Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
DETERMINANTS OF JOB DISSATISFACTIONS AND TURNOVER INTENTION AMONG EMPLOYEES IN MALAYSIAN PRIVATE INSTITUTION

Nowadays, turnover is one of big problems occurred in any organizations and it is shared in every type and size of organization at every organizational level. Staff turnover becomes a serious issue especially in the arena of human resources supervision. The study examined the relationship between three elements of staff’ job dissatisfactions towards employees’ turnover intention. For this study, the researchers have selected the staff of Malaysian Private Institution as the population being studied which involved 113 respondents. For the purpose of data collection, the questionnaire was used as the main instrument. The questionnaire comprises of 3 segments which includes section A: demographic background, section B: determinants of job satisfactions and section C: staff job satisfaction. All the items needed in the questionnaire were developed concurring to the research questions and research objectives. For this study, the simple random sampling was selected among the staff. This is because of the method was the most efficient for the probability sampling design. Other than that, the method is easily understood and the results are being projected to the whole population. After several times of follow-ups, total numbers of 113 questionnaires were received out of a total number of 150 questionnaires. The SPSS was applied for the analysis of data statistically. The Correlation Analysis and multiple regressions were utilized to identify the relationship among job dissatisfactions towards staff turnover intention. Based on the findings, the hypotheses were accepted. Thus, the findings confirmed that all hypotheses have positive relationships between independent variables toward staff turnover intention. Finally, the researchers hope that the findings can give benefits to the organization as well.
Assessment of resistance gene analog, peroxidase, and WRKY genepolymorphisms in the genus Lens Miller

Resistance gene analogs (RGAs), peroxidases (POXs), and WRKY transcription factors are gene families related to stress-response pathways that regulate enhancement of stress tolerance in crop plants. In this study, the polymorphisms of these gene families were determined in the genus Lens Miller and Vicia montbretii (Fish. And Mey) Davis and Plitmann. A total of 32 genotypes of 7 lentil taxa, including 1 accession of cultivated lentil (Lens culinaris Medik. Subsp. culinaris), 11 accessions of L. Culinaris subsp. Orientalis (Boiss.) Ponert, 3 accessions of L. Culinaris subsp. Tomentosus Ladiz. , 4 accessions of L. Culinaris subsp. Odemensis Ladiz. , 3 accessions of L. Ervoides (Brign.) Grande, 4 accessions of L. Lamottei Czefr. , 4 accessions of L. Nigricans (M.Bieb.) Godr. , and 2 accessions of V. Montbretii, were used. Sixty-eight RGA, 22 POX, and 13 WRKY primers were used for molecular analysis. After using these degenerate primers in polymerase chain reaction, the highest polymorphism rate (90%) was observed in WRKY, followed by POX (89%) and RGA (79%). Lens culinaris Medik. Subsp. Culinaris had the lowest number of RGA and POX bands. Most RGA markers were obtained from L. Culinaris subsp. Tomentosus, L. Culinaris subsp. Orientalis, L. Culinaris subsp. Odemensis, L. Ervoides, and L. Nigricans. Similarly, the number of WRKY markers was the highest in L. Nigricans and L. Culinaris subsp. Orientalis. Lens nigricans had the highest number of POX markers among lentils. The highest numbers of RGA, POX, and WRKY markers in L. Nigricans and L. Culinaris subsp. Orientalis were in agreement with resistance for biotic and abiotic stresses, as these two taxa in the genus Lens Miller were resistant to many stresses. These results indicate that primers related to RGA, POX, and WRKY gene families may be considered potential markers for developing stress-related resistance genotypes.
Evolution of Space Curves Using Type-3 Bishop Frame

