ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | March 29, 2017
Customer Decision Analysis in Taking Multipurpose Loan: Promotions, Locations and Credit Procedures (A Case of the Bank "PQR Jakarta")
Siti Hairiyah, Hapzi Ali
Page no 149-156 |
10.21276/sjbms.2017.2.3.6
Over the last five years (2010-2015) portfolio Multipurpose Credit Bank "PQR" continued to grow every year,
but the growth over three years (2013-2015) tend to decrease. Multipurpose Loan of 2010-2012 on average grew by Rp.
584,557 million per year, but the growth of credit Multipurpose tended to decrease since 2013 with an average Rp.
350,722 million. The study aims to analyze the influence of promotions, location, and credit procedure in Multipurpose
Loan to take credit in Bank"PQR". The number of samples is 100 respondents and the sampling technique is accidental
sampling, with criteria already taking multipurpose loans. Data was analyzed with quantitative method that is multiple
regression. The results showed that promotion, location, and credit procedures have significant and positif effect on
customer’s decision to take the Multipurpose Loan. The strongest influence to the customers in the decision to take
Multipurpose Loan is come from the location.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | March 29, 2017
Immunohistochemical Study of P53 and Ki 67 Expression in Surface Epithelial Tumor of the Ovary
Yusra Abdulkhaliq Qasim, Shatha Zaker Saeed, Ilham Majeed Rashid
Page no 52-59 |
10.21276/sjpm.2017.2.3.3
Surface epithelial tumors of the ovary account for approximately two-thirds of all ovarian neoplasms and their
malignant forms represent about 90% of ovarian cancers. For years, efforts to identify reliable prognostic factors have
focused on molecular markers; large number of them has been investigated to date, usually by immunohistochemistry.
Mutation of the p53 gene has been reported in a variety of human malignant tumors and it has been claimed to be a
marker of poor prognosis. Aim of the study is to assess the immunoexpression of p53 and Ki 67 in surface epithelial
tumors of the ovary and to evaluate their correlation with the clinicopathological parameters. There were 60 cases of
surface epithelial tumors encountered over the period of 7 years from 2007 to 2014 in addition to10 samples of nonneoplastic ovarian tissues were included as a control. The samples were collected from Hawler Maternity Teaching
Hospital. Formalin fixed, paraffin-embedded specimens were studied and sections were prepared for
immunohistochemical staining for both p53 and Ki 67 markers. Ethical consent has been obtained from Hawler Medical
University. Data were analyzed using the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS, version 19). High
immunoexpression of p53 and Ki 67 were seen in patients with ovarian tumor aged more than 40 years. Statically highly
significant correlation was found in the immunoexpression of both p53 and Ki 67 marker between benign, borderline and
malignant surface epithelial tumors ( P value < 0.05); while no significant correlation was found between their expression
in relation to tumor grade and stage in epithelial ovarian cancer. Maximal immunoexpression of p53 and Ki-67
immunohistochemical markers was seen in epithelial ovarian cancer, this emphasizes their important carcinogenic role in
surface epithelial tumor of the ovary. Their over expressions are not correlated with tumor grade and stage.
REVIEW ARTICLE | March 29, 2017
Applying select Strategic Management concepts on a Saudi Arabian start-up restaurant: A case
Dr. Deepanjana Varshney, Dr. Fatheia Hassn Abdulfattah
Page no 131-136 |
10.21276/sjbms.2017.2.3.3
Strategic Management Concepts and models are widely being used by organizations to achieve a sustainable
competitive edge in the industry. Applying the principles and theories on large corporations is common. In our research,
we have selected a start-up restaurant of Saudi Arabia initiated by a group of enthusiastic young Saudis. Though the
business is still at an early stage of development, we had analyzed the enterprise by applying different strategic
management perspectives. The research discussed the business venture using SWOT analysis, value chain analysis, and
external & internal scanning analysis. Future research directions are also given.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | March 29, 2017
Influence of Leadership Style Principal and Work Motivation on Performance Administration Employee Senior High School in Jambi Province
Mukhtar, Hapzi Ali, Asmiyati
Page no 272-281 |
10.21276/sjhss.2017.2.3.10
This study aimed to analyze the influence of leadership style and work motivation on employee performance
Administrative either partially or simultaneously in high schools in the province of Jambi. The population in this study
are civil servants administration National High School in Jambi Province accredited "A" representing three regions with
the number of 145 civil servants. Method of quantitative analysis using path analysis (Path Analysis), followed by
analysis of determination (R Square), testing the hypothesis partially (t test) and simultaneous (test F) with alpha 5
percent (0.05). Before further analysis first tested the analysis requirements. Analysis tools using SPSS version 22.0 for
Windows. The results showed that the leadership style and work motivation positive and significant impact on employee
performance at the National High School in Jambi Province.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | March 29, 2017
An Empirical Investigation on the Relationship between Entrepreneurial Orientation, Entrepreneurial Education and Entrepreneurial Intention in Nigeria: A study of some selected Students of Higher Learning
Kabir Shamsudeen, Bashiru Muhammad Liman, M. J. Haruna
Page no 125-130 |
10.21276/sjbms.2017.2.3.2
Youth empowerment is one of the major concerns of Nigerian government like any other developing countries
all over the world. It is the reasons why it needs to encourage its youths to be engaged in entrepreneurial activities with
the ultimate objective of becoming self-employed and self-reliant. Similarly in Nigeria, the government has introduced
several policies aimed at eradicating poverty by encouraging self-employment among youths. One of such policies is the
introduction of entrepreneurship education into the curriculum of higher education which is aimed at promoting and
inculcating entrepreneurship amongst the students of higher learning. Hence, this study aims at investigating the
relationship between entrepreneurial orientation (EO), entrepreneurial education (EE) and entrepreneurial intention (EI)
among undergraduate students at Nigerian Universities. A total of 74 valid questionnaires from the students were used
and the study find out that, both EO and EE has direct positive relationship with EI. The study also has both theoretical
and practical contributions. Finally, the study suggests direction for future research.
