ctmj: A Pathfinder

This is a computer-generated pathfinder created against the Distant Reader study called ctmj.

Each Distant Reader study carrel is composed of many individual items. Each item is bibliographically described with author, title, date, summary, and keyword values. Below is a list of the items' most signficant keywords as well as lists of the items themselves. Purpusing the content of this pathfinder provides the student, researcher, or scholar with one way to get their heads around the scope of the carrel. The keywords include:

Data; System; Group; Information; Patients; Treatment; Learning; Cells; Activity; Analysis; Knowledge; Students; Tcm; Engine; Model; Ayurveda; Language; Security; Cancer; Expression; Symptoms; Plants; Water; Image; Literature; Respondents; Power; Rats; Percent; Current; Phase; Healthcare; Strength; Table; Oil; Covid-19; Management; Development; Components; Test; Arduino; Homoeopathic; Plant; Workers; India; Companies; Nodes; Coconut; Bhavana; Leaves; Author; Daisy; Banking; Alloy; Dosha; Gold; Abortion; Gilbert; Chitin; Android; Calcutta; Building; Conservation

Depending on how this pathfinder was created, many of the bibliographic sections will include elaborations on the meaning(s) of the given keywords. These elaborations were generated by feeding the items' summaries to a large langauge model and asking the model to address the question, "What is X?", where "X" is the keyword. The result will be a few sentences of elaboration. Be forewarned. The elaborations are often plausible, but they should not be take as truth. Instead, they should be taken as points for consideration.

• An Advanced Ensemble Enhanced Feature Selection Approach for Intrusion Detection System by Pegg Bosh; Heik Staud; Sujun Ye (2022) - i where |Fi| denotes the number of data records in the subset Di after the partitioning has happened. The chance that is picked one record from the set D of information records and report that if has a location with some class Cj is provided by , m j=1 freq(Cj,D) 5 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2022| Vol5 |Issue3 Where freq (Cj, D) refers to the amount of information records(points) of the class Cj in D, whereas |D| is the aggregate number of information records in D. Keywords: data; dataset; detection; information; intrusion; journal; svm; system
• An Advanced Ensemble Enhanced Feature Selection Approach for Intrusion Detection System by Pegg Bosh; Heik Staud; Sujun Ye (2022) - i where |Fi| denotes the number of data records in the subset Di after the partitioning has happened. The chance that is picked one record from the set D of information records and report that if has a location with some class Cj is provided by , m j=1 freq(Cj,D) 5 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2022| Vol5 |Issue3 Where freq (Cj, D) refers to the amount of information records(points) of the class Cj in D, whereas |D| is the aggregate number of information records in D. Keywords: data; dataset; detection; information; intrusion; journal; svm; system
• Effective Use of Convolutional Neural Networks for Deep Learning in CBIR by Lakshmeelavanya Alluri; Hemalatha Dendukuri (2022) - [8] suggested an easy and effective supervised learning model for rapid image retrieval system. We decided to adapt the deep architecture for image retrieval by employing transfer learning. Keywords: cbir; computer; data; feature; image; input; layer; learning; retrieval; system
• A Fog-centric secure cloud storage scheme by PU Wenyuan; ZHOU Chunxiang (2023) - [9] Privacy preserving public auditing for data storage security in cloud computing, by C. Wang, Q. Wang, K. Ren, and W. Lou, appeared in Infocom, 2010 Proceedings IEEE (pp. 1-9). Implementation: With the only goal of ensuring cloud data, we suggested a cloud data storage approach based on haze modelling. Keywords: cloud; computing; data; fog; information; security; storage
• Using a Circular Queue Data Structure for mLMS Application Security Analysis by Dr.M.Shanmugapriya (2023) - High security for mLMS data is ensured by the use of a variety of variable parameters that make decryption challenging. We concern about securing user privacy by encrypting all the profile details and user data with the CQ algorithm. Keywords: algorithm; circular; data; fig; information; learning; security; server
• Detection of Anomaly Application with System Interpreting and Supervising Database Access by Dr. Latha; Dr. Maram Ashok (2023) - Abstract Data base management systems provide access control systems that enable database managers (DBAs) to approve application programs access opportunities to data sources. An accessibility control device can only prevent application programs from accessing the data to which the programs are not licensed, yet it is not able to avoid misuse of the data to which application programs are licensed for accessibility. Keywords: anomaly; application; control; data; database; detection; program; signature; system; view
• Android-Based Black Box System for Vehicle Tracking by M.Prabha; L.Gnanaprakash; N.Navinkumar (2023) - [8] mr. kazi aaliya,mr. gantyala supriya, mr. prabhutendolkar mrunal, mr. v.l.salke, “wireless black box using mems accelerometer for vehicle accidental monitoring” international journal of innovative research in science, engineering and technology, issn:2319- 8753, volume-06, issue-04, april 2017. [11] mr. kishor rane, mr. rahul tichkule, mr. mohit shinde, prof. Keywords: black; box; data; gps; gsm; information; international; system; vehicle
• Potential benefits of Qi Gong meditation in quantifiable physiology: A five-year longitudinal observation by Ashlaey (2024) - 5B, J, and L, the correlations between SpO2 and the PR/ RR ratio, pulse rate, and perfusion index shifted downward from 2016 to 2020 during Qi Gong meditation practice, which reflects a reduction in responses to the decrease of SpO2 level during Qi Gong meditation. The data of Qi Gong meditation are graphed in B, D, F, H, J, and L, indicating correlations among vital signs during Qi Gong meditation practice. Keywords: data; fig; gong; issue; meditation; practice; pulse; pulse rate; qi gong; rate; respiration; spo2
• Accurate Skin Disease Detection with K-Nearest Neighbors and CAM in IoMT-Enabled Diagnostic Solutions by Surendar Rama Sitaraman; Poovendran Alagarsundaram; Veerandra Kumar R; Dr. Dede Kurniadi (2024) - The accuracy of diagnosing skin diseases has greatly increased recently because to developments in machine learning algorithms and IoMT-enabled diagnostic tools. Future studies should concentrate on resolving these problems by optimising hyperparameters and using approaches like ensemble learning or oversampling to guarantee greater stability and dependability in the categorisation of skin diseases (Esti et al., 2023). Keywords: accuracy; cam; data; disease; iomt; journal; knn; skin; system
• Privacy-Preserving Personalized Healthcare Data in Cloud Environments via Secure Multi-Party Computation and Gradient Descent Optimization by Swapna Narla; R Lakshmana Kumar (2018) - Tek Leaders Inc, Texas, USA swapnanarla8883@gmail.com 2R Lakshmana Kumar Sri Ranganathar Institute of Engineering and Technology Coimbatore, India. Lakshmanakumar93@gmail.com 1.Introduction The rapid growth of healthcare data, fueled by advancements in Internet of Things (IoT) devices and electronic health records, has created significant opportunities for enhancing patient care through data-driven insights[1]. However, the sensitive nature of healthcare data raises serious concerns regarding unauthorized access, data breaches, and misuse [2]. Keywords: cloud; data; descent; gradient; healthcare; party; privacy; security; system; vol
• Cloud Computing in Healthcare for Enhancing Patient Care and Efficiency by Rajababu Budda; R. Pushpakumar (2018) - Recent advancements in cloud computing are transforming healthcare through innovative applications in AI- assisted diagnostics, the patient monitoring, and distributed research collaborations [5]. The acceptance and adoption of cloud computing in healthcare are influenced by multiple technological and organizational factors. Keywords: analysis; cloud; computing; cost; data; efficiency; healthcare; patient; performance; security; system
• AI-Driven Cloud-Based Deep Learning for Predictive Healthcare Analytics: Enhancing Disease Diagnosis with CNNs in Medical Imaging by Vijai Anand Ramar; S. Rathna (2018) - By integrating AI models with cloud infrastructure, the system enables faster, more reliable, and remote diagnosis while ensuring secure data storage and real-time accessibility. • Data Security & Privacy: Cloud-based storage of medical data raises concerns about cybersecurity threats, unauthorized access, and compliance with healthcare regulations (e.g., HIPAA, GDPR) Keywords: analytics; cloud; data; healthcare; learning; model; time; training; tumor; vol
• Traditional Chinese Medicine with Data Visualization: Prospects and Difficulties in the Age of Big Data by Poorna Chander Rao (2025) - [51], who created a hierarchical symptom-herb topic model for TCM research in the treatment of diabetes, and Jiang Z, et al. There is still a lot of mystery around traditional Chinese medicine (TCM), despite the fact that it is an integral aspect of healthcare systems across the globe, especially in a number of Asian nations. Keywords: analysis; author; chen; chinese; data; et al; figure; herbal; information; irr; journal; keywords; medical; medicine; research; tcm
• A Look at ChatGPT's Rising Reputation Among Tech-Savvy College Students by Dr. N. Sumathy (2020) - ChatGPT's cutting-edge, one- of-a-kind, and powerful features are enabled by its dependence on language model AI and vast data sets, making it superior to ordinary search engines like Google and Bing. ChatGPT, developed by OpenAI, is an AI system that can have natural-sounding conversations. Keywords: chatgpt; data; learning; relationship; respondents; score; study
• Methods for Securing Information Systems in the Microfinance Industry B.Swathi, M.Saritha by B.Swathi; M.Saritha (2020) - Data security is an issue that affects all sizes of financial services businesses, and this article looks at those issues and possible solutions. significantly improved data security for SMEs Six respondents said that small businesses must utilise data encryption technology as a first step. Keywords: businesses; companies; company; cyber; data; information; organisations; research; respondents; security; study
• FOCUS ON LSRW LANGUAGE SKILLS IN GOVERNMENT SECONDARY SCHOOLS OF TELANGANA STATE by Xiag Leminh; Luo Meihonghi (2021) - The Correct Setting and the Correct Performance You can only get the most out of student data if the correct conditions are in place for discussions and processes that allow for the data to be instructive, valuable and put into action, which is more critical for an individual. Students may be divided into groups based on their level of flair and accuracy using a widely accepted standard technique for identifying their interests and limits. Keywords: data; language; learning; medicine; min; practice; students; time
• An Advanced Ensemble Enhanced Feature Selection Approach for Intrusion Detection System by Pegg Bosh; Heik Staud; Sujun Ye (2021) - i where |Fi| denotes the number of data records in the subset Di after the partitioning has happened. The chance that is picked one record from the set D of information records and report that if has a location with some class Cj is provided by , m j=1 freq(Cj,D) 5 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2022| Vol5 |Issue3 Where freq (Cj, D) refers to the amount of information records(points) of the class Cj in D, whereas |D| is the aggregate number of information records in D. Keywords: data; dataset; detection; information; intrusion; journal; svm; system

