Fourth international conference on Seerat and Sunnah ; [and] Tenth international conference of Academy of Islamic Researches, Cairo, Safar 1406 A.H., Nov. 1985 A.D.
The period for complementary feeding is crucial for young infants. Lack of awareness in knowledge, attitude and practice towards complementary feeding among caregivers will lead to improper practice of complementary feeding which may affect the health of children under their care. The purpose of this study is to determine the level of knowledge, attitude, and practice (KAP) on complementary feeding among caregivers in Kampung Jeriah, Sibu, Sarawak.
Future research should increase the sample population of the study and include qualitative research which could contribute to the current findings. Qualitative research would allow administrators the opportunity to describe brain-based learning practices they are implementing. This pilot study will be helpful when generalizing it to a greater group of principals.
The current position of cassava; Trends in cassava production, trade, utilization, and prices; Existing and potential yields of cassava; Trends in livestock products and projections of the commodity balance to 1990 and 2000; Feed demand projections; production and feed use substitutability of cassava with feedgrains; Prospects for cassava production and utilization in 1990 and 2000; Conclusions and policy implications.
The current position of cassava; Trends in cassava production, trade, utilization, and prices; Existing and potential yields of cassava; Trends in livestock products and projections of the commodity balance to 1990 and 2000; Feed demand ...
This work has focused on the relative contributions of charcoal and tobacco to c arbon monoxide and PAH yields, two major causative agents in tobacco smoke relat ed diseases, delivered in the mainstream smoke of the narghile waterpipe. The o verall process was to compare the CO and PAH yields for a waterpipe smoked using a standard smoking protocol for three cases: 1) the baseline case with tobacco and charcoal; 2) a case with charcoal alone; 3) a case with tobacco and an elect ric heater. Spatial and temporal distributions of temperature in the narghile he ad for the 3 mentioned conditions were measured and the yields of CO and PAH wer e compared. An electric heater called "electric-coal" was designed to mimic the burning char coal disk; it delivered similar convection and conduction heat transfer rates to the narghile head in which it produced similar spatial and temporal temperature distributions. The "electric-coal" was also validated by measuring the ratio of the total parti culate matter (TPM) to the amount of burnt tobacco in the head. The amount of sm oke produced by electric heating and the amount of burnt tobacco in the head wer e similar to the charcoal heating case. It has been found that charcoal is clearly responsible of carbon monoxide genera tion and it is also the major source of PAH while tobacco is the main source of particulate matter.
This work has focused on the relative contributions of charcoal and tobacco to c arbon monoxide and PAH yields, two major causative agents in tobacco smoke relat ed diseases, delivered in the mainstream smoke of the narghile waterpipe.
