Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
"Impact of Development Perspective of HRM and Lesson Learned System of Knowledge Management on Project SuccessThrough Project Management Competency Retention "

INTRODUCTION Muhammad Mudassar Ghafoor1 Kanwal Iqbal Khan2 Yasin Muneer3 Khawaja Hasnat Haider4 1University of the Punjab, Jhelum Campus 2Institute of Business & Management, University of Engineering and Technology, Email: drkanwaliqbalkhan@gmail.com 3College Women University Sialkot 4University of the Punjab, Gujranwala Campus The success of an organization can be measured by the success of its projects. Projects play an essential role in the implementation of strategies in the organizations that represents the success of the business and create a long-term positive image of the organization (Engelbrecht, Johnston, & Hooper, 2017). The project management scholars explained project success factors, but still, there is a need to identify the managerial factors that can affect the success (Radujkovic & Sjekavica, 2017; Raziq, Borini, Malik, Ahmad, & Shabaz, 2018) as many scholars disagree on the success factors (Badewi, 2016). In the beginning, the project was considered successful if it is completed within the allocated time, the budget allocated and expected quality is achieved. But now the concept of knowledge in project management has shown that the project success does not only depend on these factors, but it is also a complicated and multidimensional approach consisting of many attributes (Ahmadabadi & Heravi, 2019; Mir, & Pinnington, 2014). Elattar, (2009) considered the project as successful if it meets its goals and expectations. Project managers recorded their output and efforts during the projects and used it in the future when required. The project-based organization has taken a wise step by adopting a learned lesson system, but the advantage of learning has not yet received in a proper manner (Paranagamage & Carrillo, 2012). Lesson learned has enabled managers to make use of it at
Tamaño de muestra para estimar cargas de combustible en bosque de encino en la región Montaña de Guerrero

Fuel is the only component of the triangle of fire behavior that can be manipulated in prescribed burns for the prevention of large forest fires, so estimating fuel loads will allow designing strategies for the management of forest resources. Fifteen sampling sites were determined in a random manner for the measurement of fuels 1, 10, 100 and 1 000 h based on the planar intersection technique. At the end of each line, leaf litter samples were collected in 0.09 m2, which were dried in an oven at 70 °C. The fuel load in the area was 11.11 t ha-1, 65.53 % corresponded to litter and 34.47 % to woody fuels. The comparison of Kruskal-Wallis range means by fuel type showed significant differences in leaf litter with 1, 10, 100 and 1 000 h (p 1000> 100> 10> 1 h. There was a significant correlation between the thickness of the litter layer (cm) and litter load (t ha-1) with (r = 0.773, p<0.001). Based on the results the area is susceptible to a superficial fire.
Making the most of primary and community services : what works for BAME people with long-term conditions?

This report is the main empirical output from an exploratory research study into the uptake of primary and community diabetes and respiratory long-term conditions services in Black Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities in Nottingham City. The study was commissioned by NHS Nottingham City Clinical Commissioning Group ('the CCG') and undertaken by a team from two research centres at Sheffield Hallam University: the Centre for Regional Economic and Social Research (CRESR) led the research with support from the Centre for Health and Social Care Research (CHSCR).
The Assessment of Some Serum Biomarkers of Fibromyalgia Syndrome in Pre and Postmenopausal Women in Relation to Obesity

