Public spending for agricultural risk management: land use, regional welfare and intra-subsidy substitution by Vigani, Mauro, Khafagy, Amr, Berry, Robert

“…This paper analyses the factors influencing public expenditure on the EU’s Risk Management Toolkit comparing six types of regional-level spatial autoregressive models, and finding that there is a predominance of socio-economic factors over risk and agro-ecological factors in the allocation of budget. …”
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Teachers’ experiences of online/distance teaching and learning during the COVID-19 pandemic in mainstream classrooms with vulnerable students in Cyprus by Christodoulidou, Panayiota, Sidiropoulou, Charalampia

“…The survey examined teachers’ perspectives on the new online pedagogical practices; the challenges they faced; and the impact of these practices on the learning progress of all students, including two vulnerable groups, i.e., individuals with learning disabilities and immigrant students aged 6–18 years. Key findings suggest that the teachers were unprepared to design inclusive student-centred digital activities and deliver online lessons and that distance teaching may have negatively affected students’ learning experiences, especially in the vulnerable groups.…”
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Influence of Polyolefin Contamination on the Thermal Characteristics of Bottle Grade Recycled Polyethylene Terephthalate by Itim, Bachir

“…As a result, the thermal characteristics were greatly influenced by the inclusion of polyolefin contamination, especially crystallinity, as shown and validated by the Avrami and Ozawa models and that the findings are a step forward and an original insight on the influence of polyolefin contamination at industrial scale.…”
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The impact of information security policies and innovations in digital technology on the transformation of healthcare in developing nations: A literature review by Ali, Rao Faizan, Ali, Rao Nouman, Irfan, Sohaib, Hassan, Bilal

“…The review synthesizes findings from a diverse array of sources, offering a nuanced un-derstanding of how these security factors positively influence the digital healthcare transformation. …”
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A STUDY OF FACTORS AFFECTING ENTREPRENEURIAL INTENTION: THE MODERATING ROLE OF INDIVIDUALISM by ALI, MUAZAM, OMAR, SITI SARAH, GHUFFAR, SADAF, AHMAD, IDAYUWATI, HAMAWANDY, NAWZAD MAJEED

“…Moreover, to test the hypothesis of the study structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM) version 4.0 software were used for the data analysis and interpretation. The findings of the research are follows: i) attitude towards behaviour positively influence the entrepreneurial intention of the university students ii) subjective norms also significantly affect the entrepreneurial intention iii) perceived behaviour control has a positive effect on the entrepreneurial intention of the university students. …”
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The effectiveness of behavior-based safety observation program (BSOP) in the chemical manufacturing industry by Zakaria, Junaidah, Che Hassan, Che Rosmani, Hamid, Mahar Diana, Sukadarin, Ezrin Hani

“…This article presents findings from the BBS safety intervention program and reports its effectiveness in increasing the number of workers performing safe acts. …”
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The nexus between mortgage financing and economic growth in Malaysia: a comparative analysis of Islamic and conventional banks by Afsheen, Saima

“…The study employs basic statistics, unit root test, a Johansen cointegration test and Vector Error Correction Model (VECM) for the empirical relationship. Finding of the study shows that, both in the short-run and long-run, there is positive and significant relationship mortgage finance and economic growth. …”
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Automobile Workshop Queue System Optimization Using Response Surface by Welly Sugianto, Welly Sugianto, Abdul Haq, Reazul Haq, Abdol Rahman, Mohd Nasrull

“…The responses analyzed are queue cost, service time, average customer waiting time, and number of customers. The findings indicate that queue costs are not reliable for establishing the optimum value due to the significant impact of the cost structure on the structure of the optimal location. …”
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Quality analysis of meats using FTIR spectroscopy, colour spectrophotometer, texture analyser and physical image analysis by Abd Rashid, Ainur Nalisa, Kormin, Faridah, Asman, Saliza

“…The image analysis shows no significant changes in the meat textural surface. The findings show that the quality of cooked meats was better than raw meats. …”
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The effectiveness of behavior-based safety observation program (BSOP) in the chemical manufacturing industry by Zakaria, Junaidah, Che Hassan, Che Rosmani, Hamid, Mahar Diana, Sukadarin, Ezrin Hani