• An Overview of Partial Reconfiguration for MC- CDMA WCS Implementation on FPGA by V. PREMA TULASI; M SHRAVANI; G.SWETHA (2022) - The SFF-SDR platform offers a heterogeneous solution, including both DSP and FPGA implementations. [7] H. N. Abdullah, H. A. Hadi, ―Design and Implementation of FPGA Based Software Defined Radio Using Simulink HDL Coder‖ Eng. & Tech. Keywords: cdma; communication; conference; design; fpga; ieee; implementation; international; p.p; reconfiguration; sdr; system; transmitter; use; wireless
• Web Image Search Engine with Integrated Feature Extraction by Dr. K. Gayatri; Dr. K. Sandeep Raja (2022) - Here the retrieval is based on color and texture features not by using color information in the image, input image first decomposes the input query image into several sub bands i.e., approximation coefficients and detail coefficients, where detail coefficients consists of horizontal (LH), vertical (HL) and also the diagonal information (HH) of the image. However, DWT suffers from lack of translation invariancy which plays a key role in extracting low-level features from input image while decomposing it. Keywords: cbir; dwt; image; information; retrieval; system; texture; wavelet
• Integrated analyses of transcriptomics and network pharmacology reveal leukocyte characteristics and functional changes in subthreshold depression, elucidating the curative mechanism of Danzhi Xiaoyao powder by Kunyu Liu; Leiming qui; Jianhua; Huang; Ting; Cai; Yunan; Anlong Xaqu (2024) - Nodes with a yellow border signify SD hub genes, and the thickness of the gray lines, from thin to thick, indicates the combined score of protein‒protein interaction, from low to high (0.7e0.999). These three were confirmed as CTRA indicator genes and predicted SD hub genes, and their expression and/or functional abnormalities have been reported in depression-linked research. Keywords: activity; analysis; cell; clinical; compounds; connectivity; ctra; degs; depression; dzxy; effects; factor; fig; function; genes; hub; immune; journal; mdd; mechanisms; network; pages; pathways; patients; potential; radix; research; response; signaling; study; system; targets; tnf; transcription; treatment; volume
• Uramarunnu: Pediatric Care in the Ayurvedic Tradition by B .Buvana; R .Chaithu; N . Samyoutha (2018) - [10] Allium sativum Liliaceae Bulb Katu-Madhura Guru-Snigdha- Theekshna Ushna Katu Deepana, Balya, Medhya Haridra [18] Embelia ribes Myrsinaceae Fruit Katu -thiktha Laghu-ruksha Ushna Katu Deepana, Anulomana, Krimighna Sunti Keywords: ayurveda; brain; children; deepana; drugs; gastro; katu; laghu; system; tract; uramarunnu; ushna
• HANDHELD SENSORS FOR USE IN SPORTS BIOMECHANICS by Dr. Abhi; V.Balaji; G.Sujatha; G.Lakshmi (2020) - The main controlling device of the project is Arduino UNO microcontroller. In the Arduino IDE, from the Tools menu:  under the Board option choose Arduino UNO  under the Serial Port option ensure the correct port is selected  under the Programmer option choose Arduino as ISP To burn the Bootloader, choose Burn Bootloader from the Tools menu You should see a message “Burning bootloader to I/O Board (this may take a minute) Keywords: arduino; chip; health; mode; pin; power; system; uno
• SMART CHILD TRACKING SYSTEM USING GSM AND GPS by LIU Wei; XIONG Xingjiang; QIAO Lumin (2021) - Cyber Travel Tips did research [3] and discovered that in Malaysia, 3 The majority of missing children fall into one of two groups. V.SOFTWARE TOOLS ARDUINO IDE RESULT Location in Google maps VII.CONCLUSIONAND FUTURESCOPE At the completion of the experiment, it was determined that it will be used to locate missing children. Keywords: children; gps; gsm; location; system; tracking
• GSM BASED ELECTRONIC ELECTIVE SYSTEM by Zhanh Tiang; Zhai Huaqianji (2021) - For the most important role in an election, electronic voting systems should be developed with the utmost care and security. People with impairments may benefit from electronic voting machines, which read out the instructions through headphones, as well as assist the blind. Keywords: gsm; polling; system; use; voters; voting
• Design and implementation of an Intelligent Mobility Solution with Adaptive Cruise Control by Zhangi Aipingh; Ji Aiyingji (2021) - Using this information, the ACC can identify vehicles ahead and determine factors such as distance, direction, and speed relative to the item in front. Vehicle-to-vehicle communication is handled by a separate wireless system. Keywords: acc; cacc; control; cruise; driver; speed; system; vehicle

• Efficacy of Erand Sneha (Castor oil) in the management of Amavata (Rheumatoid arthritis) with respect to its Sama Stage by LILLU Wei; XIONG Xingj; LI Yixua (2022) - A 27 1.00 50.87% -1.429 -48.00 36.0 -84.000 0.188 IS Group B 25 1.00 50% Table 3: Comparison of effect of therapy on associated symptoms Associated symptoms Group n Median Relief % Z W T+ T- p Angamarda Group Clinically, however, Group A exhibited superior results in alleviating symptoms such Angamarda, Jwara, Apaka and Gaurav than Group B in alleviating symptoms such as Alasya, Bahumutrata and Aruchi (Table 3).Unpaired 't' tests used to compare the effectiveness of therapy on functional parameters showed statistically insignificant results for all but foot pressure, suggesting no significant differences in effect between the two groups. Keywords: amavata; group; journal; medicine; patients; percent; symptoms; table
• Laparoscopy and Laparotomy for Endometrioid Adenocarcinoma: Short- and Long-Term Outcomes’ Comparison by Rajesh V Giri (2022) - [13] G. Bennich, M. Rudnicki, and P. D. Lassen, “Laparoscopic surgery for early endometrial cancer,” Acta Obstetricia et Gynecologica [27] H. Y. He, Z. J. Yang, and J. Q. Zhang, “Comparison of the near and long-term efficacy of laparoscopic and open surgery for early endometrial cancer,” Chinese Journal of Obstetrics and Gynecology, vol. Keywords: adenocarcinoma; cancer; endometrioid; group; hysterectomy; journal; laparoscopic; laparotomy; patients; recurrence; stage; surgery; vol
• Strategies for digital initiatives and corporate planning by M .Mallika; K.Harshitha; M.Deekshitha (2023) - Individuals deposit their funds with banks, which then provide loans to entrepreneurs and manufacturers. Loans from banks are a boon to the economy. Keywords: bank; employees; group; kvb; management; managers; respondents; schemes; years
• In high-fat, streptozotocin-induced type 2 diabetic Wistar rats, the effect of a phenolic and alkaloid extract from Senna Occidentalis leaves on the heart's oxidative status was studied. by Ramesh (2025) - Group Extract administration Control Normoglycemic rats orally administered with distilled water Untreated Streptozotocin-induced diabetic rats orally administered diabetic rat with distilled water Diabetic rat 14.3 mg/kg (body weight) of metformin Diabetic rat 100 mg/kg (body weight) of phenolic extract Diabetic rat 100 mg/kg (body weight) of phenolic extract Diabetic rat 100 mg/kg (body weight) of phenolic extract Diabetic rat 200 mg/kg (body weight) of alkaloid extract Experimental animal stratification and extract administration Forty‑three S. occidentalis leaf extract lowered MDA levels in rats when administered topically. Keywords: activity; antioxidant; diabetes; diabetic; extract; group; levels; occidentalis; rats; senna; type; wistar
• A Disseminated Intravascular Coagulation Animal Model: How Compound Danshen Dripping Pills Work and What They Do by Kiran Kumar Reddy; Varun (2025) - [15] A single oral dose of CDDP considerably reduced the levels of inflammatory cytokines like IL-10 and TNF-α in DIC model rats, as well as the activity of markers for liver and kidney damage like GPT and GOT, as well as the levels of BUN and Cr in their plasma, according to the results. Research Tools and Procedures: We carried out DIC animal models with various inducers and studied the impact of CDDP on many parameters, including survival rate, blood flow to the hepatic and gastric fundi, aberrant prothrombin time (PT), fibrinogen (FIB) concentration, inflammatory factors, and the damage index for the liver and kidneys. Keywords: analysis; animals; blood; cddp; coagulation; compound; control; danshen; dic; effect; genes; group; model; model group; rats
• Qingjie Fuzheng Granule and 5-fluorouracil Inhibit Colorectal Cancer Growth in a Synergistic Manner via the Phosphatidylinositol 3-Kinase/Protein Kinase B Pathway by Rajesh Kumar; Ravi Prasad (2025) - QFG: Qingjie Fuzheng Granule, 5‑FU: 5‑Fluorouracil EMT is a process in which epithelial cell phenotype transformed to mesenchymal cell phenotype under specific physiological or pathological conditions, which promotes the loss of intercellular adhesions, increases the metastatic capacity of cancer cells, inhibits apoptosis, and is an important factor affecting tumor recurrence and metastasis.[25-28] Cell-triggered EMT, which results in loss of epithelial cell integrity, and transcriptional repression of genes encoding epithelial cell-specific proteins such as E-Cadherin by transcription factors, contribute to the degradation of adherens junctions, and their adherens junctions are replaced by proteins capable of greater junctional flexibility (e.g., N‑Cadherin), leading to cell separation and enhanced cell motility.[29-34] Epithelial genes a c b d e f g h 53 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2025 The growth and chemoresistance of colorectal cancer cells are regulated by the phosphatidylinositol-3-kinase/protein kinase B (PI3K/AKT) signaling system. Keywords: 5‑fu; akt; apoptosis; cancer; cells; expression; figure; fuzheng; granule; group; hct‑8; pathway; pi3k; qfg; qingjie; tumor
• Evaluation of Anti - Hyperglycaemic activity of Madhu (Honey) inHigh fat diet induced diabetes - An Experimental study by Dr. M .Santhyanarayana; K .Sukumar (2018) - The research found that Madhu combined with Triphala Kashaya (Samyoga group) had significantly more anti-hyperglycaemic and anti-hyper cholestraemic action than Samskaritha Madhu (processed honey group). Since specific Madhusamskara is also mentioned in medieval texts for attaining specific outcomes, testing of processed honey becomes essential over experimental animals to establish safety and efficacy. Keywords: activity; animals; anti; antioxidant; diabetes; diet; fat; group; honey; kashaya; madhu; study; triphala; week; weight
• Sama Stage Amavata (Rheumatoid Arthritis) Treatment: How Effective Is Erand Sneha (Castor Oil)? by C.Acharya; N.Pavan kumar; K.Laxmi (2018) - A 28 -16.218 12.97% -141.13 213.93 42.78 -2.413 0.019 S Group B 25 124.920 25.91% On comparing the efficacy of therapy on serological parameters with help of unpaired ‘t’ test both group showed statistically insignificant result which suggested that there was no major differences between both group, but ASO titre showed significant result in patients of group B than that in group A. 80.32% had stress as etiological factor followed by anger (34.42%), sadness(22.95%) and fear (4.91%). Keywords: amavata; disease; group; patients; sama; shunti; symptoms; therapy
• For the treatment of dry eyes caused by the suppression of the JAK2/STAT3 pathway, a combination of Runmu fengye tang preparation and hydroxysugar glycolic acid eye drops is recommended. by Dr.P.Aravinda Reddy; Dr.V.Ravikumar; Dr.Rafia; Aashish r hajare (2020) - Taken together, the combined treatment with RMFS and HGA inhibited cell apoptosis of cornea tissues in rabbit dry eye model. The effect of Buddleja officinalis maxim eye drops on morphology and apoptosis in lacrimal gland of experimental dry eye rabbit model. Keywords: cells; dry; eye; group; hga; model; model group; rmfs; stat3; th17; treatment; treg
• Efficacy of Erand Sneha (Castor oil) in the management of Amavata (Rheumatoid arthritis) with respect to its Sama Stage by LILLU Wei; XIONG Xingj; LI Yixua (2021) - A 27 1.00 50.87% -1.429 -48.00 36.0 -84.000 0.188 IS Group B 25 1.00 50% Table 3: Comparison of effect of therapy on associated symptoms Associated symptoms Group n Median Relief % Z W T+ T- p Angamarda Group Clinically, however, Group A exhibited superior results in alleviating symptoms such Angamarda, Jwara, Apaka and Gaurav than Group B in alleviating symptoms such as Alasya, Bahumutrata and Aruchi (Table 3).Unpaired 't' tests used to compare the effectiveness of therapy on functional parameters showed statistically insignificant results for all but foot pressure, suggesting no significant differences in effect between the two groups. Keywords: amavata; group; journal; medicine; patients; percent; symptoms; table
• Impact of pycnogenol on oxidative and inflammatory damage in rat ovaries caused by ischemia/reperfusion by Dr.Y.Sirisha; Dr.Aneela; Shivaprasad; Asraful hoque (2021) - Histopathological findings As shown in Figure 3 A and B and Table 1, microscopic analyses of the ovarian sections of the sham operation and PYC groups show normal Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2021 PYC group. Keywords: group; ischemia; levels; mda; ovaries; pyc; pycnogenol; rats; reperfusion

• A Review on Smriti (Memory) and its Affiliates in Physiology by Lin Linyij; Liu Tonghuag (2021) - Short- term memories are stored in the prefrontal lobe of the cerebral cortex. These eight causes of memory process need the capacity to seek and locate the memory at a later time. Keywords: brain; buddhi; information; memories; memory; smriti; term

