Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Significance of Trait Inferences on Applicant Attraction: A Study of the Indian Information Technology Sector

All the business units are in a tussle to build a competitive brand not only to increase the market share but also to capture the potential applicants. It is believed that customers assign certain qualities to each and every brand they know. Similarly, potential applicants attach specific traits to the organizations, which in turn influence their attitude towards the organization. The present study attempts to examine the perception of external audience towards symbolic traits and employer attractiveness in the Indian Information Technology (IT) Sector. Two samples of prospective applicants were drawn (Students = 351, IT Employees = 234) from the applicant population. Respondents were randomly assigned to respond about two leading IT companies, chosen for the study. Results of multiple regressions reveal that the symbolic attributes significantly predict the level of attractiveness of an organization, with dimensions like competence and sophistication playing an important role as major predictors for both the samples. Students, being a naïve job seeker, considered excitement as another key predictor for attractiveness. Based on the results implications for practice are discussed.
Hepatoprotective Effect of Radish (Leaves and Roots) in CCl4 Induced Hepatic rats

Effect of different concentrations 2.5 and 5 % of radish leaves and roots as powder on biological and biochemical changes of hepatic rats was investigated. Sixty three male Albino rats were used and divided to 6 groups, each group (6) rats. The rats treated with carbon tetra chloride (CCl4). Results indicated that the highest ALT liver enzyme of treated groups (hepatic groups) recorded for 2.5 % radish leaves, while the lowest value recorded for 5.0% radish roots with significant differences. The mean values were 133.0 and 87.0 U/L, respectively. The highest GOT and GPT liver enzyme of hepatic groups recorded for 2.5 % radish leaves, while the lowest value recorded for 5.0% radish roots with significant differences. The highest serum triglycerides and serum cholesterol levels of hepatic groups recorded for 2.5% radish leaves, while the lowest value recorded for 5.0 % radish roots with no significant differences. On the other hand, the highest high density lipoprotein cholesterol levels of hepatic groups recorded for 5.0 % radish roots, while the lowest value recorded for 2.5% radish leaves with significant differences. The verse versa recorded for LDL-c and VLDL-c. Also, the highest glucose levels of treated groups (hepatic groups) recorded for 2.5 % radish leaves, while the lowest value recorded for 5.0% radish roots with significant differences. The highest serum urea, uric acid and creatinine levels of hepatic groups recorded for 2.5% radish leaves, while the lowest value recorded for 5.0 % radish roots with significant differences. As conclusion, 5% radish leaves and roots recorded the best levels for hepatoprotective, improvement lipid profile, kidney functions and glucose levels.
Effectiveness of Occlusal Splints with Low-Level Laser Therapy on Anterior Disc Displacement of The Temporomandibular Joint

Aim: This study was designed to evaluate and compare between the using of oral appliance therapy alone and using of oral appliance with laser therapy for management of anterior disc displacement of the temporomandibular joint. Subjects and methods: randomized clinical study was done on 18 patients complaining of TMJ Anterior disc displacement. They were divided into 2 equal groups. Group A:occlusal appliance group Those patients worn the hard acrylic occlusal appliance covering the maxillary teeth (anterior repositioning splint) at night for two months. Group B: laser therapy group Those patients worn the hard acrylic occlusal appliance covering the maxillary teeth (anterior repositioning splint) at night and receive laser applications on the region of temporalis muscle, masseter muscle and mandibular condyle three times a week for 4 weeks. Full clinical TMJ examination was done at 0 baseline, one week, one month and two months postoperatively. The examination was done to evaluate T.M. J pain intensity by (VAS), TMJ clicking Sounds and Maximum mouth opening . Magnetic resonance imaging(MRI) performed before and after treatment period. Results: There was high percentage of improvement in all symptoms of anterior disc displacement either with or without reduction by using of double action of splint and laser rather than the improvement by using splint only. Conclusion: The using of splint only is acceptable and successful but the using of the laser with splint is better and more successful in treatment of the patients complained from anterior disc displacement of the temporomandibular joint. INTRODUCTION Internal derangement in temporomandibular joint (TMJ) is a common dysfunction of the stomatognathic system. The most common type is disc displacement with reduction characterized by clicking in the temporomandibular joint.in about 5%of cases the disc displacement without reduction with limited mouth opening is observed. The main symptoms of anterior disc displacement with reduction are pain in affected joint and decreased range of mouth opening (≤ 35 mm), which deteriorate the function of the stomatognathic system and force the patient to look for professional help(1).
Nutritional and functional properties of some by-products of dehydrated food companies