In this paper, Firstly, we introduce a new version of Bishop frame using a common vector field as normal vector field of a regular curve and call this frame as type-3 Bishop frame. Geometric visualization for both Frenet frame and type-3 Bishop frame are plotted. Secondly, time evolution equation for type-3 Bishop frame and type three bishop curvatures are obtained and we plotted the evolving curve via the numerical integration of type-3 Bishop Serret Frenet equations. Finally, surfaces generated by evolving a regular space curve in $mathbb{R}^3$ as it evolves over time with arbitrary velocities attached to type-3 Bishop frame are obtained. We plotted these surfaces via numerical integration of Gauss-Weingarten equations.
Mainz Isoprene Mechanism 2 (MIM2): an isoprene oxidation mechanism for regional and global atmospheric modelling

Abstract. We present an oxidation mechanism of intermediate size for isoprene (2-methyl-1,3-butadiene) suitable for simulations in regional and global atmospheric chemistry models, which we call MIM2. It is a reduction of the corresponding detailed mechanism in the Master Chemical Mechanism (MCM v3.1) and intended as the second version of the well-established Mainz Isoprene Mechanism (MIM). Our aim is to improve the representation of tropospheric chemistry in regional and global models under all NOx regimes. We evaluate MIM2 and re-evaluate MIM through comparisons with MCM v3.1. We find that MIM and MIM2 compute similar O3, OH and isoprene mixing ratios. Unlike MIM, MIM2 produces small relative biases for NOx and organic nitrogen-containing species due to a good representation of the alkyl and peroxy acyl nitrates (RONO2 and RC(O)OONO2). Moreover, MIM2 computes only small relative biases with respect to hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), methyl peroxide (CH3OOH), methanol (CH3OH), formaldehyde (HCHO), peroxy acetyl nitrate (PAN), and formic and acetic acids (HCOOH and CH3C(O)OH), being always below ≈6% in all NOx scenarios studied. Most of the isoprene oxidation products are represented explicitly, including methyl vinyl ketone (MVK), methacrolein (MACR), hydroxyacetone and methyl glyoxal. MIM2 is mass-conserving with respect to carbon, including CO2 as well. Therefore, it is suitable for studies assessing carbon monoxide (CO) from biogenic sources, as well as for studies focused on the carbon cycle. Compared to MIM, MIM2 considers new species like acetaldehyde (CH3CHO), propene (CH2=CHCH3) and glyoxal (CHOCHO) with global chemical production rates for the year 2005 of 7.3, 9.5 and 33.8 Tg/yr, respectively. Our new mechanism is expected to substantially improve the results of atmospheric chemistry models by representing many more intermediates, that are transported and deposited, which allows us to test model results with many more new measurements. MIM2 allows regional and global models to easily incorporate new experimental results on the chemistry of organic species.
Title Microsatellite loci for the blue swimming crab ( Callinectes bellicosus ) ( Crustacea : Portunidae ) from the Gulf of California , Mexico Permalink

Twelve microsatellite markers (six di-nucleotides, four tri-nucleotides and two tetra-nucleotides) were isolated and characterized for Callinectes bellicosus, a commercial crustacean species from the Gulf of California, Mexico. One locus was monomorphic and 11 loci were polymorphic in 32 individual samples from a single location. Overall polymorphic loci, the number of alleles per locus ranged from 2 to 24 (average 10.0), the observed heterozygosity ranged from 0.094 to 0.969 (average 0.603), and the expected heterozygosity varied from 0.089 to 0.935 (average 0.597). One locus deviated significantly from Hardy– Weinberg equilibrium due to an excess of heterozygotes, while another locus showed evidence for the presence of a null allele. No evidence of linkage disequilibrium was found among pair of loci. These markers will be helpful to estimate the level of genetic connectivity over a small spatial and temporal scale in order to identify stocks for the management of this small-scale fishery in the Gulf of California.
CD 4 1 Tumor-Infiltrating Lymphocytes in Cervical Cancer Recognize HLA-DR-Restricted Peptides Provided by Human Papillomavirus-E 7