RESEARCH ARTICLE | March 29, 2017
Analysis of Head-loss Equations under EPANET and Hardy Cross Method
I.I. Nwajuaku, Y.M. Wakawa, O.J. Adibeli
Page no 125-134 |
10.21276/sjeat.2017.2.3.1
A comparative analysis of head-loss equations under EPANET computer program and Hardy Cross iterative
method was carried out in this project. A single period analysis was performed on a three-loop network in EPANET’s
work space. Also, the network was solved with the Hardy Cross method, applying a single loop adjustment algorithm.
The frictional head-losses in each of the methods were computed using the Darcy Weisbach and Hazen Williams headloss equations. The convergence of the flow rate corrections in each of the cases was evaluated and compared. Results of
the analysis showed that the flow rate corrections converged at the 4th and 14th iteration for the two head-loss formulae in
EPANET and Hardy Cross method respectively. The results were subjected to t-test on 5% level of significance, and it
showed that there is no significant difference in the use of either of the head-loss equations for computations in each of
the methods. Thus, any one of the head-loss equations can be used for effective analysis of pipe networks.
REVIEW ARTICLE | March 29, 2017
Comparative Analysis of Fuzzy Entropic Order Quantity (FEnOQ) Model
Padmabati Gahan, Monalisha Pattnaik, Sourav Dhal
Page no 112-124 |
10.21276/sjbms.2017.2.3.1
This paper focuses on comparative analysis of fuzzy entropic economic order quantity model in presence of
flexible ordering cost in finite planning horizon. The objective of this fuzzy model is to optimize the net profit so as to
determine the entropic order quantity, the number of replenishment cycle and flexible ordering cost. After testing
optimality and concavity of the net profit function it is compared with other different models through suitable numerical
examples which show that an appropriate optimal fuzzy entropic paradigm may benefit the manufacturer. Hence, this
paper shows a numerical example which elucidates the impact of entropy, flexible ordering cost and fuzzy. Finally,
sensitivity analyses and ANOVA testing of the present model are presented to validate the effectiveness and sensitivity
of the different parameters with respect to the fuzzy net profit of the proposed new fuzzy model. The proposed
mathematical model has demonstrated how this fuzzy approach to decision making can achieve a global optimum and
outperform the traditional models.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | March 29, 2017
Prevalence of Gastrointestinal Parasites and their impact in Domestic animals in Vom, Nigeria
Dogo, G. I. Abraham, Karaye, P. Gloria, Patrobas, M.G, Galadima, M and Gosomji, I.J
Page no 211-216 |
10.36348/sjmps.2017.v03i03.016
In order to establish the prevalence and impact of helminths in domestic animals in Vom, Central Nigeria between January 2009 - December 2010, a total of 1,508 faecal samples from various breed of domestic animals viz: cattle, sheep, dogs, pigs, horses, rabbits and goats were carefully examined using formal ether concentration technique. Out of the 556 cattle faeces examined, 480(31.8%) were infected and positive for multiple helminthic infection, Strongyle-like eggs (43.2%) and Eimeria bovis (13.3%) Moniezia worms (0.5%). From 204 of Canine (dogs) faecal samples examined, 52 (3.5%) were infected. Ancylostoma braziliense (12.8%), Troglotrema salmincolo 0.5%). Caprine (Goats) faecal samples indicated Eimera parvi (19.3%) and Nematodirus spathiger (0.5%), Oesophagostomum columbianum (0.5%). Equine (Horse) samples indicated Strongylus spp (92.3%) while Triodontophorus tenuicollis (7.7%). In Laprine (Rabbits), Eimeria stiedia was (66.7%) while E. intestinalis was (33.3%). Ovine (Sheep) had Eimeria species (65.1%) and Strongyle-like eggs (66.3%) while Taenia hydatigena (1.2%); Swine (Pig) samples, Oesophagostomum dentatum (20.8%) and Schistosoma suis (0.4%) respectively. In all, 963 samples were positive for different parasites with the overall prevalence of 63.8%. The study revealed that gastrointestinal parasites and their eggs are still endemic in the study area which is indicative of a neglect of simple management practices which has a negative impact on Livestock production in Nigeria
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | March 28, 2017
Organizational Performance: Analysis of Transformational Leadership Style and Organizational Learning (Studies on the Government of DKI Jakarta)
Djoko Setyo Widodo, P. Eddy Sanusi Silitonga, Hapzi Ali
Page no 260-271 |
10.21276/sjhss.2017.2.3.9
This study aimed to analyze the influence of Transformational Leadership Style and Organizational Learning.
