Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
4.0. Potential use of fish meal ( Sardinella maderensis ), snail meal ( Achatina fulica ) and African Locust Beans ( Parkia biglobosa ) in Japanese quails diets: zootechnical and nutritional

https://doi.org/10.30574/wjarr.2022. 14.2. 0423 Abstract The effects of the consumption of formulated (A1, A2 and A3) and commercial (AT) feeds on the zootechnical and nutritional performance of quail (Coturnix japonica) were studied. The experiment involved 80 1-day-old quails. At the end of the experiment which lasted 9 weeks, the quantities of food ingested per day by quail A1, A2, A3 and AT were respectively 25.27±0.02 g, 25.34± 0.08g, 23.83±0.11g and 23.85±0.08g. A3 and AT quails had the highest mass gains with respective values of 3.65±0.22 and 3.64±0.17 g/d. The best feed efficiency after the growth phase was observed with quail fed with growth feed formulated A3 (6.52 ± 0.05). The carcass yields of the quails fed with the formulated growth foods A1, A2, A3 and commercial AT are respectively 63±0.01; 66±0.01; 64±0.03 and 64±0.03%. The highest mortality rate (10%) was found with quails fed A1 and A2 formulated growth feed. In short, among the formulated feeds, feed A3 had a better impact, similar or even greater than that of commercial feed AT on the zootechnical performance of the Japanese quail
doi:10.3906/mat-A new kind of F -contraction and some best proximity point results for such 1 mappings with an application

: In this paper, we aim to present a new and unified way, including the previously mentioned solution methods, 5 to overcome the problem in [7] for closed and bounded valued F -contraction mappings. We also want to obtain a real 6 generalization of fixed point results existing in the literature by using best proximity point theory. Further, considering the 7 strong relationship between homotopy theory and various branches of mathematics such as category theory, topological 8 spaces, and Hamiltonian manifolds in quantum mechanics, our objective is to present an application to homotopy theory 9 of our best proximity point results obtained in the paper. In this sense, we first introduce a new family, which is larger 10 than F ∗ that has often been used to give a positive answer to the problem. Then, we prove some best proximity point 11 results for the new kind of F -contractions on quasi metric spaces via the new family. Additionally, we show that the 12 note given by Almeida et al. [4] is not valid for our results. Therefore, our results are real generalizations of fixed point 13 results in the literature. Moreover, we give comparative examples to demonstrate that our results unify and generalize 14 some well-known results in the literature. As an application, we show that each homotopic mapping to φ satisfying all 15 the hypotheses of our best proximity point result has also a best proximity point. 16
Impact of Organizational Learning on SME Performance: Mediating Effect of Competitive Strategy

ID: ICBMIS-2019-007 Impact of Organizational Learning on SME Performance: Mediating Effect of Competitive Strategy Chin Han Wuen, Fahmi Ibrahim , Kabiru Jinjiri Ringim 1 School of Business, Universiti Teknologi Brunei, Brunei Darussalam hanwuen@gmail.com 2 School of Business, Universiti Teknologi Brunei, Brunei Darussalam fahmi.ibrahim@utb.edu. bn 3 ABU Business School, Ahmadu Bello University, Zaria, Nigeria kabirujinjiri@gmail.com
Prevalence of Carbapenem Resistant Klebsiella Pneumoniae in North India