Human papillomavirus (HPV)-encoded proteins may provide targets for CD8 or CD4 T lymphocytes infiltrating into cervical cancer. We established an MHC class II-restricted CD4 1 T cell line from a patient with cervical cancer that recognizes autologous (HPV35, HPV59) cervical cancer cells and the HLA-DR4-matched cervical cancer cell line Me180 (HPV68 ) as determined by TNF-a secretion. Expression of different HPV-E7 genes in autologous B cells revealed that this T cell line defines a DR4-presented T cell epitope that is shared among the E7 genes of HPV59 and HPV68. MHC class II-presented peptides may be implemented to augment T cell responses directed against autologous tumor cells, particularly if cancer cells lack MHC class I expression, which is a frequent event in the evolution of cervical cancer. The Journal of Immunology,1999, 163: 5715–5722.
The Dynamics of Market Insurance, Insurable Assets, and Wealth Accumulation

We analyze dynamic interactions between market insurance, the stock of insurable assets and liquid wealth accumulation in a model with non-durable and durable consumption. The stock of the durable is exposed to risk against which households can insure. Since the model does not have a closed form solution we first provide an analytical approximation for the case in which households own abundant liquid wealth. It turns out that precautionary motives still matter because of fluctuations of the predetermined durable stock. Second we solve the model numerically. With deterministic labor income the representative agent demands a nonnegligible amount of market insurance. The deductible is substantially higher than in static models because agents can time-diversify their risk. Market insurance implies welfare gains of around . 6% in terms of non-durable consumption. Introducing labor income risk into the model does not necessarily increase the importance of market insurance if the borrowing constraint endogenously tightens.
PENGEMBANGAN PAPER CITATION EXTRACTION BAHASA INDONESIA BERBASIS PARSCIT

ABSTRACS Indonesian Researchers has been struggling to find paper in Indonesian language that can be used as a reference source. This is due to the lack of Indonesian citation data center that store and link the related papers. This study tried to develop system that can extract citations based on ParsCit that modified to recognize citation in Indonesian languange.As the research that is being developed, the system can recognize the citations in Indonesian language with a good level of accuracy. The study should be develop further to establish the chain of citation between related papers.
Estimation of Groundwater Recharge Using Water Balance Model Coupled with Base flow Separation in Bulbul River Catchment of Gilgel-Gibe River Basin, Ethiopia

Sustainable development, use and management of groundwater resources is a challenge under the current population growth, land degradation, climate change and economic development require proper quantification of groundwater recharge. Therefore, this study anticipated the amount, spatial and temporal variability of groundwater recharge at the Bulbul River Catchment of Gilgel-Gibe River Basin (Ethiopia) using the soil mass balance method in conjunction with base-flow separation method.Theresult shows coefficient of groundwater recharge by the precipitation isestimated to be 23.07% and 25.62%from theestablished soil moisture budget model and the base-flow model respectively. Even though, change in groundwater storage in the area is positive, the river flow demonstrated a seasonal shift from summer to autumn. This change may substantially alter seasonal water retention capacity in the river catchment and irrigation development in the floodplain following the embankment. Hence, supplementary irrigation water application at the time of water shortage in the area is highly recommended.
The severity of old age disability and its related factors

Background: Although the assessment of old age disability and its related factors can help us to plan programs to support the elderly people and prevent the disability of this group, such studies were mostly conducted in developing countries. This study was designed to evaluate the severity of disability and its related factors among the elderly population in Kashan, Iran during 2006-7. Materials and Methods: A cross-sectional analytical study was conducted on a two-stage clustered sample of 350 elderly cases in Kashan (65 years and older). The data collection tools were demographic and also WHO-DAS-II questionnaires. Chi-square, Fisher Exact test, Spearman correlation coefficient and ANCOVA were used to analyze the data. Results: Among the studied samples, 75.7% had no or low level disability and only 4.3% had sever one. A Significant relationship was observed between disability and variables such as sex, need to help, place of residency, addiction, regular physical activity, marriage, level of education, lifestyle and previous job. In addition, a positive correlation was observed between disability and sex. Among the variables studied, gender, marriage, need to help, place of residency, regular physical activity and previous job had the most significant correlation with disability. Conclusions: The severity of studied population disability was lower than that in the other countries. Considering the more prevalence of disability among females, the findings indicate the necessity of paying more attention to the elderly population, especially the female one.
DIMINUTION OF HEAVY METALS IN INDUSTRIAL SOLID WASTE BY AN AMALGAMATION OF MYCO AND VERMI REMEDIATION

