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#software testing Open access Aug 2026

MORTALITY AND ASSOCIATED FACTORS AMONG PEOPLE LIVING WITH HIV NEWLY INITIATED INTO CARE AT BAMENDA REGIONAL HOSPITAL: A RETROSPECTIVE COHORT STUDY

Mortality among PLHIV in this study was associated with advanced disease, opportunistic diseases, commorbidities and abnormal laboratory findings, and Strengthening early diagnosis, management of opportunistic infections, and monitoring of clinical and laboratory indicators may help reduce mortality in this population.

Faustus Ajamah, Jude Tsafack Zefack, Lucas Tanlaka Mengnjo et al. · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

Effectiveness of a Nutrition Promotion Intervention on Glycaemic Control among Patients with Type 2 Diabetes Mellitus: A Quasi-experimental Study

The study observed reductions in glycaemic parameters after a nutrition promotion intervention in regulating the blood glucose levels among T2DM patients and supported the importance and effect of customised nutrition counselling and health education in diabetes management to improve glycaemic control.

A. F. Fahhima, I. P. Kumar, B. Nisha · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

Experimental-numerical analysis of thin-walled box structures with integral corrugated stiffeners, subjected to torsion

The study presents the results of model experimental investigations and nonlinear numerical analyses of thin-walled, two-segment box structures with various configurations of integral corrugated stiffeners. The models for experimental testing were fabricated using additive manufacturing techniques. Five variants of the structure were examined, including a reference configuration without reinforcement. The experimental investigation was carried out using a dedicated test rig. Numerical representations of the investigated models were developed and subjected to nonlinear analyses using finite element method-based software. The adequacy of the numerical results was assessed through comparison with experimental data. The objective of the study was to determine the effect of different forms of the proposed structural solution on the magnitude of the critical load and the nature of post-buckling deformation.

T. Kopecki, P. Mazurek, Aleksandra Tęczar et al. · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

Impact of COPD Phenotype on Disease Specific HR-QoL using CAT and SGRQ-C Score: A Hospital-based Observational Study

The AE non CB and AE-CB phenotypes were found to have the most significant impact on HR-QoL among COPD patients, suggesting that individuals with the AE-CB phenotype notably require a tailored treatment approach that specifically addresses both the frequent exacerbations and the chronic bronchitis component to improve their overall QoL.

Naresh Bhagora, S. Meena, Pushpendra Bairwa et al. · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

Utility of Bland-Altman Plot in the Assessment of Inter-observer Variability for Internal Quality Control in Semen Analysis: A Cross-sectional Study

In a low throughout laboratory, fresh semen is a useful sample for daily quality control and Bland-Altman plot is an easy and effective tool for monitoring internal quality control when there are two assessors, obviating the need for complex statistical tests.

Prabhavati Jothilingam, Dharmishtha Kapadiya, Sweta Kulkarni · 0 citations
#software testing Case report Open access Sep 2026

Melioidosis: Burkholderia pseudomallei technical challenges in identification and susceptibility testing in a non-endemic area.

This case highlights the technical challenges of identifying melioidosis in a non-endemic region and confirms the diagnosis of melioidosis was difficult due to the misreporting of this isolate with a MALDI-TOF high score as B. thailandensis.

J. Merlino, Georgia Koos, Olivia Aitkens et al. · 0 citations

Mixed Reality Glasses Image Translocation for Binocular Diplopia.

This prototype MRG image translocation software was helpful to 69% of patients with binocular diplopia, but limited by large angle strabismus because of the limited instrument field of view.

Edsel B Ing, Kevin Sha, Sarosh Dandoti et al. · 0 citations
#software testing Review Open access Sep 2026

Application for Tracking Bugs in Software Development: Improving Project Management Efficiency

By streamlining workflows and fostering collaboration, this platform offers a scalable, cost- effective solution for SMEs and contributes to software engineering by demonstrating how integrated technologies can modernize development processes in resource limited contexts, with potential for broader adoption in Albania and beyond.