- Objectives: The aim of this retrospective observational study was to investigate the burden and current antimicrobial susceptibility of Carbapenem-Resistant Klebsiella pneumonia (CRKP) isolated from diverse samples. Methods: 3256 Klebsiella pneumoniae isolates enrolled in this retrospective study, covering a9-month period from January 2021 to September 2021. It focused on analyses the prevalence and characterization of Carbapenem-resistant K. pneumoniae strain isolated from the diverse samples of Blood,Urine, Pus, Body fluids, and Sputum analyzed at the microbiology laboratory of the Dr. Lal Path Labs , Delhi, North India. pneumoniae Abstract- Objectives: The aim of this retrospective observational study was to investigate the burden and current antimicrobial susceptibility of Carbapenem-Resistant Klebsiella pneumonia (CRKP) isolated from diverse samples. Methods: 3256 Klebsiella pneumoniae isolates enrolled in this retrospective study, covering a9-month period from January 2021 to September 2021. It focused on analyses the prevalence and characterization of Carbapenem-resistant K. pneumoniae strain isolated from the diverse samples of Blood,Urine, Pus, Body fluids, and Sputum analyzed at the microbiology laboratory of the Dr. Lal Path Labs, Delhi, North India. existed in north India among diverse samples that can also be associated with the presence in a high-risk because we are si tting on a time bomb of XDR and PDR bacterial infections if we do not take the necessary steps in time, then we have limited or no options for treatment. Therefore, the continuous monitoring of carbapenems is necessary to prevent the national and transnational spread of these isolates, especially in the cases when the healthcare facilities are inadequate.
Improved Routh-Padé approximants based on matching of Markov parameters and time moments for continuous interval systems

: This paper presents an improved Routh-Padé approximation method for deriving reduced-order continuous interval model (ROCIM) from high-order continuous interval system (HOCIS) based on matching of Markov parameters and time moments. First, denominator of ROCIM is obtained using modified Routh table. Then, the numerator is calculated by equating some of time moments and Markov parameters. The distinctive feature of this approach is that it provides stable ROCIMs for stable HOCIS in contrast to some other recent techniques. The efficacy and effectiveness of proposed method is illustrated with the help of two worked test systems. To support the results, eigen-value analysis is also accomplished.
ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS AND ATTITUDE OF GRADE VI STUDENTS: BASIS FOR AN ENVIRONMENTAL EDUCATION PROGRAM IN DIVISION OF LANAO DEL NORTE

: The purpose of the study is to determine the level of students’ environmental awareness and attitude and propose an environmental education program to improve the awareness and attitude of students in Matungao District, Division of Lanao del Norte. The study used descriptive-correlational research design to test the relationship of environmental awareness and attitude of students. There were 200 students participated in the study randomly chosen from among the nine (9) elementary schools of Matungao District. A 49-item Likert-type questionnaire containing three dimensions was adapted by Napere (2009), Thompson and Hoffman (2002) to measure level of students’ environmental awareness and attitude. Frequency counts, percentage, weighted mean and standard deviation were used to analyze the profile of the respondents and Pearson Correlation was employed to determine the relationship of the variables. To determine the differences of students’ awareness and attitudes, ANOVA test was also performed. Consequently, environmental awareness and environmental attitudes of the students were significantly related. On the other hand, there is no significant difference in their environmental awareness when grouped according to age and sex likewise on their environmental attitude when grouped to age, sex and family income. However, in the educational attainment of parents there was a significant difference in the attitudes of the students. Parents’ education is a significant factor of shaping children’s environmental attitudes. These results provide valuable information in understanding environmental awareness and attitude of students such that recommendations to education sector and other stakeholders in the locality to improve the elementary science pedagogical aspects and propose environmental education program which highlight the importance of the outcome-based education focusing on the environment.
--Chapter Public acceptance of renewable energy projects: A focus on wind energy

Accepted version of chapter 4.1. in the following book: Roth, M. ; Eiter, S. ; Röhner, S. ; Kruse, A. ; Schmitz, S. ; Frantal, B. ; Centeri, C. ; Frolova, M. ; Buchecker, M. ; Stober, D. ; Karan, I. ; van der Horst, D. 2018. (Ed.). Renewable energy and landscape quality. COST Action TU1401. Jovis Verlag GmbH: Berlin, pp. 179−184. https://www.jovis. de/en/books/details/product/renewable-energy-and-landscape-quality.html
Understanding online and offline customer experience of shared vs. public mobility services – A semiautomated content analysis of user reviews

