The study aims to show an analytical merging into the balanced scorecard and costing system in ba... more The study aims to show an analytical merging into the balanced scorecard and costing system in bank services. In order to accomplish the requirements of the research, the study relied on the field method and used the questionnaire as a means to collect data; the sample size of this study was (97), the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) as well as statistical tools and techniques were used to analyse the data. The study reached a set of results, including The increasing use of modern technology in providing banking services made the bank seek to adopt the activity-based costing system. The bank’s management realised that the financial and non-financial information provided by the balanced scorecard and activity-based costing systems enabled senior management to make rational strategic decisions toward reducing costs. The study recommends that managers of banks establish a sub-management for costs and benefit from the cadres of cost accountants who occupy other jobs to apply the costing system based on activities and the use of information that is provided to ensure more accurate control of the cost of banking services.
The study aims to show an analytical merging into the balanced scorecard and costing system in ba... more The study aims to show an analytical merging into the balanced scorecard and costing system in bank services. In order to accomplish the requirements of the research, the study relied on the field method and used the questionnaire as a means to collect data; the sample size of this study was (97), the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) as well as statistical tools and techniques were used to analyse the data. The study reached a set of results, including The increasing use of modern technology in providing banking services made the bank seek to adopt the activity-based costing system. The bank’s management realised that the financial and non-financial information provided by the balanced scorecard and activity-based costing systems enabled senior management to make rational strategic decisions toward reducing costs. The study recommends that managers of banks establish a sub-management for costs and benefit from the cadres of cost accountants who occupy other jobs to apply the costing system based on activities and the use of information that is provided to ensure more accurate control of the cost of banking services.
Annals of Tropical Medicine and Public Health, 2020
The study aims to identify the level of physical motor intelligence in the study sample, also to ... more The study aims to identify the level of physical motor intelligence in the study sample, also to identify the relationship between the level of physical motor intelligenceand the accuracy of strokes performance on the net which is (blow hair pin, fatal blow, lightning strike). The sample was represented by University of Anbar badminton team. Statistic case (SPSS) was used to acquire results were the researchers conclude that the sample has an unfit physical motor intelligence level, in which physical motor intelligence is very important in learning skills in which the higher the physical motor intelligence the faster the learning process was.
This article is about the dwellers of Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem and their number and the factors... more This article is about the dwellers of Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem and their number and the factors that affected them. The city has witnessed many events that affected the number of population who lived and settled in the city. It also witnessed the focus of Zionism to settle Jewish in the city, for the demographic change of population and making most them Jewish. Moreover, they made use of the unlimited support from the Western countries that had been motivated by the Jewish influence that was characterized by their financial control on the economies of those Western countries. There also were many other factors that affected the number of population other than the Jewish settlement, they had a direct influence in increasing and decreasing the population number which was characterized by the spread وهof diseases and natural disasters and the invasions of grasshoppers
Background: The rate of adenoidectomy has increased over the past years. The initial assessment m... more Background: The rate of adenoidectomy has increased over the past years. The initial assessment methods are sometimes overused. The aims of the present study were to evaluate the use of these methods, estimate the incidence of obstructive adenoid and refine the approach to this problem. Methods: This is a prospective observational study. All children referred for chronic nasal obstruction had anterior rhinoscopy and a routine physical examination. The palatal airway was assessed on lateral nasopharyngeal roentgenograms when these were requested. The degree of obstruction was measured on endoscopy when performed. The efficacy of each method was evaluated, as well as its necessity. The incidence of obstructive adenoid was calculated. Results: A total of 213 patients aged 6 months-13 years (mean 5.1 years, median 4 years) were enrolled. One hundred patients had radiological evaluation while 65 had endoscopy during their initial assessment. Endoscopy was the most efficacious in reaching a proper diagnosis (100%) followed by clinical assessment (84.2%), and radiology (75%). The necessity of endoscopy, however, was 63.1% and that of radiology 63% within their respective groups. The incidence of obstructive adenoid was 57.7% (1.6% choanal). Clinical assessment, therefore, could have been sufficient in 41.8%, radiology in 44.1%; and endoscopy in 12.2% of the studied population to reach a proper diagnosis. Conclusions: Clinical assessment is crucial to evaluate chronic nasal obstruction. The lateral nasopharyngeal roentgenogram provides objective evaluation of the adenoid but its limitations should be considered. Nasal endoscopy may substitute for radiology but should be reserved for unusual cases.
