Miracle-dz/UniFAR-FTUs huggingface dataset:
Critical Success Factors For Adoption Of Cloud Computing In Jordanian Healthcare Organizations

—Cloud Computing (CC) is currently attracting the attention of healthcare organizations to solve and facilitate some of the barriers to e-health. However, in Jordan's healthcare organizations, there is a lack of empirical research that adopts Cloud Computing. This research seeks to comprehend several factors that affect Jordanian healthcare organizations ' adoption of CC. Based on the context of the technology, organization, and the environment factors (TOE), this study examined the adoption of CC in Jordanian health organizations. This study used the quantitative approach and carried out a survey among healthcare organizations in Jordan. Surveys were completed by participants working in Jordan's healthcare organizations. He showed that the TOE variables have been statistically important and could have an impact on CC adoption. The overall findings this examination have demonstrated that CC offers numerous advantages for Jordanian healthcare organizations, for example, cost reduction, reducing the information gap in healthcare, and spreading a culture of collaboration among healthcare facilities. However, Cloud Computing services are still ineffective spread for Jordanian researchers.
Effect of Groundwater Iron and Other Micronutrients on Anaemia in Bangladesh: A Review

Anaemia is a predominant public health problem throughout the world and in Bangladesh; it has been a growing concern especially for the rural population during the last few decades. This review paper thoroughly explores the important findings from various studies carried out in Bangladesh focusing on the contribution of numerous micronutrients on the anaemia status. Iron deficiency is the potential contributor to anaemia, however, the correlation of other micronutrients like vitamin A, vitamin B12, riboflavin, and folic acid with anaemia prevalence has also been documented in several studies. Serum ferritin level and iron store in the body was found in higher concentration in population belonging to areas, where groundwater is enriched with iron in highly bioavailable ferrous form compared to the low groundwater iron areas. Consumption of iron rich groundwater indicated significant iron overload risk. As a result, it has been suggested that prior to conducting any iron supplementation program for combating anaemia, serum ferritin concentration should be properly measured to avoid the risk of iron overload. It has also been confirmed from several reports that the status of iron in the body is better improved when accompanied by other micronutrients. Therefore, we come to conclude that multiple micronutrients together with iron would play potential role in improving the anaemia situation in Bangladesh.
Pengaruh Kecerdasan Emosional Terhadap Pemahaman Akuntansi dari Perspektif Gender

The purpose of this research is to examine the influence of emotional intelligence on the level of accounting comprehension and to examine the difference of emotional intelligence, accounting comprehension between male and female accounting students. Emotional intelligence is measured by five components which is self-awareness, self-regulation, motivation, empathy, and social skills, while accounting comprehension is measured by accounting subject grade, consist of accounting principles, intermediate accounting, advanced financial accounting, auditing and accounting theory. This research used questionnaire in likert scale. Sampling method in this research using purposive sampling. Linier analysis and t-test independent are used as a data analysis technique. The results of the analysis show that emotional intelligence has an effect on accounting comprehension, and there is no difference of emotional intelligence and a difference of accounting comprehension between male and female students. This research only using emotional intelligence in measuring accounting comprehension and there is a different number of male and female respondents. The future research may added more variable such as learning behavior and students habits in preparing exam.
Transcription analysis of chlorophyll biosynthesis in wildtype and chlorophyll b-lacking rice (Oryza sativa L.)

The aim of the present study was to investigate the photosynthetic properties and transcriptomic profiles of wildtype and chlorophyll (Chl) b-lacking rice (Oryza sativa L.). The plastid ultrastructure of the Chl b-lacking rice (i.e., loss of starch granules, abundant vesicles, and abundant plastoglobuli) indicated abnormal plastid development, whereas the analysis of transcriptome profiles and differentially expressed genes revealed that gene encoding PsbR (PSII core protein) was downregulated in the mutant, thereby reducing the Chl accumulation of the mutant. Meanwhile, in regards to Chl biosynthesis and degradation pathways, GluTR gene was downregulated, whereas UROD, CPOX, and MgCH genes were upregulated. The qPCR results were generally consistent with those of the transcription analysis, except for the finding that NOL genes, which regulate Chl b degradation, were upregulated. These results suggest that both the reduction in Chl accumulation and increase in conversion rate of Chl b to Chl a caused Chl a/b ratio amplification in mutant. The present study also provides evidence for Chl b degradation via pheophorbide b.
Personal Leadership Resources as Mediator of Context and Leadership Practice: A Review and Conceptual Analysis

