Call for Papers : Volume 15, Issue 12, December 2024, Open Access; Impact Factor; Peer Reviewed Journal; Fast Publication

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Physical Sciences and Engineering

A comparative analysis of machine learning algorithms to classify brain diseases

Brain diseases are neurodegenerative diseases that cause nerves and brains to degenerate over time. The term "neurodegenerative" refers to the loss of brain cells in areas of the brain where dopamine is normally produced. It causes confusion, alters personality, and then destroys brain nerves and tissues. Magnetic Resonance Imaging (MRI) is a popular radiology technique for diagnosing brain diseases.

Spectroscopic studies of environmentally sustainable polyurethane composites based on castor oil

Increasing world population demands increasing amount of chemicals, materials, polymers for daily usage. Most of the polymers and chemicals are derived from fossil resources but the major problem of using this fossil based material is undesirable environmental problem, frequent oscillation in oil price and limited fossil resources. In the present study we mainly focus on Synthesis of castor oil based soft polyurethane and its composites. In this study two fibre were selected Sisal and glass were selected.

Behavioural factors predisposing children under-fives to diarrhoea in developing countries; a case of migori county, Kenya

Background: Globally, diarrhoea disease is a major cause of morbidity among children under 5 years (under-fives). In Africa, there are 696 million cases of diarrhoea among under-fives every year. Diarrhoea accounted for about 4.7% of outpatient visits among under-fives in Kenya, a common observation in many developing countries. It appears that even with the well drummed up public health and maternal health programs among the developing countries, diarrheal infections continue to be a major challenge in the lives of children under five years.

Influence of motorcycle (Boda boda) rider’s practices on road safety in Kampala, Uganda

The objective of this study was to establish the influence of motorcycle riders’ (Locally referred to as “Boda Boda”) practices on road safety in Kampala, Uganda. Specifically the study determined the level of compliance of these riders to safety practices and also establishes both the individual and institutional factors influencing road safety practices among them. The road safety practices examined were two: Having valid Riding Licenses and Wearing Head Protection gear (Helmets) whenever riding.

L’usage des tic en contexte universitaire ivoirien: exemple de l’universite peleforo gon coulibaly (upgc) de korhogo

Digital technologies are increasingly at the heart of the strategies of African universities, which are the main pools of qualified human resources. While digital technology now offers opportunities to respond to new academic challenges, the deployment of ICTs in education raises fundamental questions including how they are challenged in teaching and learning by teachers and students. The objective of this study, conducted with a sample of 64 actors, is to understand the relationship that teachers and students have with ICT in the specific context of Korhogo University.

Research on the interpersonal function in zuckerberg’s harvard graduation ceremony speech

Halliday pointed out: People use their interpersonal functions to express their opinions, attitudes, identities and intentions, establishing and maintaining a specific society and interpersonal relationship. The graduation ceremony speech is a kind of public speech and one of the important components of campus cultures. Scholars from different fields have studied it from different perspectives. However, these studies focus on the analysis of speech skills, text structure or language style and those are less interpreted from the perspective of language interpersonal meta-function theory.

Solar photovoltaic as an option (alternative) for electrification of health care service in Anambra West, Nigeria

The study examined rural health care service in Anambra west with a focus on alternative energy source for its electrification. The study adopts literature search and a survey design; questionnaires were administered to three health centers, 13 care givers and 269 clients receiving care in the facilities. The data were presented in tables and analyzed with multiple regression analysis.

Effect of temperature and extended static time on rheological properties of drilling fluids

The drilling industry has faced a lot of problems due to the poor conditioning of drilling fluids at bottom-hole conditions thus, drilling fluid properties change owing to an elevated temperature and also the properties deteriorate under static conditions hence, affecting drilling operations. However, these problems may lead to non-productive time (NPT) thereby, increasing the cost of operation and it may lead to a kick or blow-out. Attention must be given to a proper selection of drilling fluid as well as effective performance of the rheological properties.