Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
EXPERIMENTAL EVALUATION, MODELING AND OPTIMAZTION OF A 500 W HORIZONTAL WIND TURBINE USING DEFINITIVE SCREEN DESIGN METHOD FOR SUSTAINABLE WIND POWER GENERATION

Wind energy is a significant resource for agriculture, manufacturing industry and rural medical delivery process, which tend to improve human development. This energy when converted to electricity has no negative effect to the environment as compared to fossil fuel. Therefore, this paper focus on the experimental evaluation to develop a mathematical model for optimization and that can predict this locally developed 500 Watts horizontal wind turbine (HWT) for power generation. Definitive screen design method (DSDM) is used to developed the model, for the prediction and optimization of the horizontal wind turbine (HWT), the HWT was observed for 13 months measuring the speed of the wind, rotor shaft speed, voltage and current using Imhade P. Okokpujie, Esther T. Akinlabi, Ugochukwu C. Okonkwo, Kunle O. Babaremu and Kennedy O. Okokpujie http://www.iaeme.com/IJCIET/index.asp 2416 editor@iaeme.com hold peak HP-817A MINI wind meter, FT-7200 advanced tachometer, SST2016S204ISSgroupG ammeter and HYTAISTS890D digital multi-meter AC/DC respectively. The selected parameters for this prediction are speed of the wind (a), rotor shaft speed(b), current (c) and voltage (d). The maximum power generated during the operation of the HWT is 558 W, were obtained at speed of the wind of 4m/s, rotor shaft speed of 65 rpm, voltage of 18 v and current of 31 mA. The analysis of variance from the DSDM shows that the four parameters are significant as pattern to generating electrical power from the HWT and the R2 prediction value shows that the mathematical model can predict the HWT with about 98.8% which is practicable and suitable in the prediction of the power generated from HWT for sustainable development of power generation in Nigeria.
Chemical composition and antimicrobial activity of vellaikodi variety of Piper betle Linn Leaf oil against dental pathogens

The Piper betle (Tamil: vetrilai) is a glabrous climbing vine belonging to the family Piperaceae . Essential oil from vellaikodi variety of Piper betle L leaves (Piperaceae) was extracted by hydro-distillation method in a clevenger type apparatus. The essential oil thus obtained was analyzed by gas chromatography and gas chromatography – mass spectroscopy. Sixty five components were identified in the oil. The 5-(2-propenyl)1,3-benzodioxole(25.67%) was determined as the first major constituent in the oil, The second was eugenol,( 18.27%)and third 2-methoxy-4-(2-propenyl) acetate-phenol (8.00) were predominant components in this oil. The antimicrobial screening of the isolated essential oil was performed against dental pathogens such as Staphylococcus aureus, Streptococcus mutans, Lactobacillus acidophilus, Candida albicans and Saccharomyces cerevisiae. The pronounced antimicrobial potential of Piper betle oil against tested pathogens concludes that it may serve as a source of antimicrobial agent for dental caries in commercial tooth paste. The physical parameters and HPTLC finger printing will be useful to identify and authenticate this variety of piper betle leaf oil in herbal industry.
First Orthognathic Approach ( SFOA )-A New Thinking

Surgery first” approach is an accelerated correction of a cranio-maxillofacial deformity. Unfortunately no solid evidence has proven their notion immediate correction of soft-tissue deformities is more advanced methodology of minimal/reduced pre-operative orthodontic treatment for combined orthodontic and orthognathic approach to jaw deformity. So this prospective analysis of a wide pattern case presentation provides a specific orthodontic and surgical decorum, describes the outcome and limitations of this new approach, and refurbishes its strategies. Ten patients were selected, who are indicated and fit for this approach. Selected cases presented with symmetrical skeletal malocclusions. Virtual treatment planning included a 2-dimensional (Dolphin software) orthodontic setup. Standard osteotomy with miniplate fixation was used for skeletal stabilization. The catalyst in treatment was to get better facial esthetics. Mean duration of orthodontic treatment was 35 weeks. This approach facilitates the reduced treatment time and satisfies both patients and team. Nonetheless, patient selection, proper treatment strategy, and good bind between the surgeon and the orthodontist are essential.
ECOLOGICAL RISK ASSESSMENT OF TRACE METALS FROM INDUSTRIAL EFFLUENTS IN THE OKRIKA ESTUARY (NIGER-DELTA REGION) OF NIGERIA Oluniyi Solomon Ogunola and Professor Augustine Eyiwunmi Falaye