• Anxieties Over Withdrawal Decisions and Their Negative Impact on Mexican Women Who Had Hysterectomies: A Case Report by Dr. Suresh VinayakThombare (2022) - In the following cases, we will present different homeopathical treatments for suppressive symptoms that appeared after hysterectomy. A method that pretends to discover the prevalent miasma in each patient is used to show instances with columns where symptoms are categorized. Keywords: case; history; hysterectomy; miasmatic; patients; symptoms; uterine
• Deciphering Parkinson’s Disease through Eye Movements: A Promising Tool for Early Diagnosis in the Face of Cognitive Impairment by B.Buvana; R .Chaithu; N . Samyoutha (2022) - These features may be significant in the early detection, development, and differential diagnosis of PD cognitive impairment, as well as in the course of the disease itself. The instrument's detection of eye movement is more objective and repeatable than the conventional cognitive scale. Keywords: disease; eye; impairment; movement; parkinson; patients; research; saccade; tracking; vol
• Plasma metabolomics combined with personalized diagnosis guided by Chinese medicine reveals subtypes of chronic heart failure by Bangze Fu; Chan Chen; Liangtao Luo; Dong Deng; Huihui Zhao; Wei Wang (2024) - Echocardiographic measurements, the 6-minute walking distance test, and patients' quality of life are all improved when CHF patients receive treatment that combines traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) with Western medicine. To analyze the NMR data holistically and discriminate CHF patients with different TCM syndrome types and con- trols, we applied both principal component analysis and orthogonal partial least-squares discriminant analysis (OPLS-DA).13,14 Score and loading plots were calculated to demonstrate discriminatory metabolites for each group. Keywords: chf; chinese; deficiency; failure; heart; journal; medicine; metabolic; metabolomics; opls; patients; tcm; yang; yin
• Osteoarthritis Pain Reduction with Ajamodadi Vati (An Ayurvedic Formulation) by Shakuntala; Shiva Rama Prasad Kethamakka (2018) - Sandhigata Vata Ajamodadi Vati (an Ayurvedic preparation) will be studied for its analgesic effects. In present study maximum numbers of patients belonged to age group of 50-60 years, which is Vata predominance and the symptoms of joint pain is being age related. Keywords: grade; joint; pain; patients; sandhigata; study; vata

• Case Study Non- Surgical Management of Low Anal Fistula in an Infant with Udumbara Ksheerasutra– A Case Study by Yan Yongia; Che Xi; Li Jianshen (2022) - The following are the results of calculating the cutting rate per week (CRW):The length of the stula divided by the number of treatment days is the CRW.In the current investigation, the CRW was 0.8cms per week. 1 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2021 | Vol4 |Issue6 Chinese Traditional Medical Journal Case Study Non- Keywords: ano; journal; ksheerasutra; seton; stula; tract; treatment
• The Present State of Chinese Traditional Chinese Medicine Standardization by Narasimha; Jayalaxmi (2025) - It is also important to take advantage of China's dominance in TCM international standardization to encourage the transition of TCM standards to international ones [27]. In the 2006– 2020 Traditional Chinese Medicine Innovation Development Planning Outline, spearheaded by the Ministry of Science and Technology, TCM standardization was identified as a priority issue with the aim of becoming the worldwide standard for traditional medicine. Keywords: china; chinese; diagnosis; diseases; medicine; standardization; standards; tcm; treatment; vol
• Case Study Non- Surgical Management of Low Anal Fistula in an Infant with Udumbara Ksheerasutra– A Case Study by Yan Yongia; Che Xi; Li Jianshen (2021) - The following are the results of calculating the cutting rate per week (CRW):The length of the stula divided by the number of treatment days is the CRW.In the current investigation, the CRW was 0.8cms per week. 1 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2021 | Vol4 |Issue6 Chinese Traditional Medical Journal Case Study Non- Keywords: ano; journal; ksheerasutra; seton; stula; tract; treatment
• Case Study Multiple Stage Surgical Approach along with Ksharasutra Therapy in the Management of High Anal Fistula (Bhagandara) by Jin Xi; Wan Je; Shen Hifen (2021) - It is possible that Ksharasutra's effect caused the tract to get brosed, resulting in excellent healing, which prevented the recurrence of secondary track recurrence following the healing of the tract which drains all secondary track linking to the main tracks. This, in turn, prevented secondary track recurrence.. Keywords: ksharasutra; patient; recurrence; track; treatment
• Management of Avascular Necrosis through Ayurveda - A Case Study by Nduuisi Nwobod; Zhouj Chungan; Zhanh Zhibigh (2021) - Aim: For the evaluation of the effectiveness of Panchatikta Kshira Basti (enema produced from Tikta Dravya like Nimba (Azadirachta indica), Patola (Trichosanthes dioica), Vyagri (Solanum surattence), Guduchi (Tinospora cordifolia), and Vasa (Adhatoda vasica) in the treatment of avascular necrosis. According to the findings, Panchatikta Kshira Basti is a viable therapeutic option for patients with Avascular Necrosis. Keywords: basti; bowel; frequency; hip; lightness; medicine; necrosis; treatment
• Case Study Multiple Stage Surgical Approach along with Ksharasutra Therapy in the Management of High Anal Fistula (Bhagandara) by Jin Xi; Wan Je; Shen Hifen (2021) - It is possible that Ksharasutra's effect caused the tract to get brosed, resulting in excellent healing, which prevented the recurrence of secondary track recurrence following the healing of the tract which drains all secondary track linking to the main tracks. This, in turn, prevented secondary track recurrence.. Keywords: ksharasutra; patient; recurrence; track; treatment
• Case Study Non- Surgical Management of Low Anal Fistula in an Infant with Udumbara Ksheerasutra– A Case Study by Yan Yongia; Che Xi; Li Jianshen (2021) - The following are the results of calculating the cutting rate per week (CRW):The length of the stula divided by the number of treatment days is the CRW.In the current investigation, the CRW was 0.8cms per week. 1 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2021 | Vol4 |Issue6 Chinese Traditional Medical Journal Case Study Non- Keywords: ano; journal; ksheerasutra; seton; stula; tract; treatment

• An Intelligent Tutoring System for Automata Theory: A Proposed Framework by Luo Da; Den Hui; Zhang Youhu (2022) - Student knowledge is 'actively constructed' rather than passively learned from textbooks and lectures, according to this theory. As a result of a review of current intelligent tutoring systems for undergraduate courses in Automata Theory for computer science students, this article presents an improved approach. Keywords: automata; computer; journal; knowledge; learning; model; science; students; systems; theory
• An Intelligent Tutoring System for Automata Theory: A Proposed Framework by Luo Da; Den Hui; Zhang Youhu (2022) - Student knowledge is 'actively constructed' rather than passively learned from textbooks and lectures, according to this theory. As a result of a review of current intelligent tutoring systems for undergraduate courses in Automata Theory for computer science students, this article presents an improved approach. Keywords: automata; computer; journal; knowledge; learning; model; science; students; systems; theory
• Evolution of Education: A Comparative Analysis of Pre- and Post-COVID-19 Paradigms by Dr. S. Peer Mohamed (2024) - However, amidst the turbulence and uncertainty, the pandemic has also ignited a spirit of resilience and ingenuity, prompting educators to explore new frontiers in educational technology and pedagogy. Effects of Covid-19 on the Indian education system In India, education system is closed temporarily to preventing spread of coronavirus, due to closure of both schools and colleges, 32 Crore students are affected. Keywords: covid-19; education; educators; journal; learning; pandemic; students
• IS LITERATURE DYING IN ENGLISH CLASSROOMS IN TECHNOLOGICAL UNIVERSITIES? by Wuh Linling; Liu Xiaohuigh (2021) - 10There has been a paradigm shift from literary texts to a fast-track course in language competency among students today. With an eye toward determining why it's so hard to get people to respond in a literary way, this study proposes ways to enhance non- literary texts by including brief literary extracts that help readers get a deeper knowledge of life, people, and circumstances. Keywords: english; language; learning; literature; skills; students; text

• The role of mta2 expression in bladder cancer cells and its regulation mechanism by Dr.K.Nagarsee; Dr.Nadeem; G.Rajani; Aszad Hussain Barbhuyan (2021) - Reprinted from Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2021 | Vol 4 | Issue 1 ISSN : 2693 - 6356 2021 | Vol 4 | Issue 1 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com The role of mta2 expression in bladder cancer cells and its regulation mechanism Dr.K.Nagarsee 1 , Dr.Nadeem 2, G.Rajani 3,Aszad Then, transfection of bladder cancer cells with the mta2 was done in line with the steps indicated in the transfection instructions. Keywords: bladder; cadherin; cancer; carcinoma; cells; expression; mta2; protein; t24; transfection
• Influence of puerarin, paeoniflorin, and menthol on structure and barrier function of tight junctions in MDCK and MDCK-MDR 1 Cells by Lin Zhang; Shouying Duao; Yang Lui; Chang Lqiu; Huichao; Bing Yang; Bai; Pengyue (2024) - The blood- brain barrier (BBB) governs and controls the molecular permeation between the brain's periphery and interior, and when the levels of drugs administered to the brain are inadequate, it is often due to the barrier function of the brain's capillary endothelial cells.1e4 One of the best cell models to mimic the BBB in vitro is MadineDarby canine kidney epithelial (MDCK) cells or MDCK cells transfected with the human multidrug resistance 1 (MDR1) gene (MDCK-MDR1).5, 6 And menthol's TEER-lowering effects on MDCK cells were noticed before those on MDCK-MDR1 cells. Keywords: barrier; bbb; brain; cells; drug; function; journal; mdck; mdr1; menthol; paeoniflorin; proteins; puerarin; teer
• Novel wild edible mushroom Astraeus hygrometricus (Pers.) Morgan induces robust apoptosis on human acute lymphoblastic leukemia cells through a RONS-subsisted mitochondria-dependent pathway by Pal; Ribhu; Chouni; Subhadwip Hajra (2024) - Methanol extract of A. hygrometricus augmented robust apoptosis, specifically in MOLT-4 cells, had negligible impact on normal cells Using annexin V/PI dual staining, we further corroborated the A. hygrometricus-induced apoptosis in cancer cells. A. hygrometricus methanol extract showed the most antiproliferative effect, whereas MOLT-4 cells were the most sensitive, according to the results. Keywords: apoptosis; cancer; cells; concentration; extract; fig; hygrometricus; issue; journal; methanol; methanol extract; molt-4; mushroom; vol
• A RARE INSULMAME-MEDIATED PYROPTOSIS CURE THAT MAY BE USED TO ADDRESS ACUTE PANCREATITIS by Dr.Aneela; Dr.Y.Sirisha; Adithyamathur; Ashraful alom (2020) - RESULTS Low expression of serum MARCH9 in AP patients and AP cell models Serum samples from AP patients were collected and MARCH9 expression was determined. Moreover, AP cell models were established using ceruletide and it was found that MARCH9 expression decreased in the ceruletide group (Figure 1 D and E). Keywords: ar42j; cells; ceruletide; figure; march9; nlrp3; overexpression; pyroptosis; serum
• Analyzing the potential effects of small compounds involving MSR1 and C6-ceramide on nasopharyngeal cancer using GSEA by Dr.D.Suryadevarakonda; D.Venkataraman Dra; Shazia; Andol Rajesh kumar (2020) - MSR1 mRNA (A) and protein (B) expression in NPC cell lines compared to NP69 cells; (C) MSR1 knockdown efficiency in NPC cells by shRNA; (D) Cell viability of NPC cells following MSR1 knockdown; (E) Viability of NPC cells treated with C6-ceramide; (F) MSR1 overexpression in NPC cells by plasmid transfection; (G) MSR1 expression in NPC cells with MSR1 overexpression and C6-ceramide treatment Figure 5: MSR1 regulates PI3K and AKT expression in NPC cells (A) PI3K and AKT mRNA levels following MSR1 knockdown or overexpression in NPC cells; (B) PI3K and (C) AKT protein levels in NPC cells after MSR1 knockdown and overexpression Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2020 | Vol 3 | Issue 5 ISSN : 2693 - 6356 2020 | Vol 3 The outcomes are: The viability of NPC cells was dramatically reduced when MSR1 expressions were knocked down. Keywords: akt; analysis; cells; ceramide; expression; figure; msr1; npc; overexpression; pi3k; potential; vol
• Impact of NLRP3 inhibition and micro-ribonucleic acid-22 up- regulation on malignant melanoma cell survival by D.VenkataramanDra; Dr.D.Suryadevarakonda; DivyaAIia Sahithi (2021) - For example, A1 cells were transfected with a miR-22 mimic overexpression, A2 cells with a miR-22 inhibitor, A3 cells with a miR-22 mimic+siNLRP3 transfection, A4 cells with a miR-22 mimic NC sequence transfection, and A5 cells without transfection. This greatly decreases the proliferation, invasiveness, and matrix metalloproteinase levels of melanoma B16 cells. Keywords: cells; expression; groups; levels; malignant; melanoma; mir-22; mrna; nlrp3

