1921. Acute phase of hemiconvulsion-hemiplegia epilepsy syndrome: magnetic resonance imaging findings and review of literature | ||
Najlae Lrhorfi, Hasnae Moslih, Naoufal El kadi, Yassine Smiti, Aziza Ben Talha, Alae El koraichi, Salma Ech-cherif kettani, Siham El haddad1, Nazik Allali, Latifa Chat | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Medical Sciences | Sub Category : Physiology and Anatomy |
Acute phase of hemiconvulsion-hemiplegia epilepsy syndrome: magnetic resonance imaging findings and review of literature
HHE syndrome is characterized by the occurrence of prolonged clonic seizures with unilateral predominance occurring during fever in infancy, who subsequently develop a transient or definitive hemiplegia. Later partial epilepsy is often observed. We report a case of a four-year and nine-month-old boy with hemiconvulsion–hemiplegia–epilepsy (HHE) syndrome documented by magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) in its acute phase. In particular, T2 and DWI abnormalities appear to be well correlated with parenchymal damage that results from sustained ictal activity.
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1922. Adequacy of financial statement and information for investors decision on the Nigerian stock exchange | ||
Idowu, Akinyele Akinwumi and Johnson Kolawole Olowookere | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Management | Sub Category : Finance |
Adequacy of financial statement and information for investors decision on the Nigerian stock exchange
This study focuses on the efficiency of financial indicators to influence the decisions of investors. It investigates the effect of information content of financial statements on shareholders’ investment decisions. The study is vital as it portrays the extent to which shareholders of firms listed on the Nigerian Stock Exchanged (NSE) are influenced by the contents of published accounts in their investment decisions. The annual financial reports provided by the accounting system, is considered the main source for information for decision-makers especially the investors. Therefore, the validity and accuracy of the decisions depend on the understanding, reliability and proper analysis of financial statements. In order to determine the relationship between information contents of financial statements and shareholders’ investment decisions, some of the key contents of financial statement were used to derive the proxy variables used in the study, namely profitability, dividend per share, earnings per share, leverage, and liquidity; while shareholders’ investment decisions is represented by change in number of shares. Data for the study were obtained from the published annual financial report of the selected firms. Regression model was employed to establish the relationship between the variables. The findings generally indicate that though shareholders in the Nigerian capital market do not rely much on financial statements as a major determining factor for their investment decisions, still the financial analysis factors constitute the main tool in attracting investment. It was observed that other factors or variables outside firms’ annual reports such as regularity and amount of dividend payment and what is in-vogue or everybody is doing (herding) affect market price of shares and are vital to shareholders’ investment decisions. The study recommends proper awareness creation by the appropriate agencies to enhance shareholders’ understanding of the relevance of published accounts to enable them to know the financial states of the companies (banks) of their interest before making investment decisions. Besides, shareholders should seek the advice of financial analysts so as to be properly guided in their investment decisions.
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1923. AIESEC strategic approach applicable to innovative SMEs of Guadalajara metropolitan area | ||
Jose G. Vargas-Hernandez and L.T. Lidia Berenice Lafarga Canales | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Business and Law | Sub Category : International Business |
AIESEC strategic approach applicable to innovative SMEs of Guadalajara metropolitan area
The next paper shows the successful case of an strategic management model based in competences, used by the organization AIESEC to be implemented in small and medium enterprises located in Guadalajara’s metropolitan zone, all this, with the main purpose of improving in those areas where the firm has the opportunity to grow and become more competitive.
