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Electrolytes Concentration In
Patients With Heart Disease
Saira Baloch1, Tazeen
Shah2, Amber Mahmood1, Saira Dars3
1Medical
Research Centre, Liaquat University of Medical & Health
Sciences, Jamshoro, Pakistan.
2Department
of physiology, Liaquat
University of Medical & Health Sciences, Jamshoro, Pakistan.
3Department
of Obstetrics & Gynaecology, Liaquat University Hospital, Sindh,
Pakistan
saira_82@live.com
Abstract:
The purpose of study was to
examine possible changes in electrolytes level of patients with
heart disease. Serum electrolytes were determined by using
appropriate techniques in fifty patients and controls. The
result showed a significant elevation in the levels of sodium
whereas, decreased concentration of serum calcium and potassium
in patients compared to those of controls. Further
investigations will clarify the scope of changes in these
electrolytes, which may reliable diagnostic aid in heart
disease.
[Saira Baloch, Tazeen Shah,
Amber Mahmood, Saira Dars. Electrolytes concentration in
patients with heart disease. Researcher 2014;6(4):1-3].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj060414.01
Key Words:
Electrolytes, Serum, Heart
diseases, Flame photometer |
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Business Intelligence as a
Tool for Managers Decision Making in Organization
Soheyla Abdolahi
Department of Management,
Central Tehran Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
Abstract:
Business intelligence process is applying collection of
facilities for enhancing decision making in organizational all
levels which is easily implemented. Nowadays, it can be said for
sure that applying business intelligence increases the
competition power of an organization and distinguishes it from
other organizations. Leading organizations do not speak about
CRM, ERP … anymore. Organizational attitude is toward BI. They
are looking for improving the process through evaluating and
improving their own performance and dependent subsets. Nowadays,
increasing efficiency has been more important.
[Soheyla Abdolahi. Business
Intelligence as a Tool for Managers Decision Makings in
Organization.
Researcher 2014;6(4):4-6].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj060414.02
Keyword:
Business, managers, decision, organization, intelligence,
efficiency |
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Scanning Electron Microscopy
of Antennal Sensilla of Goniocotes Species infesting
Helmeted Guinea fowl,
Numida meleagris (Galliformes:
Numididae)
Aftab Ahmad1, Neelima
Gupta1,*, Dileep Kumar Gupta2, Arun Kumar
Saxena3
1.Centre
of Excellence, Department of Animal Science, MJP Rohilkhand
University Bareilly 243006, UP, India
2.Department
of Zoology, Bareilly College, Bareilly 243005, UP, India
3.Department
of Zoology, Government Raza Postgraduate College, Rampur 244
901, UP, India
draftab.lifescience@rediffmail.com,
guptagrawal@rediffmail.com, guptaby@gmail.com,
akscsir@rediffmail.com
Abstract:
Phthirapteran antennae are the
principal sites of sensory structures. The antenna of
ischnoceran Phthiraptera consists of three components viz. basal
scape, a pedicel and the flagellum. The flagellum is further sub
divided into three segments: first, second and third
flagellomere. SEM study revealed that the second and third
flagellomere of Goniocotes species infesting Helmeted
Guinea fowl, Numida melagris carry a placodean sensilla
and a sensilla coeloconica. The scape, pedicel and I
flagellomere carry 1-3 sensilla chaetica and tectile hair. The
nature of sensory organ of both the sexes of adult and different
instars of nymphs of Goniocotes species appear quite
similar. The present report thus furnishes information on the
nature of antennal sensilla of three instars of nymphs and the
adult of an ischnoceran louse Gonicotes species infesting
Helmeted Guinea fowl.
[Ahmad A, Gupta N, Gupta DK,
Saxena AK. Scanning
Electron Microscopy of Antennal Sensilla of Goniocotes
Species infesting
Helmeted Guinea fowl,
Numida meleagris (Galliformes:
Numididae).
Researcher 2014;6(4):7-11].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj060414.03
Key words:
lice; Phthiraptera; Mallophaga;
Ischnocera. |
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A review of interaction of
Financial Leverage and Investment Opportunities on Dividend
Policy
Karim Rezvani Raz1,
Amir Mahmoudzadeh (PHD)2
1.Department
of Accounting, Abadan branch, Islamic Azad University, Abadan,
Iran
2.Department
of Shakhespajouh, Essfahan University, Essfahan, Iran.
