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The Use of Artificial Intelligence to Naturally Produced Movement
Full text linkBetween keyframes, modern animation software allows for partial automation of the action. Anyway, the formation of scenes including many collaborating characters actually requires the greater part of the work to be hand-done by illustrators and any programmed conduct in the liveliness arrangement will in general be permanently set up and lacking independence. This paper depicts our "FreeWill" model which tends to these restrictions by proposing and executing an extendable mental engineering intended to oblige objectives, activities, and information, consequently investing enlivened characters with some level of independent insightful way of behaving
An Investigation On Novel Combination For Diabetic Neuropathy
Full text linkDiabetes is a multifaceted metabolic illness. When it is a chronic ailment, it severely damages several organs, including the kidneys, heart, eyes, blood arteries, and nerves. This further leads to difficulties with the macro and microvascular systems. Although there are currently enough medications to manage diabetes, there is a significant danger and death rate associated with the disease. One of the biggest problems facing medical and healthcare professionals is the reported partial relief and ongoing pain of their patients. A parallel epidemic of complications from diabetes and prediabetes has been brought on by the global epidemics of these conditions.While the last ten years have seen a significant advancement in our knowledge of the intricacies of diabetic neuropathy, the unique processes behind neuropathy in type 1 and type 2 diabetes are still unknown. To effectively treat and prevent diabetic neuropathy, further research on the disease\u27s pathophysiology will be essential. People with diabetic peripheral neuropathy (DPN) have a much lower quality of life when they have painful diabetic neuropathy. The development of tolerance is a constraint and the efficacy of currently available pharmaceutical medicines is restricted. We shall talk about an Investigation on Novel Combination for Diabetic Neuropathy in this paper
Uzbek Variants Of The Epic "Tohir And Zuhra"
Full text linkThe article tells about the antiquity of the plot foundations of the Epics, which are considered one of the magnificent artistic values of Uzbek folk oral creativity, the spread of various options and versions in the Bakhshi repertoire and the possession of a colorful epic interpretation, namely the Uzbek variants of the saga "Tohir and Zuhra", the general and distinctive features of these different.
 
Multiple Factors Associated with Suicidal Ideation Among Indian Adults: A Review
Full text linkIt is true that suicide is an increasing serious global public health issue currently, 9 deaths per One Lacs and 1 death every 40 seconds (WHO), and it has been increasing year by year globally as well as in India, 12 deaths per One Lacs (NCRB, 2022). And the age group between 18 to 45 is most vulnerable group where the suicide rate is nearly 33% of the total suicides. Suicide is an end outcome of complex interactions between environmental, sociological, biological, psychological, genetical factors. India has also been facing a high rate of suicide from last few years mainly in young adults age group. However, research in this area is limited and need more investigation and understanding about the more complex underlying factors contributing to suicide, such as social, demographic, cultural, psychological, psychiatric, environmental and economic factors to develop effective prevention strategies, and Covid-19 pandemic also causing increasing rates of suicide in India. Suicide is not an accidental phenomenon, it has precedents of suicidal ideation, suicidal thoughts, suicidal attempts and leading to completion. Therefore, suicide ideation is a leading precursor for suicide under influence of other psychosocial, psychological, socioeconomic, biological, psychiatric, and other environmental correlates. Present review paper is aimed to identify the various variables associated with suicidal ideation by review of existing literature available on suicide attempts, suicide and suicide ideation in Indian contex
Effect Of Sensitization Programme Regarding Hpv Screening With Self Sampling Method (SSM) Vs Assisted Sampling Method (ASM) On The Level Of Awareness, Among The Women At The Selected Villages Of Puducherry – Pilot Study Report
Full text linkThe cervical cancer screening is very low (22% to 36%) in India among women. Hpv testing has been shown to be more sensitive than a pap smear exam. Several shreds of evidence proved that self-collection of samples for cervical cancer screening can increase participation and follow-up as well. Women may feel more feasible to collect their own samples, rather than going to visit a health worker for cervical cancer screening.
Objectives
To assess the existing level of awareness on hpv screening among group I (Self Sampling Method) & group II (Assisted Sampling Method) women at the selected Villages of Puducherry.
Methodology
Quantitative research approach and Quasi experimental design was adopted in this study. Simple random sampling Technique was adopted to select the sample for the study. Total 20 Samples - 10 for experimental group and 10 for control group were selected .
Result and Findings: Regarding demographic variable the study findings are: majority 40% and 70% of women were in the age group of 25-35yrs and 36-45yrs in the group I and II respectively.
With regard to level of awareness the mean pre and posttest level of Awareness in the group I shows that during pretest the mean was 6.1 with SD 4.23 whereas during post test mean is 17.8 with SD 2.14. The mean difference was 10.3 with t value 6.65 shows highly significant.
Similarly in the group II the mean level of Awareness was 2.1 with SD 2.66 and the mean of post test is 6.1 with 3.17. The mean difference was 4 with t value 13.41 which is not significant.
Conclusion: This highlights awareness increased in the group I after the sensitization programme more than Group II
“Surveying Oral Health: A Comprehensive Analysis Of Disparity In Methods Of Tooth Brushing”
Full text linkAim: This study aimed to explore variations in tooth brushing techniques, frequency, additional mouth rinses, and the usage of toothpaste, daatun, electric toothbrushes, and charcoal among individuals aged 15 and above.
Objectives: The primary objective of this research was to identify and analyse patterns of oral hygiene practices across different age groups, investigating potential disparities in methods employed for maintaining oral health.
