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New York Science Journal
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ISSN 1554-0200 (print); ISSN 2375-723X (online),
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Volume 16 -
Number 2 (Cumulated No. 168); February 25, 2023
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Effect of some petrophysical
and environmental properties on Gargaresh calcarenite used in
Sabratha ancient site NW Libya
Khaled Alsagheir Abulqasem
shwaya1 Najat AlMabrouk Owen Ibrahim2
1Geology
Department, Faculty of science, Sabratha University
2Ecology
Department Faculty of science, Sabratha University
chkhaled9@gmail.com,
najatowen@gmail.com
Abstract:
The purpose of the study was to determine the properties
affecting porosity and permeability and their effect on
weathering and deterioration in some Roman and Byzantine
Calcarenite monuments in Sabratha. A comparison of qualitative
fabric observations in petrographic thin sections and
quantitative measurements of physical properties, including
porosity, permeability, grain density and bulk density
distribution. The results suggest that the mercury intrusion
porosimetry data and qualitative fabric analysis related to
petrophysical properties distribution indicated that the
Calcarenite is characterized by low unit weight, high porosity,
and large permeability especially in weathered samples, the
degree of cementation of the Calcarenite was between weak and
medium.
[Khaled alsagheir abulqasem
shwaya and Najat ALMabrouk Owen Ibrahim
Effect of some petrophysical and environmental properties on
Gargaresh calcarenite used in Sabratha ancient site NW Libya.
N Y Sci J
2023;16(2):1-9].
ISSN 1554-0200
(print); ISSN 2375-723X (online).
http://www.sciencepub.net/newyork.
01.doi:10.7537/marsnys160223.01.
Keywords
Calcarenite, porosity, Permeability, Petrophysical properties,
and weathering |
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STUDY ON
POLICIES AND PROPOSALS OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT STATE OF HARYANA
(INDIA)
Dr. Kiran
H. No. 123A/14, Kirpal Nagar, Rohtak-124001, Haryana (India)
Email:
rnehra39@gmail.com
Abstract:
Although the Government of Haryana has initiated concerted
efforts through several plans and initiatives to alleviate
poverty in rural Haryana, much more needs to be done to bring
prosperity to people living in rural areas. Currently,
technology dissemination in rural areas is uneven and slow.
Strong efforts by organizations developing rural technology,
equipment, and products could not produce a high level of
success. Experiences in many countries show that demand-driven
technological development has a higher rate of dissemination.
However, in Haryana, rural technology developers catered to
needs (with little improvement) instead of creating demand. No
industrial connecting equipment is available to create a
demand-based market for rural communities. In addition, a gap
exists between approaches and effective management systems. The
spread of rural development technology/ schemes is slow, and the
broader participation of different stakeholders is lacking.
Therefore, integrating the government, panchayats, farmers,
scholars, companies, non-governmental organizations, and private
enterprises could be an ideal approach to not only eliminate
this imbalance but also to improve its overall rural economy.
[Kiran.
STUDY ON
POLICIES AND PROPOSALS OF RURAL
DEVELOPMENT
STATE OF HARYANA (INDIA).
N Y Sci J
2023;16(2):10-13].
ISSN 1554-0200
(print); ISSN 2375-723X (online).
http://www.sciencepub.net/newyork.
02.doi:10.7537/marsnys160223.02.
Keywords:
Rural
Development, Growth Rate, Literacy Rate. |
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Plumbagin
extract of Plumbago zeylanica root on reproductive system of
female Albino Rats
Umar
Rasheed Bichoo1, Dr. Mukesh Kumar2,
Dr. Haroon Bashir3, Dr. Athar Hussain4 and
Romana Akhtar5
1Research
Scholar, Department of Zoology, SunRise University, Alwar,
Rajasthan .
Email
Id: bichooumar789@gmail.com
2Professor
of Zoology, SunRise university, India.
3Research
Scholar, Department of Zoology, Sri Satya Sai University of
Technology and Medical Sciences, Sehore, India. Email Id:
haroonzargar24@gmail.com
4Associate
Professor Zoology, Govt. Degree College Kishtwar, India. Email
Id: abuhaider26@yahoo.com
5Prof.
of Zoology, GDC Kishtwar and PhD Scholar, Venkateshwar
University, UP, India.
ABSTRACT:
Plumbago
zeylanica Linn. (Plumbaginaceae), a plant utilised as a
widespread folk remedy and antifertility agent, was examined for
its antifertility activity in the current study. The effects of
200 and 400 mg/kg of five sequential solvent extracts, including
petroleum ether, chloroform, acetone, ethanol, and water, on the
estrous cycle were investigated. Only the acetone extract was
shown to be the most successful at stopping the rats' typical
estrous cycle (p0.05, p0.01, and p0.00). The rats' diestrous
portion of the estrous cycle was lengthened, which temporarily
inhibited ovulation. When the extract was removed, the
anovulatory activity was reversible. The functioning of
oestrogen in rats was further investigated using the efficient
acetone extract. In comparison to the control, the extract
demonstrated strong estrogenic and antiestrogenic action
(p0.05), (p0.01), and (p0.001). Studies on the uteri's histology
were done to verify the estrogenic activity. The findings showed
that Plumbago zeylanica stem extract had an antifertility effect
on albino rats.
[Bichoo, U.R.,
Kumar, M., Bashir, H., Hussain, A. and Akhtar, R. Plumbagin
extract of Plumbago zeylanica root on reproductive system of
female Albino Rats.
N Y Sci J
2023;16(2):14-17].
ISSN
1554-0200 (print); ISSN 2375-723X (online).
http://www.sciencepub.net/newyork.
