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การพัฒนาแบบวัดการตอบตามความปรารถนาของสังคมของนิสิตนักศึกษาไทย, สุกัญญา จันทวาลย์
การพัฒนาแบบวัดการตอบตามความปรารถนาของสังคมของนิสิตนักศึกษาไทย, สุกัญญา จันทวาลย์
Journal of Education Studies
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การศึกษาเปรียบเทียบหลักสูตรอิงมาตรฐานของกลุ่มสาระการเรียนรู้สุขศึกษาและพลศึกษา ระหว่างประเทศนิวซีแลนด์และประเทศไทย, ภารดี ศรีลัด
การศึกษาเปรียบเทียบหลักสูตรอิงมาตรฐานของกลุ่มสาระการเรียนรู้สุขศึกษาและพลศึกษา ระหว่างประเทศนิวซีแลนด์และประเทศไทย, ภารดี ศรีลัด
Journal of Education Studies
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จับกระแสการศึกษาโลก, ศรีไพร โชติจิรวัฒนา
จับกระแสการศึกษาโลก, ศรีไพร โชติจิรวัฒนา
Journal of Education Studies
No abstract provided.
มุมห้องเรียน, ผคนันท์ อุ่นแจ่ม
คิดนอกกรอบ, ปุณณรัตน์ พิชญไพบูลย์
Consumer Attitudes Towards Manufacturer Brands And Own Label Brands – The Case Of The Chocolate Market In Poland, Teresa Taranko
Consumer Attitudes Towards Manufacturer Brands And Own Label Brands – The Case Of The Chocolate Market In Poland, Teresa Taranko
European Management Studies
The subject of the article is an analysis of consumer attitudes towards brands. It is a research article that includes the results of empirical research on consumer attitudes in Poland to chocolate brands belonging to producers and brands belonging to distributors. The practical implications of the results of the survey: the possibilities of effective use of a brand as an instrument to compete on the market depend on the reaction of consumers and their attitudes towards the brand. One of the challenges for modern marketing is actively shaping the desired consumer attitudes to brands. Such measures are actively pursued by …
Analysis Of Product Strategies Of Dairy Trade Brands In Biedronka And Lidl Discounters, Hanna Górska-Warsewicz, Maksymilian Czeczotko
Analysis Of Product Strategies Of Dairy Trade Brands In Biedronka And Lidl Discounters, Hanna Górska-Warsewicz, Maksymilian Czeczotko
European Management Studies
The aim of this study was to analyze the product strategy of trade brands of dairy products in two main discount chains in Poland (Biedronka and Lidl). Empirical research was conducted to review the assortment of main trade brands in 18 product groups in 2013 and 2015. Special attention was given to identification of strategies applied by discount chains, especially strategies of brand architecture and brand positioning for particular groups of consumers, taste differentiation, packaging size as well as food additives. The analyses were conducted in three main areas including dairy beverages and desserts, cheeses and other dairy products.
