<quillbot-extension-portal></quillbot-extension-portal>]]> modelling, analysis, control and covers a range of topics including modelling, computation of load
flow in the transmission grid, stability analysis of the transient state. It is widely accepted that
transient stability is an important aspect in designing and upgrading electric power system. In
utility planning, transient stability is studied by numerical simulation. It involves the study of the
power system following a major disturbance. In order to study Electric Power System transient
stability, the models to describe their components should be defined. The components are defined
using the classical model, which is valid to time periods up to 2 seconds. This project contains 11
busbars, 1 synchronous generator, 3 loads and 8 transformers. This research is done in DIgSILENT
PowerFactory software for network modeling and simulation by using Stability Analysis Functions
(RMS) advanced feature. In this paper we are analyses the maximum rated power of distributed
generation (DG) considering only the terms of voltage limit constraints, the N-1 operational
criterion analysis and three-phase symmetrical fault analysis for N-1 criterion is examined.]]> property, employees and other assets of a company or institution. Since attendance checking and
intrusion detection are important segments of many educational institutions and other businesses as
well, it is important to make these processes faster, easier and as convenient as possible. Lots of
institutions are suffering from unreliable attendance checking methods, so we have decided to use
biometrics, more precisely face recognition to automate and improve this overall process. As part of
this study the full system has been implemented for recognition of people. As an example of usage in
an educational institutions multiple photos will be recorded during the class session, so that in case
of students leave class after the first shot, they will be removed from attendance sheet. All
recognized people will be stored in Mongo database as an array of features and later read from
database and processed by using Python script for face recognition. All educational institutions are
going to have benefits from this study. Benefits would be improving attendance management and
security.]]> ]]> ]]> and Droplet Digital PCR of KRAS G12 / G13 Mutation]]> presence of genomic alterations including DNA mutations, deletions, insertions,
translocations, inversions, and others. KRAS gene is one of the most mutated
genes across different cancer types. The most common mutations in KRAS are
found in codons 12 and 13 of KRAS protein, which are associated with a lack of
response to anti- epidermal growth factor receptor (EGFR) antibody therapy. This
study assessed and compared the performance between two diagnostic methods:
droplet digital PCR (ddPCR) and next generation sequencing (NGS). The main
goal was to determine KRAS G12 / G13 mutant allele fraction using NGS and to
compare the accuracy toddPCR. A total of 28 samples of non – small cell lung
cancer (NSCLC) and colorectal cancer (CRC) were analyzed using ddPCR and
NGS methods. Our results show that even though both methods exhibited high
rate of concordance and correlation, the study proved that ddPCR is more
superior when it comes to detecting low frequency mutations. Even though strong
correlation was observed, based on the values obtained, we concluded that ddPCR
is more accurate, reliable, and sensitive in comparison with NGS.]]> population of Sarajevo, as a result of economic and social migrations. Consequently, this has caused
an increasing demand for new housing which is mainly profit-oriented without any beneficial social,
environmental or cultural implication. Primary objective of this research is to analyze the current
situation and to assess the quality of the buildings not only as a housing solution, but as a complex
that unites the community who inhabits it. This research will be conducted in a qualitative manner
in analysis and statistical approach over the data related to the urbanization, building standards
and positive effects of the building. Newly built parts of settlements Otoka and Stup will be used as
case studies, since these parts of the city are most influenced by the mass production of the new
housing solutions. This paper stresses out the correlation between high demand for the new housing
and decreased quality of the housing without respecting minimum spatial and environmental
standards, without basic amenities, social infrastructure and recreational and cultural activities.
There is a need for improvements in contemporary housing design that will reflect with positive
impacts on social, environmental, economic and cultural aspects of urban living.
]]> anxiety, based on their answers to the questionnaires, and the attributes of the participants. Based on the results given by the studies, the youngest population (age 18-29), which participated in the surveys, experienced more intense depression and anxiety symptoms than participants from other age groups.]]> population: a review of previous studies]]> arterial thrombosis, as well as a risk of adverse pregnancy outcomes. Gene variants that are the most
commonly associated with inherited thrombophilia are F5 mutation 1691G>A (Factor V Leiden), F2
20210G>A (prothrombin mutation), MTHFR 677C>T, and PAI-1 variant 4G/5G. This paper aims to
review currently available literature on the prevalence of heritable thrombophilia genetic markers
and their association with thromboembolic events in Bosnia and Herzegovina. PubMed and PubMed
Central databases of the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) and ResearchGate
were searched to identify the most relevant studies. The results of the previously published studies
show discrepancies when it comes to reported findings, thus implying that further research on this
topic is necessary. It is suggested that new studies include greater sample size in order to confirm the
correlation between the studied variants and conditions associated with heritable thrombophilia in
the Bosnian-Herzegovinian population and to advance the understanding of these variants.]]> ]]> ]]> human gastrointestinal tract. Bacillus subtilis subsp. spizizenii is a type of Bacillus subtilis complex.
It shares up to 99% of homology with B. subtilis CU1, which can be represented as a probiotic
strain. Metal compounds found in soil or used in agriculture can easily enter the food chain and end
up in our gut. Gram-positive bacteria (e.g. Bacillus spp.) have good adsorptive capacity for metals
due to high peptidoglycan and teichoic acid content in cell walls. There is some evidence that
certain metals inside the intestine play an important role in influencing growth and functionality of
specific probiotic strains. Some of them have inhibitory, while others have an activating effect on
bacteria. This study revealed that metal compounds increased antibiotic susceptibility of B. subtilis
subsp. spizizenii. Higher concentrations of metal solutions inhibited growth of tested bacteria.
Culture did not show affinity to form biofilms before or after addition of metal solutions]]>