Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Human Resource Accounting and Quality of Financial Reporting of Quoted Oil and Gas Companies in Nigeria

Financial reporting is a veritable tool that provides information to all stakeholder’s for the purpose of decision making. The preparation and presentation of the report is done by the human asset. Building public confidence for capital market participants, transparency, and trust are very germane in any capital market. Poor earnings quality, opportunistic earnings and biased financial report portents great fears in the mind of investors and analysts alike in making rational investment decisions. The study investigated the effect of human resource accounting on quality of financial reporting (using earnings quality, accounting conservatism, earnings smoothness and persistence as proxies) of quoted oil and gas companies in Nigeria. The study adopted ex-post facto research design. The population of the study was 12 oil and gas companies in Nigeria. Purposive sampling technique was used and considered 12 oil and gas which had secondary data information that covered a period of 10 years from 2004 -2018. The null hypothesis (H0): Human Resource Accounting does not have significant effect on financial reporting quality in oil and gas companies in Nigeria The empirical findings of financial reporting quality revealed that the human asset provided the basis for these improvement in oil and gas companies with the results F(8.133)=65.13 (P – value=0.000); Adjusted R2=0.315 and F(5.102)=217.6 (P – Value=0.000); Adjusted R2=0.323. The study concluded that human resource accounting has significant effect on financial reporting quality of quoted oil and gas companies in Nigeria. The study recommended that the regulatory bodies should find ways of rewarding companies that comply with the regulatory guiding standards and comply with information disclosure for earnings quality assessment and sanction erring companies that conceal relevant and purposeful information from the stakeholders.
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Experimental mutual diffusion coefficients of potassium chloride, magnesium nitrate, cobalt chloride and beryllium sulphate in aqueous solutions have been compared with those estimated by the Onsager-Fuoss. From the observed deviations, we are proposing a model that allows to estimate the percentages of H3O (aq) resulting of hydrolysis of some ions (i.e. beryllium, cobalt, potassium and magnesium ions), contributing in this way to a better knowledge of the structure of these systems. ТЕХНИКО-ТЕХНОЛОГИЧЕСКИЕ ИННОВАЦИИ ISSN 2305-7815. Вестн. Волгогр. гос. ун-та. Сер. 10, Иннов. деят. 2014. No 4 (13) 4 3 The diffusion of beryllium sulphate is clearly the most affected by the beryllium ion hydrolysis.
THE EFFECTIVENESS OF LOWER POLE LIGATION IN TONSILLECTOMY

Tonsillectomy is one of the most commonly [1] done surgical procedures in the world. The incidence of post-operative hemorrhage ranges [1,5] from 0.3% to 12 %. Hemorrhage is still considered to be the most serious complication [1] of this procedure. Mortality rate varies from [1] 1/12000 to 1/75000. The risk factors for post tonsillectomy hemorrhage are older age, lack of preparation for surgery pre-operatively, excessive intra-operative blood loss by inexpert hands, elevated post-operative mean arterial blood pressure, short neck, obesity, and bulky [1, 6] tongue. Now a day's different methods are used for tonsillectomy e.g. blunt dissection, cold methods, electro cautery or hot methods like lasers and coblation methods. Hemostasis can be achieved by different methods like ligatures, diathermy, laser coagulation of bleeding vessels, calcium alginate swabs after tonsillectomy and adrenaline soaked packs with
Phytodiversity and Spatial Development of Urban Flora in Lokossa, Benin

The need for sustainable and green cities highlights the importance to improve plant species diversity in urban areas. We assessed the phytodiversity of three management units (strata) to enhance plant species conservation planning in Lokossa City. A forest inventory was conducted in each stratum based on one-hectare sample plots. Fifty plots were distributed following a stratified random sampling approach. We found that 53 plants species belonging to 46 genera and 22 families were established in the strata. However, the flora of the city was mixed with 50.94% of native plant species. The dominant families were Leguminosae, Arecaceae, Malvaceae, Moraceae, Combretaceae, Lamiaceae and Myrtaceae. The ten most important plant species accounted for 69.31% of the total abundance. Khaya senegalensis (Desv.) A. Juss. and Mangifera indica L. were dominant plant species. Ubiquitous species accounted for 54.72% of species pool and 82.92% of all individuals. The flora of residential zone was more diversified than those in road buffer and institutional zones. Which contributed to 60.27% of all individuals. The road buffer and institutional zones flora were quite similar. Therefore, we suggested that the planting and monitoring projects should be detailed and budgeted with reference to plausible scientific knowledge in the city development plan. The creation of participatory botanical gardens at the city neighborhoods scale. The integration of the flora of residential zone in species conservation projects in order to increase global diversity and storage of biomass in the city.
Agreement morphology errors and null subjects in young (non-)CLIL learners