Employer Branding As A Development Determinant Of Retail Chains In Poland, Anna Dewalska-Opitek, Katarzyna Bilińska-Reformat
Employer Branding As A Development Determinant Of Retail Chains In Poland, Anna Dewalska-Opitek, Katarzyna Bilińska-Reformat
European Management Studies
Building a strong, favourable employer brand of a retail chain may be classified as a key determinant of its development. Trading companies should attract and maintain personnel with specific, desired competences, as well as decrease high staff turnover. Thus, employer branding is a priority for retail chains. Companies have a wide spectrum of tools (also called Employee Value Proposition) which may enable them to create a desired employer brand, taking into account the specificities of the trading sector and personnel structure in a retail chain. The main aims of the paper are: theoretical presentation of employer branding based on Polish …
Territorial Differentiation Of Development Of Marketplace In Poland – Statistical Analysis, Krzysztof P Wojdacki
Territorial Differentiation Of Development Of Marketplace In Poland – Statistical Analysis, Krzysztof P Wojdacki
European Management Studies
The aim of the article is to provide characteristics of the development of marketplace trade in Poland by region. It consists of two complementary parts. In the first part, based on the analysis of the development of economic phenomena over time (trend models, dynamics indices), the author identified the direction and intensity of changes in marketplace trade globally (for Poland) and by province in 1995–2013. The second part is devoted to determination of the spatial diversification of the level of development of marketplace trade by province. Making use of the dynamic multidimensional comparative analysis and the synthetic measure of development, …
Introduction, Saikaew Thipakorn, Kanokphan Usha
The Cultural Significance Of Buddha Representations From Bangkok In A Japanese Buddhist Historic Site: A Case Study Of Nittaiji Temple Of Japan, Vannaporn Phongpheng
The Cultural Significance Of Buddha Representations From Bangkok In A Japanese Buddhist Historic Site: A Case Study Of Nittaiji Temple Of Japan, Vannaporn Phongpheng
Asian Review
The image of Bangkok as a "Buddhist City" in Asian countries was propagated through the cultural diplomacy of King Chulalongkorn. In the case of Japan, Nittaiji Temple in Nagoya is the representative of a Thai-Japanese relationship developed from such a Buddhist idea. Much iconic Buddhist art was created to symbolically present Thai-Japanese Buddhist relations. Today, this temple is an iconic Buddhist attraction in Nagoya City because of the enshrinement of a Buddha image and Buddha relics given by the state of Thailand as well as because of the good management by Thailand and Japan to develop this relationship. This study …
Japan And The Development Of Thai Women's Needlework Skills In The Reign Of King Rama V, Dollaya Tiantong
Japan And The Development Of Thai Women's Needlework Skills In The Reign Of King Rama V, Dollaya Tiantong
Asian Review
In the reign of King Chulalongkorn (King Rama V), Japan was seen as a country which contributed to the development of traditional needlework and weaving for Th ai women in several ways. In addition to being the source of knowledge for Th ai women who studied further in the country, Japan also sent experts to Th ailand to teach Th ai women. Th ese contributions helped Th ai women develop expertise in traditional needlework and weaving that enhanced Thai women's status in that period.
Life During Wartime And Memories Of World War Ii In The Thai Novel, Chungking Sexpress, Hattakarn Areesilp
Life During Wartime And Memories Of World War Ii In The Thai Novel, Chungking Sexpress, Hattakarn Areesilp
Asian Review
This article aims to investigate the Thai novel entitled Chungking Sexpress by Anusorn Tipayanon in terms of its themes, the devices employed to present these themes and the role of the novel as a forum in which memories of the Second World War are presented. The study found that the main plot of puzzle-solving and the love triangle sub-plot that presents the lives of the characters during the Second World War are devices that the author chose to present the novel's themes: accepting a compromise with the demarcation of norms which dictate the way of life while still preserving one's …
The Sufficiency Economy Philosophy Beyond Thailand: Sustainable Development Challenges In A Neo-Liberal World, Justin John Shone
The Sufficiency Economy Philosophy Beyond Thailand: Sustainable Development Challenges In A Neo-Liberal World, Justin John Shone
Asian Review