Hallinger (2018) contends that context has been treated as a ‘given’ in reviews of research and remains in the shadows of leadership. At the same time, Lee and Hallinger (2012) have described an emerging area of study focusing on the impact of organizational contexts. Several scholars in the field of educational leadership have gone as far as to say that context is causal. However, a recent review of empirical research by Leithwood, Harris, and Hopkins (2019) claimed that the ways in which leaders apply basic leadership practices demonstrate a responsiveness to, rather than dictation by, context. Furthermore, they note that a well-defined set of ‘personal leadership resources’ show promise of explaining a high proportion of variation of school leaders’ practice. These two claims, while not diminishing the significance of context, demonstrate the importance of a leader’s characteristics and leadership practice to leaders that are successful. To consider this latter point further, a review of literature is conducted to synthesize three areas in the field of educational leadership which, at least implicitly, are considered competing; context, leadership practice, and personal leadership resources. The review results in an adaptation of previous models from Bossert et al. (1982) and Hallinger (2018) that illustrates the convergence of the three leadership variables.
Hybrid Feature Extraction Techniques For Accuracy Improvement In IVUS Image Classification

: In the field of Image processing, numerous applications play a vital role. Each and every application is specifically dedicated to various process in the corresponding field and such applications are Medical, Remote Sensing etc. This paper mainly aims to take care of the medical field for the purpose of identifying disease and reducing the causes of diseases. Image processing in medical applications is an important area in analysis of various Imaging systems. In that several research is going on and ultrasound imaging system is one of the popular modality used nowadays. Ultrasound imaging system is divided into many different types of study systems which are neurology, gynecology and cardiovascular system. The cardiovascular system is mainly used for the analysis of Intravascular Ultrasound (IVUS) images in order to detect the coronary artery disease. This paper mainly aims to find out the plaque disease by analyzing the different IVUS Medical images by performing the steps like Pre-processing, Minimizing the false positive findings, Reduction of Misclassifictaion Error, Hybrid feature extraction technique and Validation for improvement of classification accuracy.
Texture Image Classification Using Hybridization Of Glcm And Glwm Features

: Pattern is the configuration of attributes that are characterized by the different characteristics of the picture, such as form, color and texture. Texture is a significant feature of the computer vision. The main trend of today's studies in terms of feature acquisition for recognition is performance-oriented, but generally the newer algorithms that promise greater efficiency are much more complex. The research's major trend today in terms of classification feature extraction is precision oriented, but usually the newer algorithms that promise better accuracy are much more complicated in their calculations and often sacrifice the algorithm's speed. This paper contains a new hybrid feature extraction using GLCM and GLWM. The evaluation of extracted features has been done using SVM classifier. The extracted new hybrid feature produces 98% of classification rate.
Modification Of TAM Model Application Of System Of Information Of Management Of BAZNAS In Indonesia

— SIMBA contains information from BAZNAS for each province or district for a period, both the muzakki list and its financial statements. SIMBA has two systems, namely Operational Information Systems (SIO) and Reporting Information Systems (SIP). SIMBA is a technology-based management information system that is expected to ease the burden of performance from users. Not all users can accept the use of technology. The purpose of this study is to analyze user acceptance of the application of SIMBA with the Technology Acceptance Model (TAM) Theory and to assess the financial statements produced by SIMBA This research is a qualitative study using a case study approach. The object of this research is BAZNAS in Jember Regency with informants or as SIMBA users, namely administrative, information technology and financial and reporting staff. The results found that user acceptance of SIMBA, namely the administration, IT and financial sections following factors that influence the main factors in the TAM (Technology Acceptance Model) theory, namely perceived usefulness (perceived usefulness) and perceived ease to use (perceived ease usage). Researchers find other factors that influence users accepting technology, including knowledge and skills. Therefore this study produced a Davis (1986) version of the TAM model that was modified by adding 2 new factors, namely knowledge and skills.
A STUDY ON CONTEMPORARY STATE AND POTENTIAL OF FRANCHISING IN INDIA

Franchise is an opportunity carrying huge growth potential, where an entrepreneur buys a proven business model and automatic recognition by paying a fee and a share in the revenue. To observe the current scenario of Indian Franchise, three prosperous brands i.e. Coffee day xpress, Goli vada pav, NIIT are studied thoroughly. The brands have been analyzed on various parameters i.e. investment, expected returns, presence, future business opportunity. It has been found that more than 50 brands under a dozen of sectors are knocking on the doors of our country which includes foreign (Muffin Break, Yogen Fruz, Pollo Tropical, TM Lewin, Di Bella) as well as country brands (Shraman, Best Foods, Santhigram Kerala Ayurveda, Sportsfit). Moreover, the Coffee day Xpress (low-cost franchise) provides 20-30% returns on an investment of 2-5 lacs; Goli Vada Pav & NIIT also offers remarkable returns on an investment of 5-10 lacs and 15-20 lacs respectively. The research concludes that major sectors like F&B (Dunkin donuts, South Indies), Education (Beehive, Sesame street), Retail (KB fair price, LanMark), Lifestyle and health fitness (Puma, Talwalkars), offers high growth potential in the coming years in Indian market.
Improving the bioactive functionality of barley dietary fibre by chemical treatments in combination with extrusion process