Concentrations of heavy metals Aluminium (Al), Chromium (Cr), Copper (Cu), Iron (Fe), Nickel (Ni), Vanadium (V) and Zinc (Zn) were analyzed in the tissues of two estuarine fish species; Tilapia (Sarotherodon melanotheron) and silver catfish (Chrysichthys nigrodigitatus) from Okrika estuary in the Niger Delta area of Nigeria. The sampling was conveyed in two seasons, October/November, 2015 and January/February, 2016, representing the climax of both wet and dry seasons respectively. The levels of the metals in the fish species were analyzed by Inductively Coupled Plasma-Atomic Emission Spectroscopy (ICP-AES). The sequence of the metal accumulations in Tilapia was; Fe > Al > Zn > Cu > Cr > V > Ni, in silver catfish; Fe > Al > Zn > Cu > Cr >Ni > V. Levels of the metals in the fish species were higher than the international permissible limits based on the criteria or application of relevant pollution indices. This indicates that the two fish species were not fit for human consumption. A two way analysis of variance (ANOVA) was used to test the difference in metal concentrations in the fish tissues. Mean differences were separated by the use of t-test. In comparison of the metal accumulations in the tissues of the fish species from oil impacted creeks (Ekerekana, Okari and Ogoloma) and non or less oil impacted counterpart (control site), higher levels (p<0.05) of the metals were observed in the impacted than the non-impacted creek. For most of the metals, Sarotherodon melanotheron had higher concentrations than the Chrysichthys nigrodigitatus. Seasonal variations reflected that there was higher accumulation of the metals in the two fish species in the rainy season than the dry season. Pearson Correlation Analysis and the use Vanadium/Nickel ratio were used to confirm the source of the metals in the fish from oil pollution. Therefore, it is mandatory and expedient to ensure regular monitoring of the trace element loadings in these creeks and to take appropriate measures to alleviate the incidence in order to safeguard the health of the public.
Classification of Learning Styles in Virtual Learning Environment using Data Mining: A Basis for Adaptive Course Design

- The objective of this research is to study the results and compare several classifiers such as Bayes and Decision trees in classifying student’s learning styles in a Virtual Learning Environment. This approach was experimented initially on 108 students of Computer Programming 1 online course created using Moodle. Student’s behaviors have been extracted from Moodle log data and the learning style for each student was mapped according to Felder-Silverman Learning Style Model. A 10-fold cross validation was used to evaluate the selected classifiers. Classification accuracy and Kappa statistics have been observed to measure the performance of each classifier. The results show that the efficiency of classification by means of J48 technique had the highest average value of correctly classified instances at 89.91% accuracy and it could be used to infer the learning styles of students in a Virtual Learning Environment.
Image Registration Based on Fast Fourier Transform Using Gabor Filter

— Image registration is essential in image processing applications especially in the medical field. CT, X-ray and MRI medical images play a pivotal role in clinical and medical research. In order to register smaller images such as tumor or fractures in an image, we propose a Gabor filter based medical image registration technique, that detects translation, scale and rotation parameters between the images. The proposed scheme is tested on the face dataset. Experimental results show that the proposed method works better and faster than normalised gradient correlation (NGC) based method.
Prevalence and risk factors of obesity and overweight among Taif University Students, Taif, Saudi Arabia

