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Passenger Satisfaction with the Quality of Service Offered at the Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA)

Aim: Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) is important in the development of the Sri Lankan economy. To remain competitive in the service sector it is essential to focus more on improving service quality as it directly creates greater customer satisfaction. In respect of international airports satisfied passengers often revisit a destination thus increasing micro and macro level income and profitability. Hence, satisfied and loyal passengers are an important factor in remaining competitive among international airports. Although there is ample research that explores service quality and passenger satisfaction with airports, research is sparse in regard to Sri Lanka. Hence, the aim of this study is to identify the most important service quality dimensions influencing passenger satisfaction at BIA and to examine the relationship between each SERVQUAL dimension on passenger satisfaction. Place and Duration of Study: Bandaranaike International Airport (BIA) between April to July 2019. Methodology: The sample for this study consisted of 150 passengers at BIA and a five-point Likert scale questionnaire was developed for this study based on the SERVQUAL model to analyse the Original Research Article Dambagolla and Sumanasiri; AJEBA, 15(4): 30-45, 2020; Article no.AJEBA. 58040 31 impact of the five dimensions (reliability responsiveness, assurance, empathy and tangibility) of service quality at BIA. A quantitative approach was used and questionnaires were distributed by hand as well as by electronically using Facebook, Messenger, WhatsApp, Viber and Email. The data was analysed using SPSS Version 23.0. Results: The regression model confirmed that tangibility, assurance and empathy contributed to passenger satisfaction. The findings of this study could be used by passengers, researchers, service providers, civil aviation authorities and other decision makers for their decision-making purposes.
THE EFFECT OF ZINC SUPPLEMENTATION ON PERFORMANCE OF GROWING LAMBS

This study was investigated to determine the effect of zinc source either from organic or inorganic on lambs performance, blood metabolites and carcass characteristics. Fifteen local lambs (about six months old and an average body weight of 26.5± 3.1 kg) were divided into three similar groups (5 lambs each). The control group (G1) was fed the basal diet consisting of wheat straw and concentrates mixture. While, the other two tested groups were fed the same basal diet, supplemented with 20 mg Zn/head/day as Zinc Sulphate (G2) and 20 mg Zn/head/day as Zinc methionine (G3). All animals of these groups were fed 60% of their requirements as concentrate mixture and the rest of other requirements were covered from wheat straw, which was given ad libitum. The experiment was extended for 6 month. The results indicated that the average daily gain (ADG) was higher (P < 0.05) in zinc sulphate and zinc methionine groups than in control group (130 and 132 gm/day vs. 99 gm/day, respectively). There were no significant differences among groups in total feed intake. Feed conversion ratio as dry matter intake/ g gain was improved in zinc methionine and zinc sulphate groups when compared with control one. However, the differences among groups were not significant. Supplementation of Zn-meth increased (P<0.05) the level of zinc in serum as compared with control and zinc sulphate groups. Also, serum cholesterol was higher (p < 0.05) in Zn treated groups than in control one. While, serum concentration of total protein, Albumin, globulin, glucose, triglycerides and total antioxidant capacity (TAC), were not affected by zinc supplementation. Zn supplementation in a form of organic or inorganic had no effect on dressing percentage and carcass cuts in lambs. In conclusion zinc supplementation in form of inorganic or organic may improve lambs performance.
Establishing interdisciplinary logical connections at the non-linguistic higher school in the process of the foreign language teaching

: The article deals with the problems of interdisciplinary communication at a higher university. The purpose of the article is to justify the possibilities of providing interdisciplinary integrative courses at the higher non-linguistic university on the basis of horizontal interdisciplinary logical connections. It is considered to be a relevant approach to teaching foreign languages as Content and Language Integrated Learning (CLIL)
Computational insights into fluconazole resistance by the suspected mutations in lanosterol 14α-demethylase (Erg11p) of Candida albicans

