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Item A comparision of low (20 mmols) and high (30 mmols) potassium/L oral rehydration solution in childhood diarrhoeam [abstract](1983) Islam, M.R.; Bardhan, P.K.; Ahmed, Syed MasudItem A comparison of oral replacement solutions containing sodium in concentrations of 120 m mols/L and 60 m mols/L in paediatric diarrhoea(1982-05) Islam, M.R.; Bardhan, P.K.; Rhaman, M.M.Item A comparison of oral solutions from common salt and crude sugar (molasses) with and without bicarbonate in severe pediatric diarrhoea(1984-04) Islam, M.R.; Bardhan, P.K.Item A novel approach to produce neppy yarn in vortex spinning technology(Taylor and Francis Ltd., 2024-02-12) Hossain, M.A.; Haque, M.S.; Mohiuddin, M.; Islam, M.R.A novel, cost-effective method for producing neppy yarn using the vortex spinning process was presented in this research. The vortex and ring spinning processes were utilized to produce 26/1 Ne neppy yarn from viscose rayon as a host fiber and polyester as a neppy fiber in three different ratios (98/2, 97/3, and 96/4). It was explored that neppy yarn produced by the vortex spinning system is aesthetically more appealing as it has very low hairiness, fewer coefficient of variation (CV%), and minimal thick and thin places compared to ring-spun neppy yarn. However, the count strength product (CSP) of the vortex-spun neppy yarn is comparatively lower than that of the ring-spun neppy yarn. The close engagement of the neppy fibers to the mother yarn in a vortex spinning system increased the neppy yarn’s aesthetic beauty and strengthened its endurance was a significant discovery of this study. The hairiness value of neppy yarns was measured numerically and evaluated statistically with one-way analysis of variance (ANOVA) and found significant differences between the two-spinning system. The adoption of the vortex spinning technique presents novel approaches for manufacturing neppy yarn, with potential advantages for the textile industry such as enhanced yarn quality, greater productivity, fewer machinery requirements, and ultimate cost-effectiveness.Item A randomized double blind trial of aspirin versus placebo in cholera and non-cholera diarrhoea(1986-09) Islam, A.; Bardhan, P.K.; Islam, M.R.; Rahman, M.Item A robust feature extraction model for human activity characterization using 3-axis accelerometer and gyroscope data(MDPI AG, 2020-12-01) Bhuiyan, R.A.,; Ahmed, N.,; Amiruzzaman, M.,; Islam, M.R.Human Activity Recognition (HAR) using embedded sensors in smartphones and smartwatch has gained popularity in extensive applications in health care monitoring of elderly people, security purpose, robotics, monitoring employees in the industry, and others. However, human behavior analysis using the accelerometer and gyroscope data are typically grounded on supervised classification techniques, where models are showing sub-optimal performance for qualitative and quantitative features. Considering this factor, this paper proposes an efficient and reduce dimension feature extraction model for human activity recognition. In this feature extraction technique, the Enveloped Power Spectrum (EPS) is used for extracting impulse components of the signal using frequency domain analysis which is more robust and noise insensitive. The Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) is used as dimensionality reduction procedure to extract the minimum number of discriminant features from envelop spectrum for human activity recognition (HAR). The extracted features are used for human activity recognition using Multi-class Support Vector Machine (MCSVM). The proposed model was evaluated by using two benchmark datasets, i.e., the UCI-HAR and DU-MD datasets. This model is compared with other state-of-the-art methods and the model is outperformed.Item Antibiotic therapy of cholera(1967) Lindenbaum, J.; Greenough, W.B., III; Islam, M.R.Item Antibiotic therapy of cholera(1967) Lindenbaum, J.; Greenough, W.B., III; Islam, M.R.Item Antibiotic therapy of cholera in children(1967) Lindenbaum, John; Greenough, William B.; Islam, M.R.Item Aspirin as an antisecretory agents: a clinical trial in cholera(1980-06-20) Khanam, Asma; Islam, M.R.; Bardhan, P.K.Item Causes of death in diarrhoeal diseases after rehydration therapy : an autopsy study of 140 patients in Bangladesh(1987) Butler, Thomas; Islam, M.; Azad, A.K.; Islam, M.R.; Speelman, PeterItem Citrate in oral rehydration therapy[reply](1985-04) Islam, M.R.Item Clinical presentation of hypokalaemia in children attending a rural diarrhoeal treatment centre in Bangladesh(1982-02-23) Zaman, K.; Islam, M.R.Item Clinical presentation of hypokalaemia in children attending a rural diarrhoeal treatment centre in Bangladesh[abstract](1983) Zaman, K.; Islam, M.R.; Baqui, A.H.; Huq, Emdadul; Yunus, Md.Item Common salt and sugar with and without sodium bi-carbonate as an oral rehydration solution in diarrhoea of children[abstract](1980-02) Islam, M.R.; Greenough, W.B. IIIItem Comparative efficacy of oral gentamicin with nalidixic acid in the treatment of acute shigellosis in children[conference paper](1993-12) Islam, M.R.; Alam, A.N.; Hossain, M.S.; Mahalanabis, Dilip; Hye, K.M.A.Item Comparative efficacy of pivmecillinam and oral gentamicin with nalidixic acid in the treatment of acute shigellosis in children(1988-07-14) Islam, M.R.; Mahalanabis, Dilip; Hye, H.K.M.A.