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1. Results of theoretical and experimental researches about determination the corn seed separator sieve parameters of the corn-thresher machine

Author

Fozilov Golibjon, Islam Rafiq, Akhmedov Alisher, Nulloev Ulugbek, Shodmonov Shakhboz, Alimova Zebo, and Yuldoshev Sharofiddin

Subjects
Microbiology, QR1-502, Physiology, QP1-981, Zoology, QL1-991
Abstract

For use in Uzbek fields, a novel sort of corn-thresher machine was created and tested. To separate the cornhusks from the pods, the peeler bars were positioned symmetrically on the cornthresher machine’s rotor surface. However, around 4-5 percent grain was going out from machine’s outlet for pith and husk when the corn thresher was tested experimentally. It was decided to create the sieve in order to save losing grain from outlet. We observed the sieve theoretically to determine the optimal parameters for the corn thresher. The corn thresher machine was equipped with specific grain separator sieve in front of outlet. Some experimental researches were carried out to define optimal parameters of the sieve for developed corn-thresher machine. Minimal amount of grain and impurities in the grain that coming from outlet is ensured during the technological process of the machine. The corn-thresher machine uses the least amount of metal and energy while functioning qualitatively. The corn-thresher machine weighs 400 kg, uses 5 KW of power, and can process 4600 kg of grain per hour in pure time.

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2024
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11. Inflation and Economic Growth Link – Multi-Country Scenario

Author

Monir Ahmmed, Md. Nezum Uddin, Md. Rafiqul Islam Rafiq, and Mohammed Jashim Uddin

Subjects
Business, HF5001-6182, Economics as a science, HB71-74
Abstract

This paper inspects the intercommunication between inflation and economic growth for ten (10) selected countries using annual data series collected from World Bank Development Indicator. GDP and CPI data are used in this regard. Series are found to be stationary at level 1. Residual and Johansen Cointegration tests confirm the long-run relationship between variables. Short-run dynamics are checked by the Error Correction Model. Desired negative signs are contained in the ECT for all sequences, and absolute values are less than 1. Except for the UK data, the inflation imbalance will be adjusted by economic growth for all countries and vice versa. The ECT of India is observed to be high-0,736 and-0862, suggesting that 73% and 86% of imbalances would converge in long-term equilibrium owing to shifts in inflation and economic growth, respectively. The sensitivity of inflation to growth and vice versa varies from country to country. The study also shows that the association between inflation and economic growth is favorable for some countries and the opposite for other countries. Such outcomes lead policymakers to enact policies to regulate the economy in the context of macroeconomic management. Keywords: Multi-countries, Consumer Price Index, Economic growth rate, Cointegration, Error Correction Model. JEL Classifications: E20, E31, E32, O5, O40, O47 DOI: https://doi.org/10.32479/ijefi.9942

Published
2020

16. Recommendations on qPCR/ddPCR assay validation by GCC

Author

Wissel, Mark, primary, Poirier, Martin, additional, Satterwhite, Christina, additional, Lin, John, additional, Islam, Rafiq, additional, Zimmer, Jennifer, additional, Khadang, Ardeshir, additional, Zemo, Jennifer, additional, Lester, Todd, additional, Fjording, Marianne, additional, Hays, Amanda, additional, Hughes, Nicola, additional, Garofolo, Fabio, additional, Guilbaud, Rudolf, additional, Groeber, Elizabeth, additional, Renfrew, Heidi, additional, Colletti, Kelly, additional, Yu, Mathilde, additional, Lin, Jenny, additional, Fang, Xinping, additional, Shah, Santosh, additional, Garofolo, Wei, additional, Kar, Sumit, additional, Hayes, Roger, additional, Pirro, John, additional, Kane, Cheikh, additional, Luna, Marsha, additional, Xu, Allan, additional, Cape, Stephanie, additional, O'Dell, Mark, additional, Wheller, Robert, additional, Ritzen, Hanna, additional, Vance, Jennifer, additional, Farley, Esme, additional, Matys, Katie, additional, Tabler, Edward, additional, Mylott, William, additional, Yuan, Moucun, additional, Karnik, Shane, additional, Voelker, Troy, additional, DuBey, Ira, additional, Williard, Clark, additional, Shi, Jing, additional, and Yamashita, Jim, additional

