In this study I hope, without claiming comprehension, to shed lights over the process of translation in Palestine, by giving modals from different stages with different source languages (Arabic, English, and French). The process of translation was highly respected by almost all Palestinian intellectuals and three figures will be mentioned in this study: Adel, Zuaiter, Khairi Hammad and Salma Jauuysi, each Palestinian icon will be treated through the study individually, identifying his or her particular ideology, influencing factors and the resulting effects on his production; general conclusions follow, and close the study. The study discusses the movement of translation since the twentieth century till now and the two main characteristics of translation in Palestine, in the twentieth century, are easily recognized, both of which are closely linked to political struggle in Palestine and the Middle East. The study covers the effects of ideology, and power over the translator’s production and the specific definition that those terminologies having in this study and the impacts they had at the time. The study will be closed by a number of recommendations and conclusions.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Oct. 30, 2019
Breast Cancer in Women Younger Than 35 Years: Features and Outcomes (About 93 Cases)
Meryem Belmajdoub, Fatima Zehra Fdili Alaoui, Sofia Jayi, Hekmat Chaara, Moulay Abdelilah Melhouf
Page no 252-256 |
10.36348/SIJOG.2019.v02i10.003
Breast cancer is the first cancer of women in the world. With nearly 1.7 million new cases diagnosed each year around the world, breast cancer is the most common cancer in women and the major public health problem. In Morocco, its incidence continues to increase. Its occurrence is a dramatic event in a woman's life, it is still unhappy and difficult to accept when it is a young woman. This is a retrospective study of 93 patients under 35 years of age with breast cancer who were recruited to the Gynecology and Obstetrics II Department of Hassan II University Hospital in Fez, Morocco, over a period of 5 years. The purpose of the study was an analysis of clinical, therapeutic, evolutionary and prognostic data for breast cancer in women aged 35 and under. The prognosis of breast cancer in our young patients is unfavorable, seems to be related to an advanced stage of the disease, but also a particular biological profile, as well as the data of the literature.
CASE REPORT | Oct. 30, 2019
Antenatal Diagnosis of Chiari Type II Malformation: A Case Report and a Review of the Literature
Meryem Belmajdoub, Hind Adadi, Sofia Jayi, Fatima Zehra Fdili Alaoui, Hekmat Chaara, Moulay Abdelilah Melhouf
Page no 257-259 |
10.36348/SIJOG.2019.v02i10.004
The antenatal diagnosis of isolated abnormalities of the posterior fossa is possible thanks to ultrasound screening and antenatal MRI, which are currently of excellent quality. The Arnold Chiari type 2 malformation is a rare congenital malformation of the cerebellum, it results from the normal growth of nerve elements in a posterior fossa too small. It is always associated with myelomeningocele. We report the case of an antenatal discovery, at 36 weeks of amenorrhea, of a Chiari type II malformation associated with a myelomeningocele. Through this case and a review of literature we will highlight the contribution of different methods of antenatal imaging in the diagnosis of this rare malformation.
SUBJECT CATEGORY: EDUCATION | Oct. 30, 2019
Translation ‘is a Dialogue’ in Brian Friel’s Translations
Farah Qamar
Page no 576-579 |
10.36348/sb.2019.v05i10.005
This paper argues that translation in Translations ‘is a dialogue’ for the sake of communication to highlight social and political issues of Irish people. Translations (1980) also aim to highlight the decline of Irish culture and language through communication with gradual shift after English invasion. This paper focuses on the decline of Irish language and culture through powerful English language and English invasion. Focusing on the decline of Irish language and culture, it is concluded that Friel’s Translations is an attempt to see external issues of Irish nation through translation process.
SUBJECT CATEGORY: ENGINEERING | Oct. 30, 2019
Development of a Web-Site for the Education College of Human Science at Kerbala University
Haider Sahib Nasrallah, Kadum Ali Ahmed, Muneer Sameer Gheni Mansoor
Page no 572-575 |
10.36348/sb.2019.v05i10.004
The use of the Internet is very wide, which led to the ease of access to information from anywhere in the world, with minimal effort and shortest amount of time, that teachers and students in colleges and universities are more class looking for information related to their studies and their work, such as scientific research, books and lectures. Today, The wide spread of the Internet especially the websites of governments and organizations to publicize information about their activities and services. Recent years, the number of users and Beneficiaries of these sites has increased rapidly and continuously. This requires careful planning and preparation to achieve the purpose of developing those websites. This paper proposes the development of a web site for college based on modern techniques such as Python and Django framework.
