Search Results - "Shaikh, Abdul Rehman"

Identification and evaluation of the contextual relationship among barriers to the circular supply chain in the Pakistani context - an interpretive structural modelling approach by Shaikh, Abdul Rehman, Qazi, Asad Ali, Appolloni, Andrea

“…This paper aims to identify the potential barriers to the implementation of circular supply chain management (CSCM) in developing countries by considering a…”
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Does the stakeholder's relationship affect supply chain resilience and organizational performance? Empirical evidence from the supply chain community of Pakistan by Qazi, Asad Ali, Appolloni, Andrea, Shaikh, Abdul Rehman

“…PurposeThe aim of this paper is to investigate the role of the stakeholder's relationship with supply chain resilience (SCR) and organizational performance…”
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Secondhand consumption: A systematic literature review and future research agenda by Gilal, Faheem Gul, Shaikh, Abdul Rehman, Yang, Zhiyong, Gilal, Rukhsana Gul, Gilal, Naeem Gul

“…Secondhand purchasing, once associated primarily with financially marginalized individuals driven by economic necessity, has now emerged as a popular choice…”
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TET2 mutations in acute myeloid leukemia: a comprehensive study in patients of Sindh, Pakistan by Shaikh, Abdul Rehman Khalil, Ujjan, Ikram, Irfan, Muhammad, Naz, Arshi, Shamsi, Tahir, Khan, Muhammad Tariq Masood, Shakeel, Muhammad

“…The tet oncogene family member 2 ( ) gene has been reported to be involved in DNA methylation and epigenetic regulation in acute myeloid leukemia (AML)…”
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A systematic approach to analyzing the enablers of post-pandemic supply chain resilience in an emerging economy: a fuzzy AHP approach by Shaikh, Abdul Rehman

“…Purpose This study aims to identify the enablers of supply chain resilience (SCR) through a literature review and expert panel input in the context of Pakistan…”
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Drivers and deterrents of sustainable procurement practices – an exploratory study in context of Pakistani HEIs by Shaikh, Abdul Rehman, Channa, Khalil Ahmed

“…Purpose The purpose of this paper is to identify drivers and deterrents to sustainable procurement (SP) via field-level inquiry in the context of public sector…”
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Enhanced Out-of-Plane Electrical Transport in n‑Type SnSe Thermoelectrics Induced by Resonant States and Charge Delocalization by Yu, Hulei, Shaikh, Abdul Rehman, Xiong, Fen, Chen, Yue

“…Doping effects of various elements in the boron, carbon, and pnictogen groups on the electronic structure and electrical transport properties of SnSe were…”
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Analyzing the barriers to sustainable procurement in an emerging economy: an interpretive structural modeling approach by Shaikh, Abdul Rehman, Qazi, Asad, Ali, Imran, Appolloni, Andrea

“…Purpose This paper aims to identify, using a literature review and expert panel input, what impedes organizations from implementing sustainable procurement,…”
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Immunization Coverage in a Rural Area by Abdul Rehman Shaikh

“…Background: To assess the immunization status of children less than 2 years of age. The impact of mother’s education, presence of health workers in the area…”
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Students’ Preferences for Modes of Teaching in Basic Medical Sciences by Abdul Rehman Shaikh

“…Background: To study the students preferences for mode of teaching in basic medical sciences. Methods: A cross-sectional descriptive study was carried out…”
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Seroprevalence of transfusion transmitted infections among different blood group donors at Blood Bank LUMHS, Hyderabad by Memon, Faheem Ahmed, Ujjan, Ikram Din, Memon, Amir Iqbal, Shaikh, Abdul Rehman, Rao, Ali Raza, Naz, Arshi

“…To study the prevalence of HBsAg, Anti-HCV, HIV, Syphilis and Malaria in blood donors. This is a cross sectional descriptive study, conducted at Blood bank and…”
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Psychosocial determinants of fruit and vegetable consumption in adults by Shaikh, Abdul R. I

“…Consuming an adequate amount of fruit and vegetables (FV) can help lower the risk for numerous chronic diseases, but less than 25% of Americans eat five or…”
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