Mutations in the ergosterol biosynthesis gene 11 (ERG11) of Candida albicans have been frequently reported in fluconazole-resistant clinical isolates. Exploring the mutations and their effect could provide new insights into the underlying mechanism of fluconazole resistance. Erg11p_Threonine285Alanine (Erg11p_THR285ALA), Erg11p_Leucine321Phenylalanine (Erg11p_LEU321PHE) and Erg11p_Serine457Proline (Erg11p_SER457PRO) are three fluconazole-resistant suspected mutations reported in clinical isolates of C. albicans. Therefore, our study aims to investigate the role of these suspected mutations in fluconazole resistance using in-silico methods. Molecular dynamics simulation (MDS) analysis of apo-protein for 25ns (nanosecond) showed that suspected mutant proteins underwent slight conformational changes in the tertiary structure. Molecular docking with fluconazole followed by binding free energy analysis showed reduced non-bonded interactions with loss of heme interaction and the least binding affinity for Erg11p_SER457PRO mutation. MDS of suspected mutant proteins-fluconazole complexes for 50ns revealed that Erg11p_SER457PRO and Erg11p_LEU321PHE have clear differences in the interaction pattern and loss or reduced heme interaction compared to wild type Erg11p-fluconazole complex. MDS and binding free energy analysis of Erg11p_SER457PRO-fluconazole complex showed the least binding similar to verified mutation Erg11p_TYR447HIS-fluconazole complex. Taken together, our study concludes that suspected mutation Erg11p_THR285ALA may not have any role whereas Erg11p_LEU321PHE could have a moderate role. However, Erg11p_SER457PRO mutation has a strong possibility to play an active role in fluconazole resistance of C. albicans.
Correlation between ultrasonographic and histopathological findings of hysterectomy specimen in patients with abnormal uterine bleeding

Background: AUB is a common and debilitating condition and it is one of the main gynaecological reasons for hysterectomy. Ultrasonography can be as good as histopathology (HPE) in the diagnosis of abnormal uterine bleeding. Hence, our study was conducted to validate the ultrasonographic findings with HPE findings in diagnosis of AUB.Methods: A hospital based cross-sectional analytical study was conducted among 86 patients with abnormal uterine bleeding in the department of Obstetrics and Gynaecology in collaboration with department of Pathology, RIMS, Imphal from September 2017 to March 2019. The clinical history and socio demographic profile were collected using a pre-designed proforma. General physical examination, pelvic examination and ultrasonagraphy was carried out and the hysterectomy specimens were subjected to histopathological examination.Results: Fibromyoma was diagnosed by ultrasound in 62.8% of the patients and it was the common diagnosis in this study. The sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, negative predictive value and kappa statistics of USG for diagnosing leiomyoma was 92.9%, 93.3%, 96.3%, 87.5% and 84.9% respectively. The sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, negative predictive value and kappa statistics of USG for diagnosing adenomyosis was 53.8%, 98.6%, 87.5%, 92.3% and 62.3% respectively.Conclusions: The study provides an evidence that ultrasonography has good diagnostic accuracy as histopathology in the diagnosis of fibroid in patients with abnormal uterine bleeding. However, as with all the diagnostic procedures, the utility of ultrasound in the diagnosis of adenomyosis is questionable, since it has a low sensitivity amidst good specificity.
Quantitative and Qualitative Gradient of Pain Experience, Sleep Quality and Psychological Distress in Patients with Different Phenotypes of Temporomandibular Disorders

