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Tamer Ccedil

Aytekin Guuml

Gouml

khan Ouml

Erkan Gümüş

Akdeniz University

Orhan Demir

Harran University

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Ali Guuml

Suleyman Demirel University

skender Gulle

Mehmet Guuml

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Isparta University of Applied Sciences

Süleyman Demirel University

Akdeniz University

Akdeniz University Hospital

Muğla University

Harran University

Karadeniz Technical University

Sağlık Bilimleri Üniversitesi

Selçuk University

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Some body measurements and their correlations with live weight in the rock partridge (Alectoris graeca)

African Journal of Agricultural Research (2011)

Tamer Ccedil alayan Kemal Kirikccedil Aytekin Guuml nluuml

The study was carried out to determine some body measurements of male and female rock partridges of varying age (hatching-14 weeks), and to demonstrate the correlations between these measurements and live weight. Body measurements increased with advancing age. The differences between live weights were significant at 6 and 14th weeks (P<0.05 to 0.01). Shank length and shank width (at the os tarsometatarsus) were found to be greater in males between the 8 and 14th weeks of age (P<0.01). Differences between the two sexes in length of head were significant at 4 and 14th weeks (P<0.05 to 0.01). As of the second week, a high significant correlation (0.366 to 0.751) was determined among all body measurements and live weight (P<0.001). The most decisive body measurements used in the determination of live weight were shank width, head length and shank length. The lowest prediction (R2 = 12.5%) was determined during the hatching period. However, the highest prediction (R2 = 81.4%) was determined in the 4th week, and generally prediction increased with advancing age (P<0.001). Some body measurements of male and female rock partridges of varying age and the correlation of these measurements with live weight were determined in the study. This study concludes that some body measurements, which can be easily obtained, can be used in the prediction of live weight and as criteria in selection for live weight. Key words: Partridge, body measurements, live weight, correlation, regression

10.5897/ajar11.037

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The effects of discrimination perception and job satisfaction on Turkish public accountants turnover intention

AFRICAN JOURNAL OF BUSINESS MANAGEMENT (2010)

Gouml khan Ouml zer Mehmet Guuml nluuml

This research tests a model of turnover intentions for accountants’ motivated by the belief that understanding the turnover phenomenon among accountants’ may help personnel managers and manpower planners design effective retention strategies. It may also provide occupational counselors and prospective job seekers a better perspective on the nature and requirements of jobs in accounting. The purpose of this study is to investigate the links between perceived discrimination, job satisfaction and turnover intention at public accounting firms in Turkey. The primary discrimination issue discussed in the study is the perceived fairness of decisions involving pay and promotions. Fairness is examined in terms of the consistent application of standards across individuals in the firm’s decision-making. To explore these issues, a survey was distributed to 600 members of accounting profession operating in various districts of Turkey selected randomly. The authors’ analysis resulting from 240 accountants suggest that 1) perceived discrimination positively affects accountants turnover intentions 2) perceived discrimination negatively affects accountants job satisfaction and 3) accountants job satisfaction negatively affects their turnover intentions. Key words: Accountants, turnover intention, discrimination perception, Turkish public accountants, job satisfaction.

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10.5897/ajbm.9000574

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Analysis of sarcoplamic proteins in natural populations of mountain trout (Salmo trutta macrostigma Dumeril, 1858) with SDS-PAGE

AFRICAN JOURNAL OF BIOTECHNOLOGY (2011)

Orhan Demir Ali Guuml nluuml Fahretti̇n Küçük skender Gulle

Molecular weights and band counts of sarcoplasmic proteins in four populations of Salmo trutta macrostigma living in Mediterranean region of Turkey were analyzed with sodium dodecyl sulfate polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis (SDS-PAGE) method and densitometric analysis. 13, 17, 14 and 15 sarcoplasmic protein bands were obtained, respectively from EAŸen Stream (I), Aksu Stream (II), Alara Stream (III) and AlakA±r Stream (IV) populations. Protein bands with molecular weights 210, 93 and 30 kDa were found solely in population II. 116 kDa bands were present in all populations but population I with density of bands with molecular weights over 97 kDa was smaller than all the other populations. Densitometric analysis of population IV showed that it differs from the three other poulations by having all protein bands except for 45 kDa band which were at low densities. Key words: Sarcoplazmic proteins, mountain trout, Salmo trutta macrostigma, SDS-PAGE, electrophoresis.

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10.5897/ajb.9000047

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