Volume 11 | Issue 5 |

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Abstract: Medicines are not only a science; it is also an art. It does not consist of compounding pills and plasters; it deals with the very processes of life, which must be understood before they may be guided. Pharmaceutical oral solid dosage forms have been used widely for decades mainly due to their convenience of administration and their suitability for delivery for delivery of drugs for systemic effects. The tablets can be made directly from powders or from granules pellets, or from film-coated multiple units. Tablets are now the most popular dosage form, accounting for some 70% of all ethical pharmaceutical preparations produced. Tablets may be defined as solid pharmaceutical dosage forms containing drug substances with or without suitable diluents and prepared by either compression or moulding methods. Hence, tablets can be broadly classified as compressed tablets and moulded tablets. Compressed tablets can be further classified as directly compressible tablets, chewable tablets and tablet triturates etc.

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Keywords: Binders, Coated Tablets, Compression, Granulation, Ingredients Etc.

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Linear Programming is an important branch of Operational Research and it is a Mathematical Method to assist the people to carry out scientific Management. Linear Programming is a Mathematical method for determining a way to handle certain types of optimization problems. The main objective of this paper is to understand how Graphical method and Simplex method can be applied in a simple way for a furniture manufacturer and gold smith as to optimize their profit

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Linear programming, Graphical Method and Simplex method, Optimum solution

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'Life is precious and death is irrevocable'. "Capital Punishment" or "Death Penalty" is the uppermost level of punishment presented in any democratic society to maintain law and order. The study's objectives were to analyze "Capital Punishment" in India critically by examining current research, legal rules, historical occurrences, and some judicial decisions etc. It is seen that in India follow 'Capital punishment' is 'Rarest of the Rare' cases. But still India executed 'Capital punishment' to criminals. The Indian Penal Code (IPC) and Criminal Penal Code both mention the applicable laws for "capital punishment." Article 21 of the Indian constitution states that only legal procedures, may be followed in order to take away someone's life or personal freedom. In a nutshell, after reviewing all the arguments, a few key areas of strength for those in favor of the punishment" are vehemently opposed to it. The argument over capital punishment is very dubious. This kind of punishment is a legitimate right to free speech where the death penalty has been abolished or is only used against criminals who have been found guilty.

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Death penalty, capital punishment, criminals, crimes, punishments

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1. ABSTRACT Antibiotics are by far the most common medications prescribed for children. Recent epidemiological data suggests an association between early antibiotic use and disease phenotypes in adulthood. Antibiotic use during infancy induces imbalances in gut microbiota, called dysbiosis. The gut microbiome's responses to antibiotics and its potential link to disease development are especially complex to study in the changing infant gut. Here, we synthesize current knowledge linking antibiotics, dysbiosis, and disease and propose a framework for studying antibiotic- related dysbiosis in children. We recommend future studies into the microbiome-mediated effects of antibiotics focused on four types of dysbiosis: loss of keystone taxa, loss of diversity, shifts in metabolic capacity, and blooms of pathogens. Establishment of a large and diverse baseline cohort to define healthy infant microbiome development is essential to advancing diagnosis, interpretation, and eventual treatment of pediatric dysbiosis. This approach will also help provide evidence-based recommendations for antibiotic usage in infancy.(1)

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ANTIBIOTIC, QUINOLONES, TETRACYCLINE, OFLOXACINE, SHORT SPECTRUM ANTIBIOTIC.