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2022
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19. Flue‐gas desulfurization gypsum and cereal rye ( Secale Cereale ) cover crops impact soil chemistry: An emphasis on trace metals and plant nutrients

Author

Gonzalez, Javier M, primary, Dick, Warren A., additional, Islam, Rafiq, additional, Watts, Dexter, additional, Fausey, Norm, additional, Flanagan, Dennis, additional, VanToai, Tara T, additional, Batte, Marvin T, additional, Reeder, Randall, additional, Kost, David, additional, and Shedekar, Vinayak S, additional

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2022
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20. Recommendations on ELISpot assay validation by the GCC

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Islam, Rafiq, primary, Vance, Jennifer, additional, Poirier, Martin, additional, Zimmer, Jennifer, additional, Khadang, Ardeshir, additional, Williams, Dave, additional, Zemo, Jennifer, additional, Lester, Todd, additional, Fjording, Marianne, additional, Hays, Amanda, additional, Hughes, Nicola, additional, Garofolo, Fabio, additional, Sheldon, Curtis, additional, Guilbaud, Rudolf, additional, Satterwhite, Christina, additional, Colletti, Kelly, additional, Groeber, Elizabeth, additional, Renfrew, Heidi, additional, Yu, Mathilde, additional, Lin, Jenny, additional, Fang, Xinping, additional, Wissel, Mark, additional, Beadnell, Thomas, additional, Lin, John, additional, Shah, Santosh, additional, Garofolo, Wei, additional, Savoie, Natasha, additional, Hayes, Roger, additional, Pirro, John, additional, Kane, Cheikh, additional, Luna, Marsha, additional, Xu, Allan, additional, Cape, Stephanie, additional, O'Dell, Mark, additional, Wheller, Robert, additional, Ritzen, Hanna, additional, Farley, Esme, additional, Kierstead, Lisa, additional, Mylott, William, additional, Tabler, Edward, additional, Yuan, Moucun, additional, Karnik, Shane, additional, Voelker, Troy, additional, DuBey, Ira, additional, Williard, Clark, additional, Dong, Kelly, additional, Shi, Jing, additional, and Yamashita, Jim, additional

Published
2022
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21. A reliable and efficient forwarding strategy in vehicular named data networking

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Islam Rafiq Ul, Yating Yang, Danxia Li, and Tian Song

Subjects
Computer Networks and Communications, business.industry, Computer science, Wireless ad hoc network, computer.internet_protocol, Retransmission, Reliability (computer networking), ComputerSystemsOrganization_COMPUTER-COMMUNICATIONNETWORKS, Packet forwarding, 020206 networking & telecommunications, 02 engineering and technology, Internet protocol suite, Backup, 0202 electrical engineering, electronic engineering, information engineering, Wireless, Broadcast radiation, business, computer, Information Systems, Computer network
Abstract

Vehicular named data networking (VNDN) has the data-centric and in-network caching advantages that are in line with the requirements of multi-hop content retrieval in vehicular ad hoc networks (VANETs). Some current restrictive forwarding strategies utilize single-path forwarding to mitigate the Interest broadcast storm in VNDN. However, these strategies do not provide any reliable mechanism for Interest and Data forwarding to address the problem of low performance caused by the dynamic and unreliable VANETs communication environment. In this paper, we propose a packet forwarding strategy based on optimal and backup (PFOB) for VNDN. For Interest, PFOB establishes a single-path forwarding with high reliability and reachability by increasing the signal strength and node-degree criterion and retransmission mechanism. For Data, PFOB provides a reliable multi-path backup forwarding mechanism without additional network overhead. Simulation results show that PFOB can effectively improve the Interest satisfaction ratio, reduce the number of application retransmissions, and reduce the Interest satisfaction delay compared to the current strategies.