SUBJECT CATEGORY: ECONOMICS AND FINANCE | Oct. 30, 2019
Patient Satisfaction Model and Patient Loyalty: Analysis of Service Quality and Facility (Case Study at Rawamangun Special Surgery Hospital)
Tianur Sitio, Hapzi Ali
Page no 551-559 |
10.36348/sb.2019.v05i10.002
The aims of this study is to examine and analyze the effect of service quality and facilities to patient satisfaction and patient loyalty in the health industry. The research data is primary data obtained from the processing of questionnaire data which filled out by consumers who have been treated at Rawamangun Special Surgery Hospital. The amount of samples is 150 respondents and use analysis technique SEM in this study with using AMOS 24 software as data processor. The results of this study showed that service quality has a positive and significant effect to patient satisfaction and patient loyalty. But the facility has no significant effect on patient loyalty at Rawamangun Special Surgery Hospital.
SUBJECT CATEGORY: ECONOMICS AND FINANCE | Oct. 30, 2019
The Effect of Work Loads and Work Stress on Motivation of Work Productivity (Empirical Case Study of Ink-Producing Companies)
Astria Semaksiani, Agung Wahyu Handaru, Mohamad Rizan
Page no 560-571 |
10.36348/sb.2019.v05i10.003
This study aims to analyze: 1) the effect of workload on motivation on employees of PT Sumber Harapan Abadi. 2) the influence of Job Stress influences motivation on the employees of PT Sumber Harapan Abadi. 3) the effect of workload has an effect on productivity on the employees of PT Sumber Harapan Abadi. 4) the effect of work stress has an effect on productivity on the employees of PT Sumber Harapan Abadi. 5) the influence of motivation has an effect on productivity on the employees of PT Sumber Harapan Abadi. The research method is: quantitative research using a survey method in question is to explain the causal relationship or correlation commonly called path analysis(path analysis). The respondents were 147 employees of PT Sumber Harapan Abadi employees. The results of the study are: 1) the influence of workload on motivation on the employees of PT Sumber Harapan Abadi. 2) the influence of work stress on motivation on the employees of PT Sumber Harapan Abadi. 3) the influence of workload on productivity on the employees of PT Sumber Harapan Abadi 4) the influence of work stress on productivity on the employees of PT Sumber Harapan Abadi. 5) the influence of motivation on productivity on the employees of PT Sumber Harapan Abadi.
SUBJECT CATEGORY: PUBLIC HEALTH DENTISTRY | Oct. 30, 2019
Geographic Distribution of Patients Attending a Private Dental Institution
Aesha Zafna, Ananda S. R, Jithesh Jain, Prasanta Majumder, Bhakti J S
Page no 580-584 |
10.36348/sb.2019.v05i10.006
Background: Information on dental demographic, dental needs, dental providers and the distance from the closest dental institution is necessary to plan for effective delivery of public oral health services. Geographical catchment area of dental hospitals often plays a major role in distribution of adequate health services .Aim of the study is to assess the geographical distribution of patients attending the institution to define the catchment zones and to investigate the changes in the pattern of geographic distribution of patients. 6000 new patients visiting Coorg institute of Dental Sciences and Hospital in the months of January to December in the calendar year 2018 meeting the inclusion criteria were included in the sample. Demographic details along with their location of residence were recorded. A total of 58,982 new patients visited Coorg institute of dental sciences and hospital in the calendar year of 2018.Highest number of patients were reported in the month of December followed by may indicating that hospital has a fairly large catchment zone covering a distance approximately up to 100kms from which 95 % patients reported overlapping those of private dental clinics.
