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Research Title: Molecular Detection of Verticillium dahliae Kleb. in Asymptomatic Olive Trees.
Author: Sameer Masoud, Published Year: 2006
J. Phytopathology, 154
Faculty: Science
Abstract: To test and compare the sensitivity of single and nested PCR-based assays with a standard plating
procedure in detecting the infection of Verticillium dahliae, especially in asymptomatic olive trees at different
tree heights, two symptomatic and two asymptomatic V. dahliae-infected trees were sampled during the
period of the minimal V. dahliae activity in olive tissues in summer at 10, 40, 70, 100, and 130 cm heights
from the trunk base. The branch samples were subjected for standard plating and DNA extraction and
amplification by V. dahliae-specific single and nested PCR oligonucleotide primers derived from the internal
transcribed spacer regions of nuclear ribosomal RNA (rRNA) genes of V. dahliae. The single PCR-based
assay was highly sensitive compared with the standard plating detecting V. dahliae at most tree heights.
More detection of V. dahliae was in symptomatic trees than asymptomatic trees and the intensity of the PCR
decreased with increasing distance from the trunk base. The nested PCR allowed more specific
amplification of V. dahliae than did the single PCR resulting in detecting the fungus in all heights of the
asymptomatic trees. The single or nested PCR-based assays could be used as a powerful diagnostic tool to
detect V. dahliae latent infection in olive trees before symptom development and disease spread to newly
established orchards.
Keywords: PCR
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Research Title: Evaluation of Jordanian barley (Hordeum vulgare L) landraces collected from diverse environments.
Author: Sameer Masoud, Published Year: 2005
Dirasat: Agricultural Sciences, 32
Faculty: Science
Abstract: A field study was carried out at the Jubiha Agricultural Research Station /University of Jordan during 2000/2001 growing
season to evaluate some of the agronomic traits particularly yield performance, for 32 barely landraces collected during the
year 2000 from different sites in Ajlun and Muwaqqar. Three long-term checks: Harmal, Zanbaka, and Arta were also used in
this study. Triple lattice design with three replications was used. Half of the collected barely landraces were six-row type that
dominated in Ajlun area and the remaining landraces were two-row type that dominated in Muwaqqar area. This reflects the
expected landrace adaptability to the stressful climatic conditions. Landrace differences in most of the traits were highly
significant at 0.1% level of probability, indicated that the major of the variation among landraces is due to genetic effect, and
so selection for those traits with high genetic variability can be efficient. High positive correlations of grain yield /plant with
thousand-kernel weight, spike weight and number of grains /spike. Thus, selection for any of these yield components will lead
to directly increase yield. Low percentage (15.6%) of Jordanian landraces were early in heading, 81.3% were medium in
maturity and 12.5% with long filling period. Frequencies of these landraces with early heading, early maturity and long filling
period are considered as indicators of increasing tolerance to drought.
Keywords: agronomic traits
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Research Title: Virulence of root-knot nematodes, Meloidogyne spp., on tomato bearing the Mi gene for resistance.
Author: Sameer Masoud, Published Year: 2005
Phytopathologia Mediterranea, 44
Faculty: Science
Abstract: Three species of root-knot nematodes, Meloidogyne javanica, M. incognita races 1 and 2,
and M. arenaria race 2 occur in Jordan. These species and their races were identified
using morphological characters, the North Carolina differential host test, and SCARPCR. The virulence of 83 isolates belonging to Meloidogyne species and races was
assayed. The virulence assay was based on the isolate reproduction rate on a resistant
tomato cultivar Betterboy bearing the Mi gene for resistance, and was compared with that
on the susceptible tomato cultivar Rutgers. Three M. javanica isolates were highly
virulent on the resistant cv. Betterboy as indicated by their high root gall index (4.73) and
high reproduction factor (3.73). The horticultural parameters (shoot and root fresh
weights and root dry weight) were negatively correlated with the reproduction factor
Keywords: root-knot nematodes
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Research Title: عقد تأمين مصاريف دعاوى الملكية الفكرية: نموذج مستحدث في عقود التأمين
Author: Bassam Hamad Al-Tarawneh, Published Year: 2018
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Faculty: Law