Despite rising user rates for shared mobility services, huge potentials of the market remain untapped. Therefore, firms providing digital platforms for peer-to-peer or public mobility seek to expand their understanding of customer experiences (CX) for service improvements. Using semiautomated content analysis, this study investigates, if and how online user reviews can be used to better understand the online (app) and offline (travel) CX. Based on over 7,700 reviews of two archetypal providers from independent websites, we extracted key drivers of (dis-)satisfaction. Our study highlights the need to systematically analyze user feedback, since it reveals authentic and nuanced CX insights.
In-vitro assessment of biocontrol agents against Sclerotium rolfsii causing white rot of onion in Manipur

Antagonistic potential of five biocontrol agents were evaluated against Sclerotium rolfsii causing white rot of onion in Manipur. Trichoderma hamatum was most outstanding and effective against the test pathogen. The minimum mycelial growth of S. rolfsii was recorded in a dual culture with T. hamatum (2.0cm) followed successively by dual culture with T . harzianum (2.90cm) and T. viride (3.17cm) respectively. Trichoderma hamatum, T. harzianum and T. viride showed 78.88%, 67.77% and 64.77% inhibition on mycelial growth of the pathogen respectively. T. harzianum formed a translucent inhibition of 0.1cm at the interaction site but eventually overgrow the test pathogen and completely inhibited sclerotia formaton. Subsequently the test pathogen was also overgrown by T. hamatum and T. viride completely inhibiting sclerotia formation. Penicillium glabrum and P. citrinum were ineffective against S. rolfsii and both were overgrown by the pathogen.
4.0. Serum biochemistry of broiler chickens fed different levels of pawpaw leaf meal (PLM) in the

https://doi.org/10.30574/gscbps.2022. 19.2. 0173 Abstract Ninety six 21 day- old unsexed broiler chickens were used for the study designed to evaluate the effect of different levels of pawpaw leaf meal on the serum biochemistry of broiler chickens. The experiment consisted of four treatment groups, each in three replicates of eight birds per replicate. The treatments reflect the different levels of inclusion of the pawpaw leaf meal: T 1 (control 0 g/kg of PLM in feed), T 2 (3 g/kg of PLM in feed), T 3 (5 g/kg of PLM in feed) and T 4 (7 g/kg of PLM in feed). The experiment was framed in a completely randomized design and lasted from the beginning of the fourth week till the end of the eight week (five weeks). Results showed that alanine amino transferase and globulin were significantly affected by treatments (p<0.05), though values were still within the normal range reported in the literature for best physiological functions of broiler chickens. Pawpaw leaf meal inclusion in the diet did not affect the other biochemical indices studied. It was concluded that the immune vigilance of the chickens appeared not compromised by the inclusion of pawpaw leaf meal in the diet up to 7 g/kg inclusion
Novel Corona Virus (COVID-19): Assessing Prevalence of SARS-CoV-2 and Infection

Statement of the Problem: The World Health Organization (WHO) declared severe acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus 2 a pandemic on March 11, 2020. Corona virus disease 2019 (COVID-19) is commonly transmitted from human-to-human via close contacts and touching surfaces. Reports indicated that many medical staff got infected on working with infected individuals. Likewise, dentists are at a higher risk for the virus transmission due to close proximity to patients and the nature of dental procedures. Despite all of the protections and disinfections, there were some reports of infected dentists. Purpose: In this study, we evaluated the prevalence of infected dentists and the rate of using protection protocols by them in Iran. Materials and Method: This survey was a cross-sectional descriptive and web-based study in which a questionnaire designed and uploaded on Google forms. The link of the form was shared among dentists in Iran via some social media groups and personal messages. Results: A total of 945 dentists participated in this survey. A higher proportion of participants had their own private practice. About one third reported fatigue, malaise, or headaches since the COVID-19 got epidemic in Iran. Most of the respondents had provided emergency and elective dental treatments, used face shields, and surgical masks. The 26.3% of respondents were positive for COVID-19. Conclusion: According to our analysis, about 26% of dentists had been infected with COVID -19 and most of them reported that they used the CDC’s currently recommended infection prevention and control procedures in dental offices. However, the prevalence of infection was higher than prevalence of infection in the whole population of Iran (approximately 1%) and it showed that dentists were at high risk despite using infection control and personal protection equipment (PPE).
Universal Health Coverage and the Right to Health: From Legal Principle to Post-2015 Indicators

