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R. A. Umana
Department Of Mathematics, Federal University Of Technology, P.m.b. 1526, Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria
Stochastic Model And Analysis Of The Dynamics Of Tuberculosis
In this work a stochastic model is developed and analyzed for the dynamics of Tuberculosis. The model, which is a multidimensional diffusion process, includes susceptible, latent, infected and treated or recovered individuals. The model used in this work was based on a deterministic model. The model was modified by introducing a vaccination parameter. The resulting deterministic model was transformed into

S. C. Inyama
Department Of Mathematics, Federal University Of Technology, P.m.b. 1526, Owerri, Imo State, Nigeria
Reported Physical Activity Levels And Equipment Use As Predictors Of Body Composition Of Members In Ghanaian Fitness Clubs
The purpose of this study was to determine whether Ghanaian adults’ self-reported physical activity and exercise equipment use reflected their fitness levels in body composition as measured by Body Mass Index (BMI), Body Fat Percentage (BFP) and Waist-to-Hip Ratio(WHR) using the descriptive correlational study design. The population for the study was all the 40 registered Fitness Clubs in the

Sarpong Emmanuel Osei
Lecturer, University Of Education, Winneba
The Phytochemical Screening And Nutritional Composition Of Pterocarpus Santalinoides Plant
Sequel to the use of the plant parts of P. santalinodes (Nturu Ukpa) in traditional medicine the phytochemical, and nutritional analysis of the leaves and stem were undertaken. Qualitative and quantitative evaluation of the phytochemical was made using standards methods. The results shows that, the plant part is rich in bioactive substances such as alkaloid (2.64±0.01), flavonoid (2.0±0.00),

Nwokorie, Chukwuma Chigozie
Department Of Microbiology, Abia State University ,uturu,p.m.b 2000,nigeria
Accuracy Of Clinical Diagnosis Of Malaria By Health Workers In A Rural Community In Abia State
Accuracy of clinical method of malaria diagnosis has been argued as a reliable method of diagnosis but in settings where there are no doctors and laboratory personnel to carry out definitive diagnosis by the use of laboratory facilities, it forms a life-saving basis to initiate treatment. This study aimed at assessing the accuracy of diagnosis of malaria using clinical

Dr. Ijeoma Nduka
Department Of Community Medicine, Abia State University Teaching Hospital Aba
The Significance Of ‘word-of-mouth’ And ‘internet’ To Direct Selling
Direct selling has existed in the markets for centuries. The main challenge created in the 21st century is to maintain a healthy competition and to construct a strong persuasive word-of-mouth. The following research focuses on three factors that count for the effectiveness of word-of-mouth. The use of Internet enables everyone to access and exchange information between two or more parties

Dr. Chima C.O Emerole
Department Of Health Sciences, Federal University Of Technology Owerri
Urban Expansion And Farmers’ Perceptions In Axum Town, Ethiopia
Nowadays urban expansion in Ethiopia is very fast with its fast economy growth, but this fast urban expansion is creating many problems in the livelihood of periurban farm community. In conducting this survey research a total of 89 households has interviewed from periurban farmers of Axum town. The researchers have conducted an intensive individual interview, group discussion and field observations.

Mr. Samad Akbar
Graduate School (mba Marketing) , Bangkok University, Thailand
A Study Of Students’ Problems And Perception Towards Guidance And Counseling Services In Public Secondary Schools Murang’a County In Kenya
The study aimed to find out student’s problems, awareness and perceptions towards guidance and counseling services in public secondary schools Murang’a County, Kenya. The objectives were to establish student’s problems, investigate awareness and assess attitudes towards guidance and counseling services. A quantitative methodology of ex-posto facto research design was used. Simple random sampling was used to select 160 students from

Amare Gebremedihin
Lecturer, Mekelle University, Department Of Natural Resource Economics And Management
An Investigation Of The Effectiveness Of Coping Strategies As A Tool Mitigating Staffing Challenges In Public Primary Schools: A Case Of Gatanga District, Murang’a County
The study sought to investigate the coping strategies employed by headteachers in public primary schools in Gatanga District. The study utilized a descriptive research design using 211 teachers and headteachers. The study found that the student ration was 33 pupils per teacher indicate shortages in view of UNESCO recommendations. To adapt headteachers used supply oriented and demand oriented coping strategies

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