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Aug 24, 2015Open Access
We study about the metamathematics of Zermelo-Fraenkel set theory with
the axiom of choice. We use the validity of Addition and Multiplication. We
provide an example that the two operations Addition and Multiplication do not
commute with each other. All analyses are performed in a finite set of natural
numbers.
Aug 21, 2015Open Access
Background: Venous disease is a common health problem in developed
countries. The aim of this study was to research the medical treatment strategy,
complication due to venous impairment including leg ulcer, deep and/or
superficial phlebothrombosis related to chronic venous insufficiency (CVI) two
years follow-up. Patients and Methods: This prospective study has been planned
in our Family and Children Health Center. 196 patients who have CVI have been
included for the study. The mean age of these...
Aug 21, 2015Open Access
Background: Food insecurity and poor nutritional status may hasten
progression to Acquired Immuno Deficiency Syndrome (AIDS)-related illnesses,
undermine adherence and response to antiretroviral therapy, and exacerbate
socioeconomic impacts of the virus. There is a risk that declining food
security will lead some people to discontinue treatment, due to a lack of
adequate food. Little is known about prevalence and predictors of food insecurity
among adults people on antiretroviral therapy (ART) i...
Aug 21, 2015Open Access
A cross sectional study was conducted from
March 5, 2013 to June 28, 2013 in Ambo town municipal abattoir to assess
prevalence of bovine fasciolosis and compare tests used for bovine fasciolosis.
Direct smear, sedimentation and post mortem examination were the tests used for
comparison. Post mortem examination was considered as gold standard test. Data
were collected by using primary data at the abattoir; Kappa (K) and percentage
were utilized to assess agreement of tests and prevalence, respect...
Aug 21, 2015Open Access
Field experiment was conducted during the rainy season (summer) of 2014
to determine the effect of mixture cow dung of neem on population of root knot
nematode infesting okra. A parcel of land highly endemic to population of root
knot nematode was chosen for the experiment. Treatments include sole neem at
11.5 g, sole cowdung at 100 g and mixture of cowdung and neem at 111.5 g were
applied to individual crop stand in plots of size 2.0 M by 2.0 M. Furadan, a
chemical nematicide was applied as a s...
Aug 21, 2015Open Access
In this paper, we explore the applicability of K-means and Fuzzy C-Means
clustering algorithms to student allocation problem that allocates new students
to homogenous groups of specified maximum capacity, and analyze effects of such
allocations on the academic performance of students. The paper also presents a
Fuzzy set and Regression analysis based Dynamic Fuzzy Expert System model which
is capable of dealing with imprecision and missing data that is commonly
inherited in the student academic p...
Aug 21, 2015Open Access
The authors report a case of a young man of 38 years who presented a rupture of the distal biceps tendon, which occurred following the wearing of a heavy load. This is an observation describing a rare nosology, operated by anterior transversal approach to the elbow with tendon rehabilitation through anchors at the radial tuberosity. The radioclinical evolution was satisfactory.
Aug 20, 2015Open Access
Pterocarpus osun plant has been used overtime in the indigenous system of medicine. In this study, methanol, ethanol and aqueous extracts of leaves of P. osun were examined against five Escherichia coli strains obtained from wounds. Antibacterial effect of the plant leaves, in the concentration of 100 mg/ml, was determined using disc diffusion method. Phytochemical screening of extracts of the leaves revealed the presence of phenols, flavonoids, tannins, terpenoids alkaloids, and glycosides. Lea...
Aug 20, 2015Open Access
Subsaharan Africa, as in Senegal, breast cancer is the second after that
of cervical in women. However, although most of the studies on breast
pathology for cancer, the overwhelming majority of breast lesions, palpable or
not are benign and some of them can become cancerous. So this research is
done to understand the impact of diversity and genetic evolution of the D-loop
in benign breast lesions in senegalese women. The variability of the D-loop was
investigated by PCR-sequencing, in twenty eig...
Aug 19, 2015Open Access
This work was conducted to touch the epidemiology and economic impact of ruminants’
Fasciolosis. Ethiopia possesses the largest livestock population in Africa. Ruminants
play a significant role in maintaining household stability. However, the
productivity per animal and the contribution of this sub-sector to the national
economy is relatively low due to multiple factors. The review reveals that
Fasciolosis is an important limiting factor for ruminant production and causes
for several economic lo...
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