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The Role of Brand Image Mediating The Effect of E-WOM on The Purchase Intention of Yamaha N-MAX in Denpasar City

Purchase intentions is one important step that must be considered by marketers because the intention is a condition that started someone when considering or making decisions in choosing a product or service. In order for purchase intention Yamaha N-MAX grow it is necessary to pay attention to the E-WOM and brand image. This study aims to analyze the role of brand image in mediating the effect of E-WOM on purchase intention Yamaha N-MAX in Denpasar. Research was conducted on prospective customers Yamaha NMAX in Denpasar. The number of samples in this study were 60 respondents. A sampling technique that purposive sampling, The collection of data obtained from questionnaires circulated prospective customers. Analysis of the data in this study menggunukan path analysis (path analysis), resultindicate that the E-WOM positive and significant impact on the brand image, E-WOM positive and significant impact on purchase intentions, brand image positive and significant effect in mediating the effect of E-WOM on purchase intentions, MarketerYamaha N-MAX in Denpasar advised to provide interesting promo or discount that respondents in Denpasar wanted to buy Yamaha N-MAX.
The Effectiveness of Procurement Accountability Framework in Tanzania Public Sector: Focus on the Ministry of Home Affairs Headquarters

The study aimed at examining the effectiveness of procurement accountability framework in Tanzania public sector focusing at the Ministry of Home Affairs Headquarters (MoHA-HQ). The study followed positivism philosophy, adopted the descriptive survey research design and used quantitative approach. A sample size of 61 was selected whereby stratified random sampling techniques employed. The study used questionnaire and documentary review as data collection methods. Data analysis involved the use IBM SPSS statistics software to run descriptive statistics such as means and standard deviation. Findings established that the effectiveness of the procurement accountability framework at MoHA-HQ was high. The study concludes that the procurement accountability framework at MoHA-HQ is highly effective due to several factors such as an adequate system in place to prevent fraud and corruption in procurement on the part of the procurement officers and the suppliers/contractors; all written records of procurement; publication of summaries of information about public procurement; adequate publication of bid/procurement opportunities; standard binding documents being used for all types of procurement; citizens and business community having access to information regarding the practices of procurement. KEYWORD: Public Procurement, Procurement Management Unit, Accountability,
THE EFFECT OF LUXURY BRAND, BRAND IMAGE, AND PRODUCT QUALITY ON PURCHASE INTENTION

The research objective was to explain the effect of luxury brands, brand image, and product quality on consumer purchase intentions of Zara products. This research was conducted on Zara Beachwalk product consumers who live in Denpasar City. The sample size was taken as many as 144 people with purposive sampling method. Data were collected using a questionnaire that uses a 5-point Likert scale to measure 16 indicators. The analysis technique used is multiple linear regression analysis. The results showed that luxury brands, brand image, and product quality had a positive and significant effect on purchase intention. This shows that the stronger the consumer's perception of the influence of luxury brands, brand image and product quality, will increase purchase intention at Zara. Companies are expected to pay attention to the brands they have, whether they are in accordance with the desires of consumers or not. Consumer purchase intention will increase if the product they want has a high brand perception. By implementing a good brand image, especially on Zara products that have a good reputation in the eyes of consumers, it will ultimately be able to increase consumer purchase intentions. Purchase intention from consumers can be created by way of companies providing the best quality products in order to provide satisfaction for their consumers.
Comparison of The Effects Of Deferasirox And Deferoxamine On Uric Acid And Renal Function In Patients with Beta Thalassemia

Objective: Beta thalassemia is the most common congenital hemolytic anemia in all over the world. It is characterized by a profound ineffective erythropoiesis making regular blood transfusions is essential for survival, while a serious problem of iron overload arise due to inability of human body to excrete accumulated iron of blood transfusion which is a lethal health problem that can be managed by iron chelators. Iron overload may occur in kidney after blood transfusion. The objective of this study is to evaluate the effects of iron chelators on markers of renal function in transfusion dependent βThalassemic patients who were treated with either deferasirox(DFX) or deferoxamine (DFO) Methods: In this cross-sectional study, the total number of subjects participated was 164 (patients and controls) with age range (3-21) years old divided into 108 patients with homozygous βthalassemia major. The patients were subdivided into: The DFO group (54 patients) were used Deferoxamine and the DFX group (54 patients) were used Deferasirox. The remaining 56 were enrolled as apparently healthy subjects (Control). Blood samples were collected from each patient and control subject at the thalassemic Center of ibn Al-Atheer Teaching Hospital in Nineveh Province, Iraq. The Parameters tested in this study, included laboratory measurements of serum ferritin, renal function tests (serum urea, serum creatinine and creatinine clearance) and serum uric acid. Descriptive characteristics (weight , height, and body mass index) were also collected during interviews with patients and controls with their relatives. Results: Results illustrated a significant difference is present between the means of serum ferritin, (p˂0.001), creatinine clearance(p˂0.01) and creatinine (p˂0.05) for patient group on DFO and control group. In addition, a significant difference is present between the means of serum ferritin, uric acid (p˂0.001), urea (p˂0.05) for patients’ group on DFX and control group. A significant difference is present in serum ferritin (p˂0.001), urea, creatinine clearance, uric acid (p˂0.01), creatinine (p˂0.05) between the two patient groups (DFO and DFX). Conclusion: It was concluded from this study that changes in renal function markers in patients with β-thalassemic patients may be attributed to chronic anemia, iron overload as well as to deferoxamine or deferasirox therapy. These changes could have any long-term effects in βthalassemic patients. In addition, the same urine markers did not correlate with age, indicating that chronic anemia or treatment with either deferoxamine or deferasirox are not related to renal dysfunction in β-thalassemic patients.
The Relationship Between Perceived Ease of Use, Perceived Usefulness and Perceived Loss of Control with User Satisfaction in Mandatory Setting

