In this article is discussed problems Low Energy Nuclear Reactions – with position unitary quantum theory. Probability of these phenomena more than predicts usual quantum theory for small energy.In this article is discussed problems Low Energy Nuclear Reactions – with position unitary quantum theory. Probability of these phenomena more than predicts usual quantum theory for small energy.

Ankyloglossia, also referred to as tongue-tie, is a congenital anomaly of the tongue characterized by short and sometimes anteriorly inserted frenulum. Ankyloglossia occurs in approximately 5% of newborn infants, at a male to- female ratio of 2.6:1(1). The clinical significance of ankyloglossia is a matter of controversy, particularly as it relates to breast-feeding difficulties; sore nipples (2), poor infant weight gain(2), neonatal dehydration (3), and shortened breast-feeding duration have been reported as possible consequences of ankyloglossia(2,4).

An experimental investigation was carried out to find out the performance and emissions of a diesel engine operated with CNG inducted into the engine and compared with that of using exhaust gas recirculation. A single cylinder, 4 stroke, and compression ignition engine was used. Behavior of the engine at 10%, 20%, 30%, 40% and 50% substitution of CNG with respect to Diesel was examined and compared them with behavior with induction of re-circulated exhaust gas. Several experimental cycles were conducted at various loads i.e., at 0.5, 1, 1.5, 2, 2.5, 3KW loads. Emissions such as NOx and UHC was measured by using multi gas exhaust analyzer.

Nowadays, consumer behaviouris influenced not only by consumer personalities and motivations, but also by the relationships within families. Family is a social group and it can be considered the cornerstone of consumers so it has a crucial place in the perception of marketing. Marketeers closely interested in this issue to know the family which changed and renewed in course of time. It provides a tremendous advantage for a marketeer to know the family structure and its consumption characteristics (Durmaz and Zengin, 2011: 53). In this study, the affect of cultural factors on consumer buying behaviour is investigated. A survey was conducted on 1400 people from the different parts of Turkey. The information acquired from the results are analyzed and interpreted by the computer packet programs. Turkey has seven regions. From each region two provinces are selected by random sampling method. A face to face survey was conducted on 100 people from each province and in total 1400 people participated in the survey. The information obtained from the results are analyzed and interpreted by the computer packet programs

Purpose- The objective of this study is assessing preparation level of the city of Zahedan in carrying out activities concerned with medical tourism. The objective is demonstrated in the framework of assessing the status quo of medical tourism in Zahedan in four areas of “hospital Facilities/Services”, “Hotels, Food and Beverage”, “Tourism Facilities” and “Governmental Factors”. Design/methodology/approach- The research method adopted in the study is descriptive-survey. The population of the research includes managers, medical experts from Zahedan hospitals. To attain the objectives a questionnaire was designed in four main parts of Zahedan medical tourist system based on Likert scale. Research limitations/implications- The limitation of this paper is the needs to find the hospital and health experts that have view about tourism industry in Zahedan. Practical implications- The main implication of this paper is for Zahedan city to do better for the health tourism management. Also this paper improves the health tourism system model in the developing countries . Originality/value- this paper exam the systematic model for managing medical tourism in Zahedan city as tourism destination. This systematic model explores the main elements of medical tourism destination. Findings-The results showed that Zahedan has some shortcomings in carrying out activities concerning medical tourism. The shortcomings include low costs of treatment and accommodation, having no various historical and recreational places, having no experts in treatment, endemic diseases, no serving of a diet appropriate to patients and bad attitudes among people of other towns.

Collective choice has been a topic of research for many years. Recent research has focused on individual’s trust in government and how a lack of trust can actually lead to an increase in the size of government; and, as the size of government increases, we may again see a further increase in the lack of trust in government. (Garen & Clark, 2011). As I thought about this interesting result I concluded it would be worthwhile to step back and look at this issue through the lens of a constrained optimization problem. In this paper, I solve for an individual making a constrained choice between work and political activity to identify some baseline stylistic characteristics of what may or may not cause increased political activity among individuals.