Published
2020

22. INFLATION AND ECONOMIC GROWTH LINK – MULTI-COUNTRY SCENARIO

Author

Md. Nezum Uddin, Monir Ahmmed, Md. Rafiqul Islam Rafiq, and Mohammed Jashim Uddin

Subjects
Inflation, Economic growth rate, Cointegration, lcsh:HB71-74, media_common.quotation_subject, Consumer price index (South Africa), lcsh:Economics as a science, Context (language use), Data series, Monetary economics, lcsh:Business, Error correction model, Economics, lcsh:HF5001-6182, General Economics, Econometrics and Finance, media_common, Multi country
Abstract

This paper inspects the intercommunication between inflation and economic growth for ten (10) selected countries using annual data series collected from World Bank Development Indicator. GDP and CPI data are used in this regard. Series are found to be stationary at level 1. Residual and Johansen Cointegration tests confirm the long-run relationship between variables. Short-run dynamics are checked by the Error Correction Model. Desired negative signs are contained in the ECT for all sequences, and absolute values are less than 1. Except for the UK data, the inflation imbalance will be adjusted by economic growth for all countries and vice versa. The ECT of India is observed to be high-0,736 and-0862, suggesting that 73% and 86% of imbalances would converge in long-term equilibrium owing to shifts in inflation and economic growth, respectively. The sensitivity of inflation to growth and vice versa varies from country to country. The study also shows that the association between inflation and economic growth is favorable for some countries and the opposite for other countries. Such outcomes lead policymakers to enact policies to regulate the economy in the context of macroeconomic management.Keywords: Multi-countries, Consumer Price Index, Economic growth rate, Cointegration, Error Correction Model.JEL Classifications: E20, E31, E32, O5, O40, O47DOI: https://doi.org/10.32479/ijefi.9942

Published
2020

27. Efficient removal of chromium(VI) ions by hexagonal nanosheets of CoAl-MoS4 layered double hydroxide.

Author

Roy, Subrata Chandra, Rahman, Mohammad Arifur, Celik, Ahmet, Wilson, Sydni, Azmy, Ali, Bieber, Jay, Spanopoulos, Ioannis, Islam, Rafiq, Zhu, Xianchun, Han, Fengxiang X., and Islam, Saiful M.

Subjects
LAYERED double hydroxides, HYDROXIDES, IONS, HEXAVALENT chromium, CHROMIUM, WATER pollution
Abstract

Water pollution by hexavalent chromium, Cr(VI), poses serious concerns due to its detrimental public health effects. In this work, we report the synthesis, characterization, and sorption properties for Cr(VI) by MoS42- intercalated layered double hydroxide, CoAl-MoS4-LDH (CoAl-MoS4). Our results show that CoAl-MoS4 can effectively remove Cr(VI) ions from acidic, neutral, and basic media. At neutral medium, it exhibits a very strong affinity, Kd ∼ 1.91 × 105 mL/g, toward Cr(VI) ions. Under such conditions, this material can remove over 99% of Cr(VI) from a ∼104 ppb of Cr(VI) contaminated solutions, leaving behind residual concentration below the World Health Organization (WHO) defined limit for drinking water. Moreover, our study shows that CoAl-MoS4 is a highly-competent Cr(VI) adsorbent exhibiting a removal capacity (qm) as high as ∼231 mg/g. The CoAl-MoS4 follows pseudo-second order rate kinetics for the sorption of chromate, and the concentration dependent sorption data can be fitted well with the Langmuir sorption isotherm. Furthermore, CoAl-MoS4 is highly selective to Cr(VI) ions in the presence of various competitive ions in contaminated water systems. All these results suggest that CoAl-MoS4 is a very efficient sorbent for decontamination of hexavalent chromate from wastewater systems. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022
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28. Recommendations for the content and management of Certificates of Analysis for reference standards from the GCC for bioanalysis

Author

Bower, Joseph, primary, Zimmer, Jennifer, additional, McCown, Stacie, additional, Tabler, Edward, additional, Karnik, Shane, additional, Kar, Sumit, additional, Xu, Allan, additional, Hays, Amanda, additional, Keyhani, Anahita, additional, Brant, Ashley, additional, Hoffpauir, Brian, additional, Kane, Cheikh, additional, Beaver, Chris, additional, Satterwhite, Christina, additional, Barry, Colin, additional, Desai-Krieger, Daksha, additional, Williams, Dave, additional, Dufield, Dawn, additional, Groeber, Elizabeth, additional, Farley, Esme, additional, Garofolo, Fabio, additional, Renfrew, Heidi, additional, Vance, Jennifer, additional, Lin, Jenny, additional, Dong, Kelly, additional, Sales, Kurt, additional, O'Dell, Mark, additional, Luna, Marsha, additional, Sanghvi, Mitesh, additional, Savoie, Natasha, additional, Bravo, Orlando, additional, Sun, Rachel, additional, Islam, Rafiq, additional, Hayes, Roger, additional, Simchik, Sarah, additional, Cape, Stephanie, additional, Lowes, Steve, additional, Lester, Todd, additional, Garofolo, Wei, additional, and Fang, Xinping, additional