— The Indonesia’s Tax Reforms have mandated the use of information technology system to enhance the tax administration system in Indonesia. During the COVID-19 pandemic, the government is accelerating the tax reforms in order to increase efficiency and achieve the tax revenue target to fund the relief efforts. In line with the tax reforms, the SISMIOP, an information system, is used to perform administration of taxes, specifically for land and building tax. However, the successful implementation of the system can be affected by the level of user acceptance. Using the Technology Acceptance Model, this study aims to examine the correlation between perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness and perceived loss of control with user satisfaction. A census-based survey involving 20 employees at Regional Revenue Agency in Malang was conducted to test the research model using the Spearman’s rank correlation methods. The results show that the association between both perceived ease of use and perceived usefulness with user satisfaction are positive and significant. The relationship between perceived ease of use and user satisfaction is the strongest than other variables, indicating that the ease of using the system can strongly and positively affect the user satisfaction. However, the correlation between perceived loss of control and user satisfaction is negative, very weak and not significant.
Fiscal Policy, Relative Prices, and Net Exports in a Currency Union

The hoped-for silver lining of euro-area austerity programs was to raise external competitiveness and improve current accounts. Using product- and industry-level data for 12 countries over the period 1999–2018, we show that reductions in government spending reduce prices and wages but only for products with low import content and industries with low export shares. This leads to asymmetric expenditure switching, with net exports improving through lower imports rather than higher exports. The standard small-open-economy model fails to rationalize these findings, but home bias in government spending and frictions preventing factor prices from equalizing across sectors considerably improve the fit of the model. (JEL E31, E62, F14, F33, F45, H20, H50)
Painful Flexible Flatfoot, Foot Ankle Clinic

No study in the literature adequately defines flatfoot in terms of measurable radiographic or clinical values. The absence of the medial arch, the hindfoot valgus, and the relative forefoot to midfoot supination define this entity. A flatfoot is called “flexible” when forefoot supination and dorsiflexion of the hallux in a weight-bearing position restores the arch, a positive Jack’s test (Fig. 1). It is the most common form of flatfoot. We distinguish 2 subtypes of flexible flatfoot (FFF): pes planovalgus and pes equinovalgus. The hallmark between the subtypes is the tightness of the heel cord. As the name implies, the heel cord is tight in the equinovalgus form. Clinically, bringing the hindfoot into neutral allows the differentiation between the two. Harris and Beath were the first to describe pes equinovalgus using the term “hypermobile flatfoot” in a cohort of Canadian soldiers. Characteristics of the hypermobile flatfoot are persistent since childhood, corrects when unloaded from weight bearing, associated with a short tendoachilles, and has abnormal relationships of the tarsal bones. The incidence of symptoms is higher in this group of patients.
Powering Structural Transformation and Productivity Gains in Africa: The Role of Global Value Chains and Resource Endowments

Sixty years ago, many countries in Africa implemented various industrial policies to promote structural transformation and industrialization, all aimed at generating productivity gains. Today, the consensus seems to be that the region has since recorded moderate productivity gains and industrialization remains elusive. Participation in global value chains (GVC) has recently been highlighted as a pathway to fast-track development in terms of productivity gains and structural change in the region. This paper builds on these arguments and investigates how participation in GVC affects aggregate labour productivity growth and its two sub-components: within and structural change. It further examines how this relationship differs with the extent of country’s natural resource endowments. The results show that participation in GVCs has a significant positive effect on productivity growth in Africa. This gain is largely through backward participation and is stronger for countries that are further from the productivity frontier. The analysis using the sub-components of productivity growth also shows that GVC participation has a positive and significant effect on productivity growth by inducing an efficient reallocation of resources within sectors (intra-sector reallocation) but not across sectors (inter-sector reallocation). Moreover, these benefits arise mostly in non-resource intensive and nonoil resource intensive countries. Overall, the results indicate that GVC participation matters for productivity growth in Africa but highlights differences in the channel of impact across countries with different natural resource endowments.
Study Effects of Illumination and Temperature on Performance of (pn-Si) Device using Simulation Program SCAPS-1D

