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The Growth and Production of Jojoba Plant under NPK-Fertilization and Irrigation with Industrial Wastewater Rehab

Water, food security and energy are among the most important challenges which faces Egypt, especially in recent time with the continuing in building and filling the Renaissance Dam in Ethiopia, which may affect the annul share of Egypt from Nile water. The annual per capita share of water had dropped under the global water scarcity mark of 1000 m. The country has reached a stage of water poverty (less than 700 m) with an average of 663m per capita and is expected to fall below 582 m by 2030. So, recently, the ability to define and implement a proper sustainable water resource plan is the main challenge that faces Egypt in the near future to meet the basic needs of the growing population (World Water Development Report, 2014 and Nasr et al., 2019).
Impact of Ownership Structure on the Performance & Profitability of Banks.

The Ownership structure of Banks play an important role in determining the profitability and performance of the banks. The Banks performance acts as a major issue for the policy decision makers since it is the substratum for the stability and smooth functioning of the banking system. Thus, we tend to we focus on bank ownership defined as the amount of direct equity held by a majority shareholder in the banks who are categorized into concentrated ownership, moderate ownership, & Dispersed Ownership structure. In this article we have made an attempt to systematically review each paper and analyze the impact of Banks Ownership structure on the performance and profitability of the Banks in emerging economies and also the common methodologies and models used by the research scholars in their work. Thus, presenting a systematic review paper. In line with the literature, we present the following analyses of the Scholars. Concentrated Ownership structure leads to increase in Bank’s value & Performance & is also highly profitable whereas banks with Dispersed ownership structure are said to have lower return on asset & high performance & banks with Moderate ownership structure would lead to increase in return on equity. Government Owned banks on the other hand are proved to have higher credit risk, & higher insolvency risk & also have efficient loan quality and finally Foreign Ownership is said to have higher efficiency and competitiveness.
Are Candidate Coaches Ready for Coaching? Coaching Efficacy of Candidate Coaches

9 www.wjrr. org  Abstract— Increasing the efficacy of candidate coaches is one of the main objectives of coaching education programs. The purpose of the present study is to determine coaching efficacy of candidate coaches. Adopting the survey design a total of 507 candidate coaches participated to the study. The study used the Coaching Efficacy Scale as data collection tool. The data were analyzed by using descriptive statistics, independent sample t test, and multiple regressions analyzes. In the study it has found that candidate coaches had high level coaching efficacy. In the comparison of gender and type of sports variable between coaching efficacy it has not found any significant differences. However it has found that significant differences between coaching experiences. In another result which was obtained from the study while coaching experience was an important predictor of all the dimensions of coaching efficacy, gender and sport type were not.
A Study of Quality Enhancement Initiatives Regarding Classroom Teaching: A Focus on Higher Education Institutions in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa

This study was carried out to explore the implementation of quality enhancement initiatives at the university level in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The main focus was on the aspect of quality teaching. The study covered the following research objectives: to examine teachers' training and preparation for enhancing the quality of classroom teaching; to find out facilities and resources provided for the enhancement of quality of classroom teaching; to analyze classroom practices taken by teachers for the enhancement of quality of classroom teaching. Data were collected from 68 heads of department and 258 faculty members of the related departments. The sample of the study consisted of two hundred fifty-eight (258) University teachers and sixty-eight (68) Heads of Department. Two research instruments were used for data collection one for faculty members and the other for heads of department. The data were analyzed using the mean score, percentage, and chi-square test. The findings of the study revealed that need-based training facilities for university teachers and smart classroom facilities are slightly imparted in the universities of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa. The study also recommends that quality facilities, resources, and need-based training programs may equally be provided for quality teaching-learning processes in all the public sector universities of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
Autochthonous and imported tegumentary leishmaniasis in Catalonia (Spain): aetiological evolution in the last four decades and usefulness of different typing approaches based on biochemical, molecular and proteomic markers.

Leishmaniasis is a transmissible disease caused by Leishmania protozoa. Spain is endemic for both visceral and cutaneous leishmaniasis, the autochthonous aetiological agent being Leishmania infantum. Around the world, the L. donovani complex is associated with visceral symptoms, while any species of the Leishmania or Viannia subgenera affecting human can produce tegumentary forms. In a context of growing numbers of imported cases, associated with globalization, the aim of this study was to analyse the aetiological evolution of human tegumentary leishmaniasis in a region of Spain (Catalonia). Fifty-six Leishmania strains, isolated from 1981 to 2018, were analysed using MLEE, gene sequencing (hsp70, rpoIILS, fh and ITS2) and MALDI-TOF. The utility of these different analytical methods was compared. The results showed an increase in leishmaniasis over the two last decades, particularly imported cases, which represented 39% of all cases studied. L. infantum, L. major, L. tropica, L. braziliensis, L. guyanensis and L. panamensis were identified. The combination of molecular and enzymatic methods allowed the identification of 29 different strain types (A to AC). Strain diversity was higher in L. (Viannia), whilst the different L. major types were relatable with geo-temporal data. Among the autochthonous cases, type C prevailed throughout the studied period (39%). Minor types generally appeared within a short time interval. While all the techniques provided identical identification at the species complex level, MALDI-TOF and rpoIILS or fh sequencing would be the most suitable identification tools for clinical practice, and the tandem hsp70-ITS2 could substitute MLEE in the epidemiological field.
Tracking Science: An Alternative for Those Excluded by Citizen Science

