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The relationship between cost capital and performance
Seyed Mostafa Dehghani Firoozabadi1,
Seyed Ahmad Armakan,(corresponding author)2
1.department
of accounting, Yazd science and Research Branch, Islamic Azad
University, Yazd, Iran.
2.department
of accounting, Islamic Azad University, Kerman, Iran.
Abstract:
Performance evaluation is one of the most significant topics of
financial economics based on the necessity of the capital market
.The present study selected 81 listed firms on the Tehran Stock
Exchange during a six year period covering 2005 to 2010. The
required information is gathered from the financial statements
available in verified databases. Using the multivariate
regression models, the hypotheses have been tested. The findings
revealed that there is a negative significant association
between the capital structure and firm performance in the low
performance firms.
[Seyed
Mostafa Dehghani Firoozabadi, Seyed Ahmad Armakan.
The relationship between cost capital and performance.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj061114.01.
Keywords:
Growth Opportunity, Debt Ratio, Investment, Size |
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Effect of dual inoculation of AM fungi and Pseudomonas with
Phosphorus Fertilizer rates on growth performance, nutrient
uptake and Yield of Soybean
Alpa Yadav and Ashok Aggarwal *
Department of Botany, Kurukshetra University, Kurukshetra-136119
(Haryana), India
E-mail:
aggarwal_vibha@rediffmail.com
Abstract:
A pot experiment was conducted to evaluate the effect of
inoculation of two arbuscular mycorrhizal (AM) species viz
Glomus mosseae and Acaulospora laevis alone and in
combination (phosphate solubilizing bacteria Pseudomonas
fluorescens) with different superphosphate levels were used
on Soybean. Results indicate that AM fungi, Pseudomonas
and phosphorus significantly affected all the measured traits.
Among all the growth parameters, the following were the highest
in G. mosseae + A. laevis + P. fluorescens
combination at the low concentration (half the recommended
superphosphate dose): Plant height(cm), fresh shoot weight(g),
dry shoot weight (g), fresh root weight (g), dry root weight(g),
root length (cm). The percentage mycorrhizal root colonization,
AM spore number, shoot (%) and root (%) P content, acidic (IUg-1
FW) and alkaline phosphatase activity (IUg-1 FW),
percent of oil and protein content were also found highest in
combination G. mosseae + A. laevis +
P. fluorescens at low concentration superphosphate
(half recommended superphosphate dose) as compared with non-mycorrhizal
plants. Under the conditions of superphosphate oversupply
decrease in plant growth.
[Alpa
Yadav and Ashok Aggarwal.
Effect of dual inoculation of AM fungi and Pseudomonas with
Phosphorus Fertilizer rates on growth performance, nutrient
uptake and Yield of Soybean.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj061114.02.
Keywords:
Effect, dual inoculation, AM fungi, Pseudomonas, Phosphorus
Fertilizer rates, growth performance, nutrient uptake, Yield,
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Innovation in data mining
repeating patterns of data stream dependent and uncertain
Sima jahanshahi1, Ali
Asghar Safaei2
1
Department of Computer Engineering, University International,
Qeshm, Iran
simajahanshahi@yahoo.com
2Medical
Informatics Group, University of Medical Sciences,
Tarbiat Modares University,
Tehran, Iran
safaei@eetd.kntu.ac.ir
Abstract:
In this paper, four different
topics such as exploration of repetitive patterns, uncertain
data mining, data stream mining and exploring a set of
functional dependencies combined to explore repeating patterns
in a stream of data dependent was used. To explore repeating
patterns of flow, obscuring the windowing technique Landmark and
fade time and also to explore the dependence of AD-Miner
algorithm is used. The presented algorithm, compared with the
existing algorithm, the UF-Streaming. To assess their own method
implemented in c and c ++ and then the same conditions are
compared to existing methods. The results show that the proposed
method of using the window technique Landmark and disappears
when it is more efficient than the existing method that uses the
slideshow window.