6018 | P a g e F e b r u a r y 2 0 1 7 w w w . c i r w o r l d . c o m DIMINUTION OF HEAVY METALS IN INDUSTRIAL SOLID WASTE BY AN AMALGAMATION OF MYCO AND VERMI REMEDIATION Gowthami S. , Thirumarimurugan M, and Sivakumar V. M. , a* Research Scholar, Department of Chemical Engineering, Coimbatore Institute of Technology, Tamilnadu, India. Mail id: gowthami.saba91@gmail.com b Associate Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, Coimbatore Institute of Technology, Tamilnadu, India. Mail id: thirumarimurugan@gmail.com c Assistant Professor, Department of Chemical Engineering, Coimbatore Institute of Technology, Tamilnadu, India. Mail id: vmsivakumar@gmail.com ABSTRACT Due to the development of Industrialization and urbanization, a wide variety of industrial and consumer products, by products and solid waste has been produced. The solid waste generated constitutes the hazardous substance which possesses certain impacts on humans and their environment. In that heavy metal pollution from industries are the serious environmental problems. Rapid development in industries in the last few decades resulted in the strenuous task for finding to manage the waste generated. These hazardous solid wastes have been formulated into reusable end product by the process of bioremediation. Bioremediation is a natural process, which involves the use of organism to remove or neutralize the toxic pollutant from the contamination site. This review focus on the toxic effects of heavy metals on the environment and on the human health as well as the possible bioremediation method of these metals using fungus and earthworm. In order to conserve the environment and resources, the biological remediation by both fungus and earthworm for heavy metals and their efficiency have been summarised in detail. Indexing terms/
The Relative Price of Non-traded Goods in an Imperfectly Competitive Economy: Empirical Evidence for G7 Countries

In this paper, we consider the role of imperfect competition in explaining the relative price of non-traded to traded goods within the Balassa-Samuelson framework. Under imperfect competition in the two sectors, relative prices depend on both productivity differentials and mark-up differentials. We test this implication using a panel of sectors for the seven major OECD countries. The empirical evidence suggests that relative price movements are well explained by productivity and mark-up differentials. Unlike the original Balassa-Samuelson model, aggregate demand could affect the real exchange rate by changing the mark ups. The empirical results show that aggregate demand fluctuations lead to changes on the mark-ups.
MEDIATING EFFECT OF ETHICAL CLIMATES ON HRM PRACTICES AND ORGANISATIONAL PERFORMANCE: A PROPOSED THEORETICAL FRAME WORK

Prior studies revealed that human resource management practices (HRM practices) are considered the best internal factors that lead to organizational performance, (OP) but some studies argued that why HRM practices effect performance in an organization, what fundamental reasons through which HRM practices influence OP? Some little studies attempted to explore mechanism through which HRM practices influence performance in an organization, however, still there are needs for more studies to clear the assumptions in the literature. Resource Based View (RBV) highlighted that HRM practices influence OP through resources that are deeply woven in organizational history, like of ethics, organizational values. The present study proposed to use ethical climates as potential mediator on HRM practices and OP relationship.
Phylogenetics and the conservation and utilisation of Acacia in Western Australia

SUMMARY The genus Acacia is a dominant component of the Australian flora and many species have been identified as requiring conservation management, and as having potential for utilisation for a wide range of purposes. Phylogenetics is particularly valuable in the south-west of Western Australia where the complex evolutionary history has resulted in a diverse flora with both relictual and recently evolved components. Phylogenetic analysis contributes to conservation of plants through identification of unique evolutionary lineages, determination of phylogenetic value for conservation priority setting, and identifying phylogenetically independent comparisons between rare and widespread species. Phylogenetic analysis also contributes to utilisation of plants through the identification of genetic and taxonomic units, particularly for species complexes where variation is unresolved. The contribution of phylogenetic analysis to these aspects of effective conservation management and efficient utilisation strategies are discussed with examples from various Acacia species in Western Australia.
Strain rate sensitivity of a nanocrystalline Cu–Ni–P alloy