In response to recent discussion about terminology, we propose “tracking science” as a term that is more inclusive than citizen science. Our suggestion is set against a post-colonial political background and large-scale migrations, in which “citizen” is becoming an increasingly contentious term. As a diverse group of authors from several continents, our priority is to deliberate a term that is all-inclusive, so that it could be adopted by everyone who participates in science or contributes to scientific knowledge, regardless of socio-cultural background. For example, current citizen science terms used for Indigenous knowledge imply that such practitioners belong to a sub-group that is other, and therefore marginalized. Our definition for “tracking science” does not exclude Indigenous peoples and their knowledge contributions and may provide a space for those who currently participate in citizen science, but want to contribute, explore, and/or operate beyond its confinements. Our suggestion is not that of an immediate or complete replacement of terminology, but that the notion of tracking science can be used to complement the practice and discussion of citizen science where it is contextually appropriate or needed. This may provide a breathing space, not only to explore alternative terms, but also to engage in robust, inclusive discussion on what it means to do science or create scientific knowledge. In our view, tracking science serves as a metaphor that applies broadly to the scientific community—from modern theoretical physics to ancient Indigenous knowledge.
Spectroscopic properties of Cr 3+ in the spinel solid solution

The evolution of the structural environment of Cr 3+ along the solid solution ZnAl2�xCrxO4 has been investigated using a multi-analytical approach. X-ray dif- fraction confirms that the system follows Vegard's law. Diffuse reflectance spectra show a decrease of the crys - tal field parameter with the Cr content, usually related to the increase of the Cr-O bond length in a point charge model. This interpretation is discussed and compared to the data obtained by first-principle calculations based on density functional theory. X-ray absorption near edge
Exploring the perceptions of Grade 5 learners about the use of videos and PowerPoint presentations when learning fractions in mathematics

Background: Within the ambit of the Fourth Industrial Revolution (4IR), the use of technology-based tools within teaching and learning is advancing rapidly at education institutions globally, including the teaching and learning of mathematics. Learners and teachers have challenges with teaching and learning fractions in mathematics. A learner’s understanding of fractions is fundamental for the understanding of key concepts in other mathematics sections. Aim: This qualitative, interpretive study examined the perceptions of Grade 5 learners about the use of technology-based tools, more specifically videos and PowerPoint presentations when learning fractions in mathematics. Setting: This study was located at one primary school in KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa. Methods: The study was framed within the ambit of social constructivism, and data were generated via task-based worksheets, interactive technology-based lessons and focus group interviews. Results: Based on the results of this study, it was evident that the participants valued the use of the technology-based tools during the teaching and learning of fractions. Based on an interpretive analysis of the data generated, two major themes emerged. Participants indicated that using videos and PowerPoint presentations inspired an appealing and fun way of learning fractions and inspired an encouraging atmosphere for learning fractions. These results may be of value to teachers, teacher educators, researchers, curriculum developers and learners of mathematics. Conclusion: The concluding comments of this article mention research implications and recommendations for further research within this area. These recommendations are significant as there is a need for educational institutions globally to embrace the 4IR within teaching and learning.
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Meteoric 10Be (10Bemet) concentrations in soil profiles have great potential as a geochronometer and a tracer of Earth surface processes, particularly in fine-grained soils lacking quartz that would preclude the use of in situ-produced 10Be 15 (10Bein situ). One prerequisite for using this technique for accurately calculating rates and dates is constraining the delivery, or flux, of 10Bemet to a site. However, few studies to date have quantified long-term (i.e. millennial) delivery rates, and none have determined a delivery rate for an eroding soil. In this study, we compared existing concentrations of 10Bein situ with new measurements of 10Bemet in eroding soils sampled from the same depth profiles to calibrate a long-term 10Bemet delivery rate. We did so on the Pinedale (~21-25 ky) and Bull Lake (~140 ky) glacial moraines at Fremont Lake, Wyoming (USA) where 20 age, grain sizes, weathering indices, and soil properties are known, as are erosion/denudation rates calculated from 10Bein situ. After ensuring sufficient beryllium retention in each profile, solving for the delivery rate of 10Bemet, and normalizing to the Holocene-average paleomagnetic intensity, we calculate 10Bemet fluxes of 1.52 (+0.11/-0.21) x 106 atoms cm-2 y-1 and 1.31 (+0.43/-0.50) x 106 atoms cm-2 y-1 to the Pinedale and Bull Lake moraines, respectively, and compare these values to two widely-used 10Bemet delivery rate estimation methods that substantially differ for this site. Accurately estimating 10Bemet flux 25 using these methods requires consideration of spatial scale as well as temporally varying parameters (i.e. paleomagnetic field intensity, solar modulation) to ensure the most realistic estimates of 10Bemet-derived erosion rates in future studies. Deleted: through a comparison of Deleted: complimentary Deleted: Scripps1Scripps Institution of Oceanography, University 30 of California, San Diego, La Jolla, Deleted: California 92037, USA Deleted: Deleted: rate following a newly developed methodology Deleted: r 35 Deleted: r Deleted: via Monte Carlo simulations Deleted: best-fit Deleted: r Deleted: r 40 Deleted: 0.92 (+/0.08) x 106 and 0.71 (+0.09/-0.08) x 106 atoms cm-2 yr-1 Deleted: . Deleted: careful Deleted: e 45 Deleted: e.g Deleted: ¶
Detection of Hypertension among Cardiac Diseases Inpatients at Kirkuk City Hospitals