Obesity and overweight are considered the most rapidly growing form of malnutrition in Saudi Arabia. The aim of this study was to determine the prevalence and some risk factors of obesity and overweight among Taif university students. A cross-sectional approach was conducted and 1473 male students were selected. A self administered questionnaire included socio-demographic data, different forms of activities, sedentary behaviors, smoking, dietary habits and family history was used for data collection. Body mass index was calculated and categorized according to WHO classification. Prevalence of obesity and overweight were 16.1% and 28.5%, respectively. However, higher prevalence was observed in older students (p=0.00). Higher prevalence was found among students with high family income\month (p=0.02), less daily active (p=0.00) and physically inactive students (p=0.03). Moreover, prevalence was more among students consuming nonhealthy diet (p=0.00), sleeping less than 8 hours\day (p=0.00) and with family history of obesity (p=0.00). Prevalence was significant among students with highly educated fathers (p=0.01) and low educated mothers (p=0.01). In conclusion, high prevalence of obesity and overweight were recorded among University students. Further studies of large samples representing both sexes as well as health education program on obesity and overweight are highly recommended to the students and their families.
Cropping Pattern and Time of Harvest Effects on Essential Oil Content of two Sweet Basil cultivars in Intercropping with Corn

A split plot experiment (using RCB design) with three replications was conducted during 2014-2015. In this study, different intercropping systems including sweet basil sole cropping (40 plants m-2); corn sole cropping (8 plant m-2); the additive intercropping of sweet basil (S.b) cultivars (Mubarake (M) and Italian Large Leaf (I)) + corn (20 S.b M or I + 8 C, 30 S.b M or I + 8 C, 40 S.b M or I + 8 C) were located in main plots and time of harvest were allocated to sub plots. Results indicated that fresh and dry weight of sweet basil in sole cropping was more than different intercropping patterns. Fresh and dry weight of Iranian cultivar (Mubarake) was more than Italian Large Leaf under all intercropping systems. In both cultivars fresh and dry weight in second time of harvest was higher than that of first one. Intercropping system was caused essential oil of sweet basil cultivars increased, compared with sole cropping. Essential oil percentage of Mubarake was more at first time of harvest, but this trait in Italian Large Leaf cultivar was more in second time of harvest. Essential oil yield of both cultivars similar to fresh weight of plant was higher under sole cropping pattern. It is concluded that different intercropping patterns of sweet basil and corn can enhance the essential oil percentage of sweet basil cultivars and also time of harvest is important factor for producing of essential oil from this medicinal plant.
Antiepileptic Drug Adherence and Associated Factors Among Adult Epileptic Patients Attending Neurology Referral Clinic in Adama Hospital Medical College, Ethiopia

Background- Adherence to anti epileptic medication therapies is a primary determinant of treatment success. Non-adherence to the treatment attenuates most clinical benefits and therefore reduces the overall effectiveness of health systems. However, to our knowledge there is study conducted to what extent epileptic patients adhere to their treatment and factors which affects adherence. Hence, this study aimed to assess antiepileptic drug adherence and factors associated with it among Adult Epileptic Patients Attending Neurology Referral Clinic in Adama Hospital Medical College. Methods- We conducted a cross-sectional hospital based study on epileptic patients who are on antiepileptic medications from April 10 to July 10, 2019. Data were collected from patient above 18 years old. Adherence was measured using the four-item Morisky’s medication adherence scale. All consecutive patients coming to Neurology referral clinic during the study period were interviewed until the calculated sample size (322) was obtained. We collected patient demographics, clinical related, questions related to drug intake and adherence. Both Bivariate and multivariate analyses were performed to test for associations. Odds ratio was used to assess strength of association, and level of association determined by p. value <0.05%. Result- out of a total of 340 participants, 322 were willing to participate. Of the 194 participants, 109 (56.2%) were males. The mean age of the participants was 32.10 ± 7.37 years; range 18-56 years. The majority, 61.4% of the participants were taking a single antiepileptic drug. Over all 67.3% (95% CI: 62.9%, 71.9%) of the participants were adherent to their treatment. The most common reported reasons for non-adherence were financial or cost of drugs 39.01 followed by distance 38.5%. Factors which have significant association with adherence to antiepileptic treatment were: being female (AOR=2.04, 95% CI=1.07, 3.87), respondents in primary education (AOR= 2.74, 95% CI= 1.01, 7.46), married (AOR= 3.65, 95% CI= 1.34, 9.89) cost of drug 500 to 999 birr (AOR= 2.59, 95% CI= 1.03, 6.45) and one thousand and more (AOR= 5.14, 95% CI= 2.49, 10.61). Conclusion: Only 67.2% of the respondents were adhered to their treatment which is low when compared with more than 95% standard adherence may be necessary to adequately suppress the epileptic seizures.
Organizational Climate Correlates Nurses' Intention to Leave Work

