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Ultrasonographic estimation of gestation age and growth pattern of foetuses in second trimester of pregnancy by multiple growth parameters
Get PDFBackground and Aim- Fetal biometry rely on racial segment attributes, sustenance, hereditary qualities, and a lot more on ecological elements of a specific populace. Therefore, this study aimed to assess various fetal parameter and to establish a regression equation to predict the gestational age (GA) of pregnant women among the population of Western Maharashtra. Methodology- A descriptive, prospective study was conducted on 420 pregnant women in their second trimester (i.e. 14 to 27 weeks of gestation). Thirty women from each week of gestation were studied by ultrasonography for estimation of GA of the fetus. Various parameters such as biparietal diameter (BPD), femur length (FL), head circumference (HC), and abdominal circumference (AC) were studied and compared to the normal standards for GA, based on the initial sonogram from first trimester. Result-. Maximum (3.75 mm) and minimum (1.41 mm) increase in BPD was seen in 21-22 and 26 - 27 weeks, respectively. Maximum (4.50 mm) and minimum (0.42 mm) increase in FL was seen in 19 - 20 and 26 - 27 weeks, respectively. 
Role of nanomaterials with special reference to pharmaceutical technology
Get PDFNanocarriers have emerged as a safe and effective method of medication administration and release during the past few years. When compared to their larger-scale counterparts, nanoparticles display amazing properties. The excellent biocompatibility of many of these carriers makes them more attractive, as does the fact that they provide better effectiveness, particularly in cancer therapies. Over the past half-century, nanocrystal, liposomal, and micelle nanocarriers for drug administration and release have been widely studied. As a result of these successful uses, the pharmaceutical industry now has a whole new product to choose from. An overview of recent works on nanocarrier materials and designs to improve the efficacy of medications for illness treatment is provided below. As organic and inorganic nanocarrier materials that are highly biocompatible and easy to manipulate get the most interest, specific emphasis is paid to the design and implementation of novel nanocarrier materials such as nanohydrogels, chitins, graphene oxides, and solid lipoprotein nanoparticles. Each summary shows how far the project has progressed. In order to give better therapy to patients, there is a pressing demand in pharmaceutical technology for improved knowledge of the current condition of these nanomaterials
Analysing the impact of service quality on customer satisfaction in selected private banks services at Chennai City
Get PDFThe private Banking segment and its performance play an important place in a financial system. The present circumstances of the Indian banking sector is very powerful and competitive. Consumers nowadays are extremely responsive to various financial services and institutions. Service quality is a necessary spirited approach toward maintaining customer support. It plays a central position in the receipt of customer fulfillment. Banks are making strenuous efforts to improve consumer satisfaction by providing higher-quality services. In the bank sector, service quality has become consumer faithfulness and the common maintenance rate of consumers. Reliability, security, and empathy have always played a fundamental role in the determinants of service quality. The service qualities of private banks have been measured with the SERVQUAL method [service quality]. Therefore, many companies are growing attention to developing their service quality. This study report will examine the level of service quality with customer satisfaction in the banking sector. It will examine the significance of service satisfaction, meeting customer expectations, and various dimensions of service quality offered by a bank. This study is analytically based on the primary data and secondary data, Primary data was collected from customers of private sector banks in Chennai
Urban development in Pondicherry under French administration
Get PDFThe urban development in Pondicherry began with the outburst of war in 1676 A.D between Sher Khan Lodi and Nazir Muhammed. In the meanwhile Martin applied to his friend Sher Khan Lodi to give permission to entertain some native soldiers for the purposes of defence. Sher Khan not only assented to, but also made over to him three hundred of his own men. Martin entertained these men as soldiers, and made the settle down within his domain. Under the protection of Francois Martin, new villages like the Fishermen’s village, Weavers’ village, Textile painters’ village, Coral polishers’ village sprang up. Houses in the native area were built wall to wall with open space only at the rear. The pattern of houses were such as to afford a remarkable solution to the problem posed by the hot humid climate. The houses were built side by side in a row which protected the western and eastern sides of the house from direct sun leaving the two other sides (on the south and north) with small openings exposed to a large street that served as a wind funnel. 
