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Financial deepening and manufacturing sector growth in

This study examined the impact of financial deepening on manufacturing sector performance in Nigeria. The study specifically assessed the relationship between the ratio of broad money to GDP and the contribution of the manufacturing sector to GDP in Nigeria; interest rate spread and the contribution of the manufacturing sector to GDP in Nigeria and to determine the relationship between the ratio of credit to the private sector to GDP and the contribution of the manufacturing sector to GDP in Nigeria. To achieve these objectives, the study adopted an ex-pose facto research design.

Analytic hierarchy process (ahp) for evaluation of project portfolios applied to research projects and development of bioen

This paper aims to provide information for assessing the performance of R&D project portfolios of the Bioenergy Research Program (BIOEN) of São Paulo Research Foundation (FAPESP). The projects evaluation is developed using methodologies for support on multiple-criteria decision processes. In this research, it was performed the construction, adaptation, and validation of methods evaluation, for which one of the challenges was to incorporate progress processes in multi-criteria analysis, which was used for the ordination of projects and their composition in project portfolios.

Air pollution: state of art and prospects using data mining

Now-a-days air pollution is increasing at such a pace, that it has become a threat to environment as well as human health. So it is the need to analyze the air quality and conclude some measures to improve the quality of air. The elder people, new born babies, and the ones suffering from “chronic cardiopulmonary” diseases, “influenza” and “asthma” are the most exposed to mortality and serious morbidity effects from air pollutants.

The snowball effect: spiraling one simple idea into profitable research projects

The purpose of this exposition research is to provide a reflection of one logical, sound, and systematic approach of how to convert qualitative information to a quantitative Likert-type survey. The research process of data collection and data analysis revealed within provides reflections of an understanding of how one not need not have a grandiose vision in a formalized research agenda to conduct research where its outcomes can serve others in meaningful ways.

Diagnosis of air quality with respect to total suspended particles in the city of navojoa, sonora

Emissions of pollutants from the atmosphere, whether from artificial or natural sources, fixed or mobile, should be reduced and controlled to ensure satisfactory air quality for population well-being and ecological balance (Semarnat, 2014). Work on the diagnosis of air pollution is of prime importance for the selection and implementation of measures to ensure an adequate harmony between the various activities carried out in a territory in such a way that the environment is not harmed and be compatible the different Socio-economic activities (Cuesta et al., 2006).

Antimicrobial effect of pyomelanin extracted from pseudomonas aeruginosa

Pigmented bacterial isolates was isolated from various environmental samples. Vitek identification analysis and PCR analysis of 16SrRNA amplifying gene showed that this bacteria was related to Pseudomonas aeruginosa. Pigments was extracted with 1N HCl and ethanol.After extraction, pigment was subjected to various chemical analysis including thin layer chromatography, spectrophotometric analysis and gas chromatography –Mass spectrophotometric analysis.

Generic model for the productivity improvement by the application of theory of constraints

Productivity improvement is inevitable to any firm in order to remain competitive in market place. It enables the firm to meet its obligations to workers and share holders. Various techniques have been proposed for productivity improvement which focus at the core level on the improvement of the process by research and development and physical means of productivity. However, such techniques demand substantial investment in highly trained technical staff and need infrastructures such as plant and equipment.

Snuhi (euphorbia neriifolia linn) in brihatryi: a review

Snuhi (E. neriifolia Linn.) is an herb extensively used in the Indian system of medicine, is a small deciduous tree of the family Euphorbiaceae. As traditional medicine, the plant is useful in abdominal troubles, bronchitis, tumors, leucoderma, piles, inflammation, enlargement of spleen, anaemia, ulcers, fever and in chronic respiratory troubles. The milky latex is used to remove warts, as a purgative, expectorant and rubefacient, aphrodisiac and in earache. Snuhi is one of the constituents of Kshaarasootra, which is used in Indian medicine to heal anal-fistula.

Judicial concern in india over environment protection: an analysis

This article discusses and analyzes the Judicial Activism and its application in protecting environment, and steps taken by judiciary to accelerate this objective. The main objective is to identify the contemporary picture and study the nature and extent of till date developments in various environmental statuses through judicial procedure. It also analyzes the role of judiciary, recent development and improvement of environment protection. It further views upon the constitutional aspects and the new trends in judicial approach in environmental protection.

A survey on “use of aspirin and lipid lowering drugs in hypertensive patients

The world wild prevalence and the number of patients on antihypertensive treatment with diabetes complication is increasing. Present drug utilization study was aimed at finding the trend use of aspirin and lipid lowering agents in hypertensive patients. Hypertensive patients of all age group consenting to contribute their data were enrolled. No personally identifiable information was collected about the patient/prescriber. Data about drug prescribe for hypertension and aspirin and lipid lowering agent was copied.