SUBJECT CATEGORY: ECONOMICS AND FINANCE | Oct. 30, 2019
Effect of Profitability, Leverage, Activity ratios, Market Ratios and Environmental Performance to Share Prices
Roy Budiharjo
Page no 585-592 |
10.36348/sb.2019.v05i10.007
The purpose of this study was to determine the effect of Profitability, Leverage, Activity ratios, Market Ratios and Environmental Performance on Stock Price. Secondary data were collected in samples from Manufacturing companies listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in the period 2014 - 2017. Sampling in this study uses a purposive sampling method with criteria as (1) listed on the Indonesia Stock Exchange in 2014 - 2017. (2) Publish audited financial statements for the 2014-2017 period in Rupiah. (3) always has an advantage. Statistical test is done by t test and multiple linear regression analysis, before this test is done first classic assumption test. The results of the study show that: Return on Equity (ROE), Price Earning Ratio (PER), Environmental performance has a positive and significant effect on stock Prices, Debt to Equity Ratio (DER) owned by the company has not a significant negative effect on Stock Prices and Turn Aset Turn Over (TATO) owned by the company has a significant negative effect on Stock Prices.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Oct. 30, 2019
Interaction and Reciprocity of Space Law and Human Rights
Vishwas Puttaswamy, Ramesh
Page no 684-692 |
10.36348/SJHSS.2019.v04i10.008
Space is a metaphor for the future. Outer space is not just void beyond earth’s atmosphere, but an arena for ceaseless human evolution. When through human industry a small round metal object was shot into space for the first time, a rare opportunity to carry human rights into outer space emerged. Since the inception of the outer space treaty, the relationship between outer space exploration and human rights is grounded on the doctrine of exploration for the philosophical or spiritual benefit of mankind. The technological and scientific advancement of the twenty-first century especially in aerospace engineering and space exploration popularly known as ‘space-age’ along with access and control of information known as ‘information age’ is arguably the defining characteristics of the current era of human civilization. In regard to outer space exploration and exploitation, a very important problem is represented by the conflict between the right of state with respect to sovereignty and the rights of individual in regard to development. Since the appearance of ‘province of mankind’ and ‘benefit of mankind’ provisions in the outer space treaties and agreements, controversy regarding the intent and meaning of the terms in regard to nation’s right to explore and use common environment for not just one’s own benefit but to share benefits derived with the rest of the world has escalated. The availability of freedom of information regardless of frontiers, an integral part of freedom of expression to seek, receive and impart information and ideas as a fundamental consideration among states in space is explored. The impact of right to development in space exploration whether it is a dead-end or does it open new avenues of thinking and possibility of better implementation of human rights in space law from benefit of mankind perspective is examined. The paper explores the conflict and complementary relationship between the two bodies of law and argues that human rights could only f
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Oct. 30, 2019
A Cross Sectional Analysis of Familial Alienation of Transgender: With Reference to District Swat-Pakistan
Atta Ullah, Akhtar Ali, Younas Khan
Page no 678-683 |
10.36348/SJHSS.2019.v04i10.007
The major objective of the present study was to find out the familial alienation of transgender with reference to District Swat-Pakistan. A sample size of 210 respondents was selected from total population 400 as per Sekeran criteria. The data was collected through interview schedule and analyzed by using descriptive statistics frequency and percentage) and inferential statistics (Chi-square test) to find out the association between transgender (Dependent variable) and familial alienation (Independent variables). The results showed that a highly significant association (P=0.000)was found between “Transgender” & “Familial Alienation” indicators; transgender often deal with gender disparity; transgender faced physical and psychological violence from family members; family members do not permit transgender to meet with other transgender along with transgender were killed in the name of honor. The study concluded that, family as an institution was found in total disarray with reference to performing its basic role pertaining to transgender. A comprehensive plan of action based on protecting them by introducing laws pertaining to their protection at macro and micro level specifically at family level is the order of the day were put forwarded some of the recommendations in the light of present study.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Oct. 30, 2019
Effect of Classical Hata Yoga Training On Executive Function in Healthy Adults
Vijaya kumar PS, Sahana AU
Page no 141-145 |
10.36348/SIJTCM.2019.v02i08.001