[Sima jahanshahi, Ali Asghar
Safaei. Innovation in data mining repeating patterns of data
stream dependent and uncertain.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj061114.03.
Key words:
Data stream- Land mark window- data dependent - -Sliding window
– Time Fading window – Data stream dependent and uncertain |
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Evaluation of different seed
rates effects on phenological and morphological traits and seed
yield of soybean varieties in Mazandaran province
Hamideh Semnaninejad, Mohammad
Javad Mirhadi*
Department of Agronomy, Science
and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Tehran, Iran
Abstract: In order to evaluation of different seed rates
on phenological and morphological traits and seed yield of
soybean varieties, an experiment was laid out in split-plot
based on randomized complete block design with four replications
at Dashtenaz region of Mazandaran province in 2013. Main plot
was seed rates including 55, 70 and 85 kg.ha-1 and
sub plots were six soybean cultivars including Sari (JK), Telar
(BP), Caspian (0.33), Nekador (0.32), Katoul (DPX) and Sahar
(Pershing). Results showed that seed rates had significant
effects on all the traits. The varieties were different for all
the traits. Non-significant interaction effects of seed rates
and cultivars for most of the traits except duration of
flowering and first pod height from earth indicating that
variations of the traits of each cultivar had similar trend in
different seed rates. Average seed yield of the genotypes for
55, 70 and 85 kg.ha-1 were 2999, 3246 and 2700 kg.ha-1,
respectively. Correlation analysis
showed that
on average
the interaction of
seed varieties
during the flowering
period the figures
are influenced by the
number of days to flowering
and days to be
processed. There is a
significant positive correlation
between seed weight,
number of days to
flowering and
duration of flowering also
represents the
additive effects
of these
traits on grain yield.
Also, a significant positive
correlation between
yield components like number of
pods per plant, seed
weight and
seed yield and
harvest index
suggests that
any changes in
these traits
will have a major
role on grain yield.
[Hamideh Semnaninejad, Mohammad
Javad Mirhadi. Evaluation of different seed rates effects on
phenological and morphological traits and seed yield of soybean
varieties in Mazandaran province.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj061114.04.
Key words:
interaction effects, phenological traits, soybean, split plot,
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Basics of Public Punishment
in Iran's Jurisprudence and Law
Mohammad Reza Malek Raeisi
Islamic Azad University,
Department of Islamic Theology and Education, Zahedan, Iran
more.mr53@gmail.com
Abstract:
This article titled “Basics of
Public Punishment in Iran¢s
Jurisprudence and Law” is a descriptive- analytical study. This
question has been raised that what are the basics of public
punishment in Iran¢s
jurisprudence and law? By examining the history of punishment
and its evolutionary process throughout history, we conclude
that the basics of punishment in Iran¢s
criminal law have jurisprudence basics and are derived from the
dynamic law. With regard to the Islam¢
approach about punishment, we can conclude that this religion
compared to other criminal schools has made greater insight and
put a wider scope before the man. Considering all capacities and
existential aspects of human beings, ordering to internal
refinement, and stabilizing its mechanism based on the deepest
beliefs about the world are among domains of this approach.
Adherents of the school of jurisprudence believe that the sketch
of human needs has been sent by God and prophets to mankind. So
they should legislate with regard to these religious rules; they
also enact special rules and regulations about human life either
in society or individually based on the Holy Quran which is the
most important source of rule deduction. Pondering on the verses
of Quran, we find out that from Muslim¢s
perspective, law cannot be prove without paying attention to the
divine rules and according to the teachings of the Quran this is
inferred that its norms are based on a specific system of a
coherent school which associate both to freedom of individual
and nobility of community. Indeed it believe that human is the
maker of community and community is a location for development
of man and the government has no right to sacrifice these two
important elements for each other. So we can say that the verses
of Holy Quran are one of the fundamental principles of criminal
punishment in jurisprudence.
[Mohammad Reza Malek Raeisi.
Basics of Public
Punishment in Iran's Jurisprudence and Law.