The processing of plant foods results in the production of byproducts that are rich sources of bioactive compounds. In the present study, nutritional and functional properties of some by-products of dehydrated food processing companies were determined. Data of the proximate chemical composition of the selected by-products including red onion skin powder (ROSP), white onion skin powder (WOSP) and potato peel powder (PPP) showed that the moisture content was ranged 6.04 -8.21 %, total protein was 2.41-10.88%, crude fat was 1.65-8.87%, crude fiber was 10.94 28.65%, ash content was 4.52 6.88% and total carbohydrate content was 45.0165. 97%. The PPP was recorded the highest content of protein while WOSP recorded the highest values of crude fat, crude fiber and ash. Total dietary fiber, carotenoids and phenolics contents of the by-products was ranged 46.78 62.18 g.100g, 81.32 -101.19 mg.100g and 10879287mg EGA.100 g, respectively. The ROSP was recorded the highest content of total dietary fiber, total carotenoids and total phenolics. Antioxidant evaluation, hydroperoxide formation in sunflower oil-in-water emulsions, of the tested by-products showed considerable activity for PPP while strong activities for the onion skin powders. Regarding to this property, the all tested byproducts could be arranged as follow: ROSP> WOSP> PPP. In conclusion, new aspects reported in the present study, the use of these wastes as by-products for further exploitation on the production of food additives have gained increasing interest because these are high-value products and their recovery may be economically attractive.
Extent of remittances to households in villages around onigambari forest reserve of Oyo state, Nigeria

The study examined the extent of remittances to households in villages around Onigambari Forest Reserve of Oyo State. Multi-stage sampling techniques were used to select 96 respondents and data were collected with the aids of interview schedule. The data were analysis through descriptive analysis. The distribution shows that majority of the respondents were male (75.5%), above 50 years of age (55.3%), married (66%) and 79.8% engaged in farming activities. It was revealed that most (67.0%) of the respondents often received remittances once in a year. The level of receiving revealed at the end of the study that extent of remittance was low. The study concluded that remittances in this study area is not a well-recognized phenomenon in spite of the recognized advantages of a well-articulated remittance management in Nigeria. It is therefore recommended that the rural household dwellers should develop a vast communication strategy with their immigrant’s children, friends and relatives to ensure adequacy and frequency allocation of remittances.
One Health information management: health system reforms to support social well-being in Thailand

Background and Aim: The information about the health problems interaction between animal health, ecosystems, and human health that the “One Health (OH)” concept is becoming more complex. This study focused on OH information in Thailand to develop guidelines for establishing a “One Health Information Management (OHIM)” system by drafting the structure of an OH information strategic plan. Materials and Methods: A mixed methods approach was used and included questionnaires, interviews, focus groups, and observations in agencies across the country to gather evidence about actions relating to the OH concept, such as the Memorandum of Agreements between the Ministry of Public Health and eight main agencies. Results: The study concentrated on the key issue that understanding the OH concept is difficult, as the environment and human health sectors include less knowledge of this concept than the animal health sector. Further, there are concerns about the comprehension of OH concepts, and high-level information management and data storage relating to OH, including medicine, cattle, wild animal, environment, and environmental resource management. Data from OH researchers and publicly accessible government data are less integrated and inconsistently managed across agencies. Conclusion: The study of OHIM strategic development should consist of four important points: (1) Clarity in the OH concept, (2) OH staff development, (3) development of an OHIM data network and innovation, and (4) research and academic development, and global OHIM academic exchange. All of these points will lead to health system reforms to support social well-being.
Trend in Cancer Cases Diagnosed at Kiambu and Gatundu Level 5 Hospitals, Kiambu County Kenya between 2013 and 2017

Aims: This study sought to estimate the Trend in Cancer cases diagnosed at Kiambu and Gatundu Level 5 Hospitals, Kiambu County Kenya between 2013 and 2017. Study Design: Descriptive cross-sectional design. Place and Duration of Study: Kiambu and Gatundu level 5 health facilities between 2013 and 2017 (Kenya). Methodology: The study utilized standardized abstract forms were used to collect data. Data from abstract forms was filled with information from Kiambu Level Five Hospital and Gatundu Level Five Hospital record department in the five-year period 2013-2017. The records guided in retrieving of patient’s files in order to collect personal data of each patient as well as the status of cancer during the first contact with the health providers in selected health facilities. Results: From the two hospitals, Gatundu level 5 and Kiambu level 5, 180 cancer patients Original Research Article Warui et al.; IRJO, 4(1): 36-48, 2021; Article no. IRJO.65277 37 registered as 66.7% (120) and 33.3% (60). In terms of distribution of cancer cases by sex 123 were females while 57 were males. Cervical cancer and breast cancer were the most common forms of cancers among women accounting for 33.4% and 11.7%. Esophageal and Stomach were the most common forms of cancers among males. There were more cancer cases between the age of 4160(47 in Gatundu and 29 in Kiambu level 5 hospitals). Conclusion: In terms of gender female’s cervical cancer was the leading cancer while stomach cancer was more common among males. Recommendations: More cancer awareness programs should be adopted to the public in order to reduce preventable cancer cases and eventually eradicated cancer.
Long-Term Follow-Up of Children Treated for Acute Leukemia Focusing on Development of Malignant and Non-Malignant Neoplasms

