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Jun 26, 2015Open Access
Sorrel ( Rumex vesicarius L.) is an underutilized,
underexploited, traditional, valuable medicinal
and vegetable herb. It is wildly distributed
as an environmental weed and is
sparsely cultivated in market and truck gardens as a minor leafy vegetable crop
in south India. Concerning nutritional and health security of developing
country like India, increasing production either by introducing its cultivation
in non-traditional areas or by enhancing its productivity can be an important issue
i...
Jun 26, 2015Open Access
When it comes to consider the vast space that Latin
and the Romance languages occupy, geogra- phical, temporal, and social dimensions pop up at least as unavoidable. In coming to grips with the
evolution of the vulgar Latin into their extant reflexes, there is also unanimous agreement in regarding vowel quantity, syllable boundaries, and syllable weight as the three main concepts accounting for the
progressive stages and the final aspect of the neo-Latin languages today. In reassuming such a the...
Jun 25, 2015Open Access
Some special matrices can really help us to construct more than two
mutually unbiased maximally entangled bases in C2 C4. Through detailed
analysis of the necessary and sufficient conditions of two maximally entangled
bases to be mutually unbiased, we find these special matrices. Taking one such
kind of matrix, we present the steps of constructing five mutually unbia...
Jun 25, 2015Open Access
This paper considers the use of the yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae as a biosorbent for the recovery of gold
from Mahd El-Dahhab gold mine in Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. Gold is a noble metal
which was seldom used in electroplating, hydrogenation catalyst, etc.
Heterogeneous composition of samples and low concentration offer renewed
interest in the selective extraction of gold using various extractants. In the
present work, Saccharomyces cerevisiae,
is used to study the preconcentratio...
Jun 25, 2015Open Access
In this article, it is pointed out with integrative analysis that organogenesis
manifests limitation in time and possession of termination, while infinite cell
proliferation called as cancer and tumor is lethal. Besides, it is reversely demonstrated
from a few notable constant outgrowing skin derivatives that termination is
required for organogenesis inside the animal. Accordingly, it is suggested that
the requirement for organogenetic termination would be the new intrinsic
constraint for animal...
Jun 25, 2015Open Access
Background: Over the last years,
increasing attention has been focused on the prevalence of obstructive sleep
apnea (OSA) in idiopathic pulmonary fibrosis (IPF). Objective: To determine the
prevalence of OSA in a group of patients diagnosed with IPF. Materials and
Methods: Analytic retrospective study. Data were collected from the medical
records of all patients diagnosed with IPF who had polysomnography requested as
part of the study protocol in patients with interstitial lung diseases (ILD).
R...
Jun 24, 2015Open Access
In Persian mystical literature which is based on Quran teachings, real mysticism is actually enlivening, reviving and epic idealism. In searching among epic poems and Persian mystical literature, we encounter with numerous intellectual and conceptual commonalities which demonstrate the similar attitudes and interests, existent among Iranian epic poets and Gnostic-heresy speakers, while seeking facts and recognizing the heavenly life of a perfect man. This shows the fact that Iranian nation is to...
Jun 24, 2015Open Access
An experiment was conducted for evaluation of tomato germplasm in field
conditions and by artificial inoculation method in polyhouse conditions against
early blight for two successive years at tomato farm of Swar region of Rampur
district during cropping season from February to March. The total 141 tomato
germplasms/cultivars were screened, including wild accessions, exotic collection,
indigenous cultivars and advanced lines. Among the 141 germplasms, 5 wild
accessions viz. EC-520057, EC-520058,...
Jun 24, 2015Open Access
In this paper, we have aimed at showing the available set of points of
Lobachevsky axiom by the help of Euclidean plane (As it is known, an Euclidean plane, which is a flat
surface with no thickness, extends forever to all directions.), especially on behalf of broadening the horizons in geo- metry education
of high school students.
Jun 24, 2015Open Access
In this paper, we have tried to indicate the own properties of polygons
in Galilean geometry using the Affine concepts as well. The relationships
between an angle and a side as well as the relationships between altitudes and
medians concepts, and comparison of some special polygons have been examined
carefully. In addition, the area concept has been mentioned. Finally, the paper
was completed with a new idea, Theorem 6.
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