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Key words:
Iran's Jurisprudence,
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Mapping and Geographic
Distribution of Origanum syriacum var. sinaicum in
south Sinai, Egypt
Mahmoud M. Mansour
Botany and Microbiology
Department, Faculty of Science (Boys branch), Al-Azhar
University, Cairo, Egypt
dr.m.mansor.2001@yahoo.com
Abstract:
Through this research we trying
to draw complete a picture of the eco-geographical distribution
of Origanum syriacum var. sinaicum as possible
which combining the results of this study with previous studies
is an important component of the eco-geographical process. An
eco-geographic study is the process of gathering and
synthesizing ecological, geographical and taxonomic information
about a taxon. The results are predictive and can be used to
assist in the formulation of conservation priorities. Here and
as result for the eco-geographical study for Origanum
syriacum var. sinaicum as endemic species in Sinai,
we found that the species is a specific-habitats-species, grow
in a narrow to moderate range of climatic conditions in SKP can
give as a good indicator for the reason of endemism in SKP.
[Mansour MM. Mapping and
Geographic Distribution of Origanum syriacum var.
sinaicum in south Sinai, Egypt.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj061114.07.
Key words:
Endemic; Origanum; Saint Katherine protectorate; South
Sinai; Conservation; Desert plant |
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Antioxidant activity
of Clitorea ternatea L. and Origanum vulgare L.: A
comparative analysis
Sharad Vats
Department of Bioscience and Biotechnology, Banasthali
University, P.O. Banasthali Vidyapith-304022, Rajasthan (India)
vats_sharad@yahoo.co.in
Abstract:
In the present work phytochemicals and antioxidant activity of
leaves of Clitorea ternatea L. and Origanum vulgare
L. was evaluated. The Total Phenolic Content and Total
Flavonoid Content of C. ternatea were found to be less
than O. vulgare. The results of antioxidant activity
revealed that C. ternatea showed better DPPH radical
scavenging activity as compared to O. vulgare. Similar
results were obtained for FRAP assay where ferric reducing
potential was more of C. ternatea than O. vulgare.
This can be attributed to the different types and amount of
phenolics and flavonoids present in plant extract.
[Vats
S. Antioxidant activity of Clitorea ternatea L. and
Origanum vulgare L.: A comparative analysis.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj061114.08.
Keywords:
Clitorea ternatea; Origanum vulgare;
phytochemicals; antioxidant activity |
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Investigate the relationship between
corporate
standards
and changes in
accounting earnings
Seyed Ahmad Armakan1,
Seyed Mostafa Dehghani Firoozabadi2
1-
department of accounting, Islamic Azad University, Kerman, Iran.
2-
(corresponding author), department of accounting, Yazd science
and Research Branch, Islamic Azad University, Yazd, Iran.
Abstract:
Accounting information systems,
have been the
most important tools for
providing
information about the
financial
position and
performance of the
business units.This study
examines the
relationship
between
firm size
and
the quality of earnings
with
earnings
volatility at the
listed companies
in
Tehran Stock Exchange. In this regard,
three
research
hypotheses
were examined.
The first hypothesis
stated that
there
is a
significant relationship between the firm
size and
volatility
of
earnings.
In
the current
study
it
was investigated
whether
earnings quality
leads to lower
volatility
in profit
or not? For
this study is used
data from
168
companies listed in
Tehran Stock Exchange In
the period
from
2007 to
2011 and
multiple linear regression analyzes
based on
the combined
data. The results
indicate that there is a
significant and negative
relationship between
firm size
and earnings quality
variables
with
earnings
volatility
(standard deviation
of profit).
In addition, the findings showed that at the Tehran Stock
Exchange there is no significant relationship between variations
of the yield bonds and stock return with volatility of earnings
variable.So that larger companies with stable earnings and
earnings quality also leads to a reduction in earnings
volatility.
[Seyed
Ahmad Armakan, Seyed Mostafa Dehghani Firoozabadi.
Investigate the relationship between
corporate
standards
and changes in
accounting earnings.
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doi:10.7537/marsrsj061114.09.