This study was a quantitative survey method. The population of this research is the elements of leadership SKPD (SKPD)
in Jakarta Provincial Government, consisting of offices and agencies that provide services directly to the public. SKPD in
Jakarta Provincial Government a number of 29. The target population in this study is the Head of Department and Head
of the Agency with all the head of the entire SKPD in Jakarta Provincial Government. The sample was Head of
Department and Head of the Agency and all as many as 163 people. Sampling method is done by census. This study uses
linear regression analysis techniques Bergnada. SPSS analysis tools 20.00. The results of this study is that the
Transformational Leadership Style and Organizational Learning positive and significant impact on Organizational
Performance. There are other factors that affect the performance of the organization in addition to the two variables
Transformational Leadership Style and Organizational Learning.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | March 28, 2017
Assessment of zinc, Lipid Profile and HB A1C in Sudanese with Type II Diabetes Mellitus in Khartoum State
Hani, M. Mohammed, Noon, B. Mohammed, Isam, M. Sadig
Page no 201-205 |
10.36348/sjmps.2017.v03i03.014
Type 2 diabetes mellitus is associated with increased metabolic processes and oxidative stress. The trace elements are important co-factors in these events. Thus this study was conducted to compare serum levels of lipid profile, Zinc and HbA1c between type 2 diabetic patients and normal controls. The study was designed to find out the relation between lipid profile levels to severity and complication of diabetes mellitus. Degree of lipid profile with antioxidants and blood glucose in Sudanese with type 2 diabetes mellitus. Total 400 human subjects, out of which100 healthy individuals of age group (years) were taken as control and 300 diabetic subjects of age group (years) were taken as cases. There was significant increase in the lipid profile except HDL cholesterol, which is decreased, also significant decrease in trace elements chromium and Zinc. Impaired metabolism of these minerals may have a contributory role in the progression of DM and later development of complications
CASE REPORT | March 28, 2017
Monoclonal gammopathy in systemic lupus: a case report
Dr. Hanane Khalki, Pr. Hasna Hassikou, Dr. Fatimazahra Haddani, Dr. Jamila Essouiri , Pr. Abdelaziz Khalloufi
Page no 48-51 |
10.21276/sjpm.2017.2.3.2
The occurrence of monoclonal gammopathy of undeterminate significance (MGUS) in an autoimmune disease
such as systemic lupus is not common but it is not as rare as the occurrence of a malignant disease such as Multiple
myeloma. The complexity of this association lies in the challenges of monitoring MGUS’s patients who are likely to
progress towards malignant hemopathy. Some risk factors for this progression have been described (rate of monoclonal
compound, paraprotein isotype, medullary plasmacytosis or even light chains). However, none of these factors taken
independently allows us to correctly categorize patients. Scores combining several of these factors have been proposed to
define groups of patients with different evolving risks. The aim of this work is to report this association (systemic lupus
and MGUS) in a 52 year old woman, in order to alert the clinicians about this eventuality when monitoring their lupus
patients.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | March 28, 2017
Epidemiology of Ectoparasites Infestation in Jos North, Plateau State, Nigeria
Kaze Paul Davou, Dogo Goni Abraham, Tanko James, Bialla Markus, Kogi Cecilia Asabe
Page no 206-210 |
10.36348/sjmps.2017.v03i03.015
A total of 54(47.4%) sheep and 60(52.6%) were observed infested with ectoparasites. The overall prevalence rate was 114 (100%).The major identified ectoparasites in sheep and goats were, ticks (47.3%, 52.7%), lice(27.1%, 72.9%), mite(42.0%, 58.0%), and fleas(28.6%, 71.4%) respectively. Six species of hard ticks (ixodidae) were found the animals examined consisting of Rhipicephalus evertsi (44.3%,55.7%), Amblyomma variegatum (52.0%, 48.0%), Boophilus decloratus (45.5%, 55.5%), R. appendiculatus (39.1%, 60.9%), Heamaphysalis leachi leachi (66.7%, 33.3%), R. sanguineus (56.3% 43.8%), one species of fleas (Ctenocephalis felis 28.65, 71.4%), two species of lices , Linognathus species (30.6%, 46.4%), and Bovicola species (20.0%, 80.0%) respectively. Psoroptes comunis (41.9%, 58.1%) and Sarcoptes scabiei (42.1%, 58.1%) were the identified mites in the study. The possible transmission of arthropod borne diseases to human may attributed by the co-habitation of the infested animals and Man. Routine and strategic control measures should be factored into production to increase profit and good health