Although the introduction of modern treatment strategies has resulted in an excellent prognosis for leukemia, it is also associated with various late effects. Survival data from all children with leukemia diagnosed after 1946 were used to calculate survival rates. Analyses of late effects were performed on patients diagnosed after 1968. The survival rate before 1964 was 0.0 at 302 months (n=240) for acute leukemia and 0.937 ± 0.031 at 212 months (n=64) for Acute Lymphocytic Leukemia (ALL) after 1996. Second Primary Neoplasms (SPNs) developed in 11 survivors with ALL, but in none with AML: 2 breast carcinomas, 1 colon carcinoma, 1 urinary bladder carcinoma, 2 thyroid carcinomas, 1 thyroid adenoma, and 4 meningiomas. The overall incidence of SPNs 29 years after the diagnosis of primary cancers was 10.0%. Furthermore, intracranial cavernous hemangiomas were detected in 3 patients 13 to 31 years after cranial irradiation. In addition to the well-known finding that patients treated with Prophylactic Cranial Irradiation (PCI) are at risk of developing brain tumors, this study revealed that thyroid carcinoma may develop even after PCI if patients are very young. Furthermore, cavernous hemangioma may be one of the serious complications of cranial irradiation because it may result in intracranial hemorrhage. Its symptomatic form appears to be rare but can be potentially serious condition because it is frequently detected by MRI screening. Although the prognosis of leukemia in Japan has markedly improved, this improvement has been associated with serious health issues. Lifelong follow-ups are needed for the survivors of childhood leukemia.
10*20+10SOME RABBITS' PHYSI543-OLOGICAL, BIOCHEMICAL AND HORMONAL PARAMETERS IN RESPONSE TO DIFFERENT PHYSIOLOGICAL STATUS

A total of 24 primiparous rabbit does of California (CAL) breed in three different reproductive statuses were used to assess the profile of some physiological, biochemical and hormonal parameters. The 3 reproductive statuses were before mating, during pregnancy and after parturition. Feed and water were provided ad libitum. Does body weights were weighed weekly. Rectal temperatures (RT), respiratory rate (RR) and pulse rate (PR) of does were recorded every other day. Serum total protein, albumin, cholesterol, glucose, urea and creatinine concentrations were determined twice a week. Growth hormone (GH), Estrogen (E2), Progesterone (P4), and Triiodotheronine (T3) were determined in rabbit does within each of the 3 physiological statues. Body weight increased in pregnant rabbits than those before pregnancy and after parturition. No significant variations were found among biochemical parameters during these 3 physiological conditions except for albumin value that was lower after parturition in comparison to the other 2 status. No significant differences were observed in hormone values among rabbit groups except for progesterone that was higher during pregnancy in comparison to the other 2 status. It could be concluded that rabbit does adjust their internal homeostasis during pregnancy and suckling. In addition, there is a positive correlation between some of the studied parameters indicating healthy status of the experimental does.
Intervention with baduanjin can improve motor function and cognitive function in patients with apoplectic hemiplegia

Objective: Intervention with baduanjin can improve motor function and cognitive function in patients with apoplectic hemiplegia. Methods: A total of 116 patients with apoplectic hemiplegia admitted to our hospital were selected as the research participant in this experiment. Sixty-eight patients were treated with Baduanjin intervention (research group, RG). Another 48 patients were treated with routine rehabilitation training (control group, CG). The motor function, cognitive function, living ability, degree of functional nervous defects, language function recovery, efficacy and quality of life were evaluated in the two groups after intervention for one year. Results: The motor function, cognitive function, living ability and language function recovery in the RG were higher than those in the CG after intervention (P<0.05), and the functional nervous defect was lower than in the CG (P<0.05). The total effective rate in the RG was higher than that in the CG (P<0.05), and the quality of life was better than in the CG (P<0.05). Conclusion: Baduanjin is simple and easy to learn and has high safety. It can improve the motor function and cognitive function in patients with apoplectic hemiplegia and it is of great significance because it improves the recovery of patients with apoplectic hemiplegia.
Audit Committee and Earnings Management in Quoted Manufacturing Firms in Nigeria