Archives of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, 2006
Objectives: To report the incidence of allergic rhinitis in singers with nonspecific laryngeal ex... more Objectives: To report the incidence of allergic rhinitis in singers with nonspecific laryngeal examination findings and to correlate the incidence of allergic rhinitis with their vocal symptoms when present. Design: A retrospective review of all the medical records of singers with nonspecific laryngeal findings who presented to a specialty voice center for either vocal training or therapy between June 2002 and September 2005. Setting: Specialty voice center. Participants: Forty-five singers with nonspecific laryngeal findings who presented to a specialty voice center for either vocal training or therapy. Main Outcome Measures: A standardized validated questionnaire for evaluation of allergic rhinitis was filled out by all the subjects. A score above 0 was considered positive. Results: The total prevalence of allergic rhinitis was 87% (39 of 45 subjects). The singers with vocal symptoms were approximately 15% more likely to have allergic rhinitis than those with no vocal symptoms (92% vs 84%). Singers with more than 2 vocal symptoms had a 25% higher likelihood of having allergic rhinitis.
Adolescents and young adults are avid Internet users. Online social media, such as social network... more Adolescents and young adults are avid Internet users. Online social media, such as social networking sites (e.g., Facebook, MySpace), blogs, status updating sites (e.g., Twitter) and chat rooms, have become integral parts of adolescents’ and young adults’ lives. Adolescents are even beginning to enter the world of online dating with several websites dedicated to “teenage online dating.” This paper reviews recent peer-reviewed literature and national data on 1) adolescents use of online social media, 2) gender differences in online social media and 3) potential positive and negative health outcomes from adolescents’ online social media use. We also examine parental monitoring of adolescents’ online activities. Given that parental supervision is a key protective factor against adolescent risk-taking behavior, it is reasonable to hypothesize that unmonitored Internet use may place adolescents’ at significant risk, such as cyberbullying, unwanted exposure to pornography, and potentially...
The study aims to identify the level of physical motor intelligence in the study sample, also to ... more The study aims to identify the level of physical motor intelligence in the study sample, also to identify the relationship between the level of physical motor intelligenceand the accuracy of strokes performance on the net which is (blow hair pin, fatal blow, lightning strike). The sample was represented by University of Anbar badminton team. Statistic case (SPSS) was used to acquire results were the researchers conclude that the sample has an unfit physical motor intelligence level, in which physical motor intelligence is very important in learning skills in which the higher the physical motor intelligence the faster the learning process was.
Adolescents and young adults are avid Internet users. Online social media, such as social network... more Adolescents and young adults are avid Internet users. Online social media, such as social networking sites (e.g., Facebook, MySpace), blogs, status updating sites (e.g., Twitter) and chat rooms, have become integral parts of adolescents' and young adults' lives. Adolescents are even beginning to enter the world of online dating with several websites dedicated to "teenage online dating." This paper reviews recent peer-reviewed literature and national data on 1) adolescents use of online social media, 2) gender differences in online social media and 3) potential positive and negative health outcomes from adolescents' online social media use. We also examine parental monitoring of adolescents' online activities. Given that parental supervision is a key protective factor against adolescent risk-taking behavior, it is reasonable to hypothesize that unmonitored Internet use may place adolescents' at significant risk, such as cyberbullying, unwanted exposure to pornography, and potentially revealing personal information to sexual predators.