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1924. Analysis of Medical Student and Graduates Anxiety and Physical Activity Patterns While Preparing for USMLE | ||
Emmanuel Bhatti | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Medical Sciences | Sub Category : Physiology and Anatomy |
Analysis of Medical Student and Graduates Anxiety and Physical Activity Patterns While Preparing for USMLE
Our study proposes a quantitative investigation to identify trends of anxiety and physical activity among medical students or graduates while studying for the United State Examination Licensure Examination Steps at Pass Program in Champaign, Illinois. The research emphasizes students' physical activity and anxiety contributing to study performance, such as retention and concentration with USMLE question bank improvement. The quantitative research study aims to evaluate medical students and graduates by providing participants with questionnaires. The study is divided into two phases. The first phase provides a clinical questionnaire to participants, and the second phase interviews to evaluated responses and eliminate any barriers in the research. Students or graduates engaged in physical activity are more likely to retain and have efficient concentration while studying for the USMLE examination. Physical activity controlled participants' anxiety; however, physical activity did not significantly change the daily USMLE test banks. Medical students and graduates are less physically active and have developed generalized high levels of anxiety. The study estimated that 73.3% of students claimed that they suffer from anxiety, contributing to test banks' low performance. The research has shown that medical students and graduates are not regularly physically active. Females are less physically active than males. The concentration results presented that 59.7% of participants stated daily physical activity improved concentration by providing efficiency on USMLE question banks. 59.5% of participants mentioned that physical activity significantly helped students and graduates control their anxiety levels. 51.1% of participants stated they did not witness any significant changes (increase or decrease) in daily question bank performance with regular physical activity. 46.9% of students stated that physical activity improved retention of study material with daily physical exercise activity. The research has significantly shown medical students' and graduates' study hectic schedules hinder participants' physical activity. The stress of USMLE has caused students and graduates to experience a high level of anxiety. Students or graduates engaged in physical activity are more likely to retain and have efficient concentration while studying for the USMLE examination. Physical activity controlled participants' anxiety; however, physical activity did not significantly change the daily USMLE test banks.
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1925. Analysis of the challenges faced in regulation of soil moisture content in Greenhouse in Wareng Sub County Uasin Gishu County | ||
Joseph Kipkemoi Sang | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Agricultural Sciences | Sub Category : Agriculture |
Analysis of the challenges faced in regulation of soil moisture content in Greenhouse in Wareng Sub County Uasin Gishu County
Greenhouse farming in Kenya is becoming a lucrative investment as well as a means of improving food production in marginal environments. The Greenhouse is intended to regulate external conditions including soil moisture content suitable to different types of crops. Many farmers use timers to control irrigation, but timers do not account to day to day changes in plant use. The aim of this study was to analyze the challenges faced in regulation of soil moisture content in greenhouses; The study was guided by Mamdani Fuzzy Logic Theory that uses Nested “IF THEN RULES”. Preliminary data was collected through Observation and Interview schedules. The population of the study comprises five greenhouse farmers and four field officers. Experimental Research Methodology was applied. The study found out that most small scale farmers had a lot of difficulties in determining and controlling soil moisture content. Apart from having a person on site at the right time to control the turning on and off of the water taps, they also mention the following as being the prevalent challenges: Lack of appropriate equipment to measure, monitor and regulate the soil moisture content, inability to determine the correct or the optimum moisture level for a particular crop, inability to determine water holding capacity of a specific type of soil in the greenhouse for a particular crop, inability to measure the nutrient concentration at a given soil moisture content and its uptake by the crop, Source of power to the Greenhouse and Lack of enough funds to buy the equipment.
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1926. Analyzing download time performance of university websites in India | ||
G. Sreedhar | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Computing and Informatics | Sub Category : Computer Engineering |
Analyzing download time performance of university websites in India
The download time of website depends on various web components such as multimedia size, document size, program size and so on. The main objective of this paper is to Analyze Download time of University Websites in India and evaluating the quality of Website Download time Performance based on Download time Performance metric. The Download time of websites is measured in various grades viz., A, B, C, D, E, F etc., A 10 point metric for Download time performance is investigated based on Download time performance grades.