The present work was carried out to observe the comparative effectiveness of different chemical treatments in combination with simultaneous thermal treatment on soluble and insoluble dietary fibre ratio to improve functional properties of barley. For this purpose, two varieties of barley i.e., Haider-93 and Jau-87 were assessed for their chemical composition, mineral, non-starch polysaccharides and dietary fibre contents through respective methods. Next, both varieties were chemically treated with acid, alkaline and consecutive acid-alkaline treatments in combination with thermal treatment. Results of chemical composition revealed that Jau-87 was higher in moisture (11.4%), crude fat (2.67%) and crude fibre (4.70%) whereas Haider-93 exhibited higher ash (2.56%) and crude protein content (12.7%). Moreover, barley was rich source of potassium ranging from 4.77-5.07 g/kg. Likewise, main non-starch polysaccharides in barley were arabinoxylan (3.60-3.77%) and β-glucan (3.65-3.67%). Furthermore, barley contained more insoluble dietary fibre (12.00-12.40 g/100 g dm) than soluble dietary fibre (4.73-5.70 g/100 g dm). Additionally, modification of soluble (1.48%) and insoluble dietary fibre (8.71%) ratio through extrusion processing was non-significant whilst acid-alkaline treatment showed highly significant results i.e., 771.46% increase in soluble dietary fibre and 53.39% decrease in insoluble dietary fibre It was therefore concluded that chemical treatments alone or in combination with twin-screw extrusion increased soluble dietary fibre. However, simultaneous effect of acid and alkaline treatment most effectively increased the solubility of barley.
STUDY THE OPERATIONAL BEHAVIOR OF PV GENERATOR WITH ENVIRONMENTAL CONDITION

1 HOD, department of EE, Mewar University, Chittor, INDIA 2 Asst. prof., department of EE, Mewar University, Chittor, INDIA 3 Scholar, department of EE, Mewar University, Chittor, INDIA Abstract: The combination of series and parallel connected PV modules made Photovoltaic (PV) generator. In this PV generator the level of current is increased by parallel connection and voltage level is increased by series connection. In grid connected applications high level of voltage is require for synchronizing the system with connected PV generator. PV generator operation gives harmful effects due to partial shading. The series connection is more prone to these effects than a parallel connection. In this thesis simulation model of PV generator is made by using MATLAB Simulink software and different configuration analysis can be taken out.
Locus of Control and Labor Market Sorting: The Moderating Role of Motives

Non-cognitive skills, such as the Big Five personality traits, determine many work and behavioral outcomes, such as labor market sorting. Likewise, numerous studies have shown that motives predict public versus private sector employment. This study is the first to investigate whether the interaction of motives and a further form of non-cognitive skills, namely locus of control, results in public versus private sector employment. Using a longitudinal German dataset, I determine that intrinsic motives (importance of civic engagement) moderate the relationship between locus of control and public sector employment, whereas the interaction of extrinsic motives (importance of career) and locus of control leads to private sector employment. Selection patterns at the start of the career and during the career explain a major part of the results. The findings are largely robust for revealed preferences, hold for the occupation groups of managers and professionals, and are driven by men and individuals without a migration background.
The Social Contract Theory in a Global Context

The social contract was introduced by early modern thinkers—Hugo Grotius, Thomas Hobbes, Samuel Pufendorf, and John Locke the most well-known among them—as an account of two things: the historical origins of sovereign power and the moral origins of the principles that make sovereign power just and/or legitimate. It is often associated with the liberal tradition in political theory, because it presupposes the fundamental freedom and equality of all those entering into a political arrangement and the associated rights that follow from the principles of basic freedom and equality. From that starting point, often conceptualized via the metaphor of a “state of nature”, social contract theory develops an account of political legitimacy, grounded in the idea that naturally free and equal human beings have no right to exercise power over one another, except in accordance with the principle of mutual consent.
Robust retinal image registration using expectation maximisation with mutual information

Retinal images (RI) are widely used to diagnose a variety of eye conditions and diseases such as myopia and diabetic retinopathy. They are inherently characterised by having nonuniform illumination and low-contrast homogeneous regions which represent a unique set of challenges for retinal image registration (RIR). This paper investigates using the expectation maximization for principal component analysis based mutual information (EMPCA-MI) algorithm in RIR. It combines spatial features with mutual information to efficiently achieve improved registration performance. Experimental results for mono-modal RI datasets verify that EMPCA-MI together with Powell-Brent optimization affords superior robustness in comparison with existing RIR methods, including the geometrical features method.
Endotracheal Suctioning: Effectiveness of Structured Training Program in Enhancing Performance Knowledge of Intensive Care Unit Nurses