Received August 18, 2020 Revised September 3, 2020 Accepted September 3, 2020 Purpose: Temporomandibular disorders (TMD) is a mosaic of clinical signs and symptoms that can be regarded as a set of phenotypes that are affected by various factors including pain sensitivity, pain disability, sleep and psychological functioning. The aims of this study were to evaluate association of pain experience, sleep quality and psychological distress with different phenotypes of TMD patients. Methods: This retrospective study included a cohort (n=1,858; 63.8% for female, mean age=34.9±15.9 years) of patients with TMD. A set of self-administered questionnaires concerning pain interference (Brief Pain Inventory), pain disability (Graded Chronic Pain Scale), sleep quality (Pittsburg Sleep Questionnaire Index), psychological distress (Symptom Checklist-90 revised), and pain catastrophizing (Pain Catastrophizing Scale) were administered to all participants at the first consultation. All TMD patients were classified into four groups including TMD with internal derangement without pain (TMD_ID, n=370), TMD with joint pain (TMD_J, n=571), TMD with muscle pain (TMD_M, n=541) and TMD with muscle-joint combined pain (TMD_MJ, n=376). Results: The female ratio was particularly high in the group with TMD_MJ (p=0.001). The patients with muscle pain and both muscle and joint pain had longer symptom duration (p=0.004) and presented significantly higher scores in pain experience (p<0.001), subjective sleep quality (p<0.001), pain catastrophizing (p<0.001) and psychological distress (p<0.05) except for paranoid-ideation than the groups with only joint problems. Conclusions: The results of this study highlight the importance of multi-dimensional approach that consider pain disability, sleep quality, and psychological functioning in the management of TMD with muscle component. This study would contribute to a better understanding of interaction between heterogeneous TMD and multiple risk factors in order to build tailored treatment based on different phenotypes.
Two new taxa close to Lepiota cristata from China

A new species, Lepiota cristatanea, is described from southwestern China. It is highly similar to L. cristata but can be distinguished by the relatively smaller basidiospores, Based on phylogenetic analysis, L. fraterna var. macrospora is transferred into L. cristata, becoming the only group in L. cristata with an abaxial and an adaxial knob on the spores.
A UML-based Simple Function Point Estimation Method and Tool

—Function Point Analysis (FPA) is used to measure the size of functional user requirements of software applications. However, the measurement process of FPA is slow, expensive and complex. The Simple Function Point (SiFP) method has been proposed as a replacement of FPA that is much faster and cheaper to apply. However, no tools supporting Simple Function Point measurement have yet been proposed. In this paper, we aim at building a tool to facilitate SiFP measurement. Specifically, we propose a measurement based on UML models of requirements, including use case diagrams and domain model (class diagrams). The proposed methodology –including a set of guidelines for domain modeling and the mapping between SiFP measure components and UML elements – makes SiFP measurement much easier to perform. In fact, the proposed methodology is usable in the early requirements definition stage, when only use case diagram and the primary class diagram illustrating the domain model (including classes' names and relationship among classes) are available. We used 17 academic sample applications to validate our proposal. The result shows that our method and tool can be used to replace manual Simple Function Point measurement in the early phases of the software development cycle to measure the functional size of software project.
Modeling Risk Factors for Total Paralysis of Stroke Patients in RSUD Dr. R. Sosodoro Djatikoesoemo Bojonegoro Using Binary Logistic Regression

One of the causes of death in Bojonegoro Regency is stroke. Stroke is a nervous system function disorder that occurs suddenly and is caused by circulatory disorders of the brain. From 2015 to October 2018, stroke has always been ranked first as the type of disease that most patients suffer in RSUD Dr. R. Sosodoro Djatikoesoemo Bojonegoro. Stroke can cause sufferers to experience limited ability to carry out daily activities (eating, dressing, defecating, bathing, and moving) because there are limbs that are paralyzed so it is difficult to move. Therefore, this study aims to describe the characteristics of stroke patients and to analyze the risk factors that cause stroke patients get totally paralyzed using binary logistic regression. The data used in the form of secondary data obtained from the results of medical records of stroke patients who were hospitalized at RSUD Dr. R. Sosodoro Djatikoesoemo Bojonegoro from January to March 2018. Based on the results of the analysis showed that the majority of stroke patients are over 55 years old and males also the risk factors that cause stroke patients geet totally paralyzed are the type of stroke and previous history of stroke.
Clues for the Diagnosis of Accommodative Excess and Its Treatment with a Vision Therapy Protocol