Published
2021
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29. Gypsum and cereal rye cover crops affect soil chemistry: Trace metals and plant nutrients.

Author

Gonzalez, Javier M., Dick, Warren A., Islam, Rafiq, Watts, Dexter B., R. Fausey, Norman, C. Flanagan, Dennis, VanToai, Tara T., Batte, Marvin T., C. Reeder, Randall, Kost, David, and Shedekar, Vinayak S.

Abstract

Worldwide food security is a pressing concern as population increases. Thus, there is a need to increase food production on existing farmland while improving soil health and water quality. We report the effect of two conservation practices, flue‐gas desulfurization (FGD) gypsum (hereafter "gypsum") soil amendment and cereal rye (Secale cereale L.) cover crop, on soil chemistry. Emphasis was placed on extractability of trace metals (Cd, Cr, Cu, Ni, and Zn) and plant nutrients (Ca, K, Mg, Mn, Mo, P, and S). Research was conducted under no‐till management for 5 yr at four sites. Treatments consisted of annual gypsum soil surface application (0, 1.1, and 2.2 Mg ha–1), with and without cover crops, and two crop rotations [corn (Zea mays L.)–soybean [Glycine max (L.) Merr.], and continuous soybean]. Soils collected at 0‐to‐15‐ and 15‐to‐30‐cm depths from each treatment at the end of the 5‐yr study were microwave‐digested with 3:1 HNO3/HCl and analyzed for trace metals and nutrients. Gypsum chemical analysis indicated it did not provide trace metals that impair soil/water quality. However, it did provide Ca, S, and other nutrients supporting plant growth. Furthermore, gypsum and cereal rye winter cover crop, relative to the control and under the conditions of this study, did not increase extractability of most trace metals from soils. The cover crop, relative to the control, also significantly decreased P extractability, suggesting cereal rye immobilizes P, potentially decreasing off‐site transport to water bodies. Under the conditions of this study, gypsum and winter cover cereal rye did not increase extractable trace metals. Core Ideas: Flue‐gas desulfurization gypsum amendments do not increase extractability of trace metals in soil.Flue‐gas desulfurization gypsum increased S and decreased K, P, Mn, Na, and Cr in the 15‐to‐30‐cm soil depth (p <.10).Cereal rye as a cover crop decreased extractable P in both the 0‐to‐15‐ and 15‐to‐30‐cm soil depths. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2022
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33. Desert, Dervish & Deviation: Linguistic Aspects in Khawaja Ghulam Farid's Poetry.

Author

Hussain, Riaz, Khan, Muhammad Zeeshan, Zahid, Muhammad Sumair, and ul Islam, Rafiq

Subjects
LINGUISTICS, HISTORIANS
Abstract

The current study looks at the poetry of Hazrat Khawaja Ghulam Fareed (RA) through the humble lenses of stylistics and the sublime. The researchers have tried to explore various aspects of the celebrated Sufi Master's poetic style in the background of stylistic characteristics defined by Leech and Short (2013) and Leech (2014). The timehonoured poetry shows the versatile personality of Khawaja Fareed. Khawaja sahib's kafis show glimpses of his great status as a scholar, researcher, explorer, communicator and historian. The focal point of the current study is to arrive at or discover the new metaphor the great poet introduced as a poet. In addition, the study explores linguistic aspects found in his poetry. The article begins with introduction of relevant aspects of stylistics, briefs about Rohi and rounds off by comparing the stylistic and artistic accomplishments of Fareed with other poets of Persian, Urdu and English. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2022