Abstract: إن الأمر المتعارف عليه في حماية حقوق الملكية الفكرية وإنفاذها في حال الاعتداء عليها يكون باللجوء إلى التقاضي، إلا أن ارتفاع تكاليف التقاضي في هذا المجال يشكل عقبة حقيقية أمام أصحاب هذه الحقوق، فالكثير من أصحاب هذه الحقوق لا يملكون القدرة المالية على تحمل تكاليف التقاضي المرتفعة، ولذلك وجدت الحاجة إلى إيجاد حل لهذه المعضلة، فكان الحل هو التوصل إلى صيغة مبتكرة تتضمن إيجاد غطاء تأميني خاص تتعهده وتتكفل به شركات التأمين، لا يتم بموجبه التزام المؤمن لأن يؤدي إلى المؤمن له ا أو أي تعويض مالي آخر في حال وقوع الحادث، أو حادث ًا مرتبًا من المال أو إيرادًمبلغ الاعتداء، أو تحقق الخطر، وإنما يتضمن فقط تكاليف التقاضي، وذلك لتمكين أصحاب هذه الحقوق من ممارسة حقهم في حمايتها والدفاع عنها، وبالتالي يعتبر عقد تأمين على ً يقوم أساساً خاصاً تأمينياًتكاليف التقاضي المتعلقة بحقوق الملكية الفكرية غطاء تأمين مصاريف التقاضي بكافة أشكالها خلال مراحل الدعوى. ؛ فقد جاء هذا ً ومضموناًا لكون هذا العقد غير معروف في بلادنا العربية شكلاًونظر البحث لدراسة هذا النوع من العقود، وبيان خصائصه، وتوضيح طبيعته القانونية وذلك من خلال دراسة نشأة هذه العقد، وتطوره، وتعريفه وأحكامه، وخصائصه، وآثاره، وفوائده العملية، وتأصيله كنوع مستحدث من أنواع التأمين الأكثر أهمية، وتناول جوانبه الفنية، والقانونية، وصوره، ومقدار اختلافه، أو اقترابه من عقود التأمين المعروفة، وطبيعة الخطر المؤمن عليه.
إن ميزة هذا البحث–بالإضافة إلى كونه الأول في تناوله لهذا الموضوع –انه عمل على ربط موضوعين هامين علميا واكاديميا معا وهما: حقوق الملكية الفكرية والتأمين، فهو ًا معًا وأكاديميًربط موضوعين هامين علمي موضوع يساهم في تطور الفكر التأميني، إلى جانب تقديم الحماية الحقيقية لأصحاب حقوق الملكية الفكرية.
Keywords: حماية حقوق الملكية الفكرية، تأمين مصاريف التقاضي، براءات الاختراع، الإبداع، الابتكار، حقوق المؤلف
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Research Title: Consent in Cloud Computing Contracts: Some Legal Issues under the Jordanian Law
Author: Bassam Hamad Al-Tarawneh, Published Year: 2016
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Faculty: Law
Abstract: In the electronic era of globalization, the world has changed dramatically. Consequently, cloud computing has attracted considerable attention from many legal scholars. Although numerous legal issues arise when discussing cloud computing, this article describes and analyzes one of the most important elements in contract law. In order to obtain the desired service from the provider of the cloud, a contract has to be formed between the end-use customer and the provider. The service offered to the customer is based on an agreement reached between the two parties. The current paper highlights how mutual consent could be reached. In doing so, this paper will focus on the Jordanian approach on mutual assent in the case of electronic contracts in general and cloud computing contracts in particular. The authors reached to the conclusion that the current provisions of the Jordanian Civil Law are incapable in its current form to provide the maximum protection for online users.
Keywords: cloud computing; consent; European Union
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Research Title: The Impact Of Joining Jordan To The International Agreement For The Protection Of New Varieties Of Plants (UPOV)
Author: Bassam Hamad Al-Tarawneh, Published Year: 2016
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Faculty: Law
Abstract: The subject of legal protection of the new varieties has got lots of attention especially at the international
and national level because of the great impact in developing and increasing the agricultural crops. This
research sheds the lights on the aspects of the legal protection of the new varieties of plants in the different
legal systems, whether by joining the UPOV agreement ( the convention to the protection of the new
varieties of plant – UPOV) or through the patent protection by mentioning the new varieties of plant as a
patent protection , or by dual protection, by integration between the legal protection for the patent and the
law of protection the new varieties of plant. And it concentrating on the legal protection for the new
varieties of plant in Jordanian law in a particular, and the development of this protection and showing the
impact of joining Jordan to the UPOV convention in the two sides ( positiv
Keywords: new varieties of plant, plant patent invention, the plant of genetic principles, UPOV convention and TRPS convention
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Research Title: The Electronic Signature and the Problems of its Practical Applicable
Author: Bassam Hamad Al-Tarawneh, Published Year: 2016
International Journal of Humanities and Social Science, Vol. 6, No. 12; Dece
Faculty: Law
Abstract: This research mention the subject of electronic signature in the Jordanian electronic transaction No 15 for year 2015 so it consider on the concept of electronic signature , characteristics and the conditions of the electronic signature as a gateway to the research , then it talks about the authentic legