as machine learning software. This has motivated to dig deeper to unravel how different audio features would help to predict if a song would feature in the Billboard Top 100 Chart and build a two-way usability model - both for the musicians composing the music and the labels broadcasting it. The work in this paper also aligns with our team’s vision of exploring real-world applications of machine learning techniques and making them useful in common domains. In this paper, prediction models on data from Million Songs Dataset (MSD), Billboard, and Spotify using machine learning techniques have been explored, and low-level & high-level feature engineering techniques are applied. Finally, a comparison of their performances using various performance metrics has been carried out.
Kambam Lakshminarayana, Resu Bhupal Reddy, Madarapu Yethi Raju, K. Harinatha Babu, Goutham Ram, Jagruth Lingala, Sridevi Godishala
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An individual is subjected to occupational stress when their work demands exceed their abilities, resources, or needs. Stress is dealt with differently by everyone, regardless of their age. There are both physical and emotional effects of stress on individuals. The presence of physical and mental stress is suggested by some experts as necessary for healthy and normal growth to occur. Stress motivates employees to learn new skills and master their jobs, which leads to better productivity, whereas stress that isnt managed effectively causes problems.
Aman Mann
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Everything which looks Green is not always clean. Currently, Agriculture emits more greenhouse gases than all our cars, trucks, trains, and airplanes combined and are amongst the greatest contributors to global warming. This Study estimates the Footprint of Cultivation of Wheat Rice and Cotton cultivation in Villages of Ellenabad sub-division of District Sirsa. Greenhouse gas emissions from crops occur due to such activities as Soil preparation, Sowing, Disease and weed control, Nutrition for better yield, Harvesting, transport to market, and upon burning of straw/stubble.
Parth Tiwari, Sanjay Tomar
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Financial experts agree that while people have much more money today than they did generations ago, the amount of knowledge on how to manage that money hasn’t kept pace- not at all (Maura Fogarty, 2012). People in India usually look for traditional ways to store wealth, for example, Real estate, Gold, FDs, etc.
LRTDM Bandara, G. Gayamini, and Dr. Thushara Weerawardane
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In recent years abnormal event detection has become an important research area because of the following reasons : the increase of the applications of it, the increase of the number surveillance cameras in public locations such as museums, markets, airports, stadiums, train stations, etc., and the advancements of the peoples’ public safety awareness. AED is a subtopic in event detection, In the study of video content, event detection is critical. Abnormal event detection can be applied in smart surveillance monitoring systems, which can recognize abnormal incidents in video footage automatically and decide what to do based on the type of abnormal event. The primary premise behind abnormal event detection is to use computer vision technology to extract the characteristics that represent unusual activity from a video and then train a model that can recognize abnormal events.
Dr. Shriram Patel
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There are many laws in force in India to preserve the environment but it is still problem that environment pollution could not be stopped effectively, The metro cities in India are most polluted cities, like Delhi and Mumbai .The problem of pollution in big cities still at mass level.
Ghaith Ibrahim Abdel Latif Alshwaheen
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Smart urban technologies have started to become the foundation of new and substantial "intelligent" infrastructures over the past two decades, especially in the affluent regions of the developed world, such as Madrid, New York, Paris, San Francisco, and Singapore. The spread of the smart city idea has also significantly impacted how cities and their surrounding regions are planned and developed. Due to the growing interest in the subject, this special issue focuses on two closely related ideas: smart cities and innovative urban technologies. It also includes scholarly writings that offer some priceless insights into how our cities and societies produce knowledge and the spatial effects of information and communication technologies (ICTs).
George Njoroge, Catherine Mwenda , Ezekiel Mecha, Stanley Waithaka
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AIM: United Nations Sustainable Development Goals with its 193 member states aimed to achieve reduced harmful alcohol use by year 2030. Among the key focal points were to develop alcohol care teams whose interest is to reduce acute admissions to hospitals that relate to alcohol, reduce mortality and improve on quality alcohol care. It is agreed that clinician’s multidisciplinary teams should be included to integrate alcohol related treatments across all primary, secondary and tertiary health institutions. The team should formulate and coordinate alcohol related policies in their countries.
Obichi, E. A. and Ezebuiro, V
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This study employed molecular technique to identify protease-producing bacteria from beans effluent-impacted soil and screened the isolates for the presence of two principal extracellular protease-encoding genes (apr and npr). Protease-producing bacteria were isolated from beans effluent-impacted soil in Rumuosi, Port Harcourt, Rivers State Nigeria. Protease production was determined by plate screening and enzyme activity assay methods.
Rhoda Ama Koranteng, Dery Bede, Dr Charles Apprey
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Purpose: Anemia threatens healthcare system worldwide with enormously high prevalence among the vulnerable groups in society posing a huge economic burden. The purpose of this paper is to investigate the prevalence of anemia and it association to dietary patterns and nutrient intake among children.
Fadhili E.Maseko
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The motive of this paper was to examine on how functionality of alternative banking channels influence the level of customer satisfaction in Tanzanian commercial banks sector. The study conducted in Arusha city, by using a descriptive survey design. The population for the study was staff and customers of twenty commercial banks branches operating in Arusha city. Simple and purposive sampling techniques were used to select a sample size of about 110 respondents to be involved in the study. The questionnaire instruments used to collect primary data, which were analyzed by the use of descriptive statistic and Ordinal regression Analysis. The findings revealed that there is significant positive relationship between functionality of ABCs attributes and the level of customer satisfaction in Tanzanian commercial banks sector. The study recommends that banking and financial institution Act 2006,be modified to accommodate adoption and use electronic banking, in so doing, banks can use PINs, instead of signatures. This will simplify handling of cyber crime cases more easily than it is now
Tergel Shijirtuya, Gan-Erdene Tsengel
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Although many scientists have focused on the spatiotemporal distribution of dust storm in Mongolia, there are a few studies have considered physical process. The atmospheric stability parameters such as Brunt-Vaisala frequency (N), Gradient Richardson Number (Ri) and Eady Growth Rate (σ_E) were evaluated on 3 different cases of heavy dust storms which are occurred from March to May 2020, covered almost all over Mongolia, using reanalysis data produced by European Centre for Medium-Range Weather Forecasts and radiosonde data from “Dalanzadgad” aerological station in Dalanzadgad, Umnugovi. Differential equations of N, Ri and σ_E are solved using finite difference method.
Eng. Majed H. Al-Khawaldeh, Eng. Njood D. Aldughmi, Eng, Bassam Al-Sharif, Eng. Mohammad A. Alshirah
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Data from imaging, pathology, genetics, and electrophysiology may all be utilized to obtain a better understanding of illnesses. Biomedical researchers may use data to discover patterns and enhance healthcare decisions. Several big data healthcare systems, such as Hadoop (Armoogum and Li, 2019) and MapReduce (Lee et al., 2020), may be utilized in the biomedical area to synthesis massive volumes of data and extract meaningful insights based on patterns.
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