• Oral Agarwood's Potential as a Treatment for Chronic Inflammatory Diseases by Dr. Priyanka Shrenik Gugale (2022) - Agarwood has anti-inflammatory effect, chromone and sesquiterpene are the main anti-inflammatory related active components isolated from agarwood essential oil [7]. In molecular docking and ADME studies, it was found that several major sesquiterpenoids in agarwood essential oil have strong affinity for major anti-inflammatory receptors and immunoregulatory receptors [9]. Keywords: activity; agarwood; antioxidant; aquilaria; effects; gingivitis; immune; inflammation; journal; oil
• Experimental Investigation of the Antimicrobial Effects of Terminalia avicennioides Extracts on Staphylococcus aureus Strains Resistant to Multiple Drugs by Dr. Manjusha Vithhal Ahire (2022) - Staphylococcus aureus isolates exhibited resistance to a wide range of conventional antibiotics, from 8.18% to 100%, according to the susceptibility profile. Motility, catalase, coagulase, hemolysis, citrate utilization, methyl red, Voges-Proskauer, indole, and sugars (lactose, mannitol and sucrose) fermentation test were carried out for identification of Staphylococcus aureus isolates. 2.5. Keywords: acetone; activity; aureus; avicennioides; bark; bark extracts; ethanol; extracts; isolates; journal; leave; plant; root bark; staphylococcus; staphylococcus aureus; stem; stem bark; strains; terminalia; wound
• A comparative study of Salvia miltiorrhiza Radix & Rhizoma raw material and granule products using chromatographic analysis and antioxidant activity by Zhou; Valentina; Mendoza; John; Kelvin (2023) - A: Raw herb samples (25.95e87.33 mg/g DW) showed a higher ABTS radical scavenging activity compared with granule samples (5.38e15.67 mg/g DW). B: Raw herb samples (24.71e57.74 mg/g DW) showed a higher DPPH radical scavenging activity compared with granule samples (4.37e9.57 mg/g DW). Keywords: activity; analysis; antioxidant; chinese; compounds; granule; granule samples; issue; journal; marker; medicine; miltiorrhiza; quality; samples; tlc; uplc; vol
• In Vitro Anti-Oxidant Study of Pure Mattifying Face Cream Using HEPG2 CellLine by Harsha M R; Baidyanath Mishra; Chaithra C S (2018) - HepG2 cells pre-treated with test substance had higher glutathione content of 16.138 and 13.179 micromoles/mg protein, at 250 and 500µg/ml test substance respectively, against toxicant CCL4, as mentioned in Table 2. Table 2: Anti-oxidant activity of test substance in HepG2 cells against CCl4 induced toxicity. Keywords: activity; anti; cell; hepg2; skin; substance; test
• Phytochemical Profile and Antimicrobial Activities of Memordica cymbalaria Hook.f. Fruit Skin Extracts by R. Lakshmanan; M. Deepa; C. Mahesh; R. Solaiammal (2024) - Keywords: Memordica cymbalaria, phytochemicals, antibacterial activity, antifungal activity, petroleum ether extract, medicinal plants. | Vol7 |Issue6 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com 2 phytochemical composition and the antimicrobial potential of Memordica cymbalaria fruit skin. Keywords: activity; cymbalaria; extract; memordica

• BANNARI AMMAN SUGARS LIMITED: A STUDY OF EMPLOYEE JOB SATISFACTION AND WELFARE PROVISIONS by Dr.K.Naresh (2022) - There is no significant relationship between designation of the respondents and their opinion towards welfare measures.  There is no significant relationship between working department of the respondents and their opinion towards welfare measures. Keywords: analysis; measures; opinion; respondents; welfare
• Outlining the keyword co-occurrence trends in Shuanghuanglian injection research: A bibliometric study using CiteSpace III by Zhang; Guang Rong; Qin Meng; Xie; Jian (2024) - Modest peaks in the number of published SHLI studies were seen soon after these reports were published, indicating that these trends may be the result of concerns over se- vere adverse drug events with SHLI. Therefore, the purpose of this study is to examine the development and emerging trends in SHLI hot topics by creating a CiteSpace term co- occurrence map of SHLI studies. Keywords: analysis; articles; chinese; citespace; cluster; field; injection; issue; journal; keyword; medicine; network; nodes; number; research; shli; shuanghuanglian; studies; study

• Effect of Planned Teaching Programme on Knowledge of School Teachers regarding First Aid Management in Selected Schools of Kanniyakumari District. by Dr. Arul Valan. P; Dr. Gopinath Subramanian; Sheeba. B (2024) - The analysis showed that improvement of knowledge occurred after adminis tering planned teaching programme (PTP) on first aid management. Hypothesis H1: There will be significant association between selected demographic variables and pre-test knowledge scores of school teachers regarding knowledge of First aid management. Keywords: aid; knowledge; school; teachers; test
• Assess the Effect of Structured Teaching Program on Knowledge Regarding Labor Care Guide Among Staff Nurses at a Selected Hospital, Perinthalmanna by Dr. Tamil Selvi P; Mrs. Rincy Alex; Dr. Sheeba; Mrs. Shinu Xavier; Mrs. Anjali Mohan; Mrs.Harishma.P. N; Mrs. Azhagurani (2024) - The present study was aimed to assess the effect of structured teaching program on labor care guide among staff nurses at a selected hospital Perinthalmanna, Kerala. The objectives of the study were to assess the knowledge regarding labor care guide among staff nurses, to find out the effect of structured teaching program on knowledge regarding labor care guide among staff nurses and to find out the association between the pretest knowledge levels regarding labor care guide with their selected demographic variables. Keywords: care; guide; knowledge; labor; nurses
• Primary Health Care and Traditional Medicine: A Review of Views and Obstacles by Aishwarya Kumari (2025) - Patterns of Usage of TCAM and Their Reasons Around 80% of the population continues to use traditional medicine in Africa, Asia and Latin America and many governments in these regions have incorporated traditional medicine practices to help meet their primary health care needs. Only 66 countries out of 213 WHO member states have traditional medicine policies, while around 43 states have some kind of legislation and 20 member states are in the process of establishing some regulatory policies (Bodeker et al. 2007). Keywords: alternative; bodeker; care; countries; health; knowledge; medical; medicine; national; nations; policy; practices; practitioners; public; research; systems; tcam; use; vol; world
• Smriti (Memory) and Related Concepts in Ayurveda: A Critical Analysis by S.Swathi; K .Anitha; S .Sharadha (2018) - Doshas involved in Smriti Utpatti: Different Doshas are involved in Smriti utpatti, either they act on Smriti directly or helps for it by acting on Mana, Indriya, Buddhi. Entities related to memory are to be known with Anumana (Inference).[45] Smriti can be measured by means of ability to recollect the previous experience and Medha on the basis of ability to retain various scriptures Pathological aspect of Smriti: Smriti Bhramsha (Perverted Memory): when the mind of an individual has been roofed by the Rajas and Moha (Confusion) its activities are being taken to such an extent that one cannot be able to recollect the memory stored as it is related to Tatvagyana (Real Knowledge). Keywords: adhyaya; ashtanga; buddhi; charaka; ibidem; knowledge; memory; samhita; shareera; smriti
• The Impact of Industry-Institute Cooperation on Academic Profession Development in the Arts and Sciences by Reehana Raj (2019) - The authors were carried out the objective of industry institute collaboration has significant influence on research and innovation in engineering, has significant influence on teaching and has significant influence on employability, has significant influence on knowledge and Identify the most significant method of knowledge transfer between industry and institute. Industry institute collaboration has created real world learning for students. Keywords: collaboration; factors; industry; innovation; institute; knowledge; research

• Scheduled Caste, Scheduled Tribe, and Other Maharashtra Backward Classes Welfare Programs by Dr. Mohan Bhimrao Kamble (2019) - Expenditure incurred under wasti/ area development schemes for minorities is given in Table Expenditure incurred under wasti/area development schemes for minorities Scheme Expenditure incurred (`Crore) 2019-20 2020-21 2021-22+ Wasti/ Area development urban areas 25.13 21.69 15.58 Wasti/ Area development rural areas 22.16 17.19 0.00 Source: Minority Development Department, GoM  Higher Education Scholarship for Minority students : Annual tuition fees of minority students studying in any educational course or 25,000 (for medical and semi-medical courses / technical and vocational courses) and ` 5,000 (for postgraduate courses in Arts, Commerce and Science degree and post graduate courses) whichever is less is given as scholarship. Making provision of textbooks to the Scheduled Castes and Scheduled Tribes students of medical and engineering courses, and 7. Keywords: 2020; backward; castes; corporation; crore; development; expenditure; schemes; social; state; students; tribal; tribes; upto; welfare
• THE ROLE OF DIGITAL MEDIA IN IMPROVING VOCABULARY OF YOUNG LEARNERS AT SCHOOL LEVEL by Ling Shihangj; Wich Eungpinithpog (2021) - Thomson Heinle; New York 2nd edition of Learning vocabulary in another language by Peter Nation. Vocabulary building via digital media has the potential to be a formidable tool in the toolbox of language instructors everywhere. Keywords: english; language; students; vocabulary

• Integrating traditional Chinese (herbal) medicines into risk-based regulation - With focus on non-clinical requirements to demonstrate safety by Vivian Liu. nqan Fung (2024) - Introduction: Chinese herbal medicines was gained in the last decade. As a result, the same herbal products can be marketed in a different category in different countries with a CPP, resulting in potential safety issues for the public’s health.6,7 Safety, quality and efficacy of traditional Chinese and herbal medicines controlled As a result of the prevalence of poor scientific studies on Chinese herbal medicines and the lack of a systematic investigative approach in the past, medical professionals have been concerned about their efficacy and safety.8 Keywords: china; chinese; drug; hong; hong kong; kong; medicines; pcm; products; registration; safety; tcm; use
• Resource Allocation for the Teaching of Traditional Chinese Medicine by Shreshta; Sahasra (2025) - Abstract: Context: TCM education and TCM practice in mainland China have both undergone significant transformations in recent decades as a result of a number of variables. First, value choice, in the sense that health care companies flourish as a result of shifting public consumption patterns brought about by economic growth, and second, increased public interest in traditional Chinese medicine (TCM) and its teaching as a result of societal trends toward the revival of traditional cultural practices; 2) TCM education is legal, with many government regulations supporting it and its instruction; 3) TCM education is feasible, with research and teaching programs involving external executive organizations being initiated; and 4) TCM education is appropriately funded. Keywords: china; chinese; development; education; government; journal; medical; medicine; research; tcm; university; xtcm
• Behavior in Chinese Medicine and Prescription Compatibility: A Concise Overview by Aishwarya; Chinmayi (2025) - Research status of pharmacokinetics of traditional Chinese medicine compatibility. Current Research Methods Wang, et al31 used principles from the pharmaco metabolomics of chinmediformulae, and PK-PD binding theory on the direct effect of prescription compatibility on the overall effect in the body, to analyse the compatibility of the composition of “Yinchenhao Decoction”. Keywords: body; chinese; compatibility; disease; drug; effects; herbs; medicine; metabolomics; prescription; research; study; systems; tcm
• Community Health Services in Hangzhou, China: A Cross-Sectional Survey on the Perceived Quality of Traditional Chinese Medicine Care by Sai Krishna; Krishna Vamshi (2025) - The questionnaire also captured the frequency, type, and cost of TCM care services, which encompassed medicine conditioning, acupuncture, massage, cupping, scraping, fumigation, acupoint injection, moxibustion, “hot ironing,” and traditional treatment for bone injuries. Ever since then, the costly and disjointed nature of health care services has been the target of growing criticism. Keywords: care; china; community; community health; empathy; health; journal; medicine; quality; services; study; tcm; urban; vol