37. 2019 White Paper On Recent Issues in Bioanalysis: FDA BMV Guidance, ICH M10 BMV Guideline and Regulatory Inputs (Part 2 – Recommendations on 2018 FDA BMV Guidance, 2019 ICH M10 BMV Draft Guideline and Regulatory Agencies' Input on Bioanalysis, Biomarkers and Immunogenicity)

Author

Booth, Brian, primary, Stevenson, Lauren, additional, Pillutla, Renuka, additional, Buonarati, Michael, additional, Beaver, Chris, additional, Fraier, Daniela, additional, Garofolo, Fabio, additional, Haidar, Sam, additional, Islam, Rafiq, additional, James, Christopher, additional, Kadavil, John, additional, Kavetska, Olga, additional, Li, Fumin, additional, Satterwhite, Christina, additional, Savoie, Natasha, additional, Subramaniam, Sriram, additional, Tampal, Nilufer, additional, Thway, Theingi, additional, Woolf, Eric, additional, Blaye, Olivier Le, additional, Andisik, Matthew, additional, Briscoe, Chad, additional, Cape, Stephanie, additional, Dasgupta, Arindam, additional, Fischer, Sally, additional, Hayes, Roger, additional, Kamerud, John, additional, Lima Santos, Gustavo Mendes, additional, Nehls, Corey, additional, Soo, Catherine, additional, Vinter, Stephen, additional, Whale, Emma, additional, Xu, Keyang, additional, Cho, Seongeun (Julia), additional, Edmison, Anna, additional, Kassim, Sean, additional, Rocha, Thais Correa, additional, Welink, Jan, additional, Amur, Shashi, additional, Bandukwala, Abbas, additional, Cherry, Elana, additional, Hopper, Shirley, additional, Ishii-Watabe, Akiko, additional, Kirshner, Susan, additional, Maher, Kevin, additional, Pedras-Vasconcelos, Joao, additional, Saito, Yoshiro, additional, Saunders, Therese Solstad, additional, Skibeli, Venke, additional, Verthelyi, Daniela, additional, Wang, Yow-Ming, additional, and Yan, Haoheng, additional

Published
2019
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38. PROTECTED CARBON AND NITROGEN STOICHIOMETRY IN SOILS UNDER RED PINE AND OAK FORESTS.

Author

Razzaghi, Somayyeh, Kapur, Selim, Islam, Rafiq K., Rezaei, Mohammad, Valizadeh, Adel, and Lagomarsino, Alessandra

Abstract

Carbon and nitrogen are stoichiometrically linked in soil organic matter to influence ecosystem services. The objective of our study was to determine the impact of Red pine (Pinus brutia Ten.) and Oak (Quercus coccifera) forest vegetation on soil aggregate protected carbon and nitrogen stoichiometry in the Goksu catchment of Turkey. Soils were collected form two randomly selected composite sampling sites under the cover of about 100 years old Red pine (RP1, RP2) and Oak (Ok1, Ok2) natural forests. Soils were air-dried, fractionated into different aggregate sizes (>2 mm, <2 mm, and 2 to 0.25 to 0.25 to 0.05 mm separately), and analysed for total organic C (SOC) and N (TN) contents. The highest SOC and TN content was determined in the Ah horizons of profile RP1, RP2 and Ok1 and the A1 horizon of profile Ok2. The <2 mm aggregates contain higher SOC and TN contents than the >2 mm aggregates in the Bw horizons of all the four soil profiles. The 0.25 to 0.05 mm aggregates had higher contents of SOC and TN than that of the 2 to 0.25 mm aggregates in the Bw horizon of all the soil profiles. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Published
2021

