Testing and marketing commercial accounting software packages : the case of BMS financials. by Chua, Lionel., Lee, Fong Lay., Siong, Guan-Cheng.

“…In mid-1995, the company invited our student group to undertake these testing activities, as it was at the development phase where it required independent testers with accounting knowledge to perform objective testing on BMS Financials. Through a ‘finding and fixing’ process, our task was to establish confidence that the software was a quality product ready for market release. …”
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An empirical study on the effects of promotion of corporate social responsibility on employees’ organizational citizenship behaviors. by Huang, WanQing., Liew, Shi Min., Lee Ping, Joyce.

“…The research was conducted through a survey of 312 participants from five different organizations, based in Singapore. Our key findings are that the degree of promotion of CSR by the organization relates positively to employees’ perceptions of CSR. …”
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Predictive elements of the stock market in the foothball industry. by Seek, Kah Hoe., Tay, Henry Yong Qiang., Wong, Tracee Sze Wah.

“…Additionally, we categorized our data into different competitions namely; domestic league, domestic cups and international competitions. In our findings, we identified that results from the domestic league have the strongest influence on stock returns as its beta is approximately five times more than the other two independent variables. …”
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A study on factors affecting receptivity to traditional chinese medicine In Singapore. by Chu, Hui Wen., Liu, Jia., Tan, Pei Ting.

“…The identified factors were further grouped into five constructs namely credibility, social support, clinic features, promotional means and clinic image. Our research findings showed credibility as the most important construct, followed by social support, in affecting the non- and rare users’ receptivity to TCM. …”
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Sorptive properties of biofilm matrix for heavy metal sequestering by Elisa Tiaras

“…Despite polysaccharide quantification and protein quantification that did not indicate significant differences between the 4 strains, further findings from proteomics analysis may provide a greater insight to how Pel and Psl affect the biofilm.…”
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Predictors of weight loss in overweight Singaporean males in the Singapore Adult Metabolism Study (SAMS). by Tay, Yu Juan.

“…Baseline Disinhibition was also marginally associated with weight loss (p=0.06, B=-0.422). These findings suggest that by looking at the Disinhibition scores and gym session attendance, we can predict weight loss for overweight male participants in Singapore.…”
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Perceptions of females participating in a perceived ‘masculine sport’ : dragon boat by Vijaikumar Rangabashayam

“…Therefore, the Athletic Identity of an individual is a relevant factor in the perception of female athletes participating in Dragon Boat. These findings lead to the discussion of potential barriers posed by the perceptions on females participating in the sport of Dragon Boat. …”
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Design and development of indoor navigation system using RFID technology by Aye Myat May Thin

“…The implementation of the Indoor Navigation System includes finding the appropriate hardware, in this case, RFID tags and readers and android tablet. …”
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Quasi-uniform codes and information inequalities using group theory by Eldho Kuppamala Puthenpurayil Thomas

“…We then address the question of finding linear inequality violators for n = 5 and obtain the smallest group violators of two linear inequalities. …”
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Age-related functional compensation in novelty and relational encoding of scenes : a brain activation and functional connectivity study by Leow, Dayton Wei Yang

“…However, functional connectivity results generally revealed an age-related increase in IFG-hippocampus/parahippocampus functional connectivity for both novelty and relational encoding of scenes, which served a compensatory function for high performing older adults. The present findings pose theoretical contribution to the research in aging.…”
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Role of polyamines in biofilm - based water decontamination by Chan, Henry Chun Loong

“…In our study, the results obtained confirmed that the presence of putrescine and spermidine did indeed inhibit biofilm formation. However, this finding was only valid in mutants that were able to produce their own putrescine and spermidine. …”
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A study of the roles of colour and shape in the perception of perfume by Chan, Wei Wen, Chow, Aileen Ooi Leng, Fong, Chui Jin

“…Implications for the findings and suggestions for future research will also be discussed.…”
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Characterization of progesterone receptor isoform-selective activities of progesterone receptor modulators in breast cancer cells. by Leo, Joyce Ching Li.

“…This study suggest that the effects of PRMs is pathway-selective: antiprogestins mediated growth-inhibitory effect through both PR-A and PR-B but antiprogestins mediated distinct effects on cell morphology, focal adhesion and the expression of cell adhesion genes in cells expressing either PR-A or PR-B. Moreover, findings in this study imply that the functional difference between PR-A and PR-B are PR ligand-dependent. …”
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Experimental and numerical investigation of expanding tubes by Ravindrababu Suraj

“…A recommendation was made to use tubes with moderate thickness and high expansion ratio based upon the findings of Taguchi’s method of experiments method. …”
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Political market imperfections and the political incentives for the provision of social services : a case study of two states in India by Taisha Grace Antony

“…Using macroeconomic data from 1961 to 20 I I, this thesis undertakes a case study on two states in India - Kerala and Uttar Pradesh- to demonstrate that a state with better informed voters, political competition among two credible political parties, as well as voters who are less ethnically fragmented on policy issues, is likely to be more efficient in its public expenditure policies than a state made up of relatively uninformed voters, non-credible political competition among multiple parties, and a highly ethnically divided population . These findings have significant implications for policy implementation, and need to be addressed in order to effectively reform the provision of essential social services.…”
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Visualising mathematics for little ones by Tho, Shi Yee

“…Using this experience, I intend to change the attitudes of children having difficulties with mathematics by designing a tool to let them appreciate the process of finding mathematical answers. Through research, there are various interesting tools to help children seek basic sums such as the well known abacus, and a mechanical pocket calculator named the “Curta” designed by Curt Herzstark. …”
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Study of environmental quality along walking and cycling pathways by Chang, Yong Sheng

“…With the increasing popularity of personal mobility devices (PMDs), as well as the implementation of a “Walk Cycle Ride SG” lifestyle by the government, land-scarce Singapore finds itself struggling to offer dedicated spaces to both pedestrians and cyclists. …”
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Data collection instruments for active trips in Singapore by Fern, Li Hui

“…A travel behaviour survey was conducted using intercept and online survey methods. The findings from the survey allowed for recommendations to be drafted which include improvements to existing facilities and infrastructures to roadshow safety awareness programmes. …”
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The application of three-dimensional radar display for holding stack management by Tan, Alicia Jia Yi

“…This report will provide results and findings of the workload that the subjects experienced and their performance, comparing between 2D and 2D+3D display experiment. …”
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You look familiar … but what’s your name? Word learning in Singaporean older adults by Tan, Justina Yu Han

“…However, while younger adults were negatively affected by the familiarization task, older adults seemed to benefit from the additional exposure. The findings suggest that age differences in word learning may require specialized learning methods to meet different needs.…”
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