Line Width Variation due to Global Topography

Kim, Jin‐Young; Lee, Eun-Mi; Lee, Young-Mi; Seo, Eun-Jung; Sohn, Dong-Soo; Sohn, Young-Soo; Bak, Heung-Jin; Oh, Hye−Keun

doi:10.1143/jjap.39.6957

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“…The study enrolls (2433) employees from (16) Maintaining health behaviors and having good health status are associated with less absenteeism (10) .…”

Section: Part Ii: Discussion Of the Housekeeping Services Staff Healt...mentioning

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Impact of Work Environment upon Housekeeping Services Staff's Health Status at Medical City in Baghdad City

Aziz¹,

jasim²,

Kamal³

2018

INJNS

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Objective(s): To evaluate housekeeping services staff work environment and their health status, as well as to determine the impact of the work environment upon their health status.Methodology: A descriptive design is employed throughout the present study to evaluate housekeeping services staff work environment and their health status, as well as to determine the impact of the work environment upon their health status from November 3rd 2017 to June 30th 2018. A purposive “nonprobability” sample of (101) housekeeping staff is selected for the present study. An instrument is constructed for the purpose of the study and it is consists of (2) parts: (I) Evaluation of work environment, and (II) Evaluation of housekeeping staff's health status. A pilot study is conducted for the determination of the instrument’s validity and reliability. The content validity of the instrument is determined by panel of (35) experts. So, the instrument is considered adequately valid measure after performing the modifications that based on the experts’ responses. The internal consistency reliability is determined through split-half technique and the computation of Cronbach alpha correlation coefficient of (r=0.87) which is indicated that the instrument is adequately reliable measure. Data are collected through the use of the study instrument and the structured interview technique as means of data collection. Data are analyzed through descriptive statistical analysis approach of frequency, percentage, mean, total score and range and inferential statistical data analysis approach of linear regression.Results: The study indicates that the work environment is moderately risky (92.1%) andthe housekeeping staff health status is ranging between fair (42.6%) to good (42.6%) for most of them. The biological, chemical and physical aspects of work environment have great impact upon the housekeeping services staff health status.Recommendations: The study recommends that work environment can be monitored to maintain occupational health and safety; periodic medical examination has to be initiated and presented to the housekeeping services staff and further research can be conducted on different settings and large sample size.

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“…The study enrolls (2433) employees from (16) Maintaining health behaviors and having good health status are associated with less absenteeism (10) .…”

Section: Part Ii: Discussion Of the Housekeeping Services Staff Healt...mentioning

confidence: 99%

Impact of Work Environment upon Housekeeping Services Staff's Health Status at Medical City in Baghdad City

Aziz¹,

jasim²,

Kamal³

2018

INJNS

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“…With increasing topographical variability and surface roughness, variability in habitat types and their diverse spatial configurations, as well as variation in the soil environment, will increase, and this will result in high species diversity 51,52,62,63 . In comparison, topographical variability and surface roughness in northern forests are lower because of the relatively gentle topography and small variation in elevation due to historical geological reasons and weaker rainfall erosion 69,70 . Therefore, E h values are greater for southern forests than for northern forests.…”

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Integrative models explain the relationships between species richness and productivity in plant communities

Wang

Chiarucci

Arratia³

2019

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The relationship between plant productivity and species richness is one of the most debated and important issues in ecology. Ecologists have found numerous forms of this relationship and its underlying processes. However, theories and proposed drivers have been insufficient to completely explain the observed variation in the forms of this relationship. Here, we developed and validated integration models capable of combining twenty positive or negative processes affecting the relationship. The integration models generated the classic humped, asymptotic, positive, negative and irregular forms and other intermediate forms of the relationship between plant richness and productivity. These forms were linked to one another and varied according to which was considered the dependent variable. The total strengths of the different positive and negative processes are the determinants of the forms of the relationship. Positive processes, such as resource availability and species pool effects, can offset the negative effects of disturbance and competition and change the relationship. This combination method clarifies the reasons for the diverse forms of the relationship and deepens our understanding of the interactions among processes.

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Line Width Variation due to Global Topography

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Impact of Work Environment upon Housekeeping Services Staff's Health Status at Medical City in Baghdad City

Impact of Work Environment upon Housekeeping Services Staff's Health Status at Medical City in Baghdad City

Integrative models explain the relationships between species richness and productivity in plant communities

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