Good organizational climate associated with high degree of employees' satisfaction, performance, organizational commitment and decrease the intention to leave work. A descriptive correctional study design was used to determine the correlation between organizational climate and intent to leave work among nurses at main Assuit University Hospital. The total sample size comprised all nurses worked in the selected units was (140) nurse, classified as follows: (89) from general medical unit and (51) from intensive care units. The variables investigated were organizational climate and intent to leave. Data was collected by using the perceived nurse work environment organizational climate scale and the intention to leave factors questionnaire. Our results indicated a negative correlation between organizational climate and nurses’ intention to leave. In view of our findings we recommend that administrative team of Assuit University Hospital should improve the nurse's salaries, maintaining supportive relationships, sharing them in policy making and administrative decisions. Keywords: Organizational climate, Intent to leave, Nurses, Intensive care units.
Etiology of depressive symptoms in Parkinson’s disease: a result from neuroanatomical deficiencies or a consequence of the psychosocial stress of PD diagnosis

Parkinson’s Disease (PD) is a common neurological illness and various degrees of depression frequently complicate its course. While the high frequency of depression in PD seems established, the nature of the relationship between the two remains uncertain. Attempting to distinguish the origin of depression in PD patients is complex due to the shared functional impairments and neuroanatomical changes of both disorders. PD is a progressive disorder that results in complete dependency of the patient at its most severe state; therefore, some research suggests depression as secondary to the reaction and consequence of the diagnosis of this persistent disease. However, the neurodegeneration that occurs in PD, which is also implicated in the neurobiological basis of depression, supports the idea of a biological origin of both PD and depression. Hence, the purpose of this study is to evaluate the onset of depression in Parkinson’s disease patients and establish grounds for this co-morbidity with depression by examining the psychosocial stress of the PD diagnosis triggering depressive symptoms, as well as the collective biological foundation of both PD and depression.
Predicting Banking Crisis in Six Asian Countries

This study aims to create predictive models of banking crises in six Asian countries, India and Japan for developed countries and 4 developing countries Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand and Philippines. Predictive models developed using 4 groups of variables, macroeconomic, internal bank, institutional and global factors, as a whole consists of 15 explanatory variables. This research observation period beginning in 1999-2012 and analyzed using logit analysis. The results showed that there are nine variables that can be used as a predictor of banking crises in six Asian countries that is the real GDP growth, inflation, bank asset quality, liquidity, financial liberalization, central bank independence, world oil prices, U.S. economic growth, and the rate of inflation U.S. Keywords: Banking Crisis, Macroeconomic, Internal banking, Institutional, Global Factor, Asia
Repair and Rehabilitation of Zone Five Flexor Tendon Injuries of the Wrist

Hand injuries are common and account for 5-10% of emergency department (ED) injuries and 4.7% of all trauma patients [1]. Various mechanisms of injury can lead to volar wrist injuries, and the most common are; machine injuries, glass lacerations, knife wounds, and suicide attempts [2]. Flexor Zone five extends from distal wrist crease to the flexor musculotendinous junction as described by Verdan in 1959 [3]. This is the most exposed and so the most vulnerable zone for injuries. Extensive injuries to flexor tendons and surrounding structures are sometimes referred to as spaghetti wrist [4]. The functional importance of the closely packed structures, blood vessels, nerves and flexor tendons, makes the injuries in this zone very hazardous and the carful management of paramount importance [5,6]. The aim of this study was to determine the clinical outcome for early repair and programmed rehabilitation of acute cut injuries in Flexor Zone five. Also to evaluate of the efficacy of multidisciplinary team in evaluation and management of acute volar wrist injuries.
Citations Review Analysis of Human Resources Innovation Capabilities