• Comparison between the piston of IC engine made with Cast Carbon Steel and Carbon Graphite using finite element analysis (FEA) by Niu Tianfu; Li Zhijun; Yuan Ruyu (2022) - Finally, based on the results of this research, Carbon Graphite pistons are superior than cast carbon steel pistons for IC engines. CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2022 | Vol5 |Issue3 11 A study of the thermal temperature fields and thermal stress in a steady temperature field of diesel engine pistons by Yaohui Lu, Peng Lin, Xing Zhang, and Dawei Dong was published in 2016 by Southwest Jiaotong University in Chengdu, Sichuan 610031. Keywords: carbon; chinese; ctmj; engine; journal; medicine; piston; traditional
• Electric Rail Traction for Induction Motor Control of Hybrid PWM strategy by using fuzzy logic controller by Ma Yinl; Zhu Cuihon; Ca Rui (2022) - Hybrid PWM techniques are proposed in this research to achieve low losses and total harmonics supported by very low shift frequencies by combining carrier-based asynchronous and synchronous modulation and optimal synchronous modulation techniques. By improving the exchanging modes, PWM techniques provide better DC transport voltage utilisation, improve converter noises and mishaps, and increase the yield recurrence range of three-stage converters and distinct markers Keywords: control; current; engine; fig; inverter; journal; medicine; modulation; phase; pwm; recurrence; voltage
• Comparison between the piston of IC engine made with Cast Carbon Steel and Carbon Graphite using finite element analysis (FEA) by Niu Tianfu; Li Zhijun; Yuan Ruyu (2022) - Finally, based on the results of this research, Carbon Graphite pistons are superior than cast carbon steel pistons for IC engines. CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2022 | Vol5 |Issue3 11 A study of the thermal temperature fields and thermal stress in a steady temperature field of diesel engine pistons by Yaohui Lu, Peng Lin, Xing Zhang, and Dawei Dong was published in 2016 by Southwest Jiaotong University in Chengdu, Sichuan 610031. Keywords: carbon; chinese; ctmj; engine; journal; medicine; piston; traditional
• Electric Rail Traction for Induction Motor Control of Hybrid PWM strategy by using fuzzy logic controller by Ma Yinl; Zhu Cuihon; Ca Rui (2022) - Hybrid PWM techniques are proposed in this research to achieve low losses and total harmonics supported by very low shift frequencies by combining carrier-based asynchronous and synchronous modulation and optimal synchronous modulation techniques. By improving the exchanging modes, PWM techniques provide better DC transport voltage utilisation, improve converter noises and mishaps, and increase the yield recurrence range of three-stage converters and distinct markers Keywords: control; current; engine; fig; inverter; journal; medicine; modulation; phase; pwm; recurrence; voltage
• Electric Rail Traction for Induction Motor Control of Hybrid PWM strategy by using fuzzy logic controller by Ma Yinl; Zhu Cuihon; Ca Rui (2021) - Hybrid PWM techniques are proposed in this research to achieve low losses and total harmonics supported by very low shift frequencies by combining carrier-based asynchronous and synchronous modulation and optimal synchronous modulation techniques. By improving the exchanging modes, PWM techniques provide better DC transport voltage utilisation, improve converter noises and mishaps, and increase the yield recurrence range of three-stage converters and distinct markers Keywords: control; current; engine; fig; inverter; journal; medicine; modulation; phase; pwm; recurrence; voltage
• Comparison between the piston of IC engine made with Cast Carbon Steel and Carbon Graphite using finite element analysis (FEA) by Niu Tianfug; Li Zhijun; Yuan Ruyu (2021) - Finally, based on the results of this research, Carbon Graphite pistons are superior than cast carbon steel pistons for IC engines. CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2022 | Vol5 |Issue3 11 A study of the thermal temperature fields and thermal stress in a steady temperature field of diesel engine pistons by Yaohui Lu, Peng Lin, Xing Zhang, and Dawei Dong was published in 2016 by Southwest Jiaotong University in Chengdu, Sichuan 610031. Keywords: carbon; chinese; ctmj; engine; journal; medicine; piston; traditional

• Machine learning for the detection of precancerous lesions and esophageal squamous cell carcinoma by endoscopic imaging by S. Venkatesh; A. Meghana (2025) - After a long period of study, scientists have created AI models using WLI and deep learning techniques to improve diagnostic skills for early identification of ESCC and precancerous lesions Therefore, the integration of two or more modalities into bimodal or multimodal AI models holds greater clinical application value compared to AI models based on a single modality. Keywords: ai model; artificial; bli; carcinoma; cell; detection; doi; endoscopic; endoscopists; escc; esophageal; et al; images; lesions; model; n d; nbi; o n; ti o; type; wli

• The best ROI may be found in high-quality research by Sandeep kowkuntla (2018) - In conclusion, changing the attitude towards research training, better designing of research, creating research careers and including research in early part of curriculum can probably improve research scenario in Ayurveda. Government has created institutes like Central Drug Research Institute, Regional Research Laboratory, Jorhat (RRLJ), Central Council for Research in Ayurveda and Sidha, and the Department of Ayurveda, Yoga, Unani, Siddha and Homeopathy (AYUSH), etc. to promote research in alternate medicine. Keywords: ayurveda; health; research
• Ayurveda Critical Appraisal of Embryological Concepts (Garbhasharir) Delineated in Ayurveda by Zhan Tao; Hu Yue; Lu Hao (2022) - Materials Methods: To find the secret essence of embryology mentioned in Garbhasharir chapters, Brihattrayee and other pertinent material were rigorously analysed. 1 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2021 | Vol4|Issue6 Chinese Traditional Medical Journal Ayurveda Critical Appraisal of Embryological Concepts (Garbhasharir) Delineated in Ayurveda Zhan Tao, Hu Yue, Lu Hao School of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Southern Medical University, Guangzhou Nanfang Hospital, Southern Medical University, Guangzhou The foundation of yurveda is built on a set of timeless principles, such as Tridosha, Triguna, and Panchamahabhuta, among others. Keywords: ayurveda; chapter; garbhasharir; journal; medicine; sharirsthana; soul; verse
• Ancient and Contemporary Terms for Inflammation by R.Srinivas; C H.Ashok; M.Mohan Dhas (2018) - When inflammation persists over an extended period of time (known as chronic inflammation), the types of cells present at the site of inflammation, such as mononuclear cells, gradually change. Keywords: Shotha, Sroto Dushti, Inflammation, Chronic Degenerative Diseases, Ayurveda, and Aama Introduction Vranashotha, or inflammation, is described at length in both the BrihatTrayeeas and the Laghutrayee, the three main and minor Ayurvedic treatises. Keywords: ayurveda; chronic; disease; ibidem; inflammation; shotha
• Ayurveda Critical Appraisal of Embryological Concepts (Garbhasharir) Delineated in Ayurveda by Zhan Tao; Hu Yue; Lu Hao (2021) - Materials Methods: To find the secret essence of embryology mentioned in Garbhasharir chapters, Brihattrayee and other pertinent material were rigorously analysed. 1 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2021 | Vol4|Issue6 Chinese Traditional Medical Journal Ayurveda Critical Appraisal of Embryological Concepts (Garbhasharir) Delineated in Ayurveda Zhan Tao, Hu Yue, Lu Hao School of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Southern Medical University, Guangzhou Nanfang Hospital, Southern Medical University, Guangzhou The foundation of yurveda is built on a set of timeless principles, such as Tridosha, Triguna, and Panchamahabhuta, among others. Keywords: ayurveda; chapter; garbhasharir; journal; medicine; sharirsthana; soul; verse
• Ayurveda Critical Appraisal of Embryological Concepts (Garbhasharir) Delineated in Ayurveda by Zhan Tao; Hu Yue; Lu Hao (2021) - Materials Methods: To find the secret essence of embryology mentioned in Garbhasharir chapters, Brihattrayee and other pertinent material were rigorously analysed. 1 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2021 | Vol4|Issue6 Chinese Traditional Medical Journal Ayurveda Critical Appraisal of Embryological Concepts (Garbhasharir) Delineated in Ayurveda Zhan Tao, Hu Yue, Lu Hao School of Traditional Chinese Medicine, Southern Medical University, Guangzhou Nanfang Hospital, Southern Medical University, Guangzhou The foundation of yurveda is built on a set of timeless principles, such as Tridosha, Triguna, and Panchamahabhuta, among others. Keywords: ayurveda; chapter; garbhasharir; journal; medicine; sharirsthana; soul; verse

• SOFT SKILLS TEACHING THROUGHLITERATURE by Zha Lizi; Gou Dong; Jian Xiao (2022) - Language talents grow with the regular exposure to the language and reinforcement tasks like speaking and writing. However, since language is culture, no work of literature can be understood in isolation from its spoken or written language counterpart. Keywords: abilities; language; literature; reading; skills; words
• SOFT SKILLS TEACHING THROUGHLITERATURE by Zha Lizi; Gou Dong; Jian Xiao, (2022) - Language talents grow with the regular exposure to the language and reinforcement tasks like speaking and writing. However, since language is culture, no work of literature can be understood in isolation from its spoken or written language counterpart. Keywords: abilities; language; literature; reading; skills; words
• SOFT SKILLS TEACHING THROUGHLITERATURE by Zha Lizi; Gou Dong; Jian Xiao (2021) - Language talents grow with the regular exposure to the language and reinforcement tasks like speaking and writing. However, since language is culture, no work of literature can be understood in isolation from its spoken or written language counterpart. Keywords: abilities; language; literature; reading; skills; words

• An Analysis of Pre-Screening's Impact on Cyber Insurance Policies and the Role of Security Dependence by G.ANUSHA; P.RAMESH BABU (2019) - Existing research demonstrate that introducing insurance cannot enhance network security in a network with heterogeneous agents. In the current system, researchers have examined how insurance affects network security when the insurer is a monopolist that seeks to maximize shareholder value at the expense of policyholders. Keywords: agents; insurance; insurer; network; security

• A new horizon for the steroidal alkaloid cyclovirobuxine D (huangyangning) and analogues: Anticancer activities and mechanism of action by Christian; Jihong (2023) - The ability of an acetonic B. sempervirens extract to suppress the growth of cancer cells and to induce apoptosis and autophagy in cancer cells is particularly noteworthy.33 While alkaloids and cyclovirobuxines are present in these extracts, they are far from the only natural compounds they contain. Buxmicrophylline B and N-acetyldihydrocyclomicrophylline F, both derived from B. microphylla, have shown cytotoxic effects on cancer cells, such as HL60 leukemia cells and human tumor HepG2 cells (with sub-micromolar activity against both types of cells).5 Not all Buxus alkaloids are cytotoxic; nevertheless, those that are either mildly or Additional beneficial characteristics may be shown by non-cytotoxic chemicals. Keywords: akt; alkaloids; anticancer; buxus; cancer; cell; cthrc1; cvb; cyclovirobuxine; drug; effects; egfr; issue; journal; pathway; proliferation; protein; research; s100a4; target; tumor; volume

• Identification of the multiple bioactive derivatives and their endogenous molecular targets that may mediate the laxative effect ofrhubarb in rats by Xie; Ying; Ganqa Luo; Zhou; Jiayan Miao; Tang; Qin; Guan; Xiaoyan (2024) - The creation of a molecular target database for laxa- tives provided a tool for us to identify potential targets and bioac- tive derivatives of rhubarb compounds for the treatment of constipation. We used the in vivo metabolic understanding of the chemicals in rhubarb to discover the appropriate bioactive derivatives in the prototype by tracing the biotransformation products back to the original plant.15 Establishing suitable quality control procedures and providing a reference for the use of rhubarb derivatives in the clinic would be greatly aided by the identification of bioactive components in rhubarb. Keywords: aqp3; bioactive; components; compounds; derivatives; effect; emodin; expression; fig; ht4; kit; laxative; rats; rhubarb; sennoside; targets

