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Mini Review

Purpose and Farmers Trait Preference of Indigenous Cattle Reared in West Omo Zone, Southwestern, Ethiopia

Ashenafi Kidane and Worku Masho Bedane*

Clinical Research in Animal Science

DOI: 10.31031/CRAS.2022.02.000539

The study was conducted to assess the purpose and trait preference of indigenous cattle reared in three ethnic community of west Omo zone, southwestern Ethiopia. Farmers’ and agro pastoralists’ attitudes toward cattle husbandry provide an opportunity for indigenous cow genetic improvement in the studied communities. A total of 180 household respondents were involved for interviews. In the Suri culture, blood suckled from cows or bulls was directly drunk or blended with milk and locally brewed beer. Milk yield, huge body size, fertility, physical attractiveness, udder and teat size, and coat color were all important factors in cow selection. Bulls were chosen based on their large body size, physical attractiveness, traction power, coat color, and temperament.

Short Communication

Experimental Measurements of the Shapes Adopted by Textiles when Subject to Wind Loading

Jason Knight*, Joanna Harding Pitt and Diogo Montalvão

Trends in Textile Engineering & Fashion Technology

DOI: 10.31031/TTEFT.2022.07.000659

An investigation of the behaviour of Nylon and Polyester textiles subjected to wind loading was undertaken in an experimental study. Variable parameters of wind speed, incidence and excess length of the textiles were studied. As expected, increasing wind speeds and amount of slackness led to higher deflections above 4 degrees incidence. Below this angle large instabilities are found. Polyester with a higher air permeability, experienced greater levels of deflection at low slackness when compared to the Nylon. Only small differences in deflection were found between the textiles when using higher slackness ratios.

Research Article

Use of Yeast Culture Residue as A Pre- Harvest Treatment in The Control of Campylobacter in Broiler Chicks

Praise Benson, Hannah Adams, Victor Stanley and Milton Daley*

Clinical Research in Animal Science

DOI: 10.31031/CRAS.2022.02.000538

Campylobacter is a primary food pathogen in the food industry that accounts for about 2.5 million human cases annually. It ranks the highest among the 19 bacterial agents and cost about $1.2 billion of the $6.9 billion allotted to annual foodborne illness. Campylobacter can be found in poultry, meat, unpasteurized milk, untreated water, and fish. The two strains of these pathogens C. jejuni (Poultry), C. coli (Humans). In the United States, about 69% of the chickens brought from a local supermarket were contaminated with Campylobacter jejuni. Antibiotics to treat Campylobacter are available, but there is still a need for more research for poultry. It is hypothesized that Yeast culture residue is an antibiotic-based drug alternative that could reduce the cecal population of Campylobacter by.....

Review Article

Birds Effects on Heritage Buildings

Rodríguez Elizalde Rubén

Environmental Analysis & Ecology Studies

DOI: 10.31031/EAES.2022.10.000732

This article is based on the need for awareness that should exist today to maintain and reuse existing constructions, and not execute so many new works that would make existing ones obsolete. From this awareness, the need arises to study the mechanisms of deterioration of construction elements: only in this way can a solution be found to the deterioration that many of the elements suffer, particularly heritage elements. This article was written in Spain. Spain is a country with a lot of heritage buildings and cultural value constructions; and Spain is in Europe, a continent with a lot of heritage buildings and cultural value constructions as well. Every building, public or private, can be used by birds. However, cultural heritage buildings pose special problems related to bird dama.....

Case Report

The Management of a Neonate with Cleft Palate

Joshua Andrew Sanjeev Jogie*

Research in Pediatrics & Neonatology

DOI: 10.31031/RPN.2022.06.000650

Background: A cleft palate is a split or gap in the roof of the mouth resulting from tissues failing to fuse during child development before birth. When established early, cleft palate is treatable through various corrective procedures and therapies. It is a common problem with velopharyngeal and palatal dysfunction with a myriad of possible causes, including smoking or drinking alcohol during pregnancy. Case: It is a case where one is predisposed to loss of folic acid that helps in child development. Undoubtedly, a cleft palate can be treated through surgery, especially when diagnosed early with potential causes determined. This case study offers significant insights into the articulation skills assessment results and the associated phonologic applications. The findings also provid.....

