The 'Turnbull guidelines' proof and evidence under the Malaysian Evidence Act 1950 by Kamarudin, Abdul Rani

“…A failure to follow the guidelines is likely to result in conviction of the accused being quashed by a superior court, and an order for retrial of the case, as the omission would occasion a failure of justice. …”
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Unacceptable circumstances in takeovers by Ambaras Khan, Mushera Bibi

“…This will in turn ensure that the interest of shareholders, especially the minority, in circumstances where the control of a company is likely to change, is protected. This will indirectly protect the integrity of the securities markets with a view to maintaining investor confidence in the capital market. …”
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Modelling determinants of voluntary carbon disclosure in Malaysian property sector by Ufere, Kalu Joseph

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Automatic visual-spatial perspective taking in alcohol-dependence: a study with happy emotional faces by Cox, Sharon, Maurage, Pierre, O'Connor, Richard, Chandler, Chris, Riggs, Kevin J.

“…Future research should explore which 'real-world' settings are likely to trigger social confusion and misunderstanding.…”
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Faster and more accurate identification of male faces in female care home residents by Lange-Kuettner, Christiane, Martinez-Claras, Donna S.

“…Because the known masculinity bias in women prevailed beyond the menopause, it is discussed whether rather than fertility hormones, women’s testosterone would be a likely candidate explaining the male advantage in sex-of-face identification throughout the life-span.…”
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"I look at money differently now...": male UK problem gamblers and their relationship to money: an interpretative phenomenological analysis by Callman, Sarah

“…The majority of the UK adult population has gambled at some point in their lives with 1-2% having a gambling problem and with males being significantly more likely to become problem gamblers than females. The literature suggests that money plays a complex role in the lives of problem gamblers and may be used as a way of increasing self-image as well as compensating for aspects deemed to be missing in their lives. …”
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A qualitative analysis of how therapists experience the therapeutic relationship with adults who were adopted as infants by Vote, Birgit

“…The discussion also highlights practical implications, particularly the importance of familiarisation with aspects of adoption due to their likely influence on the therapeutic relationship and the need for reflective practice.…”
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Sovereign wealth funds as coping mechanisms in the global economy: three Emirati case studies by Sharqi, Rashid Al

“…The preliminary hypothesis is that the net benefits will be lower when there are no internationally agreed principles of SWF conduct in place because of likely negative blocking actions on the part of foreign governments and regulators; however, the net benefits will still be positive inasmuch as S\VFs can still fulfil their coping function. …”
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Let's move with Leon: a randomised controlled trial of a UK digital intervention to improve physical activity in people with a musculoskeletal condition by Webb, Justin, Stewart, Duncan

“…Conclusion: Digital interventions such as ‘Let’s Move with Leon’ have the potential to increase physical activity in people with a musculoskeletal condition, however, improvements are likely to be small. Small improvements in physical activity may not be enough to improve HRQoL.…”
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Forensic genomics: kin privacy, driftnets and other open questions by Stajano, Frank, Bianchi, Lucia, Liò, Pietro, Korff, Douwe

“…But we are approaching a dramatic "phase change" as we move from genetics to genomics: when sequencing the entire genome of a person becomes sufficiently cheap as to become a routine operation, as is likely to happen in the coming decades, then each DNA examination will expose a wealth of very sensitive personal information about the examined individual, as well as her relatives. …”
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Anxiety in oral presentation among engineering and non-engineering students in english language classrooms by Ibrahim, Hairunnisa

“…At the same time, any negative public speaking experiences will make it less likely that you will speak in public in the future because fear teaches you to protect yourself from risky situations. …”
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Effects of ride comfort on different non-driving related activities in fully automated driving experience by Mohd Norzam, Muhammad Nur Aliff, Karjanto, Juffrizal, Md.Yusof, Nidzamuddin, Hassan, Muhammad Zahir, Zulkifli, Abd Fathul Hakim, Mohd Jawi, Zulhaidi, Ab. Rashid, Ahmad Azad, Abu Kassim, Khairil Anwar