• Tautopathy: A Remedy for Drug-Related Illnesses by Dr. Alkesh Bishandchand Agrawal (2021) - Tautopathy holds a cognizable purview for these ‗difficult to cure‘ diseases and helps in unfolding the layers of miasm produced by such drugs. [13] Other drugs that add on to the list of Tautopathic medicines include ambistrin that cured a case of tuberculosis of the lungs which was worsened by ambistrin injection producing symptoms of giddniness, headache and deafness. Keywords: diseases; drug; effects; homoeopathic; medications; medicine; symptoms

• Identification of New Medicinal Plants Enumerated In Telugu Cantos of Basavarajeeyam by Du Xiaoin; Xu Li; Wan Liju; Heg Minli (2022) - (Cassia sophera Linn) - a common shrub in road side hedges and around the villages of Adilabad, Karimnagar, Warangal and Rangareddy districts of Andhra Pradesh. The study was carried out in collaboration with regional research centres in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, as well as the Coimbatore Botanical Survey Unit. Keywords: andhra; basavarajeeyam; basavaraju; botanical; leaf; linn; medicine; plants; pradesh; roxb; telugu
• FOLKLORE TREATMENT OF URINARY DISEASES OF OYA TRIBE IN MULUGU DISTRICT by B. Lalitha Kumari (2018) - These factors are favorable for the wealth of medicinal plants. It is rich source of medicinal plants 13-17 The study in the soil is black soil. Keywords: diseases; indian; medicine; plants; vol
• Identification of New Medicinal Plants Enumerated In Telugu Cantos of Basavarajeeyam by Du Xiaoin; Xu Li; Wan Liju; Heg Minli (2021) - (Cassia sophera Linn) - a common shrub in road side hedges and around the villages of Adilabad, Karimnagar, Warangal and Rangareddy districts of Andhra Pradesh. The study was carried out in collaboration with regional research centres in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, as well as the Coimbatore Botanical Survey Unit. Keywords: andhra; basavarajeeyam; basavaraju; botanical; leaf; linn; medicine; plants; pradesh; roxb; telugu
• Identification of New Medicinal Plants Enumerated In Telugu Cantos of Basavarajeeyam by Du Xiaoin; Xu Li; Wan Liju; Heg Minli (2021) - (Cassia sophera Linn) - a common shrub in road side hedges and around the villages of Adilabad, Karimnagar, Warangal and Rangareddy districts of Andhra Pradesh. The study was carried out in collaboration with regional research centres in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, as well as the Coimbatore Botanical Survey Unit. Keywords: andhra; basavarajeeyam; basavaraju; botanical; leaf; linn; medicine; plants; pradesh; roxb; telugu
• Identification of New Medicinal Plants Enumerated In Telugu Cantos of Basavarajeeyam by Du Xiaoin; Xu L; Wan Liju; Heg Minli (2021) - (Cassia sophera Linn) - a common shrub in road side hedges and around the villages of Adilabad, Karimnagar, Warangal and Rangareddy districts of Andhra Pradesh. The study was carried out in collaboration with regional research centres in the states of Andhra Pradesh and Karnataka, as well as the Coimbatore Botanical Survey Unit. Keywords: andhra; basavarajeeyam; basavaraju; botanical; leaf; linn; medicine; plants; pradesh; roxb; telugu

• A STUDY ON CONSUMER PERCEPTION TOWARDS PACKAGED DRINKING WATER WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PATTUKKOTTAI TOWN by LiXaogan; Wan Ru; Xi Xinx (2022) - Consumers in the Indian context have found that bottled drinking water has a significant influence. Because of the assurance of both convenience and quality, bottled drinking water is becoming more common. Keywords: drinking; study; water
• A novel quality evaluation method for magnolia bark using electronic nose and colorimeter data with multiple statistical algorithms by Jiahui; Shao; Yuebao; Yuetong; Guangzhao; Huiqin; Yonghong (2023) - Traditional macroscopic identification based on subjective observations and linguistic descriptions is now the most utilized approach for assessing Hou Po quality in the market. Further investigation into the link between these factors and Hou Po quality is required. Keywords: chemical; chinese; color; colorimeter; components; hou; hou po; journal; nose; quality; samples; water
• DRYLANDS: THE CLIMATE CRISIS OF NEAL SHUSTERMAN AND JARRODS. by SWATHI; Dr.M. KALAIARASAN (2019) - Desalination, the process by which the salinity (i.e., salt content) in sea water is filtered and cleansed to transform it into drinking water, is a particularly bleak method in which the author conveys the severity of water shortage. Due to the terrible drought and high degree of water shortage in the metropolitan metropolis, the state's taps will not pour water for an indeterminate amount of time. Keywords: alyssa; climate; family; kelton; people; water
• Girna River, Thengoda.Dist. Nashik. (Maharashtra): Zooplankton Diversity and Physical-Chemical Characteristics by Prof.smt. Trupti. D. Kakulte,; Miss.Devyani; D. Ahire (2019) - In this study, we analyzed water samples taken from the Girna River between August and December of 2022. Fresh water accounts for just 2.5%, with the remaining 98.8% being in ice (excluding cloud ice) and groundwater. Keywords: cladocera; diversity; freshwater; girna; population; river; species; water; zooplankton
• A STUDY ON CONSUMER PERCEPTION TOWARDS PACKAGED DRINKING WATER WITH SPECIAL REFERENCE TO PATTUKKOTTAI TOWN by LiXaogan; Wan Ru; Xi Xinx (2021) - Consumers in the Indian context have found that bottled drinking water has a significant influence. Because of the assurance of both convenience and quality, bottled drinking water is becoming more common. Keywords: drinking; study; water

• A Novel Image Enhancement Technique Based On TrainableNonlinear Reaction Diffusion (TNRD) by Zhu Qinguan; Huan Linyan; Yu Li (2022) - Figure 3 : Input Image Figure 4 : initial Illumination map Image Figure 5 : after solver applied defined map Figure 6 :IIIumination T ^ with γ-Gamma correction Figure 7 : Luminanace Map Figure 8 : low light image, LIME output and LIME gamma corrected images 7 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2022 | Vol5 |Issue3 Figure 9 : Inverted versions of enhanced Figure 10 : In order to enhance evaluation, histogram equalisation is a technique for changing the intensity of images. Keywords: diffusion; gamma; illumination; image; journal; light; medicine; picture
• A Novel Image Enhancement Technique Based On TrainableNonlinear Reaction Diffusion (TNRD) by Zhu Qinguan; Huan Linyan; Yu Li (2022) - Figure 3 : Input Image Figure 4 : initial Illumination map Image Figure 5 : after solver applied defined map Figure 6 :IIIumination T ^ with γ-Gamma correction Figure 7 : Luminanace Map Figure 8 : low light image, LIME output and LIME gamma corrected images 7 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2022 | Vol5 |Issue3 Figure 9 : Inverted versions of enhanced Figure 10 : In order to enhance evaluation, histogram equalisation is a technique for changing the intensity of images. Keywords: diffusion; gamma; illumination; image; journal; light; medicine; picture
• A Novel Image Enhancement Technique Based On TrainableNonlinear Reaction Diffusion (TNRD) by Zhu Qinguan; Huan Linyan; Yu Li (2021) - Figure 3 : Input Image Figure 4 : initial Illumination map Image Figure 5 : after solver applied defined map Figure 6 :IIIumination T ^ with γ-Gamma correction Figure 7 : Luminanace Map Figure 8 : low light image, LIME output and LIME gamma corrected images 7 CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2022 | Vol5 |Issue3 Figure 9 : Inverted versions of enhanced Figure 10 : In order to enhance evaluation, histogram equalisation is a technique for changing the intensity of images. Keywords: diffusion; gamma; illumination; image; journal; light; medicine; picture

• DEVELOPING AND LEARNING SKILLS THROUGH ENGLISH LITERATURE by Lii Jig; Qiuh Lihuag (2021) - Literature aids students in developing a wide range of life skills and shows them how to put those talents to use in the real world. In my paper, I discussed the poems The Village Blacksmith and A Psalm of Life by Henry Wadsworth Longfellow. Keywords: blacksmith; life; literature; world

• The trend toward online payments among digital marketing and e-commerce consumers by Dr.C.Mani; M.Phil (2023) - ISSN : 2693 6356 2023 | Vol 6 | Issue 5 The trend toward online payments among digital marketing and e-commerce consumers Dr.C.Mani , M.Phil. The widespread use of credit cards for online purchases (about 95% of online payments in the US are done by credit card) and the failure of the aforementioned electronic currency systems led to their development. Keywords: customers; online; payment; percent; respondents

• Global Maximum Power Point Tracking Using the Hill Climbing Approach: An Analysis of Its Performance for Photovoltaic Arrays under Partial Shading by S.YASODA KRISHNA; M.SREENU (2023) - Maximum power point tracking (MPPT) techniques have been shown successful under settings of constant sun irradiation. Keywords: maximum power point tracking (MPPT), photovoltaics (PV), hill climbing, partial shade conditions (PSCs). Keywords: maximum; mppt; point; power; tracking
• BATTERY AND DIESEL POWERED ELECTRIC VEHICLE CHARGING STATION OPERATED BY SOLAR PV by MRS. K. NAGAJYOTHI; N. ANITHA; B. MARUTHI; G. LOKESH; S. RAJASHEKAR (2019) - When the station's batteries are depleted or the sun isn't shining, it will switch to using grid energy (a Diesel Generator). [7], who aim to lessen the financial burden of charging stations while making the most of the energy produced by solar PV systems. Keywords: charging; energy; grid; power; solar; station; voltage
• High-Performance, Low-Power Booth Multipliers Built from Glitch-Optimized Building Blocks by K . Balu; Mrs. Y. Nirmala; Dr. Y.L. Arun Kumar (2020) - First, the internal signals are capacitively terminated at the SCG stage and the gate capacitances of the transmission gate pairs in SCG absorb possible glitches similar to Booth circuits. The Baugh-Wooley implementation utilizes a 2-input AND array for partial product generation (PPG), which is simpler in logic and was shown to be ∼25% more power efficient at a slightly higher delay when compared to Booth version. Keywords: adder; booth; carry; circuits; delay; fig; multipliers; performance; power; product; tree
• SOLAR PANEL WITH SOLAR TRACKING DEVICE THAT DOESN'T REQUIRE ELECTRICAL POWER by Mr. B. Kishor; M. Anjali; H. Srikanth; C. Chaithanya (2020) - Implementation The project “SOLAR PANEL WITH SOLAR TRACKING DEVICE WITHOUT POWER CONSUMPTION” is designed such that it used to construct a solar tracker system that follows the sun direction for producing maximum output of solar energy which can be used to charge the battery. An array of solar panels converts solar energy into a usable amount of direct current (DC)electricity. Keywords: arduino; energy; panel; power; solar; sun; uno

• By inhibiting NLRP3 inflammasome via autophagy activation, carnosol improves sevoflurane-induced cognitive impairment in old rats. by Dr.V.Ravikumar; Dr.P.Aravinda Reddy; Shilpadas; Ashaful alom (2020) - Interestingly, NLRP3 treatment further impaired the performance of rats, suggesting that carnosol alleviated cognitive dysfunction (Figure 4 B - E). Abstract: Specifically, we want to learn how carnosol works and how it affects postoperative cognitive dysfunction (POCD). Keywords: activation; autophagy; carnosol; inflammasome; nlrp3; pocd; rats; sev; sevoflurane

• Effects of Outsourcing Human Resources on Bangalore's Manufacturing Sector by DR.Mounika guptha (2020) - According to www.coolavenues.com, HR outsourcing in India was worth roughly $27 million in 2005. Morgan (2001) has focused on the trends and growth of HR outsourcing. Keywords: firms; manufacturing; outsourcing; percent; performance; services; study

• STAINLESS STEEL MIG WELDING PARAMETER OPTIMIZATION USING THE TAGUCHI METHOD by Dr.K. Thiruppathi; Mr.P. Naresh; Dr.K. Hari (2020) - Reported The optimum parameters are identified from the variable parameters based on the weldability of high strength stainless Steel on MIG welding are Weld Voltage 27 (V), Weld current 130 (amp) and Gas flow rate 17 (lit/min) with the Electrode wire diameter of 0.8 mm. Investigate optimization process of MIG welding for AA219-T87 using Taguchi L9 array. Keywords: current; gas; joint; rate; strength; welding; 𝑆𝑁𝐿