Case Report

Fibula Free Vascular Flap and Endosseous Dental Implant for Reconstruction of Mandibular Defect after Surgical Resection of Ameloblastoma

Wael Ahmed Elmohandis* and Samy Saeed Elnaas*

Modern Research in Dentistry

DOI: 10.31031/MRD.2022.07.000667

Reconstruction of mandibular defect after resection of ameloblastoma using free vascular fibula flap and endosseous dental implants.

Mini Review

Movie Recommender Systems: Types and Modeling

Marappan R

COJ Robotics & Artificial Intelligence

Recommender systems are playing a major role in the information filtering to the users. Recently there are different recommender models developed for various artificial intelligence, machine learning and data analytics applications. This research focuses on the types of movie recommender systems and building a collaborative filtering model using Python.

Mini Review

The Environmental Impact of Using Fine- Grained Cements as Injection Materials for Soil Grouting - A Mini Review

Christodoulou Dimitrios*

Aspects in Mining & Mineral Science

DOI: 10.31031/AMMS.2022.10.000727

Common cement-based suspensions are capable of penetrating coarse-grained soil materials effectively (e.g. gravel and coarse-grained sands) with a permeability of 10-1cm/sec and above. Various types of chemical solutions are used to reinforce lower permeability soils (up to 10-4cm/sec) that can penetrate into soil formations such as fine sands and sludges. Materials of this type have significant disadvantages, such as high cost, unsatisfactory durability, low strength and can also cause environmental pollution due to their toxicity. In the last thirty years, new materials have been developed, which are presented as a counter-proposal to the use of chemical solutions for the above problems. These are extremely fine-grained cements whose suspensions have the ability to penetrate and re.....

Mini Review

Mathematical Modeling of Microwave Heating in a Slab: Taylor Series Method

Shanthi R, Jeyabarathi P and Rajendran L*

Novel Research in Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/NRS.2022.12.000778

Mathematical modelling of microwave heating in a slab is discussed. In simulating microwave heating in an infinite slab with isothermal walls, a steady-state, non-linear reaction-diffusion equation with source terms occurs. We explicitly develop the approximate solution of this equation using the Taylor series method. The approximate analytical solution is compared with simulation results (Matlab programme) for all experimental values of parameters. A satisfactory agreement is noted. The effect of the parameters thermal absorptivity, electric field decay rate and thermal absorptivity index on temperature field is discussed.

Research Article

Analysis of a Liquid Handwashing Detergent Product and Identification with an Infrared Absorption Spectrum and a Reflectance Graph

Katerina Chryssou* and Eugenia Lampi

Annals of Chemical Science Research

DOI: 10.31031/ACSR.2022.03.000559

Analysis of a commercial liquid detergent handwashing product ROL Classic New 750mle from ROLCOVIANYL S.A., was performed and its soluble matter ethanolic 95˚, 15.74%w/w of yield, was characterized by FT-IR, as well as its insoluble matter ethanolic 95˚ 0.23w/w of yield. The anionic active matter content present in the detergent product was specified to be 11.21%w/w. The pH of the liquid detergent was determined to be 8.99 at 25 ˚C (298K) and this alkaline pH value may have altered the optical band gap to higher values. Absorptions in IR characterizing the anionic surfactant at 1193cm-1 and the non-ionic surfactant at 1128cm-1 appeared in the FT-IR spectrum of soluble matter ethanolic of the detergent. Sulfonic acid appeared hydrated at 1122cm-1 in the FT-IR spectrum of the insolu.....