Corresponding
author: Karim Rezvani Raz;
Email:
karim.rezvani@yahoo.com
Abstract:
The aim of this paper is to
discover the role and position of dividend policy in management
decisions, and also to investigate the relation between
financing sources and investment opportunities with dividend
changes. According to the free cash flow theory, it is expected
of the companies with high investment opportunities to implement
anti inflationary dividend policy. The level of debt also plays
an important and basic role in implementation of this policy and
securing financing for investment in profitable situations. In
this study, the relation between variables was tested and
analysed using a sample of 184 companies in Tehran Stock
Exchange with the correlation matrix, correlation coefficient
and linear and multi regression methods. The results indicate an
inverse significant linear relationship between financial
leverage, investment opportunities and dividend policy. The
reciprocity and joint relation between investment opportunities
and financial leverage on determining dividend policy, is also
inverse.
[Rezvani Raz, K. and
Mahmoudzadeh, A. A review of interaction of Financial
Leverage and Investment pportunities on Dividend Policy.
Researcher
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj060414.05
Key words:
Investment opportunities, financial leverage, dividend policy |
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Synthesis of Tungsten oxide film by Spray Pyrolysis and
Characterization of its Electrochromic
S Dei1*
Mahila College, Chaibasa, West Singhbhum, Jharkhand
sparkleen.dei@gmail.com
Abstract:
Peroxotungstic acid precursor solution was sprayed on
indium-doped tin oxide (ITO) glass substrates to synthesize
amorphous and crystalline phase tungsten oxide thin films by
changing heating temperature. We could synthesize the amorphous
phase at below 400 oC and the monoclinic crystalline
tungsten oxide at above 400 oC. Electrochemical and
in-situ optical transmittance analysis showed that amorphous
phase tungsten oxide at 250 oC had a good
electrochromic property with a large optical transmittance
change between its bleached and colored states. The coloration
mechanisms are due to polaron generation by inserting ions and
electrons to change W+6 state to W+5 or W+4
state.
[S Dei. Synthesis
of Tungsten oxide film by Spray Pyrolysis and Characterization
of its Electrochromic. Researcher 2014;6(4):21-25].
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj060414.06
Keywords:
Peroxotungstic acid, Electrochemical, Electrochromic, Spray
pyrolysis, Tungsten oxide |
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Jurisprudential investigation in use of Drugs
Marzieh Seifipoor1 (Corresponding author), Dr. Masoud Raei2
1- MSc of Jurisprudence and
Principles of Islamic Law, College of Law, Islamic Azad
University of Najaf Abad Branch, Isfahan, Iran
2- PhD in International Law,
Assistant professor and faculty member of Law group, Islamic
Azad University of Najaf Abad
Branch, Isfahan, Iran
Abstract:
The word of drug means
all kinds of
drugs, stimulants,
hallucinogens mantle
that are physical and
psychological painful
followed by one or
more times after
taking the drug.
One of the important
issues of
drug sentencing
jurisprudence examine
contemporary mother,
which do not require
extensive
jurisprudence.
Drugs
were not known
at the time of Islam,
so that the
question of
infallible Imams
(PBUH) is not
a sentence
them to be
expressed.
General
rules and
principles of law
that came
to be
known as the Book
and the Sunnah and
Tafrigh Al Forou Men Al Osoul
principle to
review the
sentence.
Islam
is a way to access
the drug
seemed to consist of:
Investigate
the properties,
characteristics and consequences
or effects that
may arise
regarding drugs,
such as being
harmful to the
body, John,
corruption and lies, and...
If Islam
is clear
about each of these
features, we can
sentence on
the drug
charge.
It seems that
the general rules of
law and called
the Book and Sunnah
indicates that
the use of
prohibited substances that
have a gross
disadvantage is
legitimate and
rational prohibited.
[Marzieh
Seifipoor, Masoud Raei.
Jurisprudential investigation in use of Drugs.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj060414.07
Keywords:
drugs, self-destruction,
Qhaedat Al Zarar |
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Producing oil in water Nano-emulsion by ultrasonication for
spray drying encapsulation
Atena Mazloom *, Nazanin Farhadyar **
*
Address: Department of food
science and technology, Varamin-pishva Branch, Islamic Azad
University, Varamin, Iran
Email: atena.mazloom@yahoo.com
**
Address: Department of chemistry,
Varamin-pishva Branch, Islamic Azad University, Pishva, Iran
Email:
nfarhadyar@gmail.com
Abstract:
The purpose of this study was to produce
oil in water Nano-emulsion by ultrasonication for spray drying
encapsulation. β-cyclodextrin
combined with Inulin at two ratios of 1:5 and
2:5 were used as the continuous
phase, while dispersed phase consisted of the blueberry
essential oil. Results showed that while on the one hand
emulsion droplet size had a direct relationship with pH and
surface blueberry oil content, on the other had an inverse
relationship with encapsulation efficiency and total blueberry
oil content. Also, the amount of blueberry essential oil and
wall materials had effect on properties of the Nano-emulsions
and the microencapsulated powders.