Objectives of the study: The main objective of the study is to assess the prevalence of hypertension amongcardiac diseases patients and to fiend out relation ship between hypertension and cardiovascular diseases.Methodology: A descriptive study, using interviewer and questionnaire technique was conducted on cardiacdiseases inpatients of clinic unite at Kirkuk and Azady hospitals from 17th ,June ,2012 to 1st, March , 2013.Non – probability (purposive) sample of (148) adult patients, (81) females and (67) males with heart disease areselected from inpatients of clinic unite at Kirkuk and Azady hospitals at kirkuk city. Questionnaire wasdeveloped to assess the items which are related to heart disease patient's (Disease, Signs and Symptoms ,Antihypertensive Drugs , Blood Pressure , and Dietary Patterns). A calibrated mercury sphygmomanometer wasused to measure BP while the individual was seated and resting five minutes with the arm held at heart level. Thefirst reading were taken in both arms; unless there was a significant difference, the right arm was used forsubsequent reading. The mean of two consecutive measurements taken at two-minute intervals was recorded.Weight was measured using a calibrated scale . The study instruments consist of total (44) items, which aredistributed though the following : Demographic data form consist of (10) items and questionnaire wasconcerned with data to evaluate the criteria of cardiac diseases patients form consist of (34) items.Results: The results of this study revealed that the mean age and standard division of study sample is(63.1 11.3), the highest percentage 52(35.1%) of age factor for heart disease patients are reported at (70-79yrs.)group . The majority of study sample are females 81( 54.7%), whereas, males are 67( 45.3%). High percent46(31%)of participants are suffering from angina and 44(29.7%) had myocardial infarction. 40(27%) of thepatients had Prehypertension (120-139/60-100) while 29(19.6%) of patients had first stage of hypertension.Recommendations : Educational programs should be designed to increase people knowledge and awarenessabout the life style of hypertensive heart disease patients. Booklet should be prepared and presented to thepatients to advise them to leave high amount salt intake, give up exercise which is considered one of thecontributing factors for hypertension.
Oxidative stress and antioxidant defense systems status in diabetic rats feeding some selected plant partexctract By Mrs . /

Oxidative stress plays a pathological role in the development of various diseases including diabetes. Systemic oxidative stress results from an imbalance between oxidants derivatives production and antioxidants defenses. The present study aims to investigate the oxidative stress and antioxidant defense system status in diabetic rats feeding some selected plant parts such okra fruits water extract (OFWE), white mulberry leaves water extract (MLWE), celery leaves water extract (CLWE) and their Mixture. Treatment of animals with alloxancaused a significant increased (p≤0.05) in serum glucose concentration by the ratio 136.51% compared to positive animals (negative control group). Supplementation of the rat diets with 2% w/w by OFWE, MLWE, CLWE and their mixture decreased this elevation value compared to normal controls and recorded 57.35, 38.69, 52.27 and 35.48%, respectively. Also, consumption of OFWE, MLWE, CLWE and their mixture induced significant improvements on serum glutathione fractions concentration through increasing the reduced glutathione (GSH) and oxidized glutathione compared to positive controls by the ratio of -15.31; -11.22, -14.29 and -7.14%; and 15.31, -11.22, -14.29 and -7.14%, respectively. The opposite direction was observed with the biological oxidants includingthiobarbituric acid reactive substances (TBARS) and nitric oxides (NO2 and NO3). In conclusion,the present data support the benefits of dietary modification, including bioactive compounds and antioxidant vitamins supplementation, in alleviating oxidative stress associated diabetes.
A Epiglottic retroversion in nine dogs Epiglottisretroversie bij negen honden

