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The confrontation between the software professionals and legacy system is one of the major issues in the software engineering field. Efforts made in this regard for the formation of the Re-engineering process. The modern software industry is producing quality oriented software rather they go only for producing mere software. The reengineering process is developed for the evolution of legacy software products in the current cutting edge global scenario; besides other this specific area lacks some compact review and inspection precautions. The authors of the research paper focused their efforts on the missing corners of inspection and review the robustness is obtained through incorporating each state of the art method in the process while taking care for the project variation under the harmonious flexibility .Initially the idea is planted in the student's project's soil. The result may be helpful in the desire for efficient review and inspections contribution in software reengineering process for modern technological and corporate needs.Agile processes improve the relations between stakeholders, decrease documents and other non-coding artifacts, so they speed up development greatly. In other words, agility doesn't build stronger bridges, it destroy the need of bridges. I think consistent and comprehensive naming is the secret of better relationships. If the parameters which affect the names are known, a naming convention is better developed. The element position in architecture is one of the most important parameters. For example if the element is a class in UI Layers of Ordering Component, the name of it can be OrderForm. Form is a suffix which is added to all UI classes and Order in an entity which is located in ordering subsystem.Architecture is a pattern which is recurring through the system, when each name is related to architecture, they repeat consistently too. In this poster we present this idea by describing various examples using the method. We show how structural view(class diagrams) and behavioral view(sequence diagrams) can lead naming.14th Asia-Pacific Software Engineering Conference

Background and Purpose: Sporotrichosis is a subcutaneous and chronic fungal infection that is caused by a dimorphic fungus, namely Sporothrix schenckii sensu lato. Lymphocutaneous sporotrichosis is the most clinical form, which accounts for nearly 80% of the cases of cutaneous sporotrichosis. Platelets contain several substances with antimicrobial properties. Regarding this, the present study was performed to investigate the effect of blood-based biomaterials, especially platelets in the treatment of lymphocutaneous sporotrichosis. Materials and Methods: This study was performed on 12 golden hamsters, divided into three groups of control, platelet-rich plasma, and platelet lysate. For the purpose of the study, Sporothrix conidia suspension was injected subcutaneously on the back of the animals. After the induction of subcutaneous lesions, the Gomori methenamine silver method was applied to verify lymphocutaneous sporotrichosis. Subsequently, plasma-rich platelet and platelet lysate were injected into the created lesions in the animals in 3-day intervals (due to the short lifetime of platelets). In the final sage, skin tissue samples were examined to check for the presence of yeast cells and their quantification. Results: The data were indicative of the presence of yeast cells with/without bud in the tissue of lymphocutaneous sporotrichosis lesions in the infected animals. Histological investigation revealed that each of the two biomaterials under study (i.e., plasma-rich platelet and platelet lysate) played a positive role in the removal of the yeast cells of sporotrichosis. Conclusion: The results of this study showed that both plasma-rich platelet and platelet lysate were able to effectively prevent from the progression of cutaneous sporotrichosis. Accordingly, much attention has been given to new therapies, including treatment with blood-derived biomaterials.

Introduction: Oral health is an important factor affecting quality of life. This research examined the correlates of demand for basic dental services among the Iranian households. Materials & Methods: This research was a secondary data analysis of cross-sectional data in which the data extracted from National Survey of Iran’s Household Income and Expenditure Survey-2018 were analyzed. The study sample included 17548 eligible households from whole country. The logistic regression model was used to analyze demand for basic dental services. Three regression models were estimated. Results: The probability of demand for basic dental services was reduced as households’ heads were more educated, non-married or unemployed (p value < 0.05). The probabilities of demand for basic dental services were higher among households of higher income quintiles comparing to the first income quintile (p value < 0.05). Furthermore, the probability of demand for basic dental services was higher among those households with elderlies aged more than 70 years old or those households with children aged between 6-12 years old (p value < 0.05). Conclusion: The possibility of demand for basic dental services was correlated to demographic and economic factors as well as age component of household’s members. As a result, dental health policymakers should pay attention to demographic and economic status and age status of population.