The objective of this study is to evaluate the level of parathyroid hormone, Co enzyme Q and total antioxidant status in serum’s women with fibromyalgia syndrome firstly, then to demonstrate if these biochemical markers affected by age and obesity. This study was performed at Rheumatology and Rehabilitation Consultation Unit in Baghdad Teaching Hospital. Venous blood sample were drawn from (59) female with FMS and (30) control (without FMS). The serum was obtained after on standing in order to coagulate then centrifuged. The mean age± SD of FMS group was (42.22±15.34) years and for control was (40.7±18.22) years. Those participants were subdivided into four different groups according to menopausal status and body mass index to estimate three biochemical markers in their serum. The assessment of serum both PTH and Co enzyme Q were done by enzyme linked immune sorbent assay (ELISA) while total antioxidant status (TAS) determination was done colorimetric ally. Statistical analysis was calculated by SPSS program version 24. Independent samples T-test for different group of patients Pearson correlation between serum’s biomarkers within different groups; P values < 0.05 means significant. The results record that serum’s PTH showed increasing significantly at same time of decreasing Co Q (P value 0.05) in FMS comparing with control group. About the age; PTH serum level appear insignificant increased but Co Q & TAS were decreased (P value >0.05& P value 0.05) in the same time TAS record a significant decrease in obese group P value= 0.00. In pre menopause (FMS and control): Serum TAS level correlate negatively and significantly with PTH (P value= 0.034). For age>55; PTH in both FMS& control show critical significant correlation P value=0.05. In pre and post menopause FMS show significant independent t-test belong to TAS (P value= 0.004). In obese group PTH correlate Co Q of 25 30 significantly P value=0.027 and P value=0.029. T test show significant in PTH and TAS between obese and non-obese. In conclusion the obesity and menopause play an imperative role in the etiology of FMS relative with serum’s biomarkers (PTH, Co Q and TAS).
Attachment Styles Among Malaysian Trainee Teachers: Its Relationship with Self-Efficacy and Professionalism

The main purpose of this research was to investigate the relationship between attachment style and self-efficacy with professionalism among trainee teachers in public teacher training institutes in Sabah, Malaysia. This quantitative survey research involved 295 trainee teachers from first year to the final year (161 from UMS and 134 from IPG) using purposive, cluster and simple random samplings. This research used four types of Attachment Style developed by Bartholomew and Horowitz (1991), and Teacher's Efficacy instrument from Conceptual Classroom Management by Friedman & Kass (2002) as the main platform for the research framework. Data was analysed using SPSS Version 21. Descriptive and inferential statistics were used to interpret and report the data. The main finding demonstrated significant correlation of independent variables which are attachment styles (except Dismissing style) and self-efficacy with the dependent variable which is professionalism. The Pearson Correlation analysis showed that efficacy had stronger correlation with professionalism compared to attachments styles (r= 0.551, p = 0.001). The independent samples t-test indicated that there was no significant difference between mean score of the dependent variable in relation of gender. The findings also showed there was no significant difference between mean score of dependent variable in relation of institutes (UMS & IPG). Finally, it is hoped that his research will be able to contribute valuable input for the enhancement of the national educational system.
Identity, Diversity, and Team Performance: Evidence from U.S. Mutual Funds

We examine team diversity and performance in the asset management industry. Focusing on political ideology as the source of both potential complementarities and conflict in a group, we find diverse teams perform better than homogeneous teams. The mechanism involves both improved decision-making due to more diverse perspectives and increased monitoring by heterogeneous team members. The benefits of ideological diversity are undone when political polarization is higher, consistent with increased intra-team conflict. In examining why less diverse teams are prevalent in asset management, we find entrenched managers prefer homogeneous teams, and the local labor market supply of ideologically diverse managers is constrained.
Smartphone distraction‐addiction: Examining the relationship between psychosocial variables and patterns of use

Abstract The use of smartphones has been increasing worldwide. Usage of these devices has been associated with addiction and adverse emotional states. This study employs a mixed methods approach to study these relationships in an Australian sample. The study comprised of 164 participants aged between 18–70 who completed the Depression, Anxiety and Stress Scale, the Smartphone Addiction Scale, and the Mindful Attention Awareness Scale. Seven participants were also interviewed providing answers of a qualitative nature. Smartphone addiction significantly predicted higher levels of smartphone usage. Additionally, smartphone addiction, and distractibility also significantly predicted higher levels of stress, depression and anxiety. Qualitative results identified themes such as convenience, time of the day and activities in relation to smartphone usage as well as short‐and long‐term effects of this usage. Findings indicated that both distraction and addiction have an influence in the use of smartphones and that an increased usage has detrimental consequences to emotional health. Themes such as dependence and temptation and interferences appear congruent and consistent with the results of scales used.
Tuning parameter selection for penalised empirical likelihood with a diverging number of parameters