Universal Health Coverage (UHC) is widely considered one of the key components for the post-2015 health goal. The idea of UHC is rooted in the right to health, set out in the International Covenant on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights. Based on the Covenant and the General Comment of the Committee on Economic, Social, and Cultural Rights, which is responsible for interpreting and monitoring the Covenant, we identify 6 key legal principles that should underpin UHC based on the right to health: minimum core obligation, progressive realization, cost-effectiveness, shared responsibility, participatory decision making, and prioritizing vulnerable or marginalized groups. Yet, although these principles are widely accepted, they are criticized for not being specific enough to operationalize as post-2015 indicators for reaching the target of UHC. In this article, we propose measurable and achievable indicators for UHC based on the right to health that can be used to inform the ongoing negotiations on Sustainable Development Goals. However, we identify 3 major challenges that face any exercise in setting indicators post-2015: data availability as an essential criterion, the universality of targets, and the adaptation of global goals to local populations.
An Introduction to an Islamic Theory of Economic Development

Introduction: Economic development has received a tremendous attention, in theory as well as in practice, after majority of the developing countries won their political independence in the post II world War period. The developing world which strives to eliminate poverty and to solve its chronic development problems composes almost 80-85% of total world population. Most, if not all, of the chronic social, political, and economic problems in this world, manifested in poverty, insufficient educational and health services, high unemployment rates, and else are linked to inability to lead and sustain successfully economic development. The Muslim countries, alas, are almost all included into the developing world(1 ). Some of these countries are even classified among the poorest in our world, e.g. Niger, Mozambique, Bangladesh, Somaliland, and Eretria.
Anti-Cancer Effect of Bromelain and Its Combination with Cisplatin on HN5 Cell Line (Squamous Cell Carcinoma)

Statement of the Problem: Squamous cell carcinoma (SCC) comprises over 90% of oral malignancies. Cisplatin, as a selective chemotherapy agent to treat SCC, has many side effects despite its high effectiveness. There are some studies on the effects of bromelain derived from pineapple stems on different malignancies. Purpose: The aim of this study was to investigate the effect of bromelain alone and in combination with Cisplatin on oral squamous cell carcinoma (OSCC) and fibroblast cell lines. Materials and Method: In this interventional study, the HN5 cell line of OSCC and fibroblast cell line were treated with different concentrations of bromelain alone and in combination with cisplatin. Cell viability test was performed after 24, 48 and 72 hours using MTT (3-)4,5-dimethylthiazol-2-yl(-2,5 diphenyl tetrazolium bromide) assay. In the final stage, the drug-treated cells underwent flow cytometry to assess apoptosis patterns. Data were analyzed using SPSS 17, ANOVA (for general comparison of groups) and LSD post hoc tests (for comparison two groups). p< 0.05 was considered statistically significant. Results: The findings suggested that although bromelain showed toxic effects on HN5 cancer cells, its combination with Cisplatin resulted in little improvement in its effectiveness. Bromelain alone and in combination with Cisplatin presented cytotoxic effects against fibroblasts, which depended on the dosage and time exposure (p< 0.05). The flow cytometry results did not support the superior effect of the combination of two medications over Cisplatin alone (p> 0.05). Conclusion: According to the findings, although adding bromelain to Cisplatin reduced toxicity on normal tissues, the combination of these two drugs did not increase the anticancer effect of Cisplatin. Thus, bromelain in combination with Cisplatin is not recommended as an adjuvant drug for OSCC.
Methods for Drone Detection and Jamming

— This paper presents methods for drones’ detection and for jamming. Implementation of drones in malicious activities highly increases in the last years and the methods implemented for drone detection are numerous. The characteristics of the most detector types: radar, radiofrequency, acoustic, optical and thermal are emphasized in the paper. The goal of this analysis is to give the guidelines in choosing which techniques to use and combine for drone detection. The paper emphasizes the guidelines for drone successful jamming while presenting IRITEL solutions implementation for drones malicious function prevention and drones role in jamming efficiency improvement
Shape Design Optimization of Unimorph Piezoelectric Cantilever Energy Harvester