The much publicised success of some microfinance institutions and their swift expansion in recent years Suggest microfinance could be a potential policy tool in poverty alleviation. Available empirical evidence from existing research shows some positive impacts made in poverty alleviation from some microfinance programmes. This paper intends to add to the existing literature on the industry by evaluating the expenditure pattern of clients who have received loans from the Sinapi Aba Trust, a Ghanaian microfinance institution. We collected data on clients of the scheme. Our data show that expenditure pattern of old clients is greater than that of new clients, even though the latter on average receive larger volumes of credit. In this study, we construct expenditure indicators, finding that years of membership duration with the SAT lending scheme matters in clients’ expenditure. The results show that old clients are more likely to purchase assets and spend on food, expand their businesses, and spend larger amounts on their children’s education than new clients.

Basically a vacuum pump is the most essential component of any vacuum system which is accountable to bring into being the required vacuum in the sealed setup, to accomplish a certain process. But for the broad vacuum range, all the vacuums cannot be generated by a single vacuum pump. Consequently, various pumps of distinct types are used to properly generate the vacuum of diverse ranges. Therefore, the selection of suitable vacuum pump or pumps to produce the required vacuum, for a particular vacuum work, is of primary importance. There are many factors that affect the suitable pump selection. In this paper, proper guidelines highlighting key criteria for selecting an appropriate vacuum pump, supportive for proper vacuum production has briefly been discussed that can make the task of pump selection simpler and exact.

The informational efficiency is a topic that animated the debate between financial theorists. The richness and diversity of works that have attempted to study the efficiency reflect the great interest granted by the academic and professional community to this theme. The starting point for efficient market hypothesis is information. In fact, it is according to the nature of information (past, public or non-public) considered that the form of efficiency is determined. Eugene FAMA distinguishes between three forms of efficiency (weak form, semi-strong form, and strong form). The first two forms were generally validated by econometric tests. The third form remains controversial and difficult to verify. In Morocco, the issue of stock market efficiency is a current topic which deserves to be studied. Through this article, we set three main objectives: to test the informational efficiency of Casablanca Stock Exchange, to determine the elements affecting this efficiency and to propose measures to improve it.

Hypertensive diseases of pregnancy are among the first causes of severe maternal morbidity and mortality especially in developing countries. In developed countries, eclampsia is a rare event, but remains responsible for a significant maternal mortality. For over a century, magnesium sulfate is widely used in the United States in many obstetric indications including the treatment of eclampsia crises. There appears to be no consensus to treat or prevent seizures by magnesium sulfate. However, a large, multicentre, randomised trial compared the efficacy of magnesium sulfate with diazepam or phenytoin in eclamptic women. In this trial, magnesium sulfate was associated with a significantly lower rate of recurrent seizures and lower rate of maternal death than that observed with other anticonvulsants. The main objective of magnesium sulfate prophylaxis in women with preeclampsia is to prevent or reduce the rate of eclampsia and complications associated with eclampsia.However, several arguments balance a wide use of magnesium sulfate: the prevalence of eclampsia in the Western world is very low, the use of magnesium sulfate does not affect the neonatal morbidity and mortality, and it is associated with a high rate of side effects, sometimes severe, such as respiratory depression. Prescription the magnesium sulfate must depend the benefit / risk is directly correlated to theprevalence of eclampsia in the risk group considered report. Despiteseveral meta-analyzes and randomized studies methodologically unassailable with proven benefits in the treatment and prevention of eclampsia, despite the Guidelines for Clinical Practice of several learnedsocieties have formalized its Terms of Use, the use of this molecule remains controversial. Many obstetricians consider that the risks of this treatment outweigh the benefits. This raises questions on the role of this treatment in preventing the occurrence of eclampsia. We report three cases of poisoning by magnesium sulfate in the trea