Content learning in Japanese and English medium instruction: comparing chemistry learning outcomes in Japanese higher education by Aizawa, I

“…The study found that while the quantitative findings unveiled no differences in content learning outcomes according to the medium of instruction, the qualitative evidence revealed that EMI students encountered a greater level of challenges than their JMI counterparts. …”

CipherTrace: automatic detection of ciphers from execution traces by Hassanin, MA

“…Finally, we report the findings, observations, limitations, and assert the feasibility and scalability of the concept, the dynamic analysis approach, as well as the technique applied to identify cryptographic (crypto) elements to classify a cipher. …”

Financial constraints and propagation of shocks in production networks by Demir, B, Javorcik, B, Michalski, TK, Ors, E

“…We find that this relatively minor shock had a nontrivial economic impact on exposed firms and propagated downstream through affected suppliers. …”

Dividend policy revisited : a Singapore perspective. by Chin, Shi Yin., Yeo, Chong Kiat., Ng, Yan Leng.

“…This paper aims to find the relationship between dividends and the market price of a company's share in the Singapore context. …”
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Transport phenomena of immiscible fluids in microchannels by Yin, Shuai

“…To demonstrate the generality of the proposed method, the control strategy was applied to four typical oil fluids, all of which had gone through thoughtful tests with success considering different hydrodynamic characteristics. …”
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Molecular and immunological profiling of Bartonella spp. in shelter cat population in Peninsular Malaysia by Alias, Nurul Najwa Ainaa

“…Meanwhile, 8.0% (8/100) Bartonella DNA were detected in flea from 100 cats. All the positive amplicon were sent for sequencing. …”
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Carlibration parameters of social force model (SFM) for customized personal mobility devices (PMD) by Yuan, Liqiang

“…Nowadays, PMDs (personal mobility device) are widely used in all over the world, especially in east Asia, as it is very eco-friendly and convenient for people to go to work or travel around the city. …”
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Exploratory study of school social work and counselling practices in Singapore secondary schools - implications for schools and practitioners by Lim, Adrian Peng Ann.

“…This largely qualitative study first used a short preliminary survey which was sent to all secondary schools to find out the extent of school social work and counselling services available. …”
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Effects of quarantine in imperfect disease control by Yang, Jiongcheng

“…At the same time, some similar symptoms are also observed in other areas all over the world. In this project, to find the regular pattern of the spreading and quarantine, we build a scale-free network to simulate based on the previous studies. …”
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Hedonic and non-hedonic bias toward the future by Greene, Preston, Latham, Andrew J., Miller, Kristie, Norton, James

“…While, as predicted, we found first-person hedonic future-bias, we did not find that participants were time-neutral in all other conditions. …”
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Meet. Choose. Love by Ang, Dylan Zixuan, Leong, Linette Jiaru, Poh, Olivia Kailing

“…Young people have more choices than ever, but despite that, still struggle to find true love. Through it all, the concept of choice has always been the essence of romantic love, and our project looks at how this is being expressed when it comes to dating.…”
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Design of RF front-end circuit blocks for low-power applications by Lim, Kok Meng

“…This report aims to provide a comprehensive review as well as the design of the various high frequency circuits found in almost all the transceivers in the market today. Wireless communication has become a natural part of everyone’s life, its presence can be seen all around. …”
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Universal machine learning classifier using extreme learning machines by Chen, Jinnan

“…Through tuning the hyperparameters of the proposed model, we plotted the figures to find the correlation between the performance and the optimum hyperparameters. …”
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Overcoming endurance issue : UAV-enabled communications with proactive caching by Xu, Xiaoli, Zeng, Yong, Guan, Yong Liang, Zhang, Rui

“…As the formulated problem is NP-hard in general, we propose efficient algorithms to find high-quality approximate solutions for it. Numerical results are provided to corroborate our study and show the great potential of proactive caching for overcoming the endurance issue in UAV-enabled communications.…”
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Mathematical models of liquid crystals and related materials by Taylor, J

“…Unlike Onsager’s free energy density, the non-trivial solutions to the new model all have non-trivial support, im- plying two-sided variations cannot find solutions. …”

The visual field of blackness : identity formation through the self and the other. by Yasyeera Abdul Rahim.

“…You find no wrong in being in the dark and in fact, your surrounding becomes part of who you are. …”
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A counterexample to the coarse Menger conjecture by Nguyen, T, Scott, A, Seymour, P

“…<p>Menger’s well-known theorem from 1927 characterizes when it is possible to find k vertex-disjoint paths between two sets of vertices in a graph G. …”

Ramanujan's convolution sum twisted by Dirichlet characters by Aygin, Zafer Selcuk, Hong, Nankun

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Optimal gain sensing of quantum-limited phase-insensitive amplifiers by Nair, Ranjith, Tham, Guo Yao, Gu, Mile

“…Phase-insensitive optical amplifiers uniformly amplify each quadrature of an input field and are of both fundamental and technological importance. We find the quantum limit on the precision of estimating the gain of a quantum-limited phase-insensitive amplifier using a multimode probe that may also be entangled with an ancilla system. …”
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Religious restrictions, country wealth, and religious violence : a global analysis by Tan, Malcolm Si-An

“…Utilising cross-national time-series analysis of data from 175 countries spanning 1991 – 2018, this study finds that countries which spend a larger share of their wealth to impose restrictions on minority, majority, or all religions are more likely to experience higher levels of religious hostilities and violence. …”
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