Introduction: Accommodative and vergence dysfunctions are the most common vision disorders in the pediatric population with a prevalence of up to 30%, and patients with these dysfunctions usually have symptoms at near distances that could affect academic results. This study is the retrospective assessment of accommodative excess cases and aims to find a pattern in optometric exams to help diagnose accommodative excess without cycloplegic drugs. Furthermore, this study assesses the utility of a vision therapy protocol as accommodative excess treatment. Original Research Article Baños et al.; OR, 13(3): 32-42, 2020; Article no.OR. 60891 33 Methodology: A retrospective study was conducted with 24 patients who were diagnosed with accommodative excess and completed all sessions of the vision therapy protocol. The vision therapy protocol was organized into 8-12 sessions. Statistical analysis was performed using SPSS 23.0. Wilcoxon nonparametric paired tests were used to compare the clinical values between visits. Results: In total, 24 patients with accommodative excess were included in the retrospective study. The pairwise comparisons of sphere values obtained with the different refraction methods without cycloplegic drugs found statistically significant differences (P< 0.01). Statistically significant differences (P< 0.01) were shown in the sphere values obtained from subjective refraction, visual acuity tests, near point of convergence and stereopsis between the diagnosis visit and the postvision therapy protocol visit, with better values post-therapy. Conclusion: Variations in the sphere values could be clues for accommodative excess if a double condition is given, the retinoscopy results are more positive than the subjective refraction findings (>0.60D) and are more positive than the values obtained with an auto refractor (>1.75D).
BIRTH AND SURVIVAL OF NEW VENTURES IN THE CZECH REPUBLIC

Despite recent emergence of studies inspired by Panel Study on Entrepreneurial Dynamics, the theory of new business foundation is far from developed. The aim of the paper is to analyze factors influencing birth and survival of early-stage entrepreneurial activity in the Czech Republic. Compared to previous Czech studies, this paper stands out in two directions. Firstly, it is based on a more robust and representative sample than previous studies. We use data on 371early-stage entrepreneurs that come from two longitudinal studies conducted between 2011 and 2014 in the frame of the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor project. Secondly, it puts a special focus on entrepreneurs who are already running their start-ups. We employ logistic regression to analyze differences in the effects of factors influencing these entrepreneurs and the ones who have only reached the nascent phase. The paper provides added value for our understanding of early-stage entrepreneurial dynamics.
A combined dictionary learning and TV model for image restoration with convergence analysis

We consider in this paper the $l_0$-norm based dictionary learning approach combined with total variation regularization for the image restoration problem. It is formulated as a nonconvex nonsmooth optimization problem. Despite that this image restoration model has been proposed in many works, it remains important to ensure that the considered minimization method satisfies the global convergence property, which is the main objective of this work. Therefore, we employ the proximal alternating linearized minimization method whereby we demonstrate the global convergence of the generated sequence to a critical point. The results of several experiments demonstrate the performance of the proposed algorithm for image restoration.
Eating Habits of College Students in Relation to Obesity

Objective: This paper aims to determine the causal relationship of eating habits, smoking, alcohol drinking and sleeping in overweight and obese college students. Participants: There were 850 female students with age range from 15 to 39 and 551 male students with age range from 15 to 25 years old. Methods: A cross-sectional study using a questionnaire on eating habits was adapted from a previously published study by Ruka Sakamaki, 2005. The height and weight were calculated for body mass index. Waist circumference was also measured. Simple logistic regression and multiple regression were utilized to analyze the collected data. Results: There were signifi cantly more males who were overweight and obese when compared with females. Multivariate analysis showed that eating breakfast and vegetables and not having frequent snacks are protective factors for being overweight and obese in both genders. Conclusion: The study presented the importance of having breakfast, eating vegetables and taking less snacks for the prevention of excess weight and obesity among college students.
INCIDENCE, BIOCHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS AND ANTIBIOTIC RESISTANCE OF Enterobacter sakazakii ISOLATED FROM MILK AND DAIRY PRODUCTS