“…This article presents findings from the BBS safety intervention program and reports its effectiveness in increasing the number of workers performing safe acts. …”
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Deep learning-based microcirculation performance classification using multispectral photoacoustic technology by Chua, Hui Ling, Huong, Audrey

“…The ultrasonic waves collected from their posterior left arm under two experimental settings, namely at rest (i.e., control) and with arterial blood flow occlusions, were used to predict the microcirculation changes in tissue using the deep networks. Our findings showed the superiority of the hybrid model over the Alexnet and LSTM, with an average testing accuracy of 95.7 % and precision of 98.2 %, making it an ideal deep learning model for the task. …”
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Development energy monitoring system using Internet of Things (IoT) by Ahad, Rosnee, Mustafa, Mohamad Zaid, Muhamad, Suhaimi, Abdullah, Nurhanim Saadah, Sumarwati, Sri

“…The system development process in this study is an adaptation of the Waterfall model which contains five phases namely requirement, design, implementation, verification and maintenance phase. The findings of this study show that there are several problems that have been identified that are difficult to know the amount of energy used by a load, no facilities to monitor energy consumption remotely, data collected by kwj meters are not specific or detailed and methods of measuring electricity consumption are complicated and takes a long time. …”
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Meditating effect of FINTECH in to real estate financial system on the relationship between foreign direct investment and economic development by Milala, Sani Inusa, Md Ariffin, Khadijah

“…This highlights the transformative potential of technological advancements in amplifying the positive effects of foreign investment. The findings emphasize the need for policy integration, investment in technological infrastructure, capacity building, cross-sector collaboration, and continuous monitoring to harness the synergies between FDI and FINTECH for comprehensive and sustainable economic development…”
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Development energy monitoring system ising Internet of Things (IoT) by Ahad, Rosnee, Mustafa, Mohamad Zaid, Mohamad, Suhaimi, Abdullah, Nurhanim Saadah, Sumarwati, Sri

“…The system development process in this study is an adaptation of the Waterfall model which contains five phases namely requirement, design, implementation, verification and maintenance phase. The findings of this study show that there are several problems that have been identified that are difficult to know the amount of energy used by a load, no facilities to monitor energy consumption remotely, data collected by kwj meters are not specific or detailed and methods of measuring electricity consumption are complicated and takes a long time. …”
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The Poisson Regression and Quasi-Poisson Regression Analysis on FIFA World Cup Games by Kang, Yue Teng, Che Him, Norziha

“…Utilizing a dataset from Kaggle, originally sourced from the official FIFA website, the findings consistently associate variables such as goal inside the penalty area, goal outside the penalty area, left inside channel, right channel, attempted defensive line breaks, completed defensive line breaks, yellow cards, passes, and own goals with a raised probability of number of goals. …”
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Background concentration of airborne microbe in new constructed building by Zainal Abidin, Ahmad Sayuti

“…For airborne fungi the results yield a mean concentration of 235, 98 and 101CFU/m3 respectively across the sampling phases. These findings indicated that although a new constructed building should be having a significant background level of airborne microbe (total bacteria count and total fungi count). …”
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Tahap kepuasan kerja dan komitmen organisasi dalam kalangan guru kolej vokasional: pendekatan structural equation model by Affendi, Fatimah

“…Most importantly, this study also confirmed that there is a significant relationship between job satisfaction and work commitment. Overall, the findings of this study indicate that satisfied teachers will be committed to their job, and promotional opportunities, workload and relationship with colleagues should be given due consideration as they significantly affect job satisfaction level among teachers.…”
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Acceptance of silent piling technology among local authorities in Malaysia by Azhar, Nur Abidah

“…In conclusions, these findings have significant implications for adapting sustainable construction practice such as Press-in piling in Malaysia.…”
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Acceptance of silent piling technology among local authorities in Malaysia by Azhar, Nur Abidah

“…In conclusions, these findings have significant implications for adapting sustainable construction practice such as Press-in piling in Malaysia.…”
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Rough clustering for web transactions by Yanto, Iwan Tri Riyadi

“…However, the processing time is still an issue due to the high complexity for finding the similarity of upper approximations of a transaction which used to merge between two or more clusters. …”
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