There is a wealth of studies on L2 English acquisition in CLIL contexts in Spain, but most have underexplored the potential impact of CLIL in the longer run on the morphosyntax of earlier starters from monolingual regions. This paper fills this gap by exploring agreement morphology errors and subject omission in the oral production of Primary Education English learners from the Spanish monolingual community of Cantabria. The sample investigated consists of the individual narration of a story by learners in two age-matched (11-12 year-olds) groups, one CLIL (n=28) and one nonCLIL (n=35). The results show no statistically significant differences between both groups for the provision of specific linguistic features at a younger age, though some evidence also points to a subtle effect of additional CLIL exposure. Both groups show moderately low rates of null subjects; they omit affixal morphology (*he eat ) significantly more frequently than suppletive inflection (*he _ eating) and they seldom produce commission errors (*they eats). Interestingly, non-CLIL learners show far greater rates of omission with auxiliary be than copula be and frequently use the placeholder is (*he is eat), which evinces an earlier stage of acquisition than that of CLIL learners.
Factors Affecting Nurses Compliance Regarding the Care of Patients with Chest Trauma

Background: Chest trauma remains to show a high incidence in the emergency room among trauma patients. The Nurse is involved with the care of the trauma patient from arrival in the emergency department to follow-up in the trauma clinic. The aim of this study was to assess Factors Affecting Nurses Compliance Regarding the Care of Patients with Chest Trauma. Design: a Descriptive Study. Setting: This study was carried out in the emergency trauma unit at Assuit University Hospital. A sample: of this study were all available nurses working in the emergency trauma unit at an Assuit University Hospital (40). (Tools): two tools used in this study Tool I: nurses selfadminister question part: I demography data part: II Factors Affecting Compliance Tool II: Nurses Compliance Assessment sheet. Results: all of the studied stated that didn’t have with (clear job description, oriented or continuous training courses, also no written information such as (poster, brochure). not have library equipped new books, Journal websites to update their knowledge and practical skill regarding the care of patients with chest trauma. not receiving any Undergraduates courses and no financial resources in the chest trauma unit. Conclusion: all of the nurses did not have clear job descriptions, oriented or continuous training courses. Recommendations: Provide the nurse with a clear job description Update their knowledge and practical skill nurses about chest trauma, Undergraduates courses about chest trauma continue, and financial advantages in the trauma unit.
Selected toxicological aspects of honey

The aim of the present review was to analyze grayanotoxin and its healthy and poisoning effect to human health according to available resources of literature. Plants contain many compound components which can be categorized as "medical" or "poisonous" depending on their effects to human body. There are also secondary products derived from plants, such as honey, which can contain many chemical compounds with medicinal or poisonous effects depending on their concentration and application. Many plants of the Ericaceae family, Rhododendron, Pieris, Agarista and Kalmia, contain diterpene grayanotoxins. The consumption of grayanotoxin containing leaves, flowers or secondary products as honey may result in intoxication specifically characterized by dizziness, hypotension and atrial-ventricular block.
Reversal of deleterious effect of extracoronal in- office bleaching on shear bond strength of composite resin to bleached enamel: Effect of delayed restoration and different antioxidants application - in vitro study

Objective:The objective of this in - vitro study was to evaluate the effect of different antioxidants in reversal of of deleterious effect of bleaching on shear bond strength of composite resin to bleached enamel.Materials and methods: Seventy bovine incisors were used. The specimens were randomly divided into seven groups (10 specimens each) as follow: Group 1: no bleaching treatment and no antioxidant application. Group 2: bleaching only without antioxidant application and immediate composite resin application after bleaching. Group 3: bleaching only without antioxidant application and delayed composite application (after 2 weeks) of storage. Group 4: bleaching and application of 10% Alpha-tocopherol.Group 5: bleaching and application of 6% cranberry extract. Group 6:bleaching and application of 10% sodium ascorbate. Group 7: bleaching and application of 10% green tea. 40% hydrogen peroxide (Opalescence Xtra Boost 40%, Ultradent, South Jourdan, UT, USA) was used. Composite resin Tetric N -Ceram was used. The shear bond strength was measured using a universal testing machine. Results: one-way ANOVA test revealed significant differences in shear bond strength among the tested groups (p < 0.001). Bond strength significantly decreased after bleaching. There was no significant difference in shear bond strength reversed using10% Alpha-tocopherol, 10% sodium ascorbate and 10% green tea and delayed restoration. Whereas the difference was significant between group 5(6% cranberry extract) and other antioxidants groups. Conclusion: The results obtained from the use of antioxidants using (10% Alpha-tocopherol, 10% sodium ascorbate and 10% green tea extract) is approximately the same as the delayed restoration.
The microRNA miR-19a-3p suppresses cell growth, migration, and invasion in multiple myeloma via the Wnt/β-catenin pathway

