The enterprise culture: an acquired taste? by Gray, Colin W. J. A.

“…Economically, most human economic activity is seen as bounded and determined by the socio-economic structures in which groups of people find themselves at any given time and place. …”
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Computational analysis on stent geometries in carotid artery by Paisal, Muhammad Sufyan Amir

“…From observation, stent Type VI was seen to show the highest score for TAWSS, which was 2.98 in overall physiological condition. …”
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Influence of alkali resistant (AR) glass in porcelain clay for vitrified clay pipes by Hanapi, Muhammad Ikhmal

“…Based on the microstructure image, it can be seen that the reduction of porosity and increasing of glassy phase was corresponded to the addition of AR glass and rising of sintering temperature. …”
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Islamic mathematical sciences by Shuriye, Abdi Omar, Daoud, Jamal Ibrahim

“…In Islam Mathematics is seen as an important tool for life. The Qur’an considers the rules of mathematics to be a pathway to discover God’s will. …”
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Research supervision - promoting research achievements by connecting with students and creating a relational experience by Richter, Nicola

“…The requirement to undertake research and dissertation writing can sometimes be seen by students as a ‘duty’; something removed from their chosen work (unless they aim for academic careers), and therefore, something they dread doing. …”
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Can true crime be feminist? by Beddows, Amy

“…It has been a difficult year to be a woman. We have seen the murders (and hideous disrespect) of Nicola Smallman and Bibaa Henry, the ‘unexplained’ death of Blessing Olusegun and the killing of Sarah Everard by one of those we are supposed to trust. …”
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Islamic mathematical sciences by Shuriye, Abdi Omar, Daoud, Jamal Ibrahim

“…In Islam Mathematics is seen as an important tool for life. The Qur’an considers the rules of mathematics to be a pathway to discover God’s will. …”
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Islamic banks' dilemma between ideals and practice: debt or equity by Sadique, Muhammad Abdurrahman

“…Equity financing modes currently adopted by Islamic banks are seen to be based on debt-based formats, originally developed for implementation in in interest-based financing system. …”
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Islamic perspective: the aesthetics of plants in the built environment by Abu Bakar, Aniza

“…Islamic perspective is also being emphasised as to briefly relate to the hard-sciences and the revealed knowledge. This is seen as an important aspect as a person needs to be drawn back to the creator while realising the reasons of Allah SWT creations as some might be too amazed by the advancement of the current technology that they forget the ultimate power behind it.…”
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The challenges of democracy and democratisation in Africa and Middle East by Tar, Usman A.

“…In discussions on the spread and prospects of democracy in the global south, Africa and Middle East are often depicted as less democratic, indeed undemocratic, regions. Both are seen as ridden with dictators, monarchies and dynastic rulers. …”
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The human voice and the texture of experience by Karpf, Anne

“…This article explores the representation of the voice in texts about oral history over the years, arguing that too often it has been seen as a mechanism for retrieving otherwise inaccessible testimony rather than as a rich medium in its own right. …”
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Wideband and multiband antennas for multi-configuration mode applications by Idris, Izni Husna

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Qur’an and archeological discoveries: evidence from the Near East by Yaseen, Ghassan Taha

“…These include the city of Babel (Babylon) in Iraq, “such things as came down at Babylon to the angels Harut and Marut” (Surah Al Baqarah 2: 102), the city of Iram (Ubar) in Yemen “Have you not seen how your Lord dealt with ‘Ad? The residents of Iram, the city of lofty pillars, the like of which had never been built in other cities” (Surah Al Fajr 89: 6-8), the city of Saba in Yemen, “For the people of Saba (Sheba, presently a town in Yemen) there was indeed a sign in their dwelling place: two gardens - one to the right and one to the left.” …”
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Defining optimum quality of healthcare spaces through usability: case study on labour delivery room designs in Malaysian public hospitals by Mohd Nawawi, Norwina

“…As a conclusion, although Malaysian culture are seen as a tolerable culture, accepting and adapting to circumstances whatever it may be to fit how ones work and go on with life, as there were no complains to how the design of healthcare spaces had been received from users once handed over. …”
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Does subject matter, matter? - a comparison of student engagement in culturally diverse classrooms in urban, cosmopolitan higher education institutions in the UK by Bamford, Jan, Djebbour, Yaz, Pollard, Lucie

“…The issue of students’ engagement in their learning in higher education can be seen to be at the very heart of the contemporary higher education debate in the UK. …”
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Moon Phases: A Brief Overview of Android Application Development in Science Subject by Hashim, Suhaizal, Haikal, Rosyasya, Mohamed Zahir, Nur Zahira, Zulkifli, Nurul Nadwa, Che Lah, Noor Hidayah, Firdaus, Aji Akbar

“…The part of the moon that can be seen is from the reflection of sunlight and it depends on the position of the moon in its orbit. …”
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Authoring a dialogical working knowledge: A bakhtinian approach by Ahmad, Che Mahzan

“…Dialogical encounters are seen as one of the key principal of authoring that enables new working knowledge to emerge. …”
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Challenges of public and/or private enforcement of the Corporate Governance code by Mohd. Sulaiman, Aiman @ Nariman

“…The introduction of Codes is seen as a compromise allowing companies the flexibility to tailor some of its corporate governance processes to its own needs. …”
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Nostra aetate and the Islamic perspective of inter-religious dialogue by Shehu, Fatmir Mehdi

“…Amicable Islamic-Christian inter-religious dialogue is thus seen as the only hope against obstacles that make religious co-existence difficult, and for bringing peace and harmony to the Muslim and Christian communities in particular and humanity in general.…”
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COX-2 inhibitors: a potential target for drug therapy in the management of colorectal cancer by Ryan, A R, Rosita, A R, Khalid, Kamarul Ariffin, Qureshi, Akhtar

“…Elevated expression of COX-2, an induced cyclooxygenase isoenzyme, has been seen in colonic adenomas and colorectal carcinoma. …”
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