RESEARCH ARTICLE | March 28, 2017
Effect of Motivation and Job Satisfaction on the Performance of Teachers in Mentari School Bintaro (MSB)
Adonia, Setyo Riyanto, Hapzi Ali
Page no Sch. Bull.; 2017, 3(3): 83-91 |
10.21276/sb.2017.3.3.2
Abstract: This study sought to understand and explain the effect of Motivation and Job Satisfaction on the teachers of Mentari School Bintaro (MSB). Sampling method used was purposive sampling, using 97 teachers as samples out of a population of 129. The use of 97 samples was the researcher’s justification based on the fulfillment of respondent response requirements for the eligibility of questionnaire data to be processed further. Eligible questionnaire data shall have corresponding response for each statement proposed and it shall not be outlier. Data collection method used was in the form of questionnaires, using Likert scale. Validity and reliability testing included the Pearson product moment and statistic Cronbach’s Alpha tests. Analytical method used to answer the hypotheses was multiple linear regressions. The results of the study showed that motivation and job satisfaction simultaneously had significant and positive effect on performance. In partial, motivation had significant and positive effect on the performance of the teachers. Likewise, job satisfaction also had significant and positive effect on the teachers’ performance. The highest correlation was between the dimension of extrinsic motivation found in motivation variable and the dimension of learning evaluation in performance variable. Improving teacher’s motivation by involving them in the school’s decision making, coupled with the school’s management support is expected to improve the teachers’ productivity, thus enabling the school to achieve its goals.
RESEARCH ARTICLE | March 28, 2017
Africanity and New Wave Popular Music Style in Nigeria: “Afro” Hip Hop Revisited1
Wale Adedeji
Page no Sch. Bull.; 2017, 3(3): 75-82 |
10.21276/sb.2017.3.3.1
Abstract: The concept of Africanity traverses many decades, being a socio-political ethos or cogitation perceived as manifest reaction against slavery and colonization. As a resistance mode, imbuement of the Africanity philosophy has shaped people of African descent in the Diaspora and many post-slavery generations all over the world in maintaining their African roots identity. This paper examines the concept of Africanity in the 21st Century Africa, using the Nigerian popular music scene as a paradigm. Against the backdrop of the present mainstream Hip hop music style referred to as ‘Afro hip hop’, the study will use music and video analytical procedures with the objective of identifying the various media through which hip hop artistes project their Africanity. It is quite evident that music artistes still strive to maintain their African identity despite subscribing to a Western originated music style. This is made manifest through language use, nomenclature, message, visual projection, and sonic arrangement among other parameters.
ORIGINAL RESEARCH ARTICLE | March 27, 2017
Interaction of ferrous gluconate with dextromethorphan, guaifenesin and caffeine and its application in bio-studies
Jian Zhang
Page no 195-200 |
10.36348/sjmps.2017.v03i03.013
UV spectroscopy shows that dextromethorphan, guaifenesin and caffeine bind to ferrous gluconate, causing their spectra to shift. From this change, it is calculated that the binding energy is in the order of caffeine > guaifenesin ≈ dextromethorphan. This is consisternt with the electrochemical/potentiometric data obtained in a previous study which detected electrons emitted from these drug-iron complexes if they were irradiated by UV light or connected to solutions having different electrochemical potentials. Based on the result of this study, ferrous gluconate is more useful for the rapid screening of the drug-heme or drug-iron interactions in biological/pharmacological systems than free (unbound) iron. It may also find utility in energy production, bio-sensing and photo-electronics.