The transition from socialism to state capitalism in the Lao PDR's socio-economic development has not as yet entirely resulted in the abandonment of the Suffi ciency Economy Philosophy (SEP)-like "ethically-based" development policies but today these policies struggle to gain traction alongside the confl icting conventional development polices of the very infl uential Lao PDR development partners. This research determined the positioning of the SEP and its application beyond Thailand in Lao PDR and involved a qualitative research methodology, included extensive literature reviews, direct observations, visits to SEP training centers and more than 70 semi-structured interviews. The research confirmed the international …
A Comparative Study Of Smiling Facial Expressions And Display Rules Of The Thai And The Japanese, Tippayarat Pothisitthiporn, Kiyoshi Maiya
A Comparative Study Of Smiling Facial Expressions And Display Rules Of The Thai And The Japanese, Tippayarat Pothisitthiporn, Kiyoshi Maiya
Asian Review
This study aims at investigating the similarities and differences between Thai and Japanese smiling facial expressions. The interview was conducted with Thai and Japanese participants. The results show that Thais tend to experience happiness in situations related to excitement and stability signifi cantly more than the Japanese, while the Japanese tend to experience happiness in situations related to relief and self-concept to a signifi cantly greater degree than Thais. The results also indicate that, in situations where they do not feel happy, Thais tend to smile when they are greeting or apologizing signifi cantly more than the Japanese, who tend …
A Hybrid Law Model For The Management Of Waste Electrical And Electronic Equipment: A Case Of The New Draft Law In Thailand, Panate Manomaivibool, Sujitra Vassanadumrongdee
A Hybrid Law Model For The Management Of Waste Electrical And Electronic Equipment: A Case Of The New Draft Law In Thailand, Panate Manomaivibool, Sujitra Vassanadumrongdee
Applied Environmental Research
Waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) has been high on the environmental policy agenda of many countries due to its rapidly increasing volume and concerns over its toxicity and the critical metals it holds. To date, 59 countries have passed laws for WEEE management (ex-cluding State level legislation in the USA and Canada). Most of these laws are based on the principle of extended producer responsibility (EPR) but their treatment of allocation of respon-sibility and system operation differ considerably. This study reviews the implementation models of EPR which are classified into two broad groups: producer compliance schemes and governmental funds. …
Greenhouse Gas Emission In Jewelry Industry: A Case Study Of Silver Flat Ring, Parnuwat Usapein, Chantra Tongcumpou
Greenhouse Gas Emission In Jewelry Industry: A Case Study Of Silver Flat Ring, Parnuwat Usapein, Chantra Tongcumpou
Applied Environmental Research
This paper describes an assessment of the carbon footprint (CF) of a silver ring, together with an attempt to measurematerial and energy consumption. The boundary of analyzing CF was defined as Business to Business (B2B). All primary data were obtained from a survey of the case study factory. Acquisition of raw material (silver) was the main GHG contribution to the overall CF and was thus considered as a CF hotspot. Acquisition accounted for 0.9740 kg CO2e or 94.44% of total emissions, followed by production processes (0.0573 kg CO2e) and tran-sportation (0.002 kg CO2e). The total CF amounted to 1.03 kg …
The Econometric Model Of Ship-Generated Operational Waste: The Underlying Tool For Waste Management In Container Port, Chalermpong Senarak
The Econometric Model Of Ship-Generated Operational Waste: The Underlying Tool For Waste Management In Container Port, Chalermpong Senarak
Applied Environmental Research
Marine pollution prevention through adequate provision of garbage reception facility (GRF) is a legal obligation of every port. According to MARPOL 73/78, each port authority should explore ways to increase its ability to prevent marine pollution from ship-generated waste. The paper supports this legal requirement by developing an econometric model for estimating the amount of operational waste delivered at GRF. The multiple regression with ordinary least squares technique was used to analyze the relationship between the amount of operational waste per month and two explanatory variables - size of ship and travelling distance from the last port of discharge. Data …
Acidic Recovery From Wastewater Of Automotive Battery Plant Using Membrane Technology, Nantanee Chaimongkalayon, Sudtida P. Thanasupsin