Background MicroRNAs have been suggested as potential regulators in the development of multiple myeloma (MM) through affecting the expression of their target genes. This study aimed to investigate the effects of miR-19a-3p in MM, and its underlying mechanisms in regulating cell proliferation and invasion. Methods Bone marrow samples from 25 MM patients and 12 healthy donors were collected and miR-19a-3p and Wnt1 mRNA expression was assessed. The effects of miR-19a-3p on cell proliferation, migration, and invasion in U226 and RPMI-8226 MM cells were evaluated by miR-19a-3p overexpression. Luciferase assays were performed to explore the potential target genes. Knock down or overexpression of Wnt1 was used to explore the effects of miR-19a-3p on cell growth, migration, and invasion. Results The expression of miR-19a-3p was downregulated in MM and cell lines, while Wnt1 mRNA levels were increased. Overexpression of miR-19a-3p inhibited cell proliferation, migration, and invasion in U226 and RPMI-8226 cells. Additionally, western blot assays revealed that miR-19a-3p could suppress Wnt1, β-catenin, cyclin D1, and c-Myc expression. Knockdown of Wnt1 also inhibited cell growth, migration, and invasion. Moreover, luciferase reporter assay revealed direct binding between Wnt1 and miR-19a-3p. Wnt1 overexpression partially reversed the suppressive effects of miR-19a-3p on cell proliferation, migration, and invasion in U266 cells. Conclusions The expression of miR-19a-3p was downregulated in MM patients and MM cell lines. Overexpression of miR-19a-3p inhibited proliferation, migration, and invasion by targeting Wnt1 via the Wnt/β-catenin signaling pathway.
The value of aesthetic judgements in athletic performance

A considerable volume of research has explored spectators’ attraction to the aesthetic aspects of sport. However, considerably less attention has been devoted to an evaluation of the aesthetic dimension of sport from the performer’s perspective. We hypothesize that such evaluation can benefit athletic skill, and in the current paper substantiate and elucidate some of the types of aesthetic experiences athletes may undergo and consider their potential use in sports. We see this work as propaedeutic to future empirical work investigating the role of aesthetic selfevaluation in athletic performance.
Expression of E-cadherin and Ki-67 in canine apocrine and sebaceous gland tumors

A histopathological analysis of 13 apocrine gland tumors and 22 sebaceous gland tumors in dogs was performed, which were submitted to the Department of Veterinary Pathology from 1 January 2010 to 31 December 2012. An association between the immunohistochemical expression of E-cadherin and Ki-67, the type, and the biological behavior of the tumors was investigated. The mean age of dogs with apocrine gland tumors was 10.15 years, and 10.91 years for sebaceous gland tumors. According to the histopathological analysis, 53.8% carcinomas and 46.2% adenomas of the apocrine glands were found. In the sebaceous gland tumors, epitheliomas were dominant (50.0%), followed by adenomas (36.4%) and carcinomas (13.6%). Survival time in dogs with sebaceous gland tumors was shortest in patients with diagnosed epitheliomas, intermediate in adenomas, and longest in carcinomas. The incidence of metastases was low in the groups with sebaceous adenomas and epitheliomas, and recurrence was most common in carcinomas. The average survival time was about the same for apocrine gland adenomas and carcinomas, with a higher incidence of metastases and recurrence for carcinomas. Immunohistochemical analysis of E-cadherin and Ki-67 expression confirmed the efficiency of this method for the accurate histological classification of apocrine and especially sebaceous gland tumors. The analyzes performed showed that the location and intensity of E-cadherin expression can be helpful in predicting the biological behavior of sebaceous gland tumors. In contrast to sebaceous gland tumors, the analysis of apocrine gland tumors showed that there was no correlation between E-cadherin expression and the biological behavior of apocrine gland tumors.
Conditioning Factors of Interorganizational Cost Management in Manufacturing Companies