41. GCC Consolidated Feedback to ICH on the 2019 ICH M10 Bioanalytical Method Validation Draft Guideline

Author

Nehls, Corey, primary, Buonarati, Michael, additional, Cape, Stephanie, additional, Islam, Rafiq, additional, Satterwhite, Christina, additional, Briscoe, Chad, additional, Hayes, Roger, additional, Dinan, Andrew, additional, Sales, Kurt, additional, Anderson, Shelby, additional, Vance, Jennifer, additional, Lindsay, John, additional, Zimmer, Jennifer, additional, Couerbe, Philippe, additional, Khadang, Ardeshir, additional, Maasjo, Sarah, additional, Bravo, Orlando, additional, Lindley, Kathie, additional, Moran, Liam, additional, Sangster, Timothy, additional, Vija, Jenifer, additional, Stamatopoulos, John, additional, Lin, Jenny, additional, Reuschel, Scott, additional, Underberg, Angie, additional, MacNeill, Robert, additional, Matassa, Luca, additional, Spytko, Adriane, additional, Garofolo, Wei, additional, Savoie, Natasha, additional, Rhyne, Paul, additional, Ambrosius, Jason, additional, Barra, Valentine, additional, Dufield, Dawn, additional, Luna, Marsha, additional, Spriggs, Franklin, additional, Fedorov, Evgueni, additional, Ritzén, Hanna, additional, Fatmi, Saadya, additional, Kane, Cheikh, additional, Bouhajib, Mohammed, additional, DiMarco, Chantal, additional, Iordachescu, Adriana, additional, Tudoroniu, Ariana, additional, Farley, Esme, additional, Stouffer, Bruce, additional, Tabler, Edward, additional, McCown, Stacie, additional, Bower, Joseph, additional, Harrison, Travis, additional, Karnik, Shane, additional, Brown, Michael, additional, Joyce, Philip, additional, DuBey, Ira, additional, Hoffpauir, Brian, additional, Boudreau, Nadine, additional, Bergeron, Jerome, additional, Wang, Hao, additional, Feng, Hao, additional, Zhou, Shaolian, additional, Wells, Edward, additional, Pirro, John, additional, Fang, Xinping, additional, Shi, Jing, additional, and Yang, Changming, additional

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2019
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42. 12th GCC Closed Forum: critical reagents; oligonucleotides; CoA; method transfer; HRMS; flow cytometry; regulatory findings; stability and immunogenicity

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Briscoe, Chad, primary, Hughes, Nicola, additional, Hayes, Roger, additional, Islam, Rafiq, additional, Bennett, Patrick, additional, Stouffer, Bruce, additional, Cape, Stephanie, additional, Rhyne, Paul, additional, Beaver, Chris, additional, Charles, Jessica St, additional, Kakkanaiah, Vellalore, additional, Xu, Allan, additional, Caturla, Maria Cruz, additional, Spriggs, Franklin, additional, Tayyem, Rabab, additional, Barry, Colin, additional, Keyhani, Anahita, additional, Zimmer, Jennifer, additional, Couerbe, Philippe, additional, Warren, Mark, additional, Khadang, Ardeshir, additional, Bourdage, James, additional, Lindley, Kathie, additional, Williams, Dave, additional, Sheldon, Curtis, additional, Satterwhite, Christina, additional, Vija, Jenifer, additional, Yu, Mathilde, additional, Boulay, Iohann, additional, Stamatopoulos, John, additional, Lin, Jenny, additional, Estdale, Sian, additional, Thomas, Eric, additional, Dinan, Andrew, additional, MacNeill, Robert, additional, Xiao, Yi Qun, additional, Matassa, Luca, additional, Garofolo, Wei, additional, Savoie, Natasha, additional, Hristopoulos, George, additional, Xu, Arron, additional, Goodwin, Lawrence, additional, Awaiye, Kayode, additional, Ritzén, Hanna, additional, Bouhajib, Mohammed, additional, Marco, Chantal Di, additional, Savu, Simona Rizea, additional, Nehls, Corey, additional, Tabler, Edward, additional, Hays, Amanda, additional, Karnik, Shane, additional, Brown, Michael, additional, Lowes, Steve, additional, DuBey, Ira, additional, Kulagina, Nadia, additional, Lindsay, John, additional, Williard, Clark, additional, Wang, Hao, additional, Malone, Michele, additional, Wells, Edward, additional, Fang, Xinping, additional, and Moussallie, Marc, additional

Published
2019
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44. Recommendations for classification of commercial LBA kits for biomarkers in drug development from the GCC for bioanalysis