03.doi:10.7537/marsnys160223.03.
Keywords:
Plumbago zeylanica, anovulatory, estrous cycle, estrogenic
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My understanding of the origin, prevention and treatment of new
pneumonia virus disease
之三
Sun chunwu
Sun Chunwu (1948 -), male (Han nationality), Yangzhou City,
Jiangsu Province, China, mainly engaged in natural science
research;
Author's statement: I guarantee that I am the copyright owner of
this work,
Company name: Jiangsu Yangzhou Sanli Electric Appliance Group
Co., Ltd
Postal code: 225,008 E-mail: yzscw0514@163.com WeChat
scw20,171,020
Abstract:
For example, the summer temperature is high, thunderstorms,
overcast weather is low, the fish in the river is easy to die of
hypoxia. Summer is also the most easy season for bacteria to
reproduce, easy to get sick and die. Summer is the fish feeding
season, fish and greedy, easy to support the death. These three
problems are consistent with the situation when the patient has
a fever, first of all, the temperature, the water that the
patient hangs and transfuses into the haze. It is also called
heavy moisture in traditional Chinese medicine. Cells are prone
to hypoxia. But still every day for patients to hang water
infusion, transformed more haze. The small molecules of drugs in
water infusion and vaccine drugs are deposited in various
structures of the patient's body, which is easy to die like a
fish. And more small molecules. For example, bacteria in water
are most likely to reproduce in summer, which will infect the
disease. Even at this time, the temperature of the patient's
body and the force of pushing and friction will process various
materials, such as meat and potatoes with high iron content,
into a plasma state, which will make the body more weak and even
more painful. If the patient takes painkillers again, poisoning
or aggravation of the coma and other big problems. Or the ion
state is abruptly discontinued, so the patient is less likely to
survive. This is also the question at the heart of the article
[Sun chunwu. My understanding of the origin, prevention and
treatment of new pneumonia virus disease
之三 .
N Y Sci J 2023;16(2):18-38].
ISSN 1554-0200 (print); ISSN
2375-723X (online).
http://www.sciencepub.net/newyork.
04.doi:10.7537/marsnys160223.04.
Key words: Oval chart, SARS, leukemia, cancer, AIDS, germs,
viruses, climate change, infectious diseases, epidemics, Chinese
medicine, hanging water infusion, media, prevention and control. |
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My understanding of the
origin, prevention and treatment of new pneumonia virus disease
Sun chunwu
(1948-), male (Han nationality), Yangzhou City, Jiangsu
Province, China, mainly engaged in the research of natural
science, etc.;
Unit name, Jiangsu Yangzhou Sanli Electric Group Co., Ltd.
Zip code 225008 E-mail: yzscw0514@163.com WeChat account
scw20171020
Abstract: the incidence rate of
the world epidemic is many, long and wide. There are at least
five reasons. In 1931, the American doctor drbaxbr cooperated
with his colleagues to produce the world's first bottle of
commercial infusion products in the transformed old garage. In
the Second World War, it was widely used in the rescue and
treatment of dehydration, excessive bleeding, fever and wound
infection. For example, within 30 hours of infusion, the
patient's fever will be reduced immediately, the infected wound
will be treated with western medicine, especially for bacteria.
At that time, the side effects of chronic diseases, viruses and
long-term infusion could not be found in a short time.
Firstly, it discusses the origin
and prevention of the new pneumonia virus disease, so as to
establish effective national epidemic prevention and recapture
the economic losses in the epidemic situation.
[Sun chunwu. My understanding
of the origin, prevention and treatment of new pneumonia virus
disease . N Y Sci
J 2023;16(2):39-57].
ISSN 1554-0200 (print); ISSN
2375-723X (online).
http://www.sciencepub.net/newyork.
05.doi:10.7537/marsnys160223.05.
Key words: Oval chart, SARS,
leukemia, cancer, AIDS, germs, viruses, climate change,
infectious diseases, epidemics, Chinese medicine, hanging water
infusion, media, prevention and control. |
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STUDY ON
POLICIES AND PROPOSALS OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT STATE OF HARYANA
(INDIA)
Dr. Kiran
H. No. 123A/14, Kirpal Nagar, Rohtak-124001, Haryana (India)
Email:
rnehra39@gmail.com
Abstract:
- Although the
Government of Haryana has initiated concerted efforts through
several plans and initiatives to alleviate poverty in rural
Haryana, much more needs to be done to bring prosperity to
people living in rural areas. Currently, technology
dissemination in rural areas is uneven and slow. Strong efforts
by organizations developing rural technology, equipment, and
products could not produce a high level of success. Experiences
in many countries show that demand-driven technological
development has a higher rate of dissemination. However, in
Haryana, rural technology developers catered to needs (with
little improvement) instead of creating demand. No industrial
connecting equipment is available to create a demand-based
market for rural communities. In addition, a gap exists between
approaches and effective management systems. The spread of rural
development technology/ schemes is slow, and the broader
participation of different stakeholders is lacking. Therefore,
integrating the government, panchayats, farmers, scholars,
companies, non-governmental organizations, and private
enterprises could be an ideal approach to not only eliminate
this imbalance but also to improve its overall rural economy.
[Dr.
Kiran.
STUDY ON
POLICIES AND PROPOSALS OF RURAL
DEVELOPMENT
STATE OF HARYANA (INDIA).
N Y Sci J
2023;16(2):58-61].
ISSN 1554-0200
(print); ISSN 2375-723X (online).
http://www.sciencepub.net/newyork.
06.doi:10.7537/marsnys160223.06.
Keywords:
Rural
Development, Growth Rate, Literacy Rate. |
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