A model for enhancing customer satisfaction for quality services and awareness through community participation by Umar Bello, Muhammad

“…This re-search has only been applied to BPMC, and further testing across different MC’s in Malaysia is needed to generalise the findings. The researcher concludes that commu-nity participation can enhance customer satisfaction through comprehensive model at the grass root level.…”
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Learning style preference and critical thinking perception among engineering students by Muhammad Ismail Jamali, Ali Raza Jamali

“…The study findings suggested that providing preferred learning style (visual learning style) in classroom will enhance students’ academic achievement and increase their cognitive level. …”
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Effect of incremental pattern transformation strategy on academic achievement, job task performance and learning satisfaction among vocational trainees by Yasak, Zurina

“…The findings also suggest that, appropriately designed learning materials can support learning and job performance.…”
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The influence of the six domains of entrepreneurial ecosystem on the Malaysian small and medium enterprises performance by Abdullah, Ammar Harith

“…The quantitative finding indicated the ecosystem is positively correlated to performance, with Pearson correlation coefficient of r = 0.682. …”
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Critical management practices in reducing construction project on-site waste by Mohd Zin, Ahmad Faizul

“…This study will guide the construction players to apply specific measures to reduce on-site construction waste generation. The findings will indirectly assist project managers to achieve targeted performance in construction projects and also will directly reduce the impact of construction waste towards environment.…”
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A tve curriculum framework for sustainability literacy by Chidozie, Chinedu Caleb

“…In phase three a survey of 116 TVE educators was carried out to validate the identified curriculum framework components in terms of their utility value and feasibility for implementation in TVE. Findings from the QDA revealed that ESD was essentially minimal, as only minute depictions of the concept were reflected across the TVE programs. …”
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Mechanical design of an automated vehicle driving system for drive cycle testing by Saini, Adam

“…From the finding and the requirement to work on a small space area, the new concept for mechanical design is needed. …”
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Improving skilled workers' performance in construction projects in Nigeria by Alhaji Ali, Zannah

“…Mean ranking and analysis of variance (ANOVA) were used as tools to analyse the data. The findings shows that; low wages of skilled, lack of sufficient skill acquisition centres and lack of incentive schemes for skilled workers were the most significant causes of low skilled workers’ performance in the Nigerian construction industry. …”
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The self-assessment of hospitality employment skills among vocational students in Malaysia by Ahmad, Nor Aziah

“…The results showed that the level of hospitality employability skills among vocational students in Malaysia were at high level of competent and importance (93.2%). Findings also revealed that male students are more competent in hospitality employability skills compared to female students in vocational colleges. …”
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The effect of peer firms determining firm capital structure: evidence from manufacturing in Malaysia by Ayaz, Muhammad

“…Thus, this provides evidence that managers of the firms in manufacturing industry of Malaysia do not rationally weigh their peer financial policies; on the other hand, using higher debt in firm capital structure is associated with higher agency cost of debt. Moreover, the findings of the present study contribute into the literature of peer effects by validating, and extending the theoretical understanding for academic researchers’ as well as for managers and policy makers.…”
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Data redundancy reduction using sensitivity analysis method for machine-learning-based battery management system by Mustaza, Muhammad Syafiq Anwar

“…The newly discovered finding is applied to the ML-based BMS. In the development of the training dataset, a reduced-sized dataset is formed by excluding current, discharge time, and power from the training dataset for the real-time battery-parameter monitoring in BMS. …”
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Genetics of severe obesity by Fairbrother, Una, Kidd, Elliot, Malagamuwa, Tanya, Walley, Andrew

“…Purpose of review: This review aims to present current information on genes underlying severe obesity, with the main emphasis on the three genes LEP, LEPR and MC4R. Recent findings: There is a substantial amount of evidence that variants in at least ten different genes are the cause of severe monogenic obesity. …”
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Negotiating the self between past and present: narratives of older women moving towards self-employment by Tomlinson, Frances, Colgan, Fiona

“…The paper briefly considers the implications of its findings for the following areas: enacting and realising provisional identities; the relationship of self-employment to enterprise; and a process-based conceptualisation of age.…”
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Error treatment in L2 writing: fostering social justice by using active self-correction with multilingual and multicultural students by Meletiadou, Eleni

“…The current study investigated the impact of lecturer e-correction (digital pen – DP) and students' active self-correction (ASC) on multilingual and multicultural undergraduate students' writing performance in a HEI in the UK. Findings indicated that self-correction improved students' writing performance. …”

Let's just see what happens: a qualitative case study of risk and uncertainty in the creative process by Ross, Wendy, Groves, Mike

“…We report four main findings: that creativity involves a form of “knowing through doing”, that creativity requires risk on different levels, that an embodied material sensitivity is required to make ideas appear in the world and that the form of the creative product is often unstable. …”
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Sexual violence as a sexual script in mainstream online pornography by Vera-Gray, Fiona, McGlynn, Clare, Kureshi, Ibad, Butterby, Kate

“…We found that one in eight titles shown to first-time users on the first page of mainstream porn sites describe sexual activity that constitutes sexual violence. Our findings raise serious questions about the extent of criminal material easily and freely available on mainstream pornography websites and the efficacy of current regulatory mechanisms.…”
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Using NHS patient data for research without consent by Brown, Ian, Brown, Lindsey, Korff, Douwe

“…In section V, we summarise our findings and assessments and set out our conclusions and recommendations.…”
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Heat-setting parameters optimisation of cotton/elastane fabric using response surface methodology by Huzaisham, Nur Athirah, Nasir, Siti Hana, Mohd Idris, Muhammad Khalis, Carolina Quintero Rodriguez, Carolina Quintero Rodriguez

“…Fabric dimension (lengthwise and widthwise), fabric areal density and fabric tension decay are taken as response variables. The findings establish that the optimum heat-setting parameters are 190℃ temperature, 75s process time and 13.5% width extension. …”
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Heat-setting parameters optimisation of cotton/elastane fabric using response surface methodology by Nur Athirah Huzaisham, Nur Athirah Huzaisham, Siti Hana Nasir, Siti Hana Nasir, Muhammad Khalis Mohd Idris, Muhammad Khalis Mohd Idris, Carolina Quintero Rodriguez, Carolina Quintero Rodriguez

“…Fabric dimension (lengthwise and widthwise), fabric areal density and fabric tension decay are taken as response variables. The findings establish that the optimum heat-setting parameters are 190℃ temperature, 75s process time and 13.5% width extension. …”
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Heat-setting parameters optimisation of cotton/elastane fabric using response surface methodology by Nur Athirah Huzaisham, Nur Athirah Huzaisham, Siti Hana Nasir, Siti Hana Nasir, Muhammad Khalis Mohd Idris, Muhammad Khalis Mohd Idris, Carolina Quintero Rodriguez, Carolina Quintero Rodriguez

“…Fabric dimension (lengthwise and widthwise), fabric areal density and fabric tension decay are taken as response variables. The findings establish that the optimum heat-setting parameters are 190℃ temperature, 75s process time and 13.5% width extension. …”
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