During the course of this study, 235 samples of raw milk, dried milk and some local dairy products were collected from eight Egyptian governorates and examined for the presence of the emergent pathogen Enterobacter sakazakii. Out of 235 examined samples of milk and dairy products, 16 suspect isolates of Ent. sakazakii were recovered, of which only 6 isolates were confirmed as belonging to this pathogen. Confirmed Ent. sakazakii isolates were recovered from dried milk (2 isolates), stored Domiati cheese (2 isolates) and fresh Domiati cheese (2 isolates). Other examined samples including those of raw milk, Ras cheese, Kariesh cheese, and yoghurt were free of the pathogen. Biochemical characterization of Ent. sakazakii isolates using the Api 20E miniaturized identification system showed that these isolates had the typical biochemical traits previously reported for this species. These isolates expressed, however, variable reactions in the ornithine decarboxylase and voges-proskauer tests. The isolates were found to be susceptible to 11 antibiotics including ampicillin (10 g), ciprofloxacin (5g), chloramphenicol (30 g), nalidixic acid (30 g), tetracycline (30 g), spiramycin (100 g), carbenicillin (100 g), penicillin (100 unit), colistin sulphate (10 g), cephradine (30 g) and gentamicin (10 g). Overall, these results confirmed the association of Ent. sakazakii with dried milk and certain dairy products such as Domiati cheese, but at generally limited incidence rates. The current results also show that it is possible to eradicate Ent. sakazakii using currently available generations of antibiotics.
A Role-Activity-Product Model to Simulate Distributed Design Processes

Computational models can be used to study product design processes. We propose an agent-based simulation model that incorporates, first, the role of design parties involved, second, their design activities to drive the product towards a design goal, and, third, a product model based on a so-called attribute dependency graph. A carefully tailored data model is presented for two roles, a system designer and a component designer, and their specific activities. The performance of the resulting development processes is measured by the time needed to reach the overall design goal. The model is applied to the design of an electric vehicle battery pack consisting of two components that are developed separately by a total of four parties. The results show plausible interaction between the design parties and how uncoordinated activity by one party can decrease process performance.
Rapid Molecular Identification of Tetraselmis Using Enzymatic Digestion of the 18S rDNA Gene

Tetraselmis is a genus of quadriflagellated single-celled green algae belonging to the Phylum Chlorophyta, commonly used in aquaculture with very promising biotechnological potential. The varied morphological characteristics, in some cases, have led to confusion in taxonomic identification. To solve this problem, new techniques based on molecular markers and restriction enzymes can ensure the identification of microalgae without sequencing. This study aimed to compare in silico modeling with an experimental restriction pattern based on the 18S rDNA gene for the identification of a microalgae strain. The strain grew in a culture medium, based on organic fertilizer. Theoretical analyses allowed the design of three primers based on the alignment of eight sequences obtained from NCBI, applying the Geneious Prime® 2019 and V1.3 and Oligo Calculator version 3.2. programs. The in silico restriction patterns was obtained with the NEBcutter v2.0 program. Experimental analyses began with the extraction of the DNA using the TENS protocol, then PCR amplification using PM-016F/PM-016R and PM-001F/PM-016R primers of 18S rDNA and finally the product was digested with BbvCI and Eco53kI; BstUI, RsaI and MspI enzymes. The DNA concentration extraction reached 3200 ng µl-1 and a purity of 2.0. The PCR amplified two products: 950 bp and 1400 bp, which brought us closer to identifying the microalgae. The in silico modeling and experimental restriction patterns showed similar fragments. In this way, the efficient response of restriction enzymes was demonstrated by confirming that the PM013 strain corresponds to the Tetraselmis genus. This method can be considered as a fast and safe alternative to identify wild microalgae in a basic molecular biology laboratory.
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$EVWUDFW This paper offers a general equilibrium assessment of the impacts on Morocco from implementing a free trade agreement (FTA) with the European Union. The analysis emphasizes the market structure in oligopolistic manufacturing sectors using detailed firm and industry data. In addition, we account for dynamic effects due to capital accumulation and foreign investment. Our long analysis shows that FTA will have a positive effect on Morocco’s welfare and GDP growth. Moreover, production patterns are likely to shift to labor-intensive industries such as textile and clothing, while manufacturing export shares will rise at the expense of agriculture.