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Abstract: Asthma is chronic inflammatory disorder of the airway. This feature of asthma has implication for the diagnosis, management, potential and prevention of the disease. Airway inflammation contributes to airway hyper responsiveness, airflow limitation, respiratory symptoms, and disease chronicity. In some patient, persistent changes in airway structure occurs, including sub- basement fibrosis, mucus hyper secretion, injury to epithelial cell, smooth muscle hypertrophy and angiogenesis. Gene by environment interaction are important to the expression of asthma. Viral respiratory infections are of the most important causes of asthma and also contribution to development of asthma. The onset of asthma for most patient beings early in life with the pattern diseases persistence determined by early. Recognized risk factors including atrophic diseases recurrent wheezing and patient history of asthma. Current asthma treatment with anti-inflammatory therapy does not appear to prevent progression of the underlying diseases severity. The critical role inflammatory has been further substantiated but evidence in emerging for considerable variability in the pattern of inflammation. The immunohistopathologic feature of asthma include inflammatory cell in filtration. o Eosinophills o Lymphocytes o Mast cell activation

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ASTHAMA,LEUKOTRIENE,HISTAMINE,MAST CELL,MONTELUKAST.

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The significance of English at higher education has increased due to its meaningful presence in professional world.it has been introduced as a compulsory subject in almost all professional and non-professional courses at undergraduate level. The present study has aimed at investigating the quality of teaching learning process being carried out in English classrooms in the colleges of Punjab. Qualitative data has been gathered through interview method from colleges by interviewing 50 English teachers across Punjab. The teachers have reported several issues being faced by both teachers and students pertaining to English language teaching and learning. In this context, the teachers have also come out with diverse suggestions to ensure optimum learning outcomes.

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Higher education, English language, English teachers, learning outcomes. ________________________________________________________________________________________________________

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Assignment problems have various applications in the real world because of their wide applicability in industry, commerce, management science, etc. Traditional classical assignment problems cannot be successfully used for real life problem, hence the use of fuzzy assignment problems is more appropriate. The assignment cost has been considered as imprecise numbers that can be described by Triangular Fuzzy Numbers which are more realistic and general in nature. In this Paper, the fuzzy assignment problem has been converted into crisp assignment problem using Method of Magnitude and Ranking Function for Robust Ranking Technique for fuzzy costs matrix and solving it by Hungarian Method has been applied to find an optimal solution.

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Assignment Problem, Triangular Fuzzy Number, Fuzzy Magnitude Ranking Method, Hungarian Method.

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KEYWORDS: Suspensions, Suspending agents, Evaluation, Stability.

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Literary Activism in Twentieth Century China

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Literary Activism in Twentieth Century China

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Microelectromechanical Systems (MEMS) have become a ground-breaking technology with substantial applications in a wide range of industries, from consumer electronics to healthcare and business. The essential ideas, operating principles, and several MEMS applications are highlighted in this study. MEMS technology combines little mechanical and electrical parts to create devices that can be created at the micrometer or nanometer scale. MEMS devices are distinguished by their capacity to perceive, control, and alter minute physical processes. They integrate microelectronics with micromachining methods to build complicated systems that are lightweight, energy-efficient, and reasonably priced. MEMS are significant because they may solve difficult problems in many different sectors. MEMS accelerometers, gyroscopes, and pressure sensors have completely changed the way we interact with consumer electronics, making it possible for functions like gesture recognition, picture stabilisation, and accurate navigation. The creation of wearable devices for monitoring vital signs, medication delivery systems, and less invasive surgical instruments has been made possible in the field of healthcare thanks to MEMS-based sensors and actuators, improving patient care and treatment results. In the automobile sector, MEMS are also essential for the implementation of safety features including airbag deployment, tyre pressure monitoring, and vehicle stability control. MEMS technology has also made a substantial impact on energy harvesting systems, telecommunications, aeronautical applications, and environmental monitoring. Temperature, pressure, humidity, gas concentration, and acceleration are among the factors that MEMS sensors are used to measure and regulate. These applications have significant effects on increasing productivity, lowering expenses, and boosting overall performance. MEMS technology developments are not without difficulties, though. Technical challenges include material choice, device integration, and fabrication methods. Other ongoing problems include guaranteeing dependability, durability, and sustaining high yields throughout mass production.

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MEMS, fabrication, monitoring,devices,etching.

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