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The Place of Computer in Fine Art Teaching in the Digital Age: A case of Curriculum Repositioning von Egbedokun, A. O., Badru, F. M., Adeyanju, J. L, Idowu, Lanre

“… Researches are in top gear to examine the 'effects' of computer and its possible integration into the curriculum vis-a-vis theories/principles guiding teaching and learning process. As part of the cases made in favour of computer as an effective teaching and learning mode is that it develops an open-ended exploratory experiences in the students based on its ability to stimulate constructivist's philosophy to learning.  …”
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The Place of Computer in Fine Art Teaching in the Digital Age: A Case of Curriculum Repositioning von Egbedokun, A. O., Badru, F. M., Adeyanju, J. L., Idowu, Lanre

“… Researchers are in top gear to examine the 'effects' of computer and its possible integration into the curriculum vis-a-vis theories/principles guiding teaching and learning process. As part of the cases made in favour of computer as an effective teaching and learning mode is that it develops an open-ended exploratory experiences in the students based on its ability to stimulate constructivist's philosophy to learning.  …”
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The effects of input subsidies and output pricing policies on food crop production in Nigeria: A case study of maize farmers in Obokun local government area of Oyo state von Bifarin, John

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Time expended on managing molar incisor hypomineralization in a pediatric dental clinic in Nigeria von TA Oyedele, MO Folayan, E Oziegbe

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Development of Secured Appliance Automation System for Homes Industries von Olukunle, Julius

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Evaluation of bistatic intersystem interference due to scattering by hydrometeors on tropical paths von Ajewole, Oludare, Kolawole, L.B, Ajayi, G.O

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CORRELATION BETWEEN CHRONIC WOUNDS AND QUALITY OF LIFE AMONG SURGICAL PATIENTS IN IFE/IJESA COMMUNITIES OF OSUN STATE von OLADELE, HELEN OLADUNNI

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Vegetation von Isichei, A. O.

“… Vegetation untouched by human activity probably no longer exists in Nigeria. Farming, logging, grazing, hunting, exploitation for a variety of products, urbanization, and infrastructural development, all heightened by burgeoning human and livestock populations, have reduced our plant cover to a patchwork of farmlands, plantations, and secondary vegetation at various stages of regrowth and maturity. …”
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PRELIMINARY STUDIES OF THE EFFECT OF IRRADIATION ON SEEDLING PERFORMANCE OF COWPEA (VIGNA UNGULCULATA (L.) WALP). von OBISESAN, I. O., AMUJOYEGBE, B. J.

“… There were significant variety X dose interaction for G%, LA2wk and %STL. The overall range of G% and %STL was smaller for Cornetto which had a longer period to attain 50% germination.  …”
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Pharmacological analysis of the Neuromuscular properties of Diethylcarbamazine citrate in Vitro von Olayiwola, Gbola

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Pharmacological analysis of the Neuromuscular properties of Diethylcarbamazine citrate in Vitro. von Olayiwola, Gbola

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A COMPARATIVE ANALYSIS OF THE COSTS OF PRODUCTION AND PRODUCER PRICES OF A TONNE OF COCOA FROM MATURED TREES IN NIGERIA BEFORE C5 AND DURING THE STRUCTURAL ADJUSTMENT PROGRAMME (SA... von ADEGEYE, A. J.

“… Early attempts made assumptions that are no longer tenable. On field estimations were carried out and results showed that pre-sap, the Nigerian Cocoa Farmers were making losses up to the 20th year if cocoa is considered as sole crop.  …”
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Global burden of 87 risk factors in 204 countries and territories, 1990-2019: a systematic analysis for the Global Burden of Disease Study 2019. von Murray, C. J., Aravkin, A. Y., Zheng, P., Abbafati, C., Abbas, K. M., Abbasi-Kangevari

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PEST STATUS OF THE GRAIN SUCKING BUG, STENOCORIS ELEGANS BLOTE (HEMIPTERA: ALYDIDAE) ON RICE AND ITS SURVIVAL ON WILD HOSTS von O.T, ALAMU, F.K, EWETE

“… Grain damage increased significantly with increase in RGSB population but reduced with increase in the age of panicles. Nymphal developmental period of RGSB was significantly reduced on O. sativa than on S. anceps and E. crus-pavonis.  …”
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