[Atena Mazloom, Nazanin Farhadyar.
Producing oil in water Nano-emulsion by ultrasonication for
spray drying encapsulation.
Researcher
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj060414.08
Keyword:
Blueberry, Emulsion droplet size, Microencapsulation,
Encapsulation efficiency, Surface blueberry oil. |
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Asceticism in Nahjolbalaghe from Imam Ali’s Point of View
Zahra Hosseini
Department of Educational Sciences, Payam Noor University,
Tehran South Branch, Tehran, Iran
Abstract:
Nahjolbalaghe is an
excerpt from
sermons,
letters and
aphorisms
of Imam
Ali (AS)
and is an encyclopedia
of
Islamic culture. The
great scholar of Shia, Seyyed Razi (died in 406 AH) collected
Nahjolbalaghe and deep content of it are expressed in forms of
words and eloquent statement which changed it into an immortal
piece. As each every deep-thinking considers it over the speech
of creations and lower than the words of God and the title of
“Brother of Quran” is the most proper one for it. There is no
doubt that Nahjolbalaghe is the most valuable and important
Islamic heritage after Quran. It is a collection of the most
beautiful and super lessons of a perfect human being for leading
the individual and society; a human being who is the best and
most complete after Holy Prophet.
[Zahra
Hosseini.
Asceticism in
Nahjolbalaghe from Imam Ali’s Point of View.
Researcher 2014;6(4):37-39]. (ISSN:
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj060414.09
Key words:
Nahjolbalaghe,
Imam
Ali, Shia, Seyyed Razi |
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Measuring the quality of
after-sales services of automobiles in Iran based on SERVQUAL
model (Case Study: Negin Khodro Co.)
Babak Pourbahrami1,
Batol Hosseinmardi2, AmirReza Alizadeh Majd3
1Department
of Accounting, Member of Scientific Board, Islamic Azad
University, Parand Branch, Parand, Iran
2
Department of Accounting, Islamic Azad University, Parand
Branch, Parand, Iran
3
Department of Accounting, Islamic Azad University, Parand
Branch, Parand, Iran
Email:
Majd.Zqc@gmail.com
Abstract:
Considering the low experience of
measuring the quality of after-sale services in companies and
the need of Negin Khodro company to recognize the factors
affecting the customer satisfaction and the effect of this
recognition on improving the service qualities and lack of a
fixed frame for increasing the quality of servicing, the main
aim of this research is to determine the gap between the
expectations and understanding of customers based on SERVQUAL
model so that the company can increase its customers’
satisfaction. Research factors include concepts, reliability,
response, guarantee and empathy which are compared in two
dimensions of expectations and understandings. Methodology of
the present research is practical and descriptive considering
the goal and data collection method, respectively. The
population of the research includes 1000 people and the sample
is 278 customers who receive service of Negin Khodro Company.
The data was gathered considering the informatics center, books
and magazine and also using interviews and SERVQUAL
questionnaire. Data was analyzed using t-test and it is
determined that all the hypotheses of the research were not at
95 percent significance and so there is no difference between
expectations and understanding of the customers of Negin Khodro
Company in all dimensions.
[Babak
Pourbahrami, Batol Hosseinmardi, AmirReza Alizadeh Majd.
Measuring the quality of after-sales services of automobiles
in Iran based on SERVQUAL model (Case Study: Negin Khodro Co.).
Researcher 2014;6(4):40-44]. (ISSN:
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj060414.10
Key words:
SERVQUAL, quality, expectations, understanding, service quality |
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Renewable Energy as a Sure Solution to Nigeria’s Perennial
Energy Problems- an Overview
Oladeji, J. T.
Mechanical
Engineering Department, Ladoke Akintola University of
Technology, P.M.B. 4000, Ogbomosho, Oyo State, Nigeria
E-mail:
research222a@gmail.com
Abstract:
Energy is a basic necessity for
human activities, economic and social development. However, in
Nigeria, insufficient energy remains a strong barrier to
technological and economical growth of the country. Incessant
power outages have become order of the day. This has led to
closure of many manufacturing outfits. The resultant effect of
this is mass unemployment and under-employment. A larger
population of Nigeria depends on fossil fuels for energy
generation, which are not renewable and constitute hazards to
both human and ecology. However, all hope is not lost as the
country is blessed with a lot of natural resources, through
which alternative forms of energy, which are renewable, could be
generated. The renewable energy resources available in Nigeria
and their capabilities are examined in this review. Also
examined are various factors militating against effective
utilization and harnessing of these vast and abundant energy
resources. The study concluded that renewable energy resources
were well abound in the country, but they were not effectively
utilized and if properly harnessed will be a sure solution to
perennial energy shortage in the country.