ABSTRACT Penalised likelihood methods have been a success in analysing high dimensional data. Tang and Leng [(2010), ‘Penalized High-Dimensional Empirical Likelihood’, Biometrika, 97(4), 905–920] extended the penalisation approach to the empirical likelihood scenario and showed that the penalised empirical likelihood estimator could identify the true predictors consistently in the linear regression models. However, this desired selection consistency property of the penalised empirical likelihood method relies heavily on the choice of the tuning parameter. In this work, we propose a tuning parameter selection procedure for penalised empirical likelihood to guarantee that this selection consistency can be achieved. Specifically, we propose a generalised information criterion (GIC) for the penalised empirical likelihood in the linear regression case. We show that the tuning parameter selected by the GIC yields the true model consistently even when the number of predictors diverges to infinity with the sample size. We demonstrate the performance of our procedure by numerical simulations and a real data analysis.
Muscle Force Prediction in OpenSim Using Skeleton Motion Optimization Results As Input Data

This paper describes an integrated approach to predict human leg and spine muscle forces during lifting by integration of a predictive skeletal model with OpenSim. The two-dimensional (2D) skeletal lifting motion is first predicted by using an inverse dynamics optimization method. Then, the prediction outputs, including joint angle profiles, ground reaction forces, and center of pressure, are incorporated in OpenSim biomechanics software to analyze muscle forces for lifting. Therefore, the integrated approach has predictive capability on musculoskeletal level. By using this method, we can predict and analyze muscles forces for heavy weight lifting motion which is difficult to simulate directly using a 3D musculoskeletal model.
Nitel Araştırma Süreci: Nitel Bir Araştırma Nasıl Yapılır?

Bu arastirmada, nitel arastirmalarda yaygin olarak kullanilan sureclerden bahsedilmis, ayrica arastirma surecinin kuramsal temelleri ve uygulamaya yonelik stratejileri ele alinmistir. Bu calisma ozunde nitel arastirmacilarin siklikla yontembilim eksikliklerinden dogan uygulama sorunlarina karsi kavramsal bir zemin olusturmayi hedeflemistir. Calisma ile nitel arastirma surecinde eksikligi hissedilen kavramsal zemin olusturulacak ve uygulamaya donuk stratejiler uzerinde durulacaktir. Bu amacla belirtilen cercevede alanyazinda siklikla vurgulanan nitel desenler taranarak, elde edilen veriler kuramsal boyutta tartisilmis, bunun yaninda nitel arastirmalara yon verecek yontemler ve stratejiler hakkinda bilgi verilmistir. Calisma sonucunda, nitel arastirma surecinin, nicel arastirmalardan oldukca farkli ve oznel bir sureci ifade ettigi, nitel arastirmaya konu olan sorunsali tum dinamikleriyle ve derinlemesine incelemeye calistigi belirlenmistir. Bu calisma ozellikle Turkce alanyazinda eksikligi hissedilen guncel ve kolaylikla uygulanabilir nitel arastirma yontemlerindeki eksikligin tamamlanmasi amacini gutmektedir. Calismanin, nitel arastirma yontemlerini kullanacak arastirmacilara gerek nitel verilere iliskin bilgi toplama, arastirma ve gerekse analiz secimi ve uygulamalarinda yol gosterecegi umulmaktadir.
Deep Habits in New Keynesian model with durable goods

Empirical evidence for the United States suggests that private consumption of durable and nondurable goods have a positive response to government spending shocks. Moreover, the markups for both goodstend be procyclical on productivity shocks and countercyclical on demand shocks.These facts contrast with the results obtained from standard two-sector New Keynesian models with perfect financial markets. In this paper we address these shortcomings by introducing habit formation on the consumption of bothdurable and nondurable goods. Habit formation on differentiated goods - i.e. Deep Habits - proves to significantly alter the dynamics of the model. However, the effects from habits on durable goods are only meaningful when defined over purchases rather than stocks. When we introduce capital formation into the model, it continues to be consistent with the responses observed in the data.
HIV Infection and Orthopaedics: Current scenario and review of literature