Acidic Recovery From Wastewater Of Automotive Battery Plant Using Membrane Technology, Nantanee Chaimongkalayon, Sudtida P. Thanasupsin
Applied Environmental Research
Diffusion dialysis (DD) equipped with anion exchange membranes (AEMs) is used as an effective tool to recover acidfrom various types of waste acid solutions. The aim of this study was to investigate the possibility of using the DD process to recover sulfuric acid (HsSO4) from the acidic wastewater from an automotive battery plant. A numbers of experimental runs was conducted to optimize the equipment's operating conditions, particularly variations in feed flow and flow rate ratios . The results showed that H2SO4 permeated well through the AEM, while metal ions were efficiently rejected. The recovery of H2SO4 increased as flow rate …
Using Morphology And Genomic Template Stability (Gts) To Track Herbicide Effect On Some Submersed Aquatic Plants, Kun Silprasit, Arin Ngamniyom, Patarapong Kerksakul, Sirikul Thumajitsakul
Using Morphology And Genomic Template Stability (Gts) To Track Herbicide Effect On Some Submersed Aquatic Plants, Kun Silprasit, Arin Ngamniyom, Patarapong Kerksakul, Sirikul Thumajitsakul
Applied Environmental Research
This study aimed to detect the genotoxiceffects of glyphosate on aquatic plants by the RAPD-PCR technique. Native aquatic plants were screened for herbicide testing. The aquatic plant amounts and species were counted and a comparison was made between natural ponds and paddy fields for a total of 17 sites; paddy fields (site 1-10), ponds beside paddy fields (site 11-14), and natural ponds (site 15-17). At each studied site, 5 randomized sampling plots of 2 x 5 m size were performed. Generally, the natural ponds contained more aquatic plant diversity than the paddy fields. However, some species such as Najas gramineaDel. …
Integrating Human Health Into Environmental Impact Assessment: Review Of Health Impact Assessment In Thailand, Phayong Thepaksorn, Wattasit Siriwong, Sathirakorn Pongpanich
Integrating Human Health Into Environmental Impact Assessment: Review Of Health Impact Assessment In Thailand, Phayong Thepaksorn, Wattasit Siriwong, Sathirakorn Pongpanich
Applied Environmental Research
The objective of this paper is to review the integration of health impact assessment (HIA) into environmental health assessment (EIA) or EHIA, existing legal requirements for health risk analyses, and lessons learned for integrating HIA within EIA processes. The authors undertook literature searches for EHIA practices through academic publications, reports, and websites of pub-lic organizations and related agencies in Thailand. We examined and synthesized the HIA system development, regulations, and examples of integrated EHIA. In conclusion, the implementation of EHIA still faces many obstacles, especially in such com-plex sector policy environments. The uncertainties, lack of evidence base, and challenges in …
Entanglement In Disordered Quantum Xy Chains, Houssam Abdul Rahman
Entanglement In Disordered Quantum Xy Chains, Houssam Abdul Rahman
All ETDs from UAB
HC2 is conservative under both
Structural Basis For Lipid-And Calmodulin-Mediated Akt Activation In Breast Cancer Cells, Constance Agamasu
Structural Basis For Lipid-And Calmodulin-Mediated Akt Activation In Breast Cancer Cells, Constance Agamasu
All ETDs from UAB
Growth and survival signals initiated at the cell surface by receptor-ligand interactions often involve a downstream activation of Akt, a serine/threonine kinase critical in regulating cell survival, apoptosis and oncogenesis. Hyper-activation of Akt is a common tumorigenic event, thereby making the Akt activation pathway a prime target for cancer therapy. The translocation of Akt to the plasma membrane (PM) for phosphorylation is a critical step in the Akt activation pathway. It has been established that membrane binding of Akt is mediated by direct interactions between its pleckstrin homology domain (PHD) and membrane lipid phosphatidylinositol 3,4,5-trisphosphate [PI(3,4,5)P3]. There is now emerging …
Mechanisms Of Innate And Adaptive Immune Function In Parkinson Disease, Heather Elizabeth Allen
Mechanisms Of Innate And Adaptive Immune Function In Parkinson Disease, Heather Elizabeth Allen
All ETDs from UAB
Parkinson disease (PD) is a common neurodegenerative movement disorder characterized pathologically by loss of dopaminergic neurons in the substantia nigra and aggregation of alpha-synuclein (α-syn) into large inclusions. The association of mutations and gene multiplications in SNCA, the gene encoding α-syn, with rare familial forms of PD led to the discovery that α-syn plays a key role in the pathogenesis of PD. The mechanism by which α-syn mediates its toxicity remains uncertain. A leading hypothesis states that the toxic effects of α-syn are mediated by activation of both the innate and adaptive immune systems within the central nervous system. Supporting …