Keywords:
quality of accounting,
earnings
volatility,
profit operations,
quality of earnings
and stock returns |
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Examine the
relationship between
conscientiousness
and versatility
on the
job performance
Nahid Askarian1,
Mohamad Reza Golkariee2
1-
department of Public Administration, Yazd science and Research
Branch, Islamic Azad University, Yazd, Iran.
2-,(corresponding
author), Executive Management,
Deputy
Refah
Bank, Ebne Sina
Branch,
Yazd,
Iran.
Abstract:
The aim of this study was to examine the relationship between
conscientiousness and versatility characteristics and impact of
these two traits with job performance province Kerman's
Department of Education. To
perform
this research evaluated extensive
theoretical
research
in
the
field
of personality
and
job performance. Special relationship took
based on
scientific
literature
and
who opinion
of experts
and
all
the hypotheses of
this
study
are
based on
established,
The population of the study consisted of a total staff of
education s Kerman is 330 people. Data
was
collected
using
questionnaires
and by using
SPSS software were
analyzes
through descriptive
and inferential.
Results
showed a
significant relationship
between
conscientiousness
and versatility
and also there is positively
and
directly relationship
between
personality
traits variable
and job performance.
[Nahid Askarian, Mohamad Reza Golkariee.
Examine the
relationship between
conscientiousness
and versatility
on the
job performance.
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Keywords:
conscientiousness,
versatility, job
performance,
Education
total
directorate. |
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Multifocal Infratemporal Heterotopic Ossification: An Unusual
Clinical Feature: A Case Report
Ali Hossein Mesgarzadeh* Ali Mortazavi*
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Department of Oral & Maxillofacial surgery, Tabriz University of
Medical Sciences, Tabriz, Iran
Abstract:
True ossification of the face spaces is a very rare clinical
entity. We present a rare case of unilateral ossification of
infratemporal space the in an
11-years old male with swelling in the right temporal and
orbital area. His medical history was unremarkable. Radiographic
evaluation with spiral CT scan revealed separated ossified
particles inside of infratemporal space.
After 2 separate procedure all bony particles were removed at
operation room.
Pathologic evaluation showed normal bone structure.
Postoperative period was uneventful.
[Ali Hossein Mesgarzadeh,
Ali Mortazavi.
Multifocal Infratemporal Heterotopic Ossification: An Unusual
Clinical Feature: A Case Report.
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Infratemporal, Heterotopic, Ossification |
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A Survey On Various Signal Pre-Processing Methods
For Sensor Response In E-Nose
R. Sheebha1,
Dr. M. Subadra2
1. Department of
Electronics and communication Engineering, Einstein college of
engineering Tirunelveli
Email:
sheebha.queen@gmail.com
2.Head of the
Department, Department of Electronics and communication Einstein
college of engineering Tirunelveli
Email:
subadra_m@yahoo.com
Abstract:
This paper
explores signal response and methods for extracting the desired
digital signal, from gas sensor arrays, while maintaining the
shape and resolution of thatsignal.
The choice of signal
preprocessing is critical and can have a significant impact on
the performance of subsequent
modules in the pattern analysis system.
A
comparative evaluation of Baseline
manipulation, Compression
and Normalization techniques for removing noise from signals
during the pre-processing phase is
provided.
In
E-Nose technology
signal preprocessing is to extract relevant
information from the sensor responses and prepare the data for
multivariate pattern analysis.
[R.
Sheebha, M. Subadra.
A Survey On Various Signal Pre-Processing Methods For Sensor
Response In E-Nose.