The study aims to show an analytical merging into the balanced scorecard and costing system in ba... more The study aims to show an analytical merging into the balanced scorecard and costing system in bank services. In order to accomplish the requirements of the research, the study relied on the field method and used the questionnaire as a means to collect data; the sample size of this study was (97), the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) as well as statistical tools and techniques were used to analyse the data. The study reached a set of results, including The increasing use of modern technology in providing banking services made the bank seek to adopt the activity-based costing system. The bank’s management realised that the financial and non-financial information provided by the balanced scorecard and activity-based costing systems enabled senior management to make rational strategic decisions toward reducing costs. The study recommends that managers of banks establish a sub-management for costs and benefit from the cadres of cost accountants who occupy other jobs to apply the costing system based on activities and the use of information that is provided to ensure more accurate control of the cost of banking services.
The study aims to show an analytical merging into the balanced scorecard and costing system in ba... more The study aims to show an analytical merging into the balanced scorecard and costing system in bank services. In order to accomplish the requirements of the research, the study relied on the field method and used the questionnaire as a means to collect data; the sample size of this study was (97), the Statistical Package for Social Sciences (SPSS) as well as statistical tools and techniques were used to analyse the data. The study reached a set of results, including The increasing use of modern technology in providing banking services made the bank seek to adopt the activity-based costing system. The bank’s management realised that the financial and non-financial information provided by the balanced scorecard and activity-based costing systems enabled senior management to make rational strategic decisions toward reducing costs. The study recommends that managers of banks establish a sub-management for costs and benefit from the cadres of cost accountants who occupy other jobs to apply the costing system based on activities and the use of information that is provided to ensure more accurate control of the cost of banking services.
Annals of Tropical Medicine and Public Health, 2020
The study aims to identify the level of physical motor intelligence in the study sample, also to ... more The study aims to identify the level of physical motor intelligence in the study sample, also to identify the relationship between the level of physical motor intelligenceand the accuracy of strokes performance on the net which is (blow hair pin, fatal blow, lightning strike). The sample was represented by University of Anbar badminton team. Statistic case (SPSS) was used to acquire results were the researchers conclude that the sample has an unfit physical motor intelligence level, in which physical motor intelligence is very important in learning skills in which the higher the physical motor intelligence the faster the learning process was.
This article is about the dwellers of Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem and their number and the factors... more This article is about the dwellers of Mutasarrifate of Jerusalem and their number and the factors that affected them. The city has witnessed many events that affected the number of population who lived and settled in the city. It also witnessed the focus of Zionism to settle Jewish in the city, for the demographic change of population and making most them Jewish. Moreover, they made use of the unlimited support from the Western countries that had been motivated by the Jewish influence that was characterized by their financial control on the economies of those Western countries. There also were many other factors that affected the number of population other than the Jewish settlement, they had a direct influence in increasing and decreasing the population number which was characterized by the spread وهof diseases and natural disasters and the invasions of grasshoppers
Background: The rate of adenoidectomy has increased over the past years. The initial assessment m... more Background: The rate of adenoidectomy has increased over the past years. The initial assessment methods are sometimes overused. The aims of the present study were to evaluate the use of these methods, estimate the incidence of obstructive adenoid and refine the approach to this problem. Methods: This is a prospective observational study. All children referred for chronic nasal obstruction had anterior rhinoscopy and a routine physical examination. The palatal airway was assessed on lateral nasopharyngeal roentgenograms when these were requested. The degree of obstruction was measured on endoscopy when performed. The efficacy of each method was evaluated, as well as its necessity. The incidence of obstructive adenoid was calculated. Results: A total of 213 patients aged 6 months-13 years (mean 5.1 years, median 4 years) were enrolled. One hundred patients had radiological evaluation while 65 had endoscopy during their initial assessment. Endoscopy was the most efficacious in reaching a proper diagnosis (100%) followed by clinical assessment (84.2%), and radiology (75%). The necessity of endoscopy, however, was 63.1% and that of radiology 63% within their respective groups. The incidence of obstructive adenoid was 57.7% (1.6% choanal). Clinical assessment, therefore, could have been sufficient in 41.8%, radiology in 44.1%; and endoscopy in 12.2% of the studied population to reach a proper diagnosis. Conclusions: Clinical assessment is crucial to evaluate chronic nasal obstruction. The lateral nasopharyngeal roentgenogram provides objective evaluation of the adenoid but its limitations should be considered. Nasal endoscopy may substitute for radiology but should be reserved for unusual cases.