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Echinacea-Based Preparation Fight Against the Cold

Mahbuba Valiyeva*, Sevil Mehraliyeva and Mahira Amirova

Determinations in Nanomedicine & Nanotechnology

With the years, Echinacea is used more in medical practice with the purpose of strengthening immunity, as innate, as well as adaptive, the fight against viruses and as a rich source of nutrients in the fight against anemia. Many medicinal drugs have been developed based on Еchinacea, each of which contributes to the medical practice of the physicians. The main feature of Echinacea is its ability to improve the cytokine background in colds, stimulate the tumor necrosis factor roduction, as well as to stimulate the proliferation and differentiation clones of leukocytes, mainly of natural killer and helper leanage. In this work, we offer a brief review of the drugs developed on the basis of Echinacea outfitted with scientific research dedicated to their properties, both positive and negativ.....

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Photocatalyst Filling Multiple Needs: CO2 Reduction to Extremely Selective Solar Fuels and Oxidative Organic Transformation

Kanchan Sharma, Shaifali Mishra, Satyam Singh, Chandani Singh, Rajesh Kumar Yadav* and Jin OoK Baeg*

Research & Development in Material Science

DOI: 10.31031/RDMS.2022.17.000922

Global warming, ocean acidification and climate change governs around the most produced greenhouse gas CO2. The coal-fired power plants are the largest contributors to the unecofriendly carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. The Industrial Revolution of the 19th century improved the standard of living but was begetting towards the high energy demand that has effectuated in energy crisis at present. The unabated CO2 in the atmosphere is malignant to the environment. This air of menace has induced various scientist and researchers to build on various methods and techniques for CO2 reduction or CCUS (Carbon Capture Utilization Sequestration). CCUS focuses on both reduction of CO2 and its conversion to value added product.

Case Report

Perineural Hydro Dissection as Novel Treatment for Entrapment of the Dorsal Cutaneous Branch of the Ulnar Nerve: 2 Case Reports

Brandon F Boldt, Sarah B Sturgill and Yao Wen*

Research & Investigations in Sports Medicine

DOI: 10.31031/RISM.2022.09.000704

The Dorsal Cutaneous Branch Of The Ulnar Nerve (DCBUN) is a pure sensory terminal branch supplying sensation to the dorsal ulnar hand. Extensive literature review revealed that although there are reports of DCBUN neuropathy and injury, the incidence and prevalence is rare. Presented are two cases of spontaneous overuse entrapment of the DCBUN with paresthesia in its corresponding distribution, confirmed via ultrasound showing enlargement and flattening of the nerve. Perineural hydro dissection provided complete symptomatic resolution in these cases, offering a potential novel treatment. Increased clinical suspicion and accurate diagnosis for DCBUN neuropathy is pivotal for effective management, especially when traditional treatment fails.

Review Article

The Motivation for ISO 9000 Certification: A Multivariate Predictive Approach

Maria do Rosário Texeira Fernandes Justino*, José Figueiredo Almaça, Joaquín Texeira Quirós, Marina Godinho Antunes and Pedro Ribeiro Mucharreira

Strategies in Accounting and Management

Our empirical study compares the responses provided by certified and non-certified companies using multivariate predictive models. Conceptually, there is a subtle difference between comparing questionnaire responses with T-tests and multivariate predictive models. The former should be employed when we conjecture that certification conducts to different responses to the questionnaire; the latter should be used when we believe that the respondent’s perception on the intensity with which quality practices are implemented in their firms is a predictor of certification. That is, rather than asking whether certified companies provide responses that are statistically different from those provided by non-certified companies, we try to understand which of these responses predict, or are as.....

Case Report

Mowat-Wilson Syndrome with Nonsense Mutation of ZEB2 Gene: Case Report and Review of the Literature

Lun Chin Lin, Wan Hsin Wen, Ni Chung Lee, En-Ting Wu, Kai Chi Chang, Peir Taur Chen* and Leticia B Sy

Research in Pediatrics & Neonatology

DOI: 10.31031/RPN.2022.06.000649

Mowat-Wilson syndrome (MWS) is characterized by distinctive facial appearance in association with multiple congenital anomalies [1-5]. MWS is caused by heterozygous mutations or deletions in the zinc finger E-box-binding homeobox 2 gene, ZEB2 (2q22.3) [5,6]. To date, over 100 deletions/mutations have been reported in patients with a typical phenotype [6]. Prevalence is estimated at 1/50,000 to 1/70,000 live births [5]. To our knowledge, this is the first case of MWS in Taiwan fond to be in association with tracheal stenosis without the presence of pulmonary artery sling and which have not been reported in the previous case reviews.