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E-Nose,baseline, sensor response, Stability |
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The Millennium Development Goals
in Nigeria: An Assessment of the Journey so far
Ofor, Marian Onomerhievurhoyen1*, Ofole, Mercy Ndidi2
1Department
of Crop Science and Technology
Federal University of Technology, Owerri
P.M.B. 1526 Owerri, Imo State
2National
Open University of Nigeria,
14/16, Ahmadu Bello Way, Victoria
Island, Lagos
mariofor2002@yahoo.com
Abstract:
The Millennium
Development Goals (MDGs) have generally been embraced as a
framework, with the immense advantage of incorporating
time-bound, measurable and achievable targets, both to help
countries address a spectrum of development problems and to
encourage stepped-up efforts by the international community to
support them. Initiated in the year 2000, with the year 2015 as
the goal target year, Nigeria did a mid-point stock taking in
2007, to assess the progress made so far in addressing these
myriad of problems. For instance, unemployment rate in Nigeria
rose from about 12, out of 100 working age people in 1999 to 18
in 2005, with the rate of youth unemployment rising in the urban
areas than in the rural.
Unfortunately, growth has not generated enough jobs and its
effect on poverty is not yet clear (the most recent data are
from 2004). This paper examined the concept of the
various MDGs at inception; the strategies embarked upon by
Government to tackle the various goals, the seemingly sluggish
progress in some aspects and the fast-tracked progress in some
others, through the midpoint till date.
[Ofor, M. O.,
Ofole, M. N. The Millennium Development Goals in Nigeria: An
assessment of the journey so far.
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goals; assessment;
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Knowledge, Attitude and Practice
of Exclusive Breast Feeding Among Lactating Mothers in Bedelle
Town, Southwestern Ethiopia: Descriptive Cross Sectional Study
Tsedeke Wolde1*, Gadisa Diriba2, Ababa
Wakjira2, Genet Misganu2, Girma Negesse2,
Habtamu Debela2, Tadesse Birhanu3
and Eyasu Ejeta4
1Department
of Public Health, College of Medical and Health Sciences,
Wollega University,
P.O. Box 395, Nekemte, Ethiopia
2Department
of Nursing, College of Medical and Health Sciences, Wollega
University,
P.O. Box 395, Nekemte, Ethiopia
3School
of Veterinary Medicine, Collage of Medical and Health Science,
Wollega University, P.O. Box 395, Nekemte, Ethiopia
4Medical
Laboratory Sciences, College of Medical and Health Sciences,
Wollega University,
P.O. Box 395, Nekemte, Ethiopia
*Corresponding author:
tsedekewolde@yahoo.com
Abstract:
Breast feeding
contributes to reduced infant morbidity and mortality due to
diarrhea, respiratory or ear infections and other infectious
diseases even though it remains a challenging due to lack of
knowledge mothers. There is only limited information on
exclusive breastfeeding practices in urban settings of Ethiopia
especially in Bedelle town, Illubabor Zone, Southwestern
Ethiopia. Thus, this study was aimed to assess knowledge,
attitude and practice related with exclusive breastfeeding among
lactating mothers in study area. A community based descriptive
cross-sectional study was conducted among 220 lactating mothers
who had a child aged less than 24 months from April to May, 2013
using a structured interviewer questionnaire. Systematic random
sampling was used selected the study participants and
descriptive statistics was carried out using SPSS for windows
version 20.0. The majority of mothers, 91.8% knew
the importance of exclusive breastfeeding and 87.3% mothers were
had good attitude and strongly agree that the exclusive
breastfeeding is advantageous for infants aged less than six
months. Only 43.6% of mothers practiced exclusive breastfeeding
for the first six months after delivery. This study indicated
better understanding and perception of the importance of
exclusive breastfeeding and poor practice to exclusive
breastfeeding for the first six months postpartum among urban
mothers. Thus, health care providers and decision makers should
be comprehensively addressed on adverse work related issues to
improve exclusively breast feeding practices in the study
community.
[Tsedeke Wolde, Gadisa Diriba, Ababa Wakjira, Genet Misganu,
Girma Negesse, Habtamu Debela, Tadesse Birhanu
and Eyasu Ejeta.
Knowledge,
Attitude and Practice of Exclusive Breast Feeding Among
Lactating Mothers in Bedelle Town, Southwestern Ethiopia:
Descriptive Cross Sectional Study.
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Keywords:
Attitude, Exclusive Breast Feeding, Lactating Mother, Knowledge,
Practice |
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