Background: Executive Function is a higher order of cognitive processes, mild cognitive impairment is associated with normal ageing, the world is aging rapidly through “demographic transition” resulted in early cognitive decline, there is a connection between cognition components with mental health disorders. Mind-body techniques such as yoga have shown to improve cognitive functions and enhancing psychological wellbeing. The objective of this study was to determine whether classical hata yoga training enhances the executive function resulting in improved cognitive functions. Material and Methods: Thirty four participants who had enrolled in a forty five days classical hata yoga training program. Their ages ranged between 18 and 50 years (group average ±S.D., 31.4±9.3 years, both genders). Those who have any chronic illness and mental illness, and those who are not willing to participate were excluded. Classical hata yoga training is given for 45 days, 3hours/day. At baseline and following forty five days, all participants completed DLST and SLCT. Results: Classical hata yoga training program showed significant change in DLST scores, increase (P-value< 0.000) in total attempted score, significant increase (P-value<0.000) in net score, significant reduction in wrongly attempted score (P-value<0.004). Significant change in SLCT scores, significant increase (P-value<0.000) in total attempted score, similarly, significant increase (P-value<.000) in net score, significant reduction in wrongly attempted score (P-value<0.000). Conclusions: The forty five days classical hata yoga training program was successful in enhancing the executive function among healthy adults.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Oct. 30, 2019
Fiscal Policy and Economic Growth in Nigeria: An ARDL, Bound Test and ECM Approach
Amusa Bolanle Olubunmi, Nwagwu Chinedu John, Yusuf Modupe Ololade, Sokunbi Gbenro Matthew
Page no 800-805 |
10.36348/SJBMS.2019.v04i10.002
The aim of this study is to examine the relationship between fiscal policy and economic growth in which past studies have not fully explored in Nigeria. Data was collected from the Central Bank of Nigeria Statistical Bulletin from 1990 to 2017 and the study employed the Autoregressive Distributed Lag (ARDL) model and Error Correction Model (ECM) to address its objective. Consequently, the major findings that originated from the work could be submitted as follows. The result of ECM term confirmed that about 39% of the total disequilibrium in the previous year would be corrected in the current year. Therefore, it will take about two (2) years for the system to adjust back to its long run equilibrium path. Meanwhile, the estimated result shows that economic growth and government revenue have a significant positive relationship in Nigeria in the short run but the relationship becomes negative in the long run. However, recurrent expenditure has a significant negative relationship with economic growth in the short run but the relationship becomes insignificant in the long run. However, inflation rate has a significant positive relationship with economic growth in both short run and long run. Due to the findings that originated in this study, this paper makes the following recommendations for the policy makers in Nigeria that if the economic growth is the target of the policy makers, manipulating fiscal policy variables such as government revenue, capital expenditure and inflation rate appropriately will increase economic growth in the short run and the long run.
REVIEW ARTICLE | Oct. 30, 2019
Reconstruction of Changes in Banking Regulation Policy to Legal Process and Housing Ministry (Housing Financing Liquidity Facility)
Arum Widiastuti, Gunarto, Akhmad Khisni
Page no 652-664 |
10.36348/SJHSS.2019.v04i10.004
In the Law of the Republic of Indonesia No. 1 of 2011 on housing and residential areas, article 1 item 7 states that a house is a building that serves as a decent residence, a means of family building, a reflection of its owner's dignity, and assets to its owners. In order to provide facilities and / or assistance in obtaining access to homeownership credit to low-income communities, In 2010, the government through the Ministry of Public Housing issued policies and strategies through the Housing Financing Liquidity Facility (FLPP). The FLPP policy is a solution for the Low Income Community (MBR) to have affordable housing right away. In order to address these issues some policies are needed in order to achieve the country's objectives. That is the reason why researchers have taken this issue as a research in this dissertation. While the formulation of the problem is (1) Why is the policy of banking regulation of the legal process and housing service (Housing Financing Liquidity Facility) not yet fair? (2) What are the weaknesses of the current regulation of banking regulation of FLPP (Housing Financing Liquidity Facility) legal process and services? (3) How is the regulation of the banking regulation of the legal process and the servicing of the FLPP (Housing Financing Liquidity Facility) based on fair value? In connection with the title of this research, this study aims to present or exploit and analyze the reconstruction of regulatory policies aimed at fair value-based FLPP housing. This analytical descriptive is to illustrate a legal situation as it is with the theoretical paradigm of constructivism, and then explain it in a logical, systematic and comprehensive discussion. The research approach using empirical norms is selected by researching library materials or secondary data only. The results of this study conclude that (1) To support the creation of a fair financing market, access to long-term funding is required.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | Oct. 29, 2019
Comparative Evaluation of Lip Prints Patterns in Gender and Different Musculoskeletal Malocclusion
Sandhya Jain, Arwa Saifee
Page no 738-741 |
10.36348/SJODR.2019.v04i10.008
Aims: To determine association between lip print pattern and different skeletal malocclusions and gender: Material and Methods: Lip prints of 250 patients were obtained and analyzed. Skeletal and dental class I, II, III were analyzed and gender were mentioned. Kruskal wallis test was applied and p value was derived. Level of significance was kept at .05%. Results: In skeletal Class I Males, type IV lip print is common; while in class I females IV are most common. In skeletal Class II males, Type IV. However in Class II females – Lip print type II is most common. In skeletal class III males Type I lip print is more common and class III Females Type II lip print is commonest. Conclusion: There exists a particular pattern of Lip prints in certain skeletal malocclusion and gender. Aims and objectives: To analyze the association of different lip print patterns in different skeletal malocclusion and gender and derive a relation between the two.