• The Role of Organizations and Employee Engagement in Disaster Management in the Context of Natural Disasters by Ms. Niharika Singh (2022) - The department of agriculture and cooperation (DAC) in ministry of agriculture, government of India is the nodal department for all the matters concerning natural disaster relief. Introduction Floods, droughts, earthquakes, and tsunamis are all examples of natural disasters that may have a significant negative impact on human life. Keywords: disaster; management; measures; mitigation; people; phase; relief

• Considering the Attitudes toward the COVID-19 Vaccine, the Levels of Vaccine Hesitancy among Family Healthcare Center (FHC) Employees: A Cross-Sectional Study by Y. Sombabu; SK. Baji baba; M.Rajesh; V.Mariya Babu (2022) - While earlier studies had a more optimistic view of vaccinations, the current study takes a more cautious approach, recognising that data obtained after the global and national distribution of COVID-19 vaccines may reveal different degrees of vaccine reluctance. R. Mohammed, T. M. Nguse, B. M. Habte, A. M. Fentie, and G. B. Gebretekle, “COVID-19 vaccine hesitancy among Ethiopian healthcare workers,” PLoS One, vol. 16, no. 12, Article ID e0261125, 2021. 23. H. J. Larson, C. Jarrett, W. S. Schulz et al., “Measuring vaccine hesitancy: The development of a survey tool,” Vaccine, vol. 33, no. 34, pp. 4165–4175, 2015. 24. H. Çapar and F. Çınar, “Pandemilerde aşı tereddüt ölçeği: Türkçe geçerlik ve güvenirlik çalışması,” Gevher Nesibe Journal IESDR, vol. 6, no. 12, pp. Keywords: covid-19; covid-19 vaccine; healthcare; hesitancy; research; study; vaccination; vaccine; vaccine hesitancy; vol; workers

• EXPERIMENTAL STUDY OF QUARRY DUST AS A SUBSTITUTE FOR CEMENT by Y.Sombabu; SK. Baji baba; K.Ashok; M.Rajesh; V.Mariya Babu (2019) - Though a lot of research is focused in the last decade on use of various admixtures in producing concrete, very little information is available on quarry dust concrete. Quarry dust waste also a waste material that is generated from the stone crushing industry which is abundantly available to the extent of 200 million tons per annum. Keywords: concrete; dust; mix; quarry; strength
• CONCRETE STRENGTH PROPERTIES BY SUBSTITUTING COPPER SLAG FOR SOME OF THE FINE AGGREGATE by Y. Sombabu; P. Prudhvi; J. Nagarjuna; V. Sai Manikanta; G. Rohith Kumar (2019) - 1.1 BACK GROUND OF COPPER SLAG: Copper slag is a by-product of copper extraction by smelting. ISSN : 2693 6356 2019 | Vol 2 | Issue 3 CONCRETE STRENGTH PROPERTIES BY SUBSTITUTING COPPER SLAG FOR SOME OF THE FINE AGGREGATE 1 Y. Sombabu, 2 P. Prudhvi, 3 J. Nagarjuna, 4 V. Sai Manikanta, & 5 G. Rohith Kumar 1 Assistant Professor, 2,3,4 & 5 IV year Students, Civil Engineering Department, Sree Vahini Institute of Science and Technology, Tiruvuru ABSTRACT There has been a rise in the usage and manufacturing of concrete in recent decades. Keywords: aggregate; concrete; copper; days; slag; strength
• EXPERIMENTAL INVESTIGATION ON THE STRENGTH CHARACTERISTICS OF CONCRETE USING MANUFACTURED SAND by Y. Sobunath; D. Sravanthi; B. Madan; T. Srinivas; R. Vijaya kumer; B.Sudhakar (2019) - SPLIT TENSILE STRENGTH OF CONCRETE S.no % M Sand used Split tensile strength in MPa 7 Days 28 Days 1 0% 2.84 3.54 2 10% 3.38 3.86 3 20% 3.78 3.96 4 30% 3.96 4.16 5 40% 3.12 3.96 6 50% 3.04 3.86 Table 4: Split Tensile Test results C o m p e ss iv e s tr e n gt h o f co n cr e te Graph 2: Split Tensile Test results 6.0 CONCLUSIONS From the above study the following conclusions were made 1. Manufactured sand is one among such materials to replace river sand which can be used as an alternative fine aggregate in mortars and concrete. Keywords: concrete; days; sand; strength

• Necrotizing fasciitis: a case study of the use of the Ayurvedic treatments ksharakarma (caustic cauterization) and jalukavacharana (hirudotherapy). by Rajesh V Giri (2018) - A great in-depth description is available in Sushrutha Samhita (Text book by Sushrutha) regarding traumatic wounds, ulcers, their causes, examination methods and clinical features, signs of a clean wound, signs of a healing wound, signs of a healed wound, signs of infected wound, signs of chronic infected wounds and gangrenous wounds Keywords: Necrotizing fasciitis, gangrene, hirutotherapy, jalukavacharana, ksharakarma, and caustic cauterization Introduction since ages, management of injuries has been a challenge to the surgeons of medical Tissue injury in the form of wounds caused by vehicular accidents, warfare, animal attacks or ulcers caused due to various diseases, have always posed challenges to the practitioners of medicine. Keywords: follow; healing; table; tissue; wound

• VETIVER (Chrysopogon zizanioides) AS AN INGREDIENT FOR CAR FLOOR MATS. by V.Maha; R.Ranjitha; E.Gayathri; G.Vani; N.Priya (2019) - Car mats have been used for a long time to prevent damage to the flooring of automobiles. Car mats are available in two main styles:alternatives: fabrics for carpets or tires. Keywords: car; coconut; coir; fibre; layer; mats; oil; properties
• CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2021 | Vol4|Issue5 1 Chinese Traditional Medical Journal Synthesis and Characterization of Olive Oil based Biodegradable Polymers by Lu Fengyan; Gao Junhong; Wang Yuanyuan (2021) - According to the research, olive oil polymers (OLIAEMMA) have a lower chemical resistance than the other polymer, OLIAEVA. Wt. between cross links (mol-1) Tensile Strength ×105Pa % of elongation Young’s Modulus ×105Pa Shore D hardness OLIAE50MMA50 1.15 867 3.10 0.62 80 52.5 OLIAE75MMA25 1.01 988 3.25 0.67 99 56.4 OLIAE25MMA75 1.23 812 3.01 0.60 103 57.2 OLIAE50VA50 3.72 269 9.29 2.51 258 59.3 OLIAE75VA25 3.63 275 9.42 2.67 244 58.2 OLIAE25VA75 3.73 268 9.12 2.43 267 58.7 In the preceding Table 1, polymer samples such as MMA and VA are listed at various concentrations. Keywords: journal; oil; oliaemma; oliaeva; olive; polymer; samples

• Consideration of Homoeopathy in Coronavirus Infection by Dr. Priya Dadarao Wagh (2021) - There are total 7 types of corona virus in which 4 are common human corona virus and 3 are other human corona viruses. Common Human Corona Virus Other Human Corona Viruses- 5. MERS – CoV (transmitted from dromedary camels to the humans) 6. SARS – CoV (transmitted from civet cats to the humans) 7. SARS – CoV-2 or 2019-nCoV (Novel Corona virus) Keywords: cases; corona; covid-19; virus

• Instructive Management, Educational Administration and Educational Direction: General ideas by Li Jin-Yi; Chan Tin-Chen; Chan Cha-Chin (2021) - • Instructional asset, such as gadgets arranged in such a way that they may be used as media or educational modules. Instructional administration may even be regarded a (logy) unto itself in terms of instructive association administration [2]. Keywords: administration; goals; instructional; management; medicine; order; organisation

• INSTITUTIONS OF MICROFINANCE AND THE PROGRESS OF RURAL AREAS by K.Sravanthi; K.Sandeep; C.H .Ashok (2023) - Microfinance institutions (MFIs) offer a wide range of financial services to low-income and working-class individuals and their microenterprises, including deposits, loans, payment services, money transfers, and insurance. In the dictionary definition of micro-finance, it refers to financial services such as savings, insurance, funds, credit, and other financial products that are supplied to poor and low- income customers to assist them in increasing their income and consequently improving their quality of life. Keywords: development; income; india; loans; microfinance; poverty; services; shgs

• A Comprehensive Metabolite Profiling Approach Utilizing In vivo Metabolic Reaction-Based Mass Difference Screening with Ultra-High-Performance Liquid Chromatography and Quadrupole-Time-of-Flight Mass Spectrometry for the Huangqi-Danshen Herb Pair by S. Venkatesh; A. Meghana (2025) - m/z 269.0804, with the same formula as C H O . [M+H]+ C H O 297.1485 -3.77 269.1572, 253.1582, 1-Oxomiltirone Diterpenoids 237.0902, 211.1415 P73 13.86 269.1539 [M+H]+ C H O 269.1536 1.09 254.1205, 227.1181, Salvinone Diterpenoids 191.0002 P74* 14.86 279.0996 Keywords: acids; c h; components; diterpenoids; flavonoids; h o; identification; ions; journal; m+h]+ c; mass; medicine; metabolic; metabolites; min; m−h]−; phenolic; plasma; vivo

• Prevalence of Bovine Mastitis and Assessment of RiskFactors in and Around Wolayta Sodo, Ethiopia by Dr. Sachin Dangal Patil (2021) - Parity number No. of cowexamined no. of mastitic animal None mastitc animal Prevalence % 1 115 30 85 26.08% 2 93 17 76 39.54% 3 75 29 46 38.66% 4 54 28 26 51.85% 5 18 10 8 55.55% 6 and above 31 20 11 64.51% The prevalence of 41.66% was seen in animals with lesions and/or tick infestation on teat and /or udder skin as compared to animals without lesions and/or tick infestation, in which the prevalence was 25.88%. There was a positive correlation between parity and mastitis prevalence (r=0.8), with the greatest incidence occurring at lactation stage 6 and thereafter. Keywords: animals; clinical; cows; dairy; lactation; mastitis; milk; prevalence; rate; research; study; test; zebu

• AUTOMATION OF THE HOME USING GESTURES by Ms. Vaddempudi Sravani; M. Manasa (2020) - The text is displayed on the LCD and voice output will generate from the voice module and also in addition to these we are implementing the gesture based home automation in these system itself. A state- of-the-art home automation system can be controlled with simple gestures. Keywords: arduino; automation; gesture; home; module; sensor

• Case study on the use of homoeopathic individual therapy for lipoma by Dr. Ashwini Shripad Kulkarni (2021) - Homoeopathic medication for lipomas provides efficient healing with the correctly chosen homoeopathic medicine; not only do the lipomas dissolve, ISSN : 2693 6356 2021 | Vol 4 | Issue 1 but the propensity to lipoma production is lowered from its source in those who are prone to several lipomas and their size progressively increases. Ultrasonography remains as the initial imaging modality in diagnosis of head and neck lipomas while Fine needle aspiration cytology (FNAC) or computed tomography (CT) is indicated for confirmation of diagnosis Keywords: homoeopathic; lipoma; mass

• The Role of Habitat Elevation in Artemisia Species Chemotype and Artemisinin Production by Rajkumar (2025) - AT CTMJ | traditionalmedicinejournals.com Chinese Traditional Medicine Journal | 2025 | Vol 8 |Issue 2 18 Abstract: We set out to discover if chemotypes exist in Artemisia species, how artemisinin concentration changes with habitat height, and whether there are any new plant sources of artemisinin that may replace Artemisia annua. the third Notably, it is suggested that northwest Asian mountain territories (such as mesothermic subarctic or semi-humid forest steps near Urals) encompassed genus origins based on modern distribution patterns relevant to fossil data;[4] primary types being situated mostly in the north The amount of artemisinin in different Artemisia species is reportedly unpredictable and may change over time, even within the same plant. Keywords: annua; artemisia; artemisinin; content; height; leaves; moorcroftiana; plant; roxburghiana; species; vestita

• A STUDY ON THE PROBLEMS OF MIGRANT LABOUR FORCE IN KERALA by Zull Kamal; Farhat Ullahj (2021) - Local workers are in short supply in places like Kerala, thus the number of migrant workers is growing rapidly. There are several industries that heavily rely on migrant workers either directly or via indirect means. Keywords: kerala; labour; migrants; workers