Griselda Belba TRUPJA, Agim Kasaj · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

Pengembangan Sistem Informasi Pencatatan Perkembangan Santri Berbasis Web sebagai Media Kolaborasi Real-Time Guru dan Orang Tua pada TPA Al-Jami

The web-based information system successfully replaces manual record-keeping at TPA Al-Jami' and bridges the information gap between teachers and parents in supporting children's Quranic education.

M. N. Ulum, Sri Mulyati · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

Perancangan Sistem Perpustakaan Digital Berbasis Android dengan QR Code pada MTsN 2 Kota Bekasi

The results of this study indicate that the Android-based digital library system with QR Code technology improves the speed and accuracy of book borrowing and returning processes through automatic data identification and facilitates the management of book, member, and transaction data.

Afifah Hurul Ainy, Karno Diantoro, Abdur Rohman et al. · 0 citations

Influence of Electrode Surface State on Air Gap Breakdown Characteristics at the Micrometer Scale

To investigate the influence of electrode surface roughness on gas discharge characteristics under micro-gap conditions, direct-current breakdown experiments were carried out in atmospheric air using a nano-positioning system. Breakdown tests were conducted for five metal electrodes over the electrode gap distances from 1 to 10 µm, and for one metal with different surface roughness levels over the electrode gap distances from 1 to 20 µm. Meanwhile, the electric field intensity distribution of aluminum electrodes (cathode) with different surface roughness values was simulated using Maxwell electromagnetic field simulation software. The experimental results show that, in the electrode gap distances from 1 to 5 µm, different metal electrodes exhibit different degrees of deviation from the Paschen curve, all of which are related to the work function. At the same electrode gap distance, the rougher the electrode surface, the larger the field enhancement factor β and the lower the breakdown voltage. Analysis indicates that surface protrusions cause local electric field intensification, allowing the field strength to reach the critical condition for field electron emission, thereby reducing the breakdown voltage. In the electrode gap distances from 10 to 20 µm, electrode surface roughness leads to a multiplication of the effective electron emission from the cathode surface, thus enhancing the surface electron emission process. Therefore, in the design of microelectronic devices, reducing electrode surface roughness and selecting metal electrode materials with higher work functions can effectively improve gas breakdown characteristics under small-gap conditions and optimize the insulation protection of microelectronic devices.

Xiao-Yang Li, Yanzhou Sun, Jiahao Zhi et al. · 0 citations
#software testing Open access Sep 2026

MODELING VISITOR BEHAVIOR IN RELIGIOUS TOURISM: MEDIATING AND MODERATING EFFECTS IN THE CONTEXT OF CHRISTIAN PILGRIMAGE SITES IN JORDAN

Religious tourism has emerged as a significant sector within global tourism, influencing visitor behavior, destination development, and spiritual experiences. Jordan, which is home to several Christian holy sites recognized by the Vatican in 2000, is quite important in terms of pilgrimage, but from a practical perspective, it has still not been fully studied. Understanding the factors that affect visitors' satisfaction and their intention to revisit is crucial for the maintenance of religious tourism sites. This study aims to analyze the behavior of visitors within the scope of religious tourism at five Christian holy sites in Jordan recognized by the Vatican. Specifically, it examines the relationships between travel motivati on, religious tourism experience, religious tourism potential, perceived challenges, overall satisfaction, and re-tourism intention. Data were collected from 500 visitors using a convenience sampling technique. The study employed Smart PLS 4 software to analyze the data through partial least squares–structural equation modeling (PLS-SEM). The proposed hypotheses were tested to assess direct, mediating, and moderating relationships among the study variables. The findings reveal significant relationships among the examined constructs. Visit motivation has a strong positive influence on re-tourism intention. Religious tourism experience and overall satisfaction act as significant mediators in this relationship. Furthermore, religious tourism potential and perceived challenges moderate the effect of visit motivation on re-tourism intention. The study advances religious tourism theory by integrating motivational, experiential, and contextual factors within a single framework. Practically, the findings provide valuable insights for Jordanian tourism authorities and destination stakeholders to enhance visitor experiences, address challenges, and strengthen the sustainability of religious tourism in the region.

Malek Bader, R. Alrousan, H. M. Al-Qudrah · 0 citations

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