HIV is a retrovirus which encodes its genome in RNA and transcribes genome copies in the DNA using the enzyme reverse transcriptase. This occurs within the host cells such as human CD4 (T-helper) lymphocyte. HIV is characterized by fall in the CD4 cell count with an associated decrease in immunity, particularly in humoral immunity. Antiretroviral therapies reduce the viral load in the patients and restore the number of host CD4 cells. The infected individual is not cured but their immunity is at best partially restored.
The Effect of Strategic Intuition, Business Analytic, Networking Capabilities and Dynamic Strategy onInnovation Performance: The Empirical Study Thai Processed Food Exporters

The purpose of this study is to examine the predictive effects of intuition, business analytic, networking capabilities on innovation performance. The data was collected using a cross-sectional quantitative survey. A total of 292 useable responses were collected from Thai Processed Food Exporters (TPFE). The findings also indicated that the hypothesized relationships between the independent and dependent variables fit the empirical data. Specifically, it is revealed that strategic intuition, business analytic capabilities, networkbased capabilities and dynamic capabilities had a direct effect on dynamic strategy. They also had statistically significant direct and indirect effects on dynamic performance. Based on the results of the correlation test, the researchers developed a dynamic capability model for the development of the dynamic performance of the operators, which included concepts, principles, methods, tools and guidelines. Furthermore, the impacts of intuition, business analytic, networking capabilities on dynamic strategy are also examined in this study. It makes a considerable contribution to the existing literature on dynamic strategy of TPFE, particularly in regards to explaining the performance.
Physical parameters of casing materials on yield parameter of white button mushroom [Agaricus bisporus (longe. Imboch)]

Combinations of different casing mixture showed significant variation in water holding capacity with the maximum (95.95 per cent) in T7 treatment (FYM + Soil + Sand (2:1:1). Similarly, different casing mixture showed significant variation on bulk density varies from 37.75 – 65.40 per cent. The casing materials have ability to increase yield and yield parameters like length and diameter of stalk, thickness of pileus etc. of white button mushroom. The maximum length and diameter of stalk was found in T7 - FYM + Soil + Sand (2:1:1), representing 3.04 cm and 2.84 cm. , respectively. The significant variation on diameter and thickness of pileus (cm) was also found maximum in T7 - FYM + Soil + Sand (2:1:1), representing 5.49 cm and 1.89 cm. against 4.01 and 1.14 cm.in case of control. The casing materials have ability to increase the fresh and dry matter on fruiting body of mushroom with maximum in T7 - FYM + Soil + Sand (2:1:1), representing 1192.41 and 173.42 g, against 763.89 g and 82.8(g) in case of control.
Survey of attitudes toward career choice among pharmacy students at a private university

Background: Since 2006, a six-year pharmacy programme focused on training students in pharmacy practice has been conducted in Japan. The attitudes of the six-year pharmacy students toward career choice are unclear because the programme is relatively new. In this survey, we explored the attitudes toward career choice in students at a private pharmacy college to assist them in their search for a suitable position after graduation. Methods : A cross-sectional, self-administered survey was given to 405 pharmacy students enrolled in their final year at Musashino University, Tokyo, Japan. Results: The top three influences excluded elective classes for intended career decision were the ‘hospital pharmacy training’, ‘community pharmacy training’, and ‘outside job fairs’. The major three third party influences for final career decision were ‘own interests’, ‘recruiters’, and ‘friends’. Conclusion: Training at community and hospital pharmacy are crucial programme considerations towards future careers for many students. Educators, including pharmacists and personnel at practice sites need to understand how their activities can influence the future career choice of students.
Wytyczne Polskiego Towarzystwa Gastroenterologii dotyczące diagnostyki i leczenia zakażenia Helicobacter pylori

