Study Of Phenothiazine On p53 Core Domain Mutant Y220C: Finding The Anti-tumor Activity Of Phenothiazine

Naqvi, Asif; Sheth, Hardik; Kumar, Vijay; Suchindran, H S; Gupta, V.

doi:10.1038/npre.2011.6135

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“…Thus, the total number of SMSs sent to the participants became 5000 SMSs. This method of data collection is called Push SMS application system where [14]) stated that a Push SMS application system is basically whereby a message is been sent from any prospective like application, person, company or governmental agency to the users, customers or citizens. As per the quantitative approach of survey, from 5000 distributed questionnaires, 1257 questionnaires were returned.…”

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Skills and Factors of e-Government: Case Study of Sultanate of Oman

Salmi¹

2017

IJIMT

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Every government is seeking to provide the best services to its country to achieve efficiency and accepted performance. This goal could be achieved by improving the service performance of the entire sectors in society. Revealing key elements of e-government factors and skills that would affect the success of e-Government is the study priority goal. Hence, the purpose of this research is to investigate and explore the factors that drive the e-government implementation and adoption that would affect the government performance as well as the success in Sultanate of Oman. Thus, the study outcomes should be the guidance to conduct e-government projects in Sultanate of Oman to reduce and eliminate as much as possible the failure possibilities. The study should also provide roadmaps and guidelines for future researchers and policy makers on the project in general and focused in citizen's determinants for e-government services that would enhance the Citizen-government relationship.

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Skills and Factors of e-Government: Case Study of Sultanate of Oman

Salmi¹

2017

IJIMT

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“…To date, FTWs have been deployed by the National Institute for Biotechnology and Genetics Engineering (NIBGE) at 21 sites in Pakistan and have improved the quality of ∼800 million m 3 of wastewater in 8 years at a total cost of ∼ $100,000 (Table ). These FTWs have been highly appreciated by local authorities, industry, nongovernmental organizations and the public …”

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Full-Scale Floating Treatment Wetlands in Pakistan: From Performance Evaluation to Public Acceptance

Arslan,

Siddique,

Müller

et al. 2023

ACS EST Water

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Many communities in Pakistan use unsafe water polluted by domestic or industrial activities. Water treatment infrastructure is hardly in place, while the country's socioeconomics jeopardizes its maintenance and improvement. Especially in rural areas, any cost-effective and passive solution to improve water quality is a boon. Here we present the successful application of a full-scale floating treatment wetland (FTW) for attenuating the pollutant concentration in a crude oil wastewater pit. Floating rafts, covering about 1/3 of the pit's water surface area (10,000 m 2 ), were established using indigenous wetland plants. Successful removal of organics (>97%), hydrocarbons (99.6%), total dissolved solids (82%), heavy metals, and toxicity was recorded within six-months. Mass balance confirmed removal of organics up to 2.63 × 10 5 , whereas carbon sequestration by FTW was 2.11 × 10 3 kg. About 500,000 m 3 of wastewater received treatment at a cost of US $0.0184 per m 3 , which was later reduced to US$0.0033 per m 3 . A cross-sectional survey illuminated that application of the FTW positively impacted the lives of local communities. The FTW also became a new habitat for native bird species, thus underscoring the improved water quality and highlighting the study's alignment with the United Nations Environment Program for better conditions for water supply and biodiversity.

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Study Of Phenothiazine On p53 Core Domain Mutant Y220C: Finding The Anti-tumor Activity Of Phenothiazine

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Skills and Factors of e-Government: Case Study of Sultanate of Oman

Skills and Factors of e-Government: Case Study of Sultanate of Oman

Full-Scale Floating Treatment Wetlands in Pakistan: From Performance Evaluation to Public Acceptance

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