“…The study was divided into three stages: pre-, during, and post-driven, to measure the user’s comfort, safety, likeness, and motion sickness level through self-report questionnaires. …”
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Effects of ride comfort on different non-driving related activities in fully automated driving experience by Mohd Norzam, Muhammad Nur Aliff, Karjanto, Juffrizal, Md. Yusof, Nidzamuddin, Hassan, Muhammad Zahir, Zulkifli, Abd Fathul Hakim, Mohd Jawi, Zulhaidi, Ab. Rashid, Ahmad Azad, Abu Kassim, Khairil Anwar

“…The study was divided into three stages: pre-, during, and post-driven, to measure the user’s comfort, safety, likeness, and motion sickness level through self-report questionnaires. …”
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Rainfall projection using CIMP6 models of extreme area in Johor by Hamid, H, Rahmat, S N, Kasmin, H, Tukimat, N N

“…This suggests that without mitigation efforts, the area will likely experience decreasing rainfall intensity due to the effects of climate change…”
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Effects of ride comfort on different non-driving related activities in fully automated driving experience by Mohd Norzam, Muhammad Nur Aliff, Karjanto, Juffrizal, Md. Yusof, Nidzamuddin, Hassan, Muhammad Zahir, Zulkifli, Abd Fathul Hakim, Mohd Jawi, Zulhaidi, Ab. Rashid, Ahmad Azad, Abu Kassim, Khairil Anwar

“…The study was divided into three stages: pre-, during, and post-driven, to measure the user’s comfort, safety, likeness, and motion sickness level through self-report questionnaires. …”
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Prevalence and impact of work-related musculoskeletal disorders among food delivery riders in Eastern Peninsular Malaysia by Ahmad, Elyas, Daud, Aziah, Hairon, Suhaily, Nordin, Rusli, Azmir, Nor Azali, Md Jalil, Mohd Azlis Sani

“…The affected body regions that caused the highest daily life disturbance were the shoulders and knees, while those with shoulders symptom were more likely to be absent from work. Finally, LBP was the highest body region with at least a moderate pain score. …”
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Prevalence and impact of work-related musculoskeletal disorders among food delivery riders in Eastern Peninsular Malaysia by Ahmad, Elyas, Daud, Aziah, Hairon, Suhaily, Nordin, Rusli, Azmir, Nor Azali, Md Jalil, Mohd Azlis Sani

“…The affected body regions that caused the highest daily life disturbance were the shoulders and knees, while those with shoulders symptom were more likely to be absent from work. Finally, LBP was the highest body region with at least a moderate pain score. …”
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Rainfall projection using CIMP6 models of extreme area in Johor by Hamid, H, Rahmat, S N, Kasmin, H, Tukimat, N N

“…This suggests that without mitigation efforts, the area will likely experience decreasing rainfall intensity due to the effects of climate change…”
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Modified anfis architecture with less computational complexities for classification problems by Talpur, Noureen

“…Moreover, the standard architecture has a key drawback because of using grid partitioning and combination of gradient descent (GD) and least square estimation (LSE) which have problem to be likely trapped in local minima. Even though grid partitioning method is very useful to generate better accuracy for ANFIS model, since it generates maximum number of rules by considering all possibilities, but it also increases computational complexity. …”
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The potential use of service-oriented infrastructure framework to enable transparent vertical scalability of cloud computing infrastructure by Muchtar, Farkhana, Abdullah, Abdul Hanan, Abd Wahab, Mohd Helmy, Mad Sahar, Nan, Ambar, Radzi, Hanafi, Hafizul Fahri

“…To reduce the complexity of the implementation of the horizontal scalability of the IaaS infrastructures, the use of a technology service oriented infrastructure is recommended to ensure that the interaction between two or more different service centers can be done more simply and easily even though it is likely to involve a wide range of communication technologies and different cloud computing management. …”
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