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Islam, Rafiq, primary, Kar, Sumit, additional, Ritzén, Hanna, additional, Hays, Amanda, additional, Tayyem, Rabab, additional, Barry, Colin, additional, Keyhani, Anahita, additional, Zimmer, Jennifer, additional, Cruz Caturla, Maria, additional, Couerbe, Philippe, additional, Warren, Mark, additional, Khadang, Ardeshir, additional, Bourdage, James, additional, Lindley, Kathie, additional, Williams, Dave, additional, Hughes, Nicola, additional, Sheldon, Curtis, additional, Satterwhite, Christina, additional, Vija, Jenifer, additional, Yu, Mathilde, additional, Boulay, Iohann, additional, Stamatopoulos, John, additional, Lin, Jenny, additional, Cape, Stephanie, additional, Estdale, Sian, additional, Thomas, Eric, additional, Dinan, Andrew, additional, MacNeill, Robert, additional, Xiao, Yi Qun, additional, Garofolo, Wei, additional, Savoie, Natasha, additional, Brown, Michael, additional, Rhyne, Paul, additional, Hristopoulos, George, additional, Xu, Arron, additional, Goodwin, Lawrence, additional, Spriggs, Franklin, additional, Xu, Allan, additional, Awaiye, Kayode, additional, Hayes, Roger, additional, St Charles, Jessica, additional, Bouhajib, Mohammed, additional, DiMarco, Chantal, additional, DiMarco, Luigi, additional, Savu, Simona Rizea, additional, Bennett, Patrick, additional, Kakkanaiah, Vellalore, additional, Nehls, Corey, additional, Stouffer, Bruce, additional, Tabler, Edward, additional, Briscoe, Chad, additional, Karnik, Shane, additional, DuBey, Ira, additional, Kulagina, Nadia, additional, Lindsay, John, additional, Beaver, Chris, additional, Williard, Clark, additional, Wang, Hao, additional, Feng, Hao, additional, Malone, Michele, additional, Wells, Edward, additional, Fang, Xinping, additional, and Moussallie, Marc, additional

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2019
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46. 2018 White Paper on Recent Issues in Bioanalysis: focus on flow cytometry, gene therapy, cut points and key clarifications on BAV (Part 3 – LBA/cell-based assays: immunogenicity, biomarkers and PK assays)

Author

Stevenson, Lauren, primary, Richards, Susan, additional, Pillutla, Renuka, additional, Torri, Albert, additional, Kamerud, John, additional, Mehta, Devangi, additional, Keller, Stephen, additional, Purushothama, Shobha, additional, Gorovits, Boris, additional, Litwin, Virginia, additional, Stebbins, Christopher, additional, Marini, Joseph, additional, Beaver, Chris, additional, Sperinde, Gizette, additional, Siguenza, Patricia, additional, Staack, Roland F, additional, Qiu, Yongchang, additional, Amaravadi, Lakshmi, additional, Amur, Shashi, additional, Fleener, Catherine Aversa, additional, Baltrukonis, Daniel, additional, Catlett, Ian, additional, Cherry, Elana, additional, Chung, Shan, additional, Cludts, Isabelle, additional, Donato, Lorella Di, additional, Fischer, Saloumeh, additional, Fraser, Stephanie, additional, Garofolo, Fabio, additional, Green, Cherie, additional, Gunn, George, additional, Haidar, Sam, additional, Haulenbeek, Jonathan, additional, Henderson, Neil, additional, Hopper, Shirley, additional, Ishii-Watabe, Akiko, additional, Islam, Rafiq, additional, Janelsins, Brian, additional, Jawa, Vibha, additional, Kakkanaiah, Vellalore, additional, Kamondi, Szilard, additional, Kolaitis, Gerry, additional, Kubiak, Robert J, additional, Kumar, Seema, additional, Kurki, Pekka, additional, Liang, Meina, additional, Liu, Patrick, additional, Maxfield, Kimberly, additional, Myler, Heather, additional, Palackal, Nisha, additional, Palmer, Rachel, additional, Pedras-Vasconcelos, João, additional, Piccoli, Steven, additional, Rhyne, Paul, additional, Saito, Yoshiro, additional, Savoie, Natasha, additional, Schick, Eginhard, additional, Schweighardt, Becky, additional, Shih, Judy, additional, Song, An, additional, Sriraman, Priya, additional, Staelens, Ludovicus, additional, Sumner, Giane, additional, Sun, Yongliang, additional, Ullmann, Martin, additional, Verthelyi, Daniela, additional, Wadhwa, Meenu, additional, Wang, Yow-Ming, additional, Xu, Yuanxin, additional, Yan, Haoheng, additional, Yang, Tong-yuan, additional, and Zeng, Rong, additional