The current research included obtaining the best performance specifications for a silicon device with a mono-crystalline type pn junction (pn–Si). A simulation of the device was performed by the use of a computer program in one dimension SCAPS-1D in order to reach the optimum thickness for both p and n layers and to obtain the best efficiency in performance of the pn-Si junction. The optimum device efficiency was eta (η) = 12.4236 % when the ideal thickness for the p and n layers was 5µm and 1. 175µm, respectively (p=5 µm and n=1.75µm). The research included studying the effects of different spectra of solar illumination using simulation of the device; the usual solar spectrum AM1_5 G1 sun. Spectrum, Black body spectrum, White spectrum constant photon flux, White spectrum constant photon power, Monochromatic spectrum constant flux, and Monochromatic spectrum constant power. The highest efficiency was obtained from the monochrome spectrum with constant power (eta (η) =22.4338 %). The effects of different temperatures on the device was studied on 250K, 300K, 350K, 400K, and 450K. The highest efficiency was revealed for Monochromatic spectrum constant power (eta (η) =24.5381 %) when the temperature was 250K.
Determination of CO2 Solubility in Saturated Liquid CH4 + N2 and CH4 + C2H6 Mixtures above Atmospheric Pressure

Accurate CO2 solubility data are crucial for putting a proposal of pressurized liquefied natural gas (PLNG) project into practice. A solid–liquid equilibrium (SLE) apparatus, which is based on the static–analytic method, has been set up to measure the solubility of carbon dioxide in saturated liquid CH4/CH4 + N2/CH4 + C2H6 in the pressure region from atmospheric up to 3 MPa, corresponding to the temperature region from (112 to 170) K. In addition, Peng–Robinson (PR) and Suave–Redlich–Kwong (SRK) equations-of-state (EOS) are selected to calculate the solubility of carbon dioxide in CH4 + N2 and CH4 + C2H6 mixtures, and the results are consistent with the experimental data in the whole region. Two temperature-dependent correlations for the interaction coefficients kij on CH4 + CO2 system are derived by the experimental data for PR and SRK EOS, which can improve the calculation accuracy of the binary and ternary solid–liquid phase equilibrium.
The Effect of Market Orientation on innovation Capacity through Entrepreneurial Orientation at Business Start- up Coffee Shop in Indonesia

This study aims to resolve the research gap on the influence of market orientation on innovation capacity, with entrepreneurial orientation in coffee shop start-up businesses in Indonesia. The approach used in this research is quantitative with a purposive sampling technique with 110 respondents. The data analysis technique used is Partial Least Square (PLS), and the results of this study indicate that market orientation has a significant effect on innovation capacity, market orientation has a significant effect on entrepreneurial orientation, entrepreneurial orientation has a significant effect on innovation capacity, and market orientation has a significant effect on innovation capacity. Innovation capacity through entrepreneurial orientation.
Aeromonas Septicemia Infection in Cultured Nile tilapia, Oreochromis niloticus L

The study was conducted at Gudar Experimental Aquaculture farm, from November 2011 to March 2012. The main objectives of the present study were to investigate host-parasite relationship of Aeromonas bacteria in Nile tilapia (Oreochromis. niloticus) in aquaculture production system and evaluate pathogenicity and hematological change through experimental infection. The bacterial isolates were identified according to the biochemical reactions scheme. The pathogenicity test was performed for Aeromonas bacteria through intra-peritonium injection (IP) using 21/gauge sterile needle at ventral parts of the body of experimental fish. After 24 hours post injection of bacteria (1.4 x 106 CFU ml-1), all fish fingerlings became less active, showed decreased feeding rate and erratic swimming behavior, and remained at the bottom of the aquarium. External clinical signs observed were darkened dorsal part of body and mild hyperemia of the pectoral and ventral fin bases. Significant hyperemia on the base of the fins, severe fin rot and fin erosion were observed but there was no loss of scales, no sore development on the body part, and no excess mucus secretion around the gills and fin parts that are some of the clinical symptoms of Aeromonas infection. The results indicated that fish fingerlings developed apparent symptoms of Aeromonas bacterial infection and the intensity increased due to stress factors like local irritation, disturbances in the aquaria, handling and crowding and there by developed the clinical symptoms of the disease. In this study, all clinical findings except free mucus defecation, scale protruding, edema within scale pockets, skin ulceration and abdominal distension were observed. Macroscopic findings revealed the presence of pale gills, serious fluid accumulation in intestine, pale gonads with matured eggs, pale liver and enlarged gall bladder filled with emerald-black secretion. Fish injected with Aeromonas bacteria (1.4x106 CFU ml-1) showed increased WBC which was believed to be caused by migration of white blood cells from the spleen to the blood circulation and cause leukocytosis. This fact shows more production of leucocytes in the bacterial injected fish that enhances the defense mechanism of the fish.
The Mediation Role of Resource Accessibility between Perceived Social Support and e-Entrepreneurial Intention of Female Students in Saudi Arabia