[Oladeji, J. T.
Renewable Energy as a Sure
Solution to Nigeria’s Perennial Energy Problems- an Overview.
Researcher
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj060414.11
Keywords:
biomass, renewable energy, growth, solution, energy resources |
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Quantitative Assessment and Urinary Biochemical Parameters of
Schistosoma haematobium Infections in Schools in Ebonyi
State
1Elom,
Michael Okpara, 2Ugah, Uchenna Iyioku and 1Nwuzor,
Felix O.
1Department
of Medical Laboratory Science, Faculty of Health Sciences and
Technology, Ebonyi State University, Abakaliki.
2Department
of Medical Biochemistry, Faculty of Basic Medical Sciences,
Federal University, Ndufu-Alike, Ikwo.
Corresponding author: e-mail:
ugahuchennaiyioku@gmail.com, Mobile: +2347062154353
Abstract:
Schistosoma haematobium
is the only known agent of urinary schistosomiasis which is a
chronic water-borne infection caused by digenetic trematodes
that belong to the genus Schistosoma. Urinary
schistosomiasis is noted to be more prevalent in Nigeria
than intestinal schistosomiasis, due to the wider distribution
of its snail hosts, Bulinus species as well as other
socioeconomic factors. Ten (10 ml) of urine sample was collected
from each of the informed and consenting pupils and secondary
school students between 10am and 2pm. The biochemical parameters
were analyzed using Combi – 9 test strips. Egg count per 10 ml
of urine was performed using 10x and 40x objective lenses. A
total of 485 urine specimens were collected from five different
schools. Among the population studied, the overall prevalence
of Schistosoma haematobium infection was 38.14% (185 of
485). The prevalence of urinary schistosomiasis among males was
40.74% (110 of 270) while that of females was 34.88% (75 of
215). The overall prevalence of the infection among the study
population was statistically significant (p˂0.05). Three
biochemical parameters were observed among the positive cases.
They are proteinuria, ketonuria and Ascorbic acid, with
prevalence of 87.57% (162 of 185), 35.14% (65 of 185), and
40.54% (75 of 185) respectively. The prevalence of proteinuria
among the positive cases was statistically significant (p˂0.05),
whereas those of ketonuria and ascorbic acid were statistically
non – significant (p˃0.05). The mean quantitative egg count was
17.2eggs/10ml of urine.
[Elom,
Michael Okpara, Ugah, Uchenna Iyioku and Nwuzor, Felix O.
Quantitative Assessment and Urinary Biochemical Parameters of
Schistosoma haematobium Infections in Schools in Ebonyi
State.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj060414.12
Keywords:
Urinary Schistosomiasis, Quantitative assessment, Biochemical
parameters. |
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THE “TRI-TRONIC” UNIVERSE?
(A new theory
on “Plate-Tritronics”)
Abstract:
This scientific research article focus that the “Material
Universe” shall be considered as the integral part of “COSMO
UNIVERSE” and
considered as
having “definite shape” where all life, matters, planets
consider exists. The Tritronic Universe (material universe)
shall be considered like “TRIPOD” like structure composed
of Triangular “BASE PLATE” and “TRI-TRONIC PLATES”
as super structural members. This research further focus that in
the “Cosmo Universe”, SUN, EARTH, MOON shall be
considered as the “TRIO-SPHERES” of the universe rather
than “PLANETS” of the “Solar System”. “MARS” shall
be considered as the “CENTRO SPHERE” of the material
universe connecting the “Base Plate” through “TRI-TRONIC PLATES”
with “Three directional” “EXPANSION JOINTS”.
[M.Arulmani, B.E.,
V.R.Hema Latha, M.A., M.Sc., M.Phil.
THE “TRI-TRONIC” UNIVERSE?
(A new theory on “Plate-Tritronics”). Researcher
2014;6(4):55-69].
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Key Words:
a)
Philosophy of Dark
Hole and White Hole?...
b)
Philosophy of “Prism
eye”?...
c)
Philosophy of “Tri-Tronics
and Tectonics”?...
d)
Philosophy of “J-Radiation”?...
e)
Philosophy of “Plasma
Zone”?...
f)
Philosophy of “3G
Radiation”?...
g)
Philosophy of “Lightning?...
h)
Philosophy of White
Rainbow?...
i)
Philosophy of Colour
spectrum?...
j)
Philosophy of Three
dimensional joint?...
k)
Philosophy of “Thirani-e”?...
l)
Philosophy of “Crop
Circles”?... |
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