This study evaluates the audit committee impact on earnings management of listed manufacturing companies in Nigeria. The study uses secondary data which were extracted from ten (10) sampled manufacturing firms listed in the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE) for the period 2010-2019. The study used Random Effects Model (REM) for the analysis of data. The results showed that financial expertise of audit committee has significant negative impact on earnings management while audit committee tenure has an insignificant negative impact on earnings management. Furthermore, share ownership of audit committee has significant negative impact on earnings management. The study therefore, concludes that both the audit committee expertise and share ownership of audit committee enhance the financial reporting quality of manufacturing firms in Nigeria. Based on the impact of members of audit committee with financial expertise, the study recommends among others that, the board should ensure appointing the sufficient audit committee members that are experts on financial matters. Similarly, the study also recommends the enclosure of more members with substantial shareholdings in the audit committee. This can enhance their willingness to protect their investment and helps in proper monitoring and supervision, thereby reducing earnings management.
Effect of Thyme Water Extract on Commonly Found Oral and Root Canal Bacteria (A Comparative Study)

INTRODUCTION: The goal, with the great majority of teeth required root canal treatment, is either prevention or treatment of apical periodontitis. In other words, the goal is prevention and elimination of a microbial infection in the root canal system. (1) Bacteria and their products play an essential role in the pathogenesis of pulpo-periapical disease. (2) Eradication of microorganisms from an infected root canal system has been demonstrated in numerous studies to be the key to successful endodontic treatment. (3,4) Although root canal irrigants such as sodium hypochlorite appear to be effective at reducing bacterial cultures, most of the previous studies failed to adequately report these clinically important and potentially patient-relevant outcomes. There is currently insufficient reliable evidence showing the superiority of any one individual irrigant. (5) The pulpo-dentin complex is normally protected from the oral cavity by the overlying enamel or cementum. Once caries, trauma, or restorative or periodontal procedures breach the integrity of this barrier, the tubules provide diffusion channels from the surface to the pulp. Bacteria can then invade these dentinal tubules, and bacterial products can diffuse across dentin to elicit pulpal reactions. (6) All bacteria within the oral cavity share the same opportunities for invading the root canal space, however only a restricted group of species have been identified in infected root canals. (7) The predominant microbial groups frequently isolated from infected root canal are the aerobic and facultative anaerobic organisms. (8,9) These types of organisms frequently isolated more than obligate anaerobic species in developed periapical lesion, during the standard culture technique. (9,10) Aromatic plants are promising sources of natural antimicrobial and antioxidant compounds. These properties may be associated with their bioactivities and health effects. (11) Thyme (Thymus vulgaris L.) is an aromatic plant known by its antioxidant and antimicrobial activity, both related to the phenolic compounds, particularly thymol and p-cymene, the most abundant compounds in thyme leaves. (12,13) It is used orally to treat dyspepsia and other gastrointestinal disturbances; coughs due to colds, bronchitis and pertussis; and laryngitis and tonsillitis (as a gargle). Topical applications of thyme extract have been used in the treatment of minor wounds, the common cold, disorders of the oral cavity, and as an antibacterial agent in oral hygiene. (14,15) The purpose of this study was to evaluate in vitro, the antimicrobial activity of thyme water extract, in comparison with sodium hypochlorite ABSTRACT
Sexual Knowledge and Practices of Students of Senior High Schools in the Bolgatanga Municipality, Ghana

The purpose of this study was to investigate the extent of knowledge students of senior high schools in Bolgatanga, the Upper East Regional capital of Ghana, have on risky sexual behaviours and also to seek for answers on the reasons why students engaged in or will engage in sexual practices. Multistage sampling technique was employed to sample 400 students from the four public senior high schools in the municipality to respond to a researcher-designed instrument. Descriptive statistical analyzes were used in order to analyze the two research questions. The results suggest that majority of the respondents demonstrated moderate to high level of knowledge on sexual risk-taking behaviour (21% and 68% respectively). Moreover, the students indicated expression of love, to make money and to boost once social status as part of the varied reasons that influenced or would influence them to engage in sexual intercourse. The study concludes that the students will protect themselves against contracting sexually transmitted infections (STI), thereby reducing the incidence of HIV and female students might also be involved in multiple-partnered sexual relations.
' Mine is bigger than yours ' or rather ' Small is beautiful ' ? ( Re ) contextualizing

In a wider setting, our observations and conceptual considerations raise general ques- tions about the appropriate level of descriptive granularity at which evolutionary stages of the development of New Englishes manifest themselves. It seems to us that the grouping of New Englishes into evolutionary stages is a categorization at a very high level of abstraction; against this background it is obvious that a neat alignment of evo- lutionary stages on the one hand and linguistic features, their frequencies and their distribution on the other can only be found at the level of rather abstract linguistic configu- rations based on a wide range of linguistic forms. (Gries and Mukherjee