The aim of this study was to analyze the impact of conditioning factors in the adoption and use of interorganizational cost management practices in manufacturing companies. The data was collected through a questionnaire applied to the controllers of the manufacturing companies listed in B3. The sample consisted of 33 companies. Factor analysis, cluster analysis and mean difference test were used in order to meet the objective proposed by the study. The findings contribute to improving the understanding of how conditioning factors (Products, Components, Relationship Levels, Chain Types and Mechanisms) influence interorganizational cost management practices. According to the results, it can be inferred that throughout the organization's trajectory, it is necessary to establish partnerships with suppliers. It was observed that there is a lack of formality in the relationships exercised by organizations, which can be a possible inhibitor of cost management practices. Some companies see the need to partner with their suppliers, so that this would allow to reduce costs, increase financial results and credibility in the business environment, so that in periods of financial instability, one can assist the other in negotiations, without opportunism and loss of confidence. The sharing of information between companies in the supply chain provides greater trust and more stable relationships, in which the relationship levels will contribute to the application of the IOCM, favoring everyone involved in the supply chain.
Variations in Growth Performance and Nitrogen Uptake of Sugarcane Cultivars Under Rain-Fed Conditions

The experiment was conducted to evaluate growth and nitrogen uptake of the twelve sugarcane varieties, viz. NiF3, NiF8, Ni9, Ni12, Ni15, Ni17, Ni21, Ni22, Ni25, Ni27, Ni28, and Ni29, under rain-fed conditions during the period from 70 to 160 days after transplanting (DAT) at the experimental field, Faculty of Agriculture, University of the Ryukyus, Okinawa, Japan. The results showed that water shortage from a rain-fed condition caused reductions, but not significant in plant height and SPAD of sugarcane varieties. The genetic variation in leaf area, yield components, partial and total biomass, and cane yield was found among the investigated varieties. The positive associations between total nitrogen uptake with total biomass production and cane yield suggested that higher nitrogen uptake supports better growth performance of sugarcane under rainfed conditions. From this study, NiF3 and Ni27 could be introduced as the promising sugarcane varieties for better growth performance and high nitrogen uptake under rain-fed conditions.
An Analysis of Emotional Intelligence and Academic Performance of Four- Year Integrated B.Ed. Trainees

Emotional intelligence plays a vital role in accomplishing the determined objectives of mankind and promoting learning outcomes. For the first time psychologists, Mayer and Salovey coined and used the term “Emotional Intelligence” and defined it as the capacity or ability of an individual for perceiving, processing, knowing and regulating emotional information accurately in an effective manner involving Intra and inter abilities to guide one’s thinking to make certain changes in others. The objectives of the study were to investigate the emotional intelligence scores of four-year integrated B.Ed. Trainees, to compare the emotional intelligence scores of four-year integrated B.Ed. Trainees, in terms of their sex, to compare the academic performance scores of students having high and low emotional intelligence scores and to investigate the relationship between the emotional intelligence scores and academic performance scores of students. To accomplish the objectives of the present study, descriptive survey cum comparative cum correlational methods were used to accomplish the objectives. In the present study, 50 four-year integrated B.Ed. trainees were taken randomly, so the study sample consisted of 150 four-year integrated trainees of Gangadhar Meher University as a whole. To collect data from the sample groups Emotional Intelligence Scale developed by Nicola S. Schutte, John M. Malouff and Navjot Bhullar in 2008 was used, which consists of 33 items in a five-point scale having Cronbach’s alpha reliability of . 90 and the test-retest reliability of . 78. Along with that, academic performance scores of the last semester of students were taken. The findings of the study revealed that about 6% of students had high emotional intelligence scores and 94% had above-average emotional intelligence scores. The study revealed no significant difference between the emotional intelligence scores of boys and girls. It was also found that the academic achievement scores of students having high emotional intelligence scores were more as compared to the students having low emotional intelligence scores. The study also reported a significant positive correlation between emotional intelligence and the academic performance of students.
Predictors of Human Death by Road Traffic Crashes in Bahir Dar City, North Western Ethiopia; A Count Data Analysis Regression Model

Road traffic crashes are a major socio-economic and public health problem, affecting all people of the world and Ethiopia is a country with a very large number of traffic crashes and fatality rate. This study has major objective of assessing the predictors of road traffic accident in Bahir Dar city, Ethiopia and identifies factors that contribute to the occurrence of road traffic crashes that leads human death. Data regarding to the number of deaths per road traffic crash were obtained from Bahir Dar city administration traffic police office for a two year period from July 2015-June 2017. In this study we applied six count models namely Poisson, negative binomial, generalized Poisson, zero inflated Poisson, zero-inflated negative binomial and zero inflated generalized Poisson regression models. Based on different models comparison criteria, e.g. AIC, log likelihood and Vuong test ZIGP regression model provides more appropriate fit to the number of human death per road traffic crashes data considered in this study. Sex, age, driving under alcohol, fatigue, not give priority, days of weeks, road condition, overloading, over speeding, and type of accident were found to be statistically significant predictors of human death due to road traffic crash.