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1927. Anti-inflammatory and Anti-peroxidative effect of Hamelia patens leaf extract on carrageenan induced rat paw edema | ||
B. Vijay Raj, M.V. Raghavendra Rao, Yogesh Acharya, Sireesha Bala A., K. Raj Kumar, K. Srinivas and Krishna Sowmya J | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Medical Sciences | Sub Category : Pharmacy |
Anti-inflammatory and Anti-peroxidative effect of Hamelia patens leaf extract on carrageenan induced rat paw edema
The present study investigates the anti-inflammatory activity of Hamelia patens leaf extracts using carrageenan induced paw edema in albino rats. This anti-inflammatory medicinal value of the Hamelia patens leaf has been mentioned in ancient literature. Dried leaves of Hamelia patens were crushed and the extract was prepared with ethanol using shaker. Indomethacin and Hamelia patens are compared in terms of their anti-inflammatory properties. Test groups were given standard Indomethacin (10mg/kg) and Hamelia patens leaf extract in 200mg/kg and 400mg/kg; after 1% Carrageenan (0.1 ml) injection. Hamelia patens leaf extract showed higher reduction in paw edema and potent anti-inflammatory activity in comparison with indomethacin. It also showed decrease in lipid peroxidation due to its anti-oxidative nature, leaving a large prospect for future anticancer research.
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1928. Are religious institutions contributing to the development of India? | ||
Dr.Bhupendra Gautam, Rachita Nigam and Charu Raj | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Business and Law | Sub Category : Law |
Are religious institutions contributing to the development of India?
Religious institutions in India are too rich in terms of their income through donations and treasures. But this wealth of the country is kept confined to the institutions itself. This paper explains the current scenario of Indian religious institutions by carrying out an empirical as well as the descriptive research on the topic. It will focus on the need of the hour for using these funds for the social upliftment and development. It will also emphasize whether nationalisation of these institutions is required or not. This paper also analyses that if the religious institutions are already under State control, then there should be a transparent mechanism in which all the funds collected through religious institutions are utilized. And it will also study that the funds need to be circulated in the economy for the boom of the economy. It has also emphasized on some international systems where taxes has been imposed upon the religious institutions for the development of the country and the institutions itself. Lastly, we would be discussing whether there is a need for imposing Aastha Tax in India. And what should be the nature of such taxes (if imposed) and their advantages and disadvantages as well.
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1929. Atom efficient grinding technique for the synthesis of hydrazones catalyzed by citric acid | ||
Mohammed Zamir Ahmed, NT Patel, KA Shaikh, MA Baseer, Shaikh Shahid and Vishal A Patil | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Chemical Sciences | Sub Category : Organic Chemistry |
Atom efficient grinding technique for the synthesis of hydrazones catalyzed by citric acid
A highly efficient and expedient protocol for the synthesis of hydrazones catalyzed by citric acid is investigated via reaction of hydrazine hydrate with different carbonyl compounds. The use of inexpensive, non-hazardous easily available citric acid as a catalyst for the synthesis hydrazones employing grinding technique is reported. The structures of the synthesized compounds are established on the basis of physical, chemical and spectral data.
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1930. Austempered Ductile Iron Material for the Design of Agricultural Machinery | ||
Subrata Kr Mandal and Atanu Maity | ||
Abstract | Pdf | Category : Engineering | Sub Category : Mechanical Engineering |
Austempered Ductile Iron Material for the Design of Agricultural Machinery
Agricultural Machinery is mostly used in off road i.e. in the field. In the field these machines perform different field operations like Ploughing, where the parts are subjected to stresses like tensile stress, compressive stress and shear stress thereby high wear due to heavy loads. The critical components in the agriculture machinery are either forged or fabricated out of medium carbon steel by unorganized sectors in India. As a result the users suffer on account of quality and short service life of these components. Recently Austempered Ductile Iron (ADI) has come up which has high strength, high wear resistance and less manufacturing cost. This material is now being widely used in production of critical agricultural machinery components for cost effectiveness uses. The paper described the Mechanical, Tribological properties of Austempered ductile iron and its application areas in agricultural machinery in India and abroad.
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