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2018
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48. Determining Bank performance using CAMEL rating: A comparative study on selected Islamic and Conventional Banks in Bangladesh

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Md. Rafiqul Islam Rafiq

Subjects
Cultural Studies, 050208 finance, 021103 operations research, business.industry, Management efficiency, 05 social sciences, 0211 other engineering and technologies, Religious studies, Developing country, Accounting, Islam, 02 engineering and technology, Capital adequacy ratio, Order (exchange), 0502 economics and business, Profitability index, Operating expense, business, Financial sector
Abstract

The present article seeks to examine the determinants of the bank profitability in a developing country like Bangladesh and to compare the performance of Islamic and conventional banks during the period 2008 - 2014. Specifically working within the Bangladeshi financial sector, the analysis is confined to the domestic commercial banks operating in the Bangladeshi financial sector during the period 2008-2014. In order to achieve the study objectives and to answer some questions, the ratio analysis and CAMEL has been used. The study found that the higher capital ratio, Tier-1, and growth in total deposits for Islamic banks than conventional banks. On the other hand, Islamic banks are not able to good perform with ROA, ROE and cost-to-income ratio while conventional banks showed satisfactory performance in utilizing funds which was proved in this analysis as high ROA, ROE and cost-to-income ratio. This study shows that management efficiency regarding operating expenses positively and significantly affects the banks’ profitability. JEL Classifications: G2, G22, H12, G14 Handle: http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.11903/abr.v6n3.4

Published
2016

49. 11th GCC Closed Forum: cumulative stability; matrix stability; immunogenicity assays; laboratory manuals; biosimilars; chiral methods; hybrid LBA/LCMS assays; fit-for-purpose validation; China Food and Drug Administration bioanalytical method validation

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Islam, Rafiq, primary, Briscoe, Chad, additional, Bower, Joseph, additional, Cape, Stephanie, additional, Arnold, Mark, additional, Hayes, Roger, additional, Warren, Mark, additional, Karnik, Shane, additional, Stouffer, Bruce, additional, Xiao, Yi Qun, additional, van der Strate, Barry, additional, Sikkema, Daniel, additional, Fang, Xinping, additional, Tudoroniu, Ariana, additional, Tayyem, Rabab, additional, Brant, Ashley, additional, Spriggs, Franklin, additional, Barry, Colin, additional, Khan, Masood, additional, Keyhani, Anahita, additional, Zimmer, Jennifer, additional, Caturla, Maria Cruz, additional, Couerbe, Philippe, additional, Khadang, Ardeshir, additional, Bourdage, James, additional, Datin, Jim, additional, Zemo, Jennifer, additional, Hughes, Nicola, additional, Fatmi, Saadya, additional, Sheldon, Curtis, additional, Fountain, Scott, additional, Satterwhite, Christina, additional, Colletti, Kelly, additional, Vija, Jenifer, additional, Yu, Mathilde, additional, Stamatopoulos, John, additional, Lin, Jenny, additional, Wilfahrt, Jim, additional, Dinan, Andrew, additional, Ohorodnik, Susan, additional, Hulse, James, additional, Patel, Vimal, additional, Garofolo, Wei, additional, Savoie, Natasha, additional, Brown, Michael, additional, Papac, Damon, additional, Buonarati, Mike, additional, Hristopoulos, George, additional, Beaver, Chris, additional, Boudreau, Nadine, additional, Williard, Clark, additional, Liu, Yansheng, additional, Ray, Gene, additional, Warrino, Dominic, additional, Xu, Allan, additional, Green, Rachel, additional, Hayward-Sewell, Joanne, additional, Marcelletti, John, additional, Sanchez, Christina, additional, Kennedy, Michael, additional, Charles, Jessica St, additional, Bouhajib, Mohammed, additional, Nehls, Corey, additional, Tabler, Edward, additional, Tu, Jing, additional, Joyce, Philip, additional, Iordachescu, Adriana, additional, DuBey, Ira, additional, Lindsay, John, additional, Yamashita, Jim, additional, and Wells, Edward, additional

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2018
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