Archives of Otolaryngology–Head & Neck Surgery, 2006
Objectives: To report the incidence of allergic rhinitis in singers with nonspecific laryngeal ex... more Objectives: To report the incidence of allergic rhinitis in singers with nonspecific laryngeal examination findings and to correlate the incidence of allergic rhinitis with their vocal symptoms when present. Design: A retrospective review of all the medical records of singers with nonspecific laryngeal findings who presented to a specialty voice center for either vocal training or therapy between June 2002 and September 2005. Setting: Specialty voice center. Participants: Forty-five singers with nonspecific laryngeal findings who presented to a specialty voice center for either vocal training or therapy. Main Outcome Measures: A standardized validated questionnaire for evaluation of allergic rhinitis was filled out by all the subjects. A score above 0 was considered positive. Results: The total prevalence of allergic rhinitis was 87% (39 of 45 subjects). The singers with vocal symptoms were approximately 15% more likely to have allergic rhinitis than those with no vocal symptoms (92% vs 84%). Singers with more than 2 vocal symptoms had a 25% higher likelihood of having allergic rhinitis.
Adolescents and young adults are avid Internet users. Online social media, such as social network... more Adolescents and young adults are avid Internet users. Online social media, such as social networking sites (e.g., Facebook, MySpace), blogs, status updating sites (e.g., Twitter) and chat rooms, have become integral parts of adolescents’ and young adults’ lives. Adolescents are even beginning to enter the world of online dating with several websites dedicated to “teenage online dating.” This paper reviews recent peer-reviewed literature and national data on 1) adolescents use of online social media, 2) gender differences in online social media and 3) potential positive and negative health outcomes from adolescents’ online social media use. We also examine parental monitoring of adolescents’ online activities. Given that parental supervision is a key protective factor against adolescent risk-taking behavior, it is reasonable to hypothesize that unmonitored Internet use may place adolescents’ at significant risk, such as cyberbullying, unwanted exposure to pornography, and potentially...
The study aims to identify the level of physical motor intelligence in the study sample, also to ... more The study aims to identify the level of physical motor intelligence in the study sample, also to identify the relationship between the level of physical motor intelligenceand the accuracy of strokes performance on the net which is (blow hair pin, fatal blow, lightning strike). The sample was represented by University of Anbar badminton team. Statistic case (SPSS) was used to acquire results were the researchers conclude that the sample has an unfit physical motor intelligence level, in which physical motor intelligence is very important in learning skills in which the higher the physical motor intelligence the faster the learning process was.
Adolescents and young adults are avid Internet users. Online social media, such as social network... more Adolescents and young adults are avid Internet users. Online social media, such as social networking sites (e.g., Facebook, MySpace), blogs, status updating sites (e.g., Twitter) and chat rooms, have become integral parts of adolescents' and young adults' lives. Adolescents are even beginning to enter the world of online dating with several websites dedicated to "teenage online dating." This paper reviews recent peer-reviewed literature and national data on 1) adolescents use of online social media, 2) gender differences in online social media and 3) potential positive and negative health outcomes from adolescents' online social media use. We also examine parental monitoring of adolescents' online activities. Given that parental supervision is a key protective factor against adolescent risk-taking behavior, it is reasonable to hypothesize that unmonitored Internet use may place adolescents' at significant risk, such as cyberbullying, unwanted exposure to pornography, and potentially revealing personal information to sexual predators.
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