Stepwise Generation Of Retinal Progenitor Cells From Human Embryonic Stem Cells On Defined Matrix Coatings, Jessica Patterson Antipenko
Stepwise Generation Of Retinal Progenitor Cells From Human Embryonic Stem Cells On Defined Matrix Coatings, Jessica Patterson Antipenko
All ETDs from UAB
Membrane proteins imperative for cell signal transduction, G-protein coupled receptors (GPCRs) are critical for drug discovery. Unfortunately, sufficient amounts of quantifiable protein cannot be produced using existing expression systems. Nature has an ideal solution—rhodopsin; the GPCR rhodopsin is efficiently and abundantly expressed in rod outer segments (ROS) of photoreceptor cells. As part of this study, human embryonic stem cells (hESC) were cultured on extracellular matrix (ECM) derived substrates and differentiated towards a photoreceptor lineage using conventional basic fibroblast growth factor (bFGF) and novel NM23 growth factor methods. NM23 is the natural ligand of MUC1*, which is surface accessible on stem …
Pattern Formation And Semilinear Evolution Equations In Function Spaces, Kwadwo Antwi-Fordjour
Pattern Formation And Semilinear Evolution Equations In Function Spaces, Kwadwo Antwi-Fordjour
All ETDs from UAB
predictors, and find that under the test of group differences, MacKinnon and White’s HC2
Patient Engagement Functionalities Facilitated By Health Information Technology: An Examination Of The Adoption Rate And Financial Performance Among U.S. Hospitals, Oghale Elijah Asagbra
Patient Engagement Functionalities Facilitated By Health Information Technology: An Examination Of The Adoption Rate And Financial Performance Among U.S. Hospitals, Oghale Elijah Asagbra
All ETDs from UAB
The Centers for Medicare and Medicaid (CMS) meaningful use requirement, as well as documented evidence suggest that health information technology (HIT) has the potential to promote patient engagement and consequently improve quality and reduce cost. This prompts a better understanding of hospital adoption of HIT for patient engagement. The purpose of the three papers presented in this dissertation is to examine hospital adoption of health information technology (HIT) to facilitate patient engagement. Emphasis is placed on the functionalities (i.e., functions or capabilities) offered by these technologies that have been determined to allow patients be more involved in their care because …
Low Power Oscillator Based Sensor Signal Monitoring System, A K M Arifuzzman
Low Power Oscillator Based Sensor Signal Monitoring System, A K M Arifuzzman
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With the advances in the integrated circuit technologies, various types of micro- and nano-sensors are increasingly being utilized in different fields such as medical monitoring, wireless health monitoring, structural health monitoring, where low power consumption, small dimensions, multi-signal sensing capabilities and wireless telemetry are required. Various types of bio-electrical signals are used in the medical sensor systems for diagnostics as well as therapeutic interventions. Usually, bio-signals have the common features of low frequency, and low amplitude level. In this work, a low current sensor signal monitoring system has been proposed and developed, which possesses several merits in terms of high …
Retentive Strength At The Zirconia Implant Abutment And Titanium Base Interface With Different Surface Treatments, Celin Arce
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Screw-retained zirconia implant crowns with an internal titanium base have favorable mechanical properties compared to single piece zirconia implant crowns; however, they require adequate bonding between the zirconia crown and the titanium base. This study measures the retention between a titanium base and a full contour zirconia implant crown following different surface treatments of their bonded surfaces. Full contour zirconia implant crowns were fabricated to fit a 3.5mm titanium base. The crowns were bonded to the titanium bases following 4 protocols (n=15): no surface treatment (Group 1), MDP-primer on the intaglio of crown and exterior of base (Group 2), alumina …
Property And The Roberts Court, John G. Sprankling
Property And The Roberts Court, John G. Sprankling
McGeorge School of Law Scholarly Articles
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