Nanoindentation technique was used to measure the strain rate sensitivity (m) of a nanocrystalline Cu-Ni-P alloy prepared by means of electrodeposition. The m value decreases from 0.034 to 0.018 when the nominal grain size increases from 7 nm to 33 nm. Both m values of the alloy are obviously lower than those of the pure Cu with similar grain size, implying that P segregation at grain boundaries might play a key role in retarding grain boundary activities as compared to pure Cu samples.
The 2006 LIMSI Statistical Machine Translation System for TC-STAR

This paper presents the LIMSI statistical machine translation system developed for 2006 T C-STAR evaluation campaign. We describe an A*-decoder that generates translation lattices using a word-based translation model. A lattice is a rich and compact representation of alternative translations that includes the probability scores of all the involved sub-models. These lattices are then used in subsequent processing steps, in particular to perform sentence splitting and joining, maximum BLEU training and to use improved statistical target language models.
Research of the chromaticity coordinates and color spectrum calibration using tristimulus sensors and eigenspectrum method

The purpose of color measuring instrument is judging the color information by scientific method, which may instead of the human's eyes. Generally, the instruments of color measuring have two kinds, spectrophotometer and color meter. The former measures spectrum by usage of prism or grating to separate the light, this could achieve high accuracy but with a higher price. The latter obtains tristimulus from color filter; however there is no spectrum information with it. This article establishes a color measuring system and uses eigenspectrum method to correct the average inaccuracy. The measuring system includes tristimulus sensors which were made by color filter, and Xenon lamp as light source. The advantage of this measuring system is the higher accuracy and the lower cost. The eigenspectrum method can correct the average inaccuracy in less eigenvector, which can save the time. This method used singular value deposition to obtain basis function of spectrum set, which can be obtained by measuring. Because the range of the spectrum set was 380nm to 780nm, the eigenvector per nanometer from 380nm to 780nm can be obtained. In general, the color spectrum can be obtained with less eigenvector. This article establishes a color measuring system, which has three sensors and uses Xenon lamp as light source, to acquire the color spectral reflectance. This article also uses the eigenspectrum methods to correct the average color difference in L*a*b* color space,which from 31.2398 down to 4.8401, and reconstructs the spectrum information.
A meta-analysis of in situ degradability of corn grains and non-starch energy sources found in Brazil

1 Post Graduate Program in Animal Science and Pastures of the University of São Paulo – College of Agriculture “Luiz de Queiroz” (ESALQ), Piracicaba – SP, Brazil. 2 Department of Animal Science and Biological Sciences, Federal University of Santa Maria (UFSM) – Campus Palmeira das Missões, 98300-000, Palmeira das Missões, RS, Brazil. 3 Federal Institute Farroupilha, Campus São Vicente do Sul, São Vicente do Sul, RS, Brazil. 4 Post Graduate Program in Animal Science, University of the State of Santa Catarina (UDESC), Lages SC, Brazil. 5 Department of Animal and Food Production, University of the State of Santa Catarina (UDESC), Lages SC. Brazil.
Speech signals database Text corpora Grapheme-to-phoneme converter Acoustic models Language models

This paper describes the development of the LVCSR (Large Vocabulary Continuous Speech Recognition) system for Polish. All system components have been built from scratch: grapheme-to-phoneme converter, language models and acoustic models. Test results for twenty thousands word vocabulary continuous speech recognition (read sentences) are given. The system can be used as a basis for application oriented continuous speech recognition.
Agricultural and Rural Finance Markets in Transition

Mortgage termination is important when considering risk management at financial institutions and can generally be of two types: default and prepayment. Data consisting of 1,060 fixed rate mortgages collateralized by farm real estate to dairy producers made by AgChoice ACA from January 1, 2001 through June 30, 2006 were utilized to estimate survival and hazard functions for the mortgages. These functions are important components of a competing risks modeling approach to estimating the drivers of mortgage termination.