Mechanical ventilation is a lifesaving modality in critically ill patients. It is achieved through passage of Endotracheal Tube in the trachea for the assistance in breathing and removal of tracheal secretions. ETT tends to interfere in the function of mucociliary ladder putting the patient at risk for accumulation of secretions which requires an utmost need for endotracheal suctioning. This invasive procedure ensures the patency of ETT and deliverance of adequate oxygenation to the patient, but lack of knowledge and malpractices of the nurses tends to put the patient at risk for certain complications. The study was aimed to evaluate the effectiveness of structured training program in enhancing performance knowledge of ICU nurses in terms of ETT suctioning. For the evaluation of knowledge and skill, a questionnaire and observational checklist was developed along with the protocol of ETT suctioning in the context of evidence based guidelines. Quasi experimental design was chosen with purposive sampling technique. The sample size was 50 students of Post Basic Diploma in ICU/CCU from various college of nursing of Lahore and Islamabad. Findings of the study proposed that post implementation knowledge and practices of ICU nurses were immensely improved with p value of 0.00, respectively. Henceforth, the structured training program proved to be promising and had a meaningful influence to enhance the performance knowledge of ICU nurses in relation to ETT suctioning guidelines.
Study on the Influence of Baseline Control System on the Fragility of Large-Scale Wind Turbine considering Seismic-Aerodynamic Combination

The purpose of this paper is to explore the effect of the baseline control system (BCS) on the fragility of large-scale wind turbine when seismic and wind actions are considered simultaneously. The BCS is used to control the power output by regulating rotor speed and blade-pitch angle in real time. In this study, the fragility analysis was performed and compared between two models using different peak ground acceleration, wind speeds, and specified critical levels. The fragility curves with different wind conditions are obtained using the multiple stripe analysis (MSA) method. The calculation results show that the probability of exceedance specified critical level increases as the wind speed increases in model 1 without considering BCS, while does not have an obvious change in the below-rated wind speed range and has a significant decrease in the above-rated wind speed range in model 2 with considering BCS. The comparison depicts that if the BCS is neglected, the fragility of large-scale wind turbine will be underestimated in around the cut-in wind speed range and overestimated in the over-rated wind speed range. It is concluded that the BCS has a great effect on the fragility especially within the operating conditions when the rated wind speed is exceeded, and it should be considered when estimating the fragility of wind turbine subjected to the interaction of seismic and aerodynamic loads.
Collection and description of wild sugarcane species indigenous to Japan.

MODERN sugarcane cultivars developed from a narrow genetic base derived from tropical ancestors, had suffered from cold and freeze damage in subtropical and temperate zones. Wild species originating from subtropical and temperate zones would have great advantages to improve more adaptable cultivars with cold tolerance in higher latitudinal cane belts. Therefore, sugarcane wild species (Saccharum spontaneum L.) and the related genera in the Nansei Islands, Japan had been collected since 1977, and more than 500 accessions had been collected as the JW (Japanese Wild) series. Multivariate analyses based on their morphological and agronomic characters revealed that wild species were divided into 11 clusters relevant to their islands of origin. They possessed wider variation in flowering emerging from September to November, and also great genetic variation in the other characters. On the Japanese mainland, several expeditions disclosed that sugarcane wild species were distributed along the South Western coast up to a northern margin at 36°N Lat. where it is usually colder than 10° degree below freezing. More than 190 accessions had been collected as the JW series. The mainland wild species compared with ones in the Nansei Islands showed remarkable tolerance to cold weather and vigorous ratooning ability after over-winter cultivation at colder areas of the mainland. In addition, the mainland wild species had wide variation in soluble solids accumulation ability indicating from 2% to 22% in terms of refractometric Brix. These clones from wild species are promising to improve commercial cultivars not only for cold tolerance but also for growth and ratooning ability under higher latitudinal zones. Introduction Modern sugarcane cultivars derived from a narrow genetic base of tropical ancestors, have suffered damage from cold and freezing in subtropical and temperate cane belts. Wild germplasm originating from subtropical and temperate zones shows great potential for application in the development of more adaptable cultivars with tolerance to cold in higher latitude cane belts. In Japan, Nagatomi et al. (1984, 1985) have searched for wild sugarcane species (Saccharum spontaneum L.) and related genera since 1977. Their efforts have resulted in the collection of more than 700 specimens that have been designated as the JW (Japanese Wild) series. In the present report, the results of expeditions in search of wild sugarcane species in Japan are reviewed, and the remarkable characteristics of the collected wild species are investigated for utilisation in breeding. Expedition details and experimental methods 1) Target plant species: Wild sugarcane species (S. spontaneum L., S. sinense Roxb.) 2) Wild relatives having remarkable or rare characters; Miscanthus Anderss. , Erianthus Michx. spp.