Synthesis and characterization of thiazolidine-4-one and thiazine-4-one derived from 2-aminoterephthalic acid by microwave method
Get PDFThe Schiff bases (A1 - A5) were produced from the reaction of the 2-aminoterephthalic acid with a variety of aldehydes by microwave method. Thiazolidine-4- one compoundes (A6 - A10)were of the reaction of the prepared schiffbases with thioglycolic acid in equal molar proportions. Thiazine-4- one compounds (A11 - A15) were prepared from the prepared schiff bases with the amino acid (cysteine). The prepared compounds were diagnosed by Spectroscopic methods (IR, 1H-NMR). The biological activity against two types of bacteria Proteus mirabilis –GVe and Enterococcus faecalis +GVe have tested and compared with the ciprofloxacin drug. The results proved that the prepared compounds are effective against these bacteria
Phytochemical and nutrient analysis of borassus flabellifer fruit and formulation of products
Get PDFConsumer’s interest in healthy eating, in the last decades, shifted towards the potential health benefits of fruits. In the present study, the Borassus flabellifer fruit was selected for the preparation of Borassus flabellifer fruit incorporated payasam in different ratios and a standard was prepared to compare the samples. The product was prepared using standard procedures. Sensory evaluation was done by 20 selected panel members and the best product was selected. The Borassus flabellifer fruit was then subjected to phytochemical and nutrient analysis. The phytochemical analysis of Borassus flabellifer fruit revealed the presence of several bioactive phyto constituents such as flavanoids, phenol, alkaloid, saponins, tannin, and terpenoids. Nutrients such as total protein, total carbohydrate, calcium and phosphorus were also analyzed
Evaluation of requirement of extraction of a second maxillary primary molar in 3 to 5-year-old children
Get PDFBackground: The extraction of primary teeth is a major problem in developing countries. They are given little or no attention because they are thought to shed off on their own, resulting in significant difficulties such as crowding and malocclusion. Aim: The current aim of this study is to study the requirement of extraction of the second maxillary primary molar in 3 to 5-year-old children. Materials and Methods: A total of 136 children from the age group of 3-5 years who had undergone extraction of the second maxillary primary were collected from the DIAS record. The data were clubbed together and the results were analyzed using SPSS software the Pearson Chi-square test was done to find the sign where the p-value was kept <0.05 as the significance level. Results: The results show that 48.62% requirement for extraction is due to caries, 15.42% due to trauma, 15.02% due to mobility, 7.15% due to root resorption, and 13.44% due to other reasons. Conclusion: The study concludes that despite the improvement in pediatric oral health, caries are found to be the main reason for extraction
Managing bachelors of logistics
Get PDFObjective of the study: To evaluate the current situation in the management of training bachelors of logistics in universities in Vietnam, from there, suggesting these institutions on how to manage training bachelors of Logistics effectively, to meet the requirements of society. Method of the study: Qualitative research is mainly used, the tool is a questionnaire designed on the framework proposed by (Mangan and Christopher, 2005). The participants list has 65 people (which include: business representatives, lecturers, bachelor's training experts in the logistics industry in Vietnam), the survey was conducted during the period from June 2020 to December 2021. Result of the study: The training and teaching programs at the surveyed universities have ensured relatively adequate problem-solving skills for students; communication skills, behavior; Logistics professional knowledge. However, only about half of the knowledge in the multidisciplinary knowledge and group of skills is focused on training students
Issues of traditions and values in philosophy
Get PDFAs far as the spirituality of a person is mixed with national values, the spiritual and social meaning of the essence of the national character acquires such a deep shade
The relationship of tourism logistics management and destination brand loyalty: The mediating role of thailand tourist satisfaction
Get PDFThe tourism industry is an important part of the economy of countries around the world. In high competitive and challenging situations, tourism entrepreneurs have adopted tourism logistics and marketing managements as their strategies. The objectives of this research are to study the effects of physical flow (PHF), information flow (INF), financial flow (FIF), infrastructure (IFS) and sustainability (SUS) on tourist satisfaction (TOS) and the effect of TOS on destination brand loyalty (DBL), including the mediation effect of TOS on the effect on PHF, INF, FIF, IFS on SUS of Thailand’s tourists. The study used quantitative method research. The sample was 384 Thailand’s tourists, arisen from convenience sampling. The instruments used in the research were questionnaires. The statistics used for data analysis were frequency, percentage, mean, standard deviation, confirmative factor analysis and structural equation modeling. The findings revealed that PHF, INF, FIF, IFS and SUS had a direct positive effect on TOS and TOS had a positive direct effect on DBL. In addition, TOS mediates the effect of PHF, INF, FIF, IFS and SUS on DBL. For practical recommendation, such findings can be a guideline for government and related agencies to design the tourism strategies and policy to satisfy the tourists