Volume 9 | Issue 3 |

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Sentiment analysis, Naive Bayes Algorithm

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The study aims at describing the underlying mechanisms within the relationship between nursing turnover and quality of care of patients. The target of the study was to seek out however turnover in nursing units affects processes among key work teams and the way the impact of those processes affects outcomes of patients. Additionally T this study was to look at however nursing unit turnover affects key workgroup processes and the way these processes mediate the impact of nursing turnover on patient outcomes. We tend to additionally notice suggestive proof that turnover ends up in lower quality in alternative dimensions and will increase mortality. Associate in nursing implication of our mortality results is that turnover is also a mechanism for the procyclicality of mortality rates. Additionally this paper Understanding the determinants of patient mortality will cause the event of ways that scale back mortality and stop unnecessary death.

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Nursing Turnover, and Quality of Care, Patients, Affects, Development and Mechanisms

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Infrared remote-control system, TSOP1738.

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A dam is a man-made structure to block or stop the water, the oldest civilizations, like Egypt, Mesopotamia, Harappa, Chinese, Indus etc are Build many dams for the use of domestic water supply and irrigation without any hamper. The dam has several beneficial aspects but could not avoid its negative aspect. The Lower Suktel dam exist in the year 2001 as multipurpose river project, with aim of irrigation, fishing, domestic water supply etc. but it has several negative impact such as ecological disturbance, forest loss, loss of flora & Fauna, population displacement, loss of livelihoods, human harassment etc. the present investigation conduct a micro study on socio-economic based on field survey. Loss of Agricultural land and loss of livelihood is a crucial problem caused by the dam. The data and information, qualitative and qualitative, descriptive statistic used in primary data with SPSS & Eviews software.

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Lower Suktel dam, displacement, socio-economic, land, Agriculture

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This paper have tried to understand and explore how the Gay relationships or kinship is portrayed and represented in the multimedia. For my study, I have taken Four American Television Series which constitute of protagonists who identify as homosexuals. I have tried to understand through the depiction of their characters that whether these portrayals are just a mere replication of the existing hetero-normative order or are an attempt to challenging the same .I have adopted content analysis as my method of research and have done a detailed in depth analysis of the mentioned shows. This paper have inferred from the analysis that almost all the shows in some manner or the other conforms to the social hetero-normative structure and instead of challenging it, ends up adopting it in different forms. It shows how the portrayal of characters intended to question the social structure ultimately falls back to the trap of heterosexual matrix.

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Homosexuality, Representation, Gay, Heteronormaticvity

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NPA, corporate governance and regression

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India is a democratic country where fair elections are conducted and citizens exercise their right to vote. They elect their representatives in the hope that their votes will not go waste and their elected representatives will fulfill the promises that they made during their election rallies. The citizens hope that they will be able to reap the benefits of development for the greater good. But do people actually reap the fruits of development equally? The unequal distribution thwarted by the vicious cycles of caste, class, race, gender grips in every society that builds up and the Indian society is no such exception. What happens when community members realize gradually that rather than being passive beneficiaries of the government schemes being provided to them, they can make a claim over it. This work is an attempt to thrust the community towards becoming active claim makers rather than just being passive beneficiaries. The members of the community work together, in order to achieve one common agenda, which has not been addressed for a long time. This work draws upon my experiences, working in Mohgoan Ryt, an Adivasi inhabited village in the district of Dindori, Madhya Pradesh. The discussions, in the beginning, tried to move me towards an infrastructural issue within the village- the road that connected three hamlets. This particular road, which was demanded to be repaired and built into a concrete cement road, fell into deaf years. Gradually, this issue started to reflect the true nature of the problem. It shifted me towards discovering the various policy mechanisms of the government, the functioning of schemes within the community, and the receiving of it. It also pointed towards the patterns of exclusion and discrimination within the very dynamics of the village.

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Citizenship, Development, policy mechanisms, patterns of exclusion, Community Participation

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Background: In recent years, non-communicable diseases (NCDs) have become an emerging pandemic globally with disproportionately higher rates in developing countries even at early ages. WHO identifies the six leading risk factors that are associated with non-communicable diseases among which physical inactivity and overweight/ obesity are mutually independent risk factors. Materials and methods: 200 students, 100 each from class 8 and class 9, were selected for the study and were given the format to fill up the required personal information (like religion, diet, and routine activities) and biological measures (like height, weight, BMI, BP, abdominal girth, waist hip ratio) were taken. Further details were taken from parents. Results: Overweight (> 23) as well as obesity (>27) was more common in boys. Religion or diet was not significantly correlated to BMI. BP could not be correlated to BMI. Still, 12% incidence rate of BP at this tender schooling age is alarming. High abdominal girth was not correlated significantly with BMI. Hip to waist ratio was more prevalent than BMI and could be the earliest indicator of the obesity even before BMI increases. Conclusion: Obesity and its manifestation like hypertension are commoner than expected at this tender high school age. Waist to hip ratio can serve as the earliest indicator with due confirmation and causal-web analysis, urgent action is needed.

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NCD, Adolescents, Lifestyle diseases, India

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Hydrilla verticillata, Salvinia natans, Weed liquid fertilizer, Seed germination, Plant growth rate, Vigna radiata.

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