In today competitive business environment, Human Resources Innovation Capabilities are also the most important capabilities for an organization to growth and explore. If an organization have the innovation capabilities on the context of HRM that organization can survive well. Every business is facing challenges because of speedy development of Information technology and its envelopment in the business therefore for survival, a holistic innovation capabilities are required for an organization. Holistic innovation capabilities in term of technology, Human resources, marketing flexibility etc. The objective of this is to do an extensive review analysis of Human Recourses Innovation’s Capabilities. After doing literature review, the authors found out that few studies are available which are related to Human Recourses Innovation’s Capabilities and very less attention has been given by researchers in this context, therefore, the main aim of this study to do citations review analysis of all studies related to Human Recourses Innovation’s Capabilities and also found out the gaps for the
The Impact of Central Bank of Nigeria’s Development Finance Role on Economic Growth and Development of Nigeria

This paper examines and assesses the effects of Central Bank of Nigeria’s development finance role on economic growth and development of the Nigerian economy, with special reference to Central Bank of Nigeria’s Credit Schemes. The findings from the study revealed that the state of economic development in Nigeria is invariably associated with extent of the growth and development of the Central Bank of Nigeria’s Development finance. The Central Bank of Nigeria’s Credit schemes have increased the level of credit inflow which increased the level of productivity, employment generation, agricultural output, domestic trade, rural development, exports, foreign earnings and import substitution in Nigeria. These improved the level of economic growth and development of the Nigerian economy. The conclusion derived from the findings as contained in the recommendations includes: the three tiers of Governments should give the Central Bank of Nigeria’s development finance schemes necessary support, adequate attention and publicity. Government must established effective monitoring mechanism that will monitor and guide the operation and performance of the development finance schemes. There is the necessary need for Government to increase, improve and encourage private development finance institutions in Nigeria in order to accelerate inflow of credit to the productive sectors of the economy.
HOW DO PRODUCT’S ATTRIBUTES AFFECT CONSUMER BEHAVIOR: AN EMPIRICAL EVIDENCE OF THE BRAND CHOICE

The aim of this research is to analyze consumer behavior in the selection of food products brands. In this study, samples were selected as consumers in major cities of the Republic of Albania. According to the bulletin of the Institute of Statistics, Albanian household expenditures for food products are about 47.6%. Thus a considerable part of their household budget goes for the purchase of food products. It is important to understand their attitudes and behavior toward the products offered. For this study was used principal-components method of factor analysis to determine how food product’s attributes affect consumer behavior in the brands choice of food products. The findings showed that the variables are dimensioned in five components. After analyzing the attributes which includes each component these components are named, product information, packing attraction, product promotion, location based on price and brand image. According to the results it is clear that the attributes of food products play an important role in brand choice. The founding dimensions provide a clear map which is an important point that determines the strengths of consumer’s choice. Companies which operate in the Albanian market should be careful towards the dimensions and improve or add to their product’s attributes the results of products studied in this research.
The Effect of Prenatal Exposure to Nicotine versus Thiocyanate on Pituitary-Testicular Axis of Juvenile Albino Rats: A Comparative Histological and Electron Microscopic Study

Fine Needle Aspiration Cytology in Disease Diagnosis ISSN: 2157-7099 JCH, an open access journal J Cytol Histol The Effect of Prenatal Exposure to Nicotine versus Thiocyanate on Pituitary-Testicular Axis of Juvenile Albino Rats: A Comparative Histological and Electron Microscopic Study Salwa Fares Ahmed1 and Sahar Gamal Abo Elfadl2* 1Departments of Histology, Faculty of Medicine, Assiut University, Assiut, Egypt 2Departments of Histology, Faculty of Medicine, Cairo University, Cairo, Egypt