: Entrepreneurship has become highly popular among younger people due to the booming of cyber platforms, specifically in online businesses. However, the motivation behind students’ aspirations to start online businesses is yet to be rarely examined within the extant literature. Consequently, the current study seeks to explore the mediating role of resource accessibility on the relationship between perceived social support and e-entrepreneurial intention among female students in Saudi Arabia. The study involved distribution of 376 online questionnaires among undergraduate female students studying business related subjects in public and private universities in Saudi Arabia. The study findings suggest that perceived social support has a positive influence on e-entrepreneurial intention and resource accessibility among the students. Moreover, there is an indication from the findings that resource accessibility plays a significant mediating role between perceived social support and e-entrepreneurial intention. The study findings contribute to the extant literature of e-entrepreneurship, demonstrating the significance of supporting students to start their own online businesses by providing them full access to the available resources.
A Study of the Conventional Risk Factors and Early Outcomes of Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting in Patient with Early Onset of Coronary Artery Disease (Age <45 Years): A Five Year Retrospective Study

Introduction: Coronary Artery Disease (CAD) is a significant cause of morbidity and mortality in the Indian population. We have been very few studies comparing the Indian population who develop CAD at an early age, arbitrarily defied as less than 45 years with those who develop it at a later. Very few studies compare the conventional risk factors in the patients with early onset CAD and those who present later. Aim: To study the conventional risk factors in patient who presented with early onset of coronary artery disease (age < 45 years) planned for CABG and to study the immediate outcome and perioperative morbidity (within 30 days of surgery) in these patients. Materials and methods: Between January 2016 to December 2020, data was collected for 100 patients below age of 45 years who underwent coronary artery bypass grafting in NIMS hospital. We retrospectively analyzed the perioperative data and evaluated patient outcome. Kaladhar Bomma, Nagendra Nath Murmu, Amaresh Rao Malempati, Palanki Surya Satya Gopal, Madhusudan Kummari. A Study of the Conventional Risk Factors and Early Outcomes of Coronary Artery Bypass Grafting in Patient with Early Onset of Coronary Artery Disease (Age <45 Years): A Five Year Retrospective Study. IAIM, 2021; 8(3): 1-11. Page 2 Results: The mean age was 42 years, majority was males 80 while females 20. Smoking 33, Hypertension 50, Diabetes 35, Hypercholesterolemia 38, were the most frequent risk factors. Impaired left ventricular function (EF < 40%) in 15, indication for surgery was triple vessel disease in -79, double vessel disease in 15, and single vessel disease in 6, LMCA was affected in 10, the mean hospital stay was 7.97+/1.97 days, there were 8 deaths (within 30 days). Post-operative ICU stay was 4.13+/-1.81 days. Use of IABP in 14 patients, inotropes required for more than 48 hours in 87 patients, complications like renal dysfunction 5, and no cerebral stroke was observed. Conclusion: We are getting considerable number of young patient with coronary artery disease as there is early age onset of risk factors and most of them land up with a triple vessel disease, however, as they are young the post-operative morbidity is low and duration of IÇU hospital stay is less.
POCUS series: Focused transoesophageal echocardiography, a view from the inside

In the last decade, ultrasound has found its place in the intensive care unit (ICU). Initially, ultrasound was used primarily to increase the safety and efficacy of line insertion, but now many intensivists use point-of-care ultrasound (POCUS) to aid in diagnosis, assess therapy and support therapeutic interventions. In this series, we aim to highlight one specific POCUS technique at a time, which we believe will prove to be useful in your clinical practice. Focused cardiac ultrasound (FoCUS) is an important tool for the intensivist and can help in, among other things, diagnosing undifferentiated shock, evaluating the response to therapy and guiding procedures. FoCUS has, until recently, been performed with transthoracic echocardiography (TTE). FoCUS-TTE is, however, not always possible and not without problems. In this issue, we aim to describe the merits and pitfalls of focused transoesophageal echocardiography (FoCUS-TEE) in the ICU.