The Nature of AILA (Alcohol) and Jyapus in Nepal

The education status of Nepal shows that the Jyapus’ education is very poor for many years (CBS, 2012). There could be many reasons like absence of Jyapus in school, poor teaching methods, and so on. Among of them, the use of AILA is also one reason of poor education. Use of AILA is a health problem but it is culturally accepted in their community that makes them less interest to study. However, this article is highlighted the nature of AILA and the status of Jyapus in Nepal. Keywords: Nature, AILA, Jyapus, Education, Influencing factors DOI: 10.7176/JAAS/53-04 Publication date:March 31st 201

The role of Madīna in the emergence of the Mosque-dār al-Imāra combination. A preliminary note

This contribution aims to complete the debates concerning the Mosque of the Prophet in Madīna with a study focused on the dwelling quarters that populated the surroundings of the blessed building over time (622-711). An in-depth analysis of the sources has allowed us to sketch a reliable plan of the ensemble, finally succeeding in demonstrating that the direct link between the mosque and the caliphal residence - conceivably involving a specific ceremonial purpose - must be post-dated to the Marwānid period

Vocabulary acquisition through captioned TV series: Are there any aptitude and proficiency effects?

Presentació a: AILA 201

Metaphorical perceptions about learning English through captioned images: A longitudinal study

AILA 201

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Kommentti Martti Färkkilän ja Aila Tiitisen artikkeliin Duodecim 132(18):1726-1731, 2016Non peer reviewe

Combined Area of Left and Right Atria May Outperform Atrial Volumes as a Predictor of Recurrences after Ablation in Patients with Persistent Atrial Fibrillation—A Pilot Study

Background and Objectives: Left atrial (LA) remodelling and dilatation predicts atrial fibrillation (AF) recurrences after catheter ablation. However, whether right atrial (RA) remodelling and dilatation predicts AF recurrences after ablation has not been fully evaluated. Materials and Methods: This is an observational study of 85 consecutive patients (aged 57 ± 9 years; 70 [82%] men) who underwent cardiac magnetic resonance before first catheter ablation for AF (40 [47.1%] persistent AF). Four-chamber cine-sequence was selected to measure LA and RA area, and ventricular end-systolic image phase to obtain atrial 3D volumes. The effect of different variables on event-free survival was investigated using the Cox proportional hazards model. Results: In patients with persistent AF, combined LA and RA area indexed to body surface area (AILA + RA) predicted AF recurrences (HR = 1.08, 95% CI 1.00-1.17, p = 0.048). An AILA + RA cut-off value of 26.7 cm2/m2 had 72% sensitivity and 73% specificity for predicting recurrences in patients with persistent AF. In this group, 65% of patients with AILA + RA > 26.7 cm2/m2 experienced AF recurrence within 2 years of follow-up (median follow-up 11 months), compared to 25% of patients with AILA + RA ≤ 26.7 cm2/m2 (HR 4.28, 95% CI 1.50-12.22; p = 0.007). Indices of LA and RA dilatation did not predict AF recurrences in patients with paroxysmal AF. Atrial 3D volumes did not predict AF recurrences after ablation. Conclusions: In this pilot study, the simple measurement of AILA + RA may predict recurrences after ablation of persistent AF, and may outperform measurements of atrial volumes. In paroxysmal AF, atrial dilatation did not predict recurrences. Further studies on the role of RA and LA remodelling are needed

Seniors Score Twice as Eagles Blank Warhawks

Seniors Score Twice as Eagles Blank Warhawks Paige Hoover and Aila Sendra score to send Eagles over Warhawk

Introduction. Special Issue Featuring Papers From the AILA Congress: Research Network on Learner Autonomy Symposium, Rio de Janeiro, July, 2017

Special Issue Featuring Papers From the AILA Congress: Research Network on Learner Autonomy Symposium, Rio de Janeiro, July, 2017. Edited by Jo Mynard, Diego Mideros, and Christine O’Lear