Epiglottic retroversion (ER) is an uncommon and poorly understood disorder of the upper respiratory tract in small breed dogs. In this retrospective study, perioperative characteristics, surgical technique, outcome, and complications in nine dogs that underwent surgical treatment for ER and/or concurrent upper respiratory tract disorders, were evaluated. The most frequently reported clinical symptoms were chronic intermittent inspiratory stridor (89%), exercise intolerance (78%), and dyspnea (67%). Concurrent respiratory disorders were highly prevalent (78%). Five dogs initially underwent a temporary epiglottopexy and two a permanent epiglottopexy. In two dogs, both suffering from concurrent laryngeal paralysis, only a unilateral cricoarytenoid lateralization was performed. After initial clinical improvement, temporary and permanent epiglottopexy eventually failed in 4/6 dogs (67%) that were available for follow-up, necessitating partial epiglottectomy as revision surgery. This resulted in a successful long-term outcome in 5/6 of these dogs (83%). In the dogs with primary ER or in cases where the presence of secondary ER led to significant respiratory symptoms, partial epiglottectomy as a primary surgical technique appeared to be a more permanent treatment option than epiglottopexy. Both dogs with surgically corrected concurrent laryngeal paralysis without epiglottopexy or epiglottectomy showed clinical improvement. This might indicate that, in case of secondary ER, positive results can be achieved after management of the underlying respiratory disorder.
Survey Impact of Petroleum Products Taxation on Economic Growth of Oil Provinces of Iran

Taxation of petroleum products is one of the value-added tax (VAT) which imposed on seven provinces in Iran. Taxation of petroleum products is because oil and petrochemical companies in these provinces generate revenues from the sale of oil, oil extraction, and petrochemical products. This study seeks to provide a comparison between the impact of taxation on petroleum products and direct taxation on economic growths in the mentioned provinces. For this reason, statistics during 2008-2016 together with Panel VAR method are used. Results for impulse-response functions and variance decomposition show that the major origin of the most changes in economic growth rate could traced back to the government expenditure, as well as taxation of petroleum products during the defined period. It also can realize that taxation of petroleum products in the above provinces has a greater impact than direct taxation on economic growth rate.
(3) Muslims Vs Non-Muslims Representation in Hollywood Movies: A Semiotic & Cinematographic Analysis

This research paper explored representation of Muslims and non-Muslims characters in Hollywood movies with three different approaches namely, semiotic, content and cinematographic analysis. The three popular and block buster movies which released in post September Eleven phase were selected for the purpose of quantitative and qualitative analysis. Each movie was analyzed six times with different dimensions. The study was theoretically linked with Media Conformity Theory and Propaganda Model of Herman and Chomsky. It was found that Muslim characters on the whole were painted in unfavorable and negative manner in mirror of cinematographic and semiotic analysis in comparison of non-Muslim characters. The Hollywood movies cultivated image of Muslims as symbol of terror, killer, violent, antifeminists, brutal and intolerant towards other faiths. On the contrary, non-Muslim characters were filmed while observing the pre-requisites of esthetic sense as they were portrayed as peace loving, intelligent, rationale, tolerant, feminists and custodian of global peace and security. In addition to this, Islamic rituals, fundamental teachings, Muslim culture was described in critical and unfavorable manner as majority of Muslim characters were depicted as militants, law breakers, suicide bombers. The Hollywood movies in explicit manner either Muslims characters were busy in religious rituals and making plans of terrorism.
Literature Based Model as an Effort to Build Pedagogic Literacy Ability of Students Elementary School

ARTICLE INFO Article history: Received February 15, 2021 Revised February 26, 2021 Accepted March 12, 2021 ABSTRACT The literacy learning paradigm must be able to direct students to understand the values of pedagogic literacy. The government policy in the Regulation of the Minister of Education and Culture Number 23 of 2015 proclaims the school literacy movement or Gerakan Literasi Sekolah requiring students to read for 15 minutes as an effort to build a passion for reading, fostering imagination through reading activities with educational messages. Pedagogic literacy values must be built from an early age in an effort to create students with character. One learning model that is considered capable of building students' pedagogic literacy skills is the literature based model. The artile aims to analyze the description of pedagogic literacy in elementary school learning and the didactic design of a literature-based model in building the pedagogic literacy skills of elementary school students. The researchers used the content analysis or meta-analysis method. Sources of data in this study are journals and books related to literature-based models and pedagogic literacy. Then, the object of this research is the didactic design of the literature based model in building the pedagogic literacy skills of elementary school students. The result show that the literature-based model shows an increase in activity students including students' enthusiasm in following lessons, student interaction with teachers, student interaction with students, and student participation in concluding learning.