Materials & Methods:A comprehensive questionnaire consisting of 10 questions was designed and administered through Google Forms to collect data on oral hygiene practices. Participants aged 15 and above were randomly sampled, ensuring a diverse representation. The questionnaire focused on aspects such as tooth brushing techniques, frequency, usage of additional oral care products, and preferred oral hygiene tools. Data collection was conducted through online responses.
Results: The survey results, obtained through Google Forms, revealed intriguing disparities in oral hygiene practices across age groups. Variations were observed in the choice of tooth brushing techniques, frequency of brushing, and the use of additional products such as mouth rinses, daatun, electric toothbrushes, and charcoal-based oral care items.
Conclusion: In conclusion, this study, utilizing Google Forms for data collection, highlighted diverse oral hygiene practices among individuals aged 15 and above. Recognizing these variations is crucial for tailoring oral health education programs and interventions to address the specific needs of different age groups. The findings underscore the importance of personalized oral care approaches to promote optimal oral health across the populatio
Evaluate The Effect Of Video Assisted Teaching Programme On Knowledge Of Mothers Regarding Parent Centered Developmental Care -A Pilot Study Report
Full text linkThe birth of preterm infant can turn the parents pleasure into pain. WHO report on preterm birth, half of babies born below 37 weeks die due to lack of cost effective care such as warmth, breast feeding support, basic care to prevent infection etc.. More than three quarters of these death could be prevented with current, cost-effective interventions. Evidence suggesting that parent involvement was beneficial for infant and parent outcome, the Parent centered developmental care was one of the pragmatic approaches to enable parents to become primary care givers in NICU.
Objective-To assess the existing level of Knowledge on Parent Centered Developmental Care among the control and experimental group mothers of preterm neonates admitted in NICU.
Methodology-Quantitative research approach and Quasi experimental design was adopted in this study. Simple random sampling Technique was adopted to select the sample for the study. Total 21 Samples - 10 for experimental group and 11 for control group were selected .
Result and Findings: Regarding demographic variable of Mother and newborn shows that highest number 3(30%) & 3(27.3%) of Women were in the age group of 31-35years. With regards to level of Knowledge of mothers result shows that during pretest mothers 9 (90%) had inadequate knowledge and 1(10%)had moderately adequate knowledge in the experimental group , 10(90%)mothers had inadequate knowledge and 1(10%)had adequate knowledge in the control group .
Whereas in post test 7(70%) mothers had a adequate knowledge and 3(30 %) had moderately adequate knowledge in the experimental group. none of the mothers were in group of inadequate knowledge. In the control group the same result of pretest 10(90%) had inadequate knowledge and 1(10%)had adequate knowledge regarding parent centered developmental care
A Study Of Marketing Challenges Faced By Agro Producers Through Agricultural Produce Marketing Committees In The Of Maharashtra
Full text linkThe production and marketing aspects of agricultural products are two sides of the same coin. Marketing oriented production would be the key to success than production based marketing. In the current distribution of agricultural products, the agricultural and related departments dealing with product efficiency are completely separate from the marketing organization. This caused a visible lack of integration in the planning and implementation of different systems at the district level. In the marketing of agricultural products, there is a need for convergence between agriculture and related departments. This requires a convergence of systems and resources to explore synergies for the benefit of farmers. The current system seems to indicate that the existing deficiencies on the marketing front are mainly due to the lack of coordination between the production and marketing departments. The objective of this literature review is to examine the gaps and deficiencies of various agricultural marketing infrastructures, their geographical distribution in the state of Maharashtra to enhance marketing and related activities in India
Development And Significance Of Social Networks In Sales Organizations For Enhancing Salesperson Performance
Full text linkIn recent years, there has been a noticeable shift in the study of salesperson performance, with a growing recognition of the significance of intra organizational dynamics alongside the traditional focus on customer relationships. This evolving perspective acknowledges the intricate web of connections and interactions within sales organizations that contribute to overall sales effectiveness (e.g., Royals and Humphries 2007). By delving into the realm of intra organizational relationships, researchers are uncovering valuable insights into the factors that drive salesperson performance beyond external customer-facing activities (e.g., Brown and Peterson 1994; Szymanski 1988). The study referenced here presents a nuanced exploration of the impact of intra organizational relationships on salesperson performance, drawing on data collected from a substantial sample of 286 sales professionals in Pune (Balkundi and Harrison 2006; Wasserman and Faust 1994). Through the lens of social network analysis, the researchers scrutinized the intricate patterns of interaction and influence within the organizational context. Their findings shed light on the pivotal role played by two distinct dimensions of social network characteristics: relational centrality and positional centrality. Relational centrality, (e.g., Plouffe and Gr´egoire 2011), which reflects the prominence of salespeople within the social fabric of the organization based on their relationships and connections, emerged as a significant determinant of salesperson performance. The study further illuminates the role of political skill—an individual\u27s ability to effectively navigate organizational dynamics and influence others—in shaping relational centrality (Hughes, Le Bon, and Malshe 2012; Plouffe and Barclay 2007) . Surprisingly, however, the researchers observed that while political skill positively correlated with relational centrality, it did not exert a similar influence on positional centrality within the social network
Specific Characteristics Of Organizing The Training Plan Of Weekly Microcycles Of 14-15-Year-Old Freestyle Athletes.
Full text link In this article, the method of effective organization of training plan in weekly microcycles of 14-15-year-old freestyle wrestlers training in the primary training group is developed