Progressive realisation is invoked as the guiding principle for countries on their own path to universal health coverage (UHC). It refers to the governmental obligations to immediately and progressively move towards the full realisation of UHC. This paper provides procedural guidance for countries, that is, how they can best organise their processes and evidence collection to make decisions on ...

Increasing women’s self-concept and positive perception of hijab are among the most priority strategies used to internalize the value of hijab. Strengthening the religious spirit to adhere to social values, broadening women’s knowledge about genuine Islamic values, and taking the subject of chastity and hijab scientifically into account are helpful in enhancing the culture of chastity. The pres...

In vitro quantitative biosynthetic studies were carried out on bone marrow cells obtained from an eleventh case with gamma heavy chain disease. The findings indicate that neither cytoplasmic nor extracellular degradation was responsible for the presence of the gamma heavy chain fragment in serum. The absence of a covalent-bound light chain was also confirmed.

This paper introduces a priority based fuzzy goal programming (FGP) method for modelling and solving multilevel programming problem (MLPP) through genetic algorithm (GA). In model formulation, the individual best solution of objectives of each of the decision makers (DMs) is determined by using the GA method for fuzzy description of the objectives. Then, tolerance membership functions of the de...

Mean waiting time is of a greater concern wherever queuing system is involved. Priority Scheduling is the general method used to reduce the mean waiting time of higher priority processes. However this method just focuses on favouring higher priority processes leaving the lower priority processes out of consideration and forcing them to starve for a longer period resulting in higher average mean...

With high-throughput sequencing, transcriptomics, and proteomics no longer in their “infancy” as described in the preface by author T.A. Brown, Genomes 4 offers an expansive review on a broad spectrum of topics in genetics ranging from the central dogma of genes coding for proteins, to the fine technical details of genome mapping. This edition retains the four-part organization from the previou...