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Novel opto-electronic and plastic fibre sensors by Ioannides, Nicos

Published 1998

“…The middle POF is coupled to a red LED and emits light onto a flat target with the two outer fibres receiving the reflected light from the target and guiding it to two silicon PIN photodiodes. Theoretical investigations on the behaviour of the sensor are presented for ranges between 0 mm and 100 mm, and for targets with different reflectivities. …”

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Pharmacy students' knowledge and perceptions about pharmacovigilance in Malaysian public universities by Elkalmi, Ramadan Mohamed, Hassali, Mohamed Azmi, Ibrahim, Mohamed Izham M, Widodo, Riyanto T, Efan, Qais MA, Hadi, Muhammad Abdul

Published 2011

“…A cross-sectional study was conducted between December 1, 2010, and January 31, 2010, using a validated self-administered questionnaire delivered to a sample of 510 final-year (fourth-year) pharmacy students at 5 Malaysian public universities. …”

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Evaluation of the understanding of antibiotic resistance among Malaysian pharmacy students at public universities: an exploratory study by Rajiah, Kingston, Wong, S.Ren, Jamshed, Shazia Qasim

Published 2015

“…Methods This is a cross-sectional study conducted on final-year undergraduate pharmacy students from 5 public universities. …”

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Pharmacotherapy virtual attachment during COVID-19 pandemic: use of online experiential assessment in a Malaysian pharmacy school by Elnaem, Mohamed Hassan Abdelaziz, Nazar, Nor Ilyani, Ab Rahman, Norny Syafinaz

Published 2020

“…Alongside this, a revised online final assessment was also designed.…”

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Tourism development, community participation and community empowerment : the case of Shiraz in Iran by Hamedi, Maryam

Published 2016

“…Drawing of analysis of the results of the primary research, the major findings of this research are as follows: 1) Tourism literature has not paid enough attention to the importance of the impact of power relations and prevailing socio-political conditions of different contexts on the tourism development process. 2) Tourism development in the context of developing countries is generally challenged by a set of operational and structural obstacles. 3) The study suggests that adopting a participatory approach could, economically and socially, contribute to community empowerment; however, it is not the final solution. 4) In the context of Iran and other developing countries with similar conditions, there is a need for a strong political power to adopt and implement participatory tourism development approach. 5) Analysis of the results indicates that the level of community participation is co-related to the level of community empowerment. …”

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