The purpose of this paper is to present findings of a factorial-experimental study which investigated the effects of the additional time and examination format in minimizing the language gap faced by hearing impaired students when answering Malay Language question paper in the Primary School Assessment (UPSR). Three formats were tested in this stud

This paper reports a literature review on commitment among quantity surveyors in Malaysia. The review aims to discover the meanings of commitment held by male and female quantity surveyor employees through the exploration of meanings of commitment done from previous studies. Additionally, the study seeks the factors lead to commitment among quantit

Introduction: Anterior border of the tibia is covered only by a thin layer of protective tissue. Plating of the tibia often results in wound complication and infection if the injury to this area is not recognized. We review our results of managing infection following plating of the tibia using a protocol base on the status of bone healing and the p

Acute injury to the thoracic aorta is a life-threatening and can lead to various types of aortic injury including the formation of false aneurysm or pseudoaneurysm. We report two cases of acute traumatic aortic injury after motor vehicle accidents. One case had a saccular pseudoaneurysm and another case had complex aortic injury with pseudoaneurysm

The study of English Literature was first introduced during the late eighteenth century in order to consolidate the superiority of British culture in comparison to the cultures of the colonised people. In the postcolonial period of the twentieth century, the continuation of the study of English literature had mainly been justified by Western libera

Introduction Morphological changes affecting skin microvasculature in diabetic foot ulcer (DFU), including dermal capillaries, may indicate microcirculatory dysfunction and subsequently affects the patient’s outcome. Methods We studied 42 subjects, involving 10 controls, 16 with neuropathic DFU and 16 with neuroischaemic DFU. The specimens were t

The great Muslim poet-philosopher Muhammad Iqbal was perhaps full of admiration for the Victorian poet Robert Browning when, in Reconstructions of Religious Thoughts in Islam, he mentions that that the later “turns the impossibility [of absolute knowledge] to ethical use by a very ingenious argument. The uncertainty of human knowledge, teaches th

According to Amran and Che Ahmad (2010), family succession attributes influence the firm’s performance and the family ownership is positively related with the firm’s performance. The writers also observed that families are motivated to work efficiently when they hold more shares in the business. Furthermore, the results reveal that successors-m

The reduction of capillary luminal area within dermal microcirculation in diabetic foot patients contributes towards the development of foot ulceration and subsequent failure to heal existing ulcers. We studied 42 subjects, involving 10 controls, 16 patients with neuropathic ulcer and 16 patients with neuroischaemic ulcer. The specimens were taken

Shaykh Ahmad Muhammad al- Surkitti (1876–1943) was an important figure in the Islamic reform movement in early twentieth- century Indonesia. He was born in the Sudan in 1876, studied in Mecca and Madinanfor fourteen years (1897–1911), and established his career as a schoolnteacher and a celebrated reformist leader in Indonesia (1911–1943).nTh