The most promising method for micro scale energy scavenging is via vibration energy harvesting which converts mechanical energy to electrical energy. Using piezoelectric cantilevers is the most common method for vibration energy harvesting. Changing the shape of the cantilevers can lead to changing the generated output voltage and power. In this work vibration energy harvesting via piezoelectric resonant unimorph cantilevers is studied and new design for obtaining more efficient piezoelectric energy harvester is suggested. This study provides comprehensive analysis of the output voltage relationships and deducing a considerable precise rule of thumb for calculating resonance frequency in cantilever-type unimorph piezoelectric energy harvesters using Rayleigh method. The analytical formula, is then analyzed and verified by FEM simulation in ABAQUS. The analytical data was found to be very close to simulation data. A key finding is that among all the unimorph trapezoidal V-shaped cantilever beams with uniform thickness, the triangular tapered cantilever, can lead to highest resonance frequency and by increasing the ratio of the trapezoidal bases, the resonance frequency decreases. These new findings provide guidelines on system parameters that can be manipulated for more efficient performance in different ambient source conditions.
Review of flail-space's lateral impact velocity criterion for thoracic impacts

ABSTRACT The simplified point mass, flail-space model was introduced in 1981 and is currently used in the United States, Canadian, Australian, and New Zealand road safety barrier and fixtures standards as a method of assessing vehicle occupant injury risk in certification crash tests when an instrumented anthropomorphic crash test dummy is not used. Maximum and preferred flail-space threshold impact velocities and accelerations of an unrestrained occupant are specified for longitudinal (frontal) and lateral (side) impact in the standards. The longitudinal impact velocity component of the flail-space model has been compared with impact velocities from real-world frontal crash data. However, the lateral velocity component has yet to be compared with impact velocities from any side impact tests or real-world injury crash data. This current study assesses the relationship between injury severity and impact velocities from cadaveric lateral thoracic impact tests and relates this to the maximum and preferred lateral velocities as recommended in the flail-space model. The following data from previous thoracic lateral impact cadaver tests were collated: impact velocity, cadaver age, cadaver mass, impact wall padding thickness, impact test method, and resultant Abbreviated Injury Scale (AIS) level. Multiple logistic regression analysis was used to determine the significant variables in predicting AIS 3+ and AIS 4+ injuries. Single variable regression analysis was then performed to determine a relationship between lateral impact velocity and AIS 3+ and AIS 4+ injury level. From the results, the current flail-space model's preferred lateral velocity used in the road safety barrier standards was found to be high and a lower preferred threshold of 6.4 m s−1 is proposed.
Improvement of Subgrade Soil by Glass Powder Waste

The weak soil is representing a problem in constructions of roads and building foundations and so forth, the ways of soil improvement containing using of cement, lime or other chemicals are expensive as compared with additives from waste materials. Researchers add Crushed Waste Glass (CWG) to soil to improve plasticity, bearing, consolidation, shear strength and other properties of soil. Waste glass has been used to prepare the additive material that passing through sieve size 75 μm added in 3, 5, 7, and 9 % by dry weight of the soil which it classified as A-7-5 according to AASHTO or ML according to USCS. A series of tests were adopted like sieve analysis, Atterberg limits, California bearing ratio, and unconfined compression strength to study the effect of adding glass powder to the soil for improving its properties. It was found that the additive had a positive impact on soil and had improved the soil properties, liquid limit, plastic limit and plasticity index was decreased with the increasing of glass powder, unconfined compression and shear strength behave like curve increasing with the increase of glass powder till percent 7, then began to decrease making the optimum percent of additive, there is significant increasing in the CBR values with the increasing of glass powder over than 4%, these increasing were at 2.5, 3.3, 5.2, 9.4 times when added 3, 5, 7, 9 % glass powder respectively more than CBR value of untreated soil.