• SME Lending in India: A Survey of Customers' Opinions by M.Sravani; K.Karthika; M.Manasa (2019) - .714 F3 Guidelines towards loan process .515 .733 F4 Positive words regarding business success .769 .838 F5 Bank charges and services .700 .664 F6 Time taken for loan sanction .838 .447 F7 Collateral free loan .714 .519 F9 Interest free loan .733 .619 F10 Document charges .797 0.514 F11 References towards high beneficial scheme .412 0.761 F12 High repayment period .693 0.698 F8 Minimal loan procedure .400 .016 Source: Primary Data All the values of the factor analysis were represents their importance on the analysis. Small businesses are notable not just for their investment and employment levels, but also for their management style, pattern, and the personal and direct approach they take to business. Keywords: business; country; enterprises; india; institutions; loan; msmes; scale

• Companies' Contributions to the Transport Sector's Environmental Footprint by Dr.S.Mayilvaganan; V. Sowmya (2023) - In addition to facilitating the delivery and transfer of goods, transportation vehicles also produce carbon dioxide (CO2) emissions, which many consumers do not consider while making their trip plans. This research article assesses the role and responsibilities of companies in the negative environmental consequences which is caused by transportation industry. Keywords: companies; environment; impact; industry; sector; transportation

• Performance Evaluation of Prophet Routing Protocol on Different Buffer Management Policies by Jinh Taeji Hong,; Hee Seobh Leeli (2021) - Therefore, in these network, message delivery is totally depends open the connection of nodes made in network. MDP = no of message delivered to destination/ no of message sent by sender • Number of Message Drop (NMD): Number of Message drop is the ratio of message drop during transmission to destinations among all messages generated. Keywords: buffer; delivery; drop; message; nodes; routing

• PHYSICOCHEMICAL AND SENSORY EVALUATION OF COCONUT MILK INCORPORATED MILLET NUTRIBAR by Yerraguntla Kasthuri; Dr.A.Swaroopa Rani; Patla Tasmiya Shaheen; R. Murali krishna (2024) - Enhancing the stability of oil- in-water emulsions emulsified by coconut milk protein with the application of acoustic cavitation. The difference in the water: coconut meatratio, ranging from 1:1to 20:1 has no effect onoil and protein extraction into coconut milk (Dendy&Timmins, 1973). Keywords: coconut; content; food; journal; milk; millet

• Pharmaceutico-analytical Standardization of Devdarvyadi Churnakriya (Processed powder) by K.Raju Kumar; T K.Shankar; S D.Sharma (2018) - Preparation of Devdarvyadi Churna Kriya (DCK) Half sample of prepared Devdarvyadi Churna was taken in a Khalwa Yantra into which the Devdarvyadi Kwatha was added in a quantity enough to appropriately wet whole Churna [11] During Bhavana process, average 1245.23ml of Devdarvyadi Churna Kwatha was required for average 500 gm of Devdarvyadi Churna. Keywords: bhavana; churna; dck; devdarvyadi; fig; kriya; kwatha; process
• Kamdudha Rasa, an Ayurvedic Formulation: A Pharmaceutico-Analytical Evaluation by M.Sumathi; C H.Kalyani; K. Amalla (2018) - ISSN : 2693 6356 2018 | Vol 1 | Issue 3 Kamdudha Rasa, an Ayurvedic Formulation: A Pharmaceutico-Analytical Evaluation M.Sumathi,C H.Kalyani , K. Amalla123 Assistant Professor AAU Jorhat - Assam Agricultural University, Jorhat ABSTRACT BACKGROUND: The ancient literature Rasaamritam describes Kamdudha Rasa, an Ayurvedic herbo- mineral concoction. We classify Kamdudha Rasa (KM) as a kind of Kharliya Rasayana. Keywords: amalaki; bhavana; gairika; guduchi; kamdudha; swarasa

• Pharmacological Research Antimicrobial Activity of Vitex Negundo Linn. (Nirgundi) Leaves Extract by Samijk Ullahg; Liu Leiley (2021) - This necessitates the development of antibacterial medications that are not based on antibiotics. Clinical Infectious Dis 11.As an antibacterial agent, plant extracts and phytochemicals have been shown to be effective against antibiotic-resistant bacteria (4) 13. Keywords: bacteria; journal; leaves; negundo; vitex

• A Scientometric Study of the Productivity of the Literature in the Engineering and Materials Sciences by Mr. MANJULA G; Mr. KRISHNA (2020) - Growth rate of research publications Table 1: Growth rate of research publications Year No. of Publications Cumulative No. of Publications Log(p)1 Log(P)2 RGR(P) Mean RGR Dt(p) Mean Using worldwide set of formulas i.e. Log formula and mean value the study analyzing the Author collaboration i.e Collaborative index (CI), Collaborative coefficient (CC), Degree of collaboration (DC) also Average Author per publication (AAPP) and Average publication per author (APPA) etc., also examines the Growth rate of scholarly communication through Relative growth rate (RGR) and Doubling time (Dt). Keywords: author; total; year

• Social Status and Individual Identity A Study of Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald’s ‘The Great Gatsby by Yoshitom Hisa; Gao Min; Zho Tia (2021) - Daisy, the love interest of Jay Gatsby, marries Tom Buchanan when Gatsby enlists in the military during World War I. A few years later, Gatsby becomes engaged in bootlegging and purports to be an Oxford-educated man. Because of his romantic feelings for Daisy, Jay Gatsby, the main character, becomes more and more obsessed with the opulent lifestyle of the wealthy upper classes. Keywords: american; daisy; gatsby; myrtle; tom
• Social Status and Individual Identity A Study of Francis Scott Key Fitzgerald’s ‘The Great Gatsby’ by Yoshitom Hisa; Gao Min; Zho Tia (2021) - Daisy, the love interest of Jay Gatsby, marries Tom Buchanan when Gatsby enlists in the military during World War I. A few years later, Gatsby becomes engaged in bootlegging and purports to be an Oxford-educated man. Because of his romantic feelings for Daisy, Jay Gatsby, the main character, becomes more and more obsessed with the opulent lifestyle of the wealthy upper classes. Keywords: american; daisy; gatsby; myrtle; tom

• The Function of Commercial Banks in Promoting Financial Inclusion in India by DR. V L. RAJU (2022) - Commercial bank being the financial institution performs diverse types of functions. Generally the functions of commercial banks are divided into two categories viz. Keywords: banking; banks; deposits; financial; money

• MECHANICAL PROPERTIES OF METAL MATRIX COMPOSITES CONSISTING OF AL7075, CENOSPHERE, AND E- GLASS by LUO Xin; XIE Jing; HUANG Li; GAN Wenfan (2023) - Improved features including improved specific strength, specific modulus, damping capacity, and superior wear resistance may be achieved by using metal matrix composites (MMCs) instead of ordinary alloys. [48]J.D. Raja Selvam, D.S.Robinson Smart, I.Dinaharan, Microstructure and some mechanical properties of fly ash particulate reinforced AA6061 aluminum alloy composites prepared by compocasting, Materials and Design 49 (2013) 28–34. Keywords: alloy; cenosphere; composites; glass; journal; materials; matrix; metal; vol; wear

• A Preliminary Clinical Evaluation of Prakriti by Ragitha; M .Rakesh; C H Maanu (2018) - There are seven major types of constitution explained in the classics of Ayurveda depending upon the predominance of individual Dosha namely Vata, Pitta and Kapha; predominance of two Dosha namely Vata Pitta, Vata Kapha and Pitta Kapha and equal dominance of three Dosha named Sama Dosha Prakriti. These issues initiated the present study as a preliminary attempt of Prakriti assessment by means of physical features alone which may give a gross idea about the Dosha involvement and thus a clinician can plan a primary treatment protocol or healthy lifestyle and diet based on the same. Keywords: dosha; features; individual; prakriti; study

• Examining the Many Varieties of Gold-Containing Mercury Concoctions, or Makaradhwaja by G . Manish; M.Manoj; K.Mohan Kumar (2018) - [8] Another study by Prasanta Kumar et al in their study “Chemistry of Kupipakwa Rasayana” have mentioned the presence of very minute quantity of gold in combination with mercuric sulphide at the neck of the Kupi.[13] The present market scenario offers Kupipakwa Makaradhwaja in two different forms – Makaradhwaja and Siddha Makaradhwaja. Kupipakwa Makaradhwaja is made using elements like Swarna (gold) and Gandhak( sulphur). Keywords: gold; kupipakwa; makaradhwaja; mercury; method; preparation; swarna

• Research on Pregnancy Termination Services in Western Maharashtra by Mr. Sanjay kumar Mallinath Mulaje; Dr. Digambar Mahadev Zombade; Dr. Rakesh Nandimath (2019) - [1] The MTP Amendment Act 2021 expanded access to safe MTP treatments for all women on the basis of contraceptive failure and increased the gestational limit to 24 weeks for certain categories of women. Women who are single, young, religiously conservative, or undergoing the procedure against their will are statistically more likely to have a negative psychological response. Keywords: abortion; medical; mtp; pregnancy; research; women

• The novel by Andrea Levy called Small Island is rife with hybrids. by B.Mary Judy Nicoma; Dr.T.Senthamarai (2019) - Hortense marries her best friend's fiance, Gilbert Joseph, so that she may go to England and help her advance in her chosen field. According to (Shahoyi, Juan Abdulla Ibrahim, & 13), It is revealed that Hortense's husband Gilbert Joseph had a strong desire to join the Royal Air Force when he was younger. Keywords: gilbert; hortense; island; levy; queenie

• Research on Eco-Friendly and Long-Lasting Textiles from the Ocean and Sea by V.Mahalakshmi; R.Yogaranjitha; E.Gayathri; G.Kokilavani; N.Priyadharshini (2019) - Textile chemicals widely used in pretreatment and finishing processes of textiles are an inseparable part of textile industry. Textile Applications of Chitin and Chitosan Chitin and chitosan are widely used in various industries ranging from health and beauty aids to water purification, biomedical applications, agriculture, biotechnology, nutrition, textile fibers and treatments in the finishing process of textile production. Keywords: chitin; chitosan; seaweed; textile

• Robotic Arm with Pick-and-Place Function, Controlled by an Android App by Ms. Nimmakuri Sindhu sri (2020) - Block diagram of pick and place robotic arm using android application The hardware implementation of pick and place arm system consists of Micro controller (Arduino UNO), Bluetooth module, Motor Driver (L293d), Android application device and power supply. These pick and place robots are more precise than humans and don't tire from making repeated, laborious actions. Keywords: android; arm; motor; pick; place; robot

• What Jayanth Mahapatra Means by "CulturalDestruction" in "The Whorehouse in a Calcutta Street" by Ms.G. PAVITHRA; Mr.T. VIJAYAN; Ms.K. SARATHI (2020) - INTRODUCTION: The poetry of Mahapatra taps into the depths of the human soul. Poet of worldwide renown Jayanta Mahapatra tackles the most pressing challenges facing his home state of Odisha in his poems, providing a powerful window into the state's true predicament. Keywords: calcutta; mahapatra; whorehouse

• PHOENIX BUILDING TYPIST AND THE HOLLOW MEN AS POST-WAR ARTIFACTS by Dr.R.Sowmiya (2020) - The aftermath of World War I is depicted in the sonnets of T.S. Eliot and Judith Wright as a time of moral decadence. Judith Wright, a committed environmentalist, gained notoriety in the decades after World War II for her intense interest in Australia's natural landscape. Keywords: building; men; phoenix

• Conservation Strategies for Markhor in Jammu and Kashmir with special reference to Kaj – I – Nag National Park by Wan Xiu; Chen Wenyan; Ji Yiguan (2021) - This must be addressed immediately in order for Markhor populations to recover in the area. The following suggestions are based on the survey: • At the moment, the Hirpura WLS (Wild Life Sanctuary) and the Kaj-i-nag area have the highest chance of population recovery and serve as a potential'source population' for Markhor conservation and restocking across its range. Keywords: conservation; kaj; lachipora; limber; markhor; nag; sanctuary; wildlife

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Created: 2025-12-23