1Klinika Gastroenterologii, Hepatologii i Onkologii Klinicznej, Centrum Medyczne Kształcenia Podyplomowego, Warszawa 2Klinika Gastroenterologii, Hepatologii i Zaburzeń Odżywiania, Instytut „Pomnik – Centrum Zdrowia Dziecka”, Warszawa 3Klinika Chorób Metabolicznych i Gastroenterologii, Instytut Żywności i Żywienia, Warszawa 4Katedra Pielęgniarstwa, Wydział Medyczny, Uniwersytet Warmińsko-Mazurski, Olsztyn 5Klinika Gastroenterologii i Hepatologii, Uniwersytet Jagielloński Collegium Medicum, Kraków 6Katedra i Klinika Gastroenterologii, Uniwersytet Medyczny, Lublin
Applying classification methodology to high-consequence firesetting

ABSTRACT Although classification research has improved our understanding about different types of firesetters, very little is known about those responsible for the most injurious or destructive fires. This study explored variables associated with high-consequence firesetting in an Australian sample (n = 114). Data across 41 variables were subject to multidimensional scaling (MDS) and principle component analysis. Five types of high-consequence firesetting were identified: (1) Intimate Partner Violence, (2) Hopeless Endangerment, (3) Instrumental Gain, (4) Vandalism, and (5) Fire Interest. Firesetting in the first two types involved individuals with increased rates of past violence, fewer instances of previous firesetting, increased psychiatric morbidity and fires directed at people (person-centred targets). In comparison, individuals represented in the latter two types were younger, focused on object-related targets and had engaged in repeated firesetting. Implications for investigating deliberate firesetting and assessing and managing the risk of deliberate firesetting were discussed.
Understanding the impact of urban form attributes on household vehicle ownership and choice in metro Manila: Modeling, simulation, and application

Projected economic growth is expected to further increase vehicle ownership among households in Metropolitan Manila. This increase is likely to translate to higher energy requirements, elevated greenhouse gas emissions and air pollution, as well as a worsening of traffic congestion. A multinomial logit-based household vehicle ownership model was developed taking into account household characteristics and urban form peculiarities that are hypothesized to affect the level of vehicle ownership among households. The model utilized data gathered from a survey of 2,300 households from various areas of Metropolitan Manila. Results indicated that flooding susceptibility of communities does not affect vehicle ownership and type among its residents. Higher public transport density and closer proximity to essential facilities and services were found to be strong determinants that discourage vehicle ownership. Higher population density, contrary to findings in most studies, tends to reinforce vehicle ownership due to the inadequacy of public transport service, especially in crowded areas. The model was used to simulate “what if” shares of levels of vehicle ownership and apply the model under scenarios of 1) access to essential facilities, 2) improved road public transport line density, and 3) their combination. The results indicated that these interventions, relative to the baseline scenario, could respectively reduce vehicles owned by 26.63%, 35.02%, and 59.61% among the households surveyed and CO 2 emission by 1.33 million tonnes, 1.63 million tonnes, and 2.69 million tonnes.
Capturing hedge fund risk factor exposures: Hedge fund return replication with ETFs

We develop a new factor selection methodology of spanning the space of hedge fund risk factors with all available exchange traded funds (ETFs). We demonstrate the efficacy of the methodology with out-of-sample individual hedge fund return replication by ETF clone portfolios. This is consistent with our interpretation of ETF returns as proxies to risk factors driving hedge fund returns. We further consider portfolios of “cloneable” and “noncloneable” hedge funds, defined as top and bottom in-sample R matches, and demonstrate that our ETF clone portfolios slightly outperform cloneable hedge funds out of sample.
Multi-sector perspectives on outdoor play in Canada

ABSTRACT Increasing opportunities for children’s outdoor play is emerging as a priority for multiple sectors given the associated developmental benefits. This study examined the commonalities of multi-sector leaders’ perspectives on outdoor play in Canada. Despite using diverse terminology to describe play, and controversy about risky play, participants articulated three interrelated elements central to outdoor play: child agency, play-rich environments, and adult support, grounded in a common view of children as competent and capable, and risk as inherent to children’s play. We discuss terminology challenges and the need to better understand the complexities of adult support for outdoor play.