Research Article

Development of a Data Analytics & Machine Learning Tool for the Mining Industry

Lewis Oduro* and Rajive Ganguli

Aspects in Mining & Mineral Science

DOI: 10.31031/AMMS.2022.10.000726

Advances in data analytics and Machine Learning (ML) techniques have seen a tremendous uplift in recent years and impacted most complex mining operations regarding safety improvement, operations optimization, and cost reduction. However, due to a lack of coding skills, most mining personnel face the challenge of fully adopting these techniques. In this project, a desktop application, Ute Analytics, was developed to allow users with little or no coding skills to perform data analytics and apply machine learning to any structured data. The app has an easy-to-use Graphical User Interface (GUI) and in-built data cleaning algorithms for users to import structured data, perform data cleaning, and store the cleaned data on their computers.

Review Article

Environmental Equity and Evolutionary Engineering: Our Ecological Footprints and our Ethical Footprints

Paul Brandt Rauf W*

Significances of Bioengineering & Biosciences

DOI: 10.31031/SBB.2022.05.000619

Climate change is a global crisis but it needs to be considered within the larger context of the overall unequal distribution of ecological footprints around the world now and into the future that threatens the survival of current and future generations in a way that is clearly unethical. Averting this eco-genocide will require an eco-enlightenment possibly through enhanced eco-consciousness and moral evolution. Advances in neuroscience and neuroengineering offer the possibility of such augmented neuro-cognition and enhanced moral reasoning through chemical, mechanical and genetic manipulation of brain circuitry. Although extreme, this may be the last best hope to align our ecological footprints with our ethical footprints and avoid eco-catastrophe.

Mini Review

Lactoferrin- Extremely Important Whey Protein of Milk

Vorlová L*, Navrátilová P, Bartáková K, Hanuš O, Nejeschlebová H and Dluhošová S

Approaches in Poultry, Dairy & Veterinary Sciences

DOI: 10.31031/APDV.2022.09.000708

Milk whey proteins are a nutritionally and commercially interesting commodity. The importance of individual representatives is the subject of several studies. One of the most interesting biomolecules is lactoferrin, which has a few biological functions, which include antibacterial, antifungal, antiviral, antiparasitic, anti-inflammatory, immunomodulatory, anticarcinogenic, bifidogenic and enzymatic. Isolated, especially bovine lactoferrin, finds wide application not only in preparations for the promotion and restoration of human health, but also in animal nutrition, food production and cosmetics. The review provides basic information about the biological properties of lactoferrin.

Research Article

COVID-19 Reinfection without Vaccination Vs. with Vaccine: They are not Differentiated by Biological Factors, but by Psycho-Social Variables

Jose Luis Turabian*

Associative Journal of Health Sciences

Background: The clinical-epidemiological differences and their importance regarding public health between cases of COVID-19 reinfection without vaccination and cases of COVID-19 reinfection with 1, 2 or 3 doses of vaccine are not known. Objectives: To compare the clinical-epidemiological characteristics of the cases of COVID-19 reinfection without vaccination with the cases of COVID-19 reinfection with 1, 2 or 3 doses of vaccine, to assess whether there are differences in health utility applicable to clinical work in general medicine. Methodology: An observational, longitudinal and prospective study of COVID-19 re-infections was conducted from March 1, 2020, to July 1, 2022, in a general medicine office in Toledo, Spain. Result: Eight cases of COVID-19 reinfection without vaccinati.....

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Is Endoscopic Tympanoplasty a Better Alternative for Small Central Perforations? A Tertiary Care Experience

Renu Rajguru*

Experiments in Rhinology & Otolaryngology

DOI: 10.31031/ERO.2022.03.000560

Introduction: Traditional approaches to tympanoplasty involve the use of a microscope. However, with the advent of endoscopes and HD cameras, Endoscopic tympanoplasty has appeared as an alternate to Microscopic tympanoplasty. Our study was aimed at assessing the success rates of endoscopic tympanoplasty in small dry central perforations of pars tensa. Materials and methods: A total of 49 patients were enrolled in this study who underwent endoscopic myringoplasty and the surgical outcome was analysed in terms of graft uptake and post-op Air Bone gap closure for a duration of six months. Results: Among the study population, 45 participants (91.84%) had an intact neotympanum at the end of 06 months, 2 participants (4.08%) had residual perforation and 2 (4.08%) recurrent perforations d.....

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Clinical and Psychological Symptoms of Minimal Brain Dysfunction (MBD). Causes. Children and Adults. Examples of Pathology. Methods of Therapy

Tomasz Karski* and Jacek Karski

Orthopedic Research Online Journal

DOI: 10.31031/OPROJ.2022.10.000729

All orthopedic and psychological observations are based on material from the years 1995 - 2022: 1425 children and youths in the age between 2 and 18 years and adults in age 20 - 70. All patients were examined and treated because of orthopedic disorders in feet, knees, hips, spine - in result of Minimal Brain Dysfunction [MBD]. Clinically there were: valgus deformity of the feet, hyperextension of the knees, anterior tilt of the pelvis, hyperlordosis of the lumbar spine, back pain syndromes in adults. These symptoms are a result of asymmetrical spasticity or sub - spasticity of the opposite groups of muscles. At the same time, we observe in this group of patients the “laxity of joints” and this is a result of the changes in the properties of collagen. Repeated examination of thes.....

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Purpose and Farmers Trait Preference of Indigenous Cattle Reared in West Omo Zone, Southwestern, Ethiopia

Experimental Measurements of the Shapes Adopted by Textiles when Subject to Wind Loading

Use of Yeast Culture Residue as A Pre- Harvest Treatment in The Control of Campylobacter in Broiler Chicks

Birds Effects on Heritage Buildings

The Management of a Neonate with Cleft Palate

Fibula Free Vascular Flap and Endosseous Dental Implant for Reconstruction of Mandibular Defect after Surgical Resection of Ameloblastoma

Movie Recommender Systems: Types and Modeling

The Environmental Impact of Using Fine- Grained Cements as Injection Materials for Soil Grouting - A Mini Review

Mathematical Modeling of Microwave Heating in a Slab: Taylor Series Method

Analysis of a Liquid Handwashing Detergent Product and Identification with an Infrared Absorption Spectrum and a Reflectance Graph

Echinacea-Based Preparation Fight Against the Cold

Photocatalyst Filling Multiple Needs: CO2 Reduction to Extremely Selective Solar Fuels and Oxidative Organic Transformation

Perineural Hydro Dissection as Novel Treatment for Entrapment of the Dorsal Cutaneous Branch of the Ulnar Nerve: 2 Case Reports

The Motivation for ISO 9000 Certification: A Multivariate Predictive Approach

Mowat-Wilson Syndrome with Nonsense Mutation of ZEB2 Gene: Case Report and Review of the Literature

Development of a Data Analytics & Machine Learning Tool for the Mining Industry

Environmental Equity and Evolutionary Engineering: Our Ecological Footprints and our Ethical Footprints

Lactoferrin- Extremely Important Whey Protein of Milk

COVID-19 Reinfection without Vaccination Vs. with Vaccine: They are not Differentiated by Biological Factors, but by Psycho-Social Variables

Is Endoscopic Tympanoplasty a Better Alternative for Small Central Perforations? A Tertiary Care Experience

Clinical and Psychological Symptoms of Minimal Brain Dysfunction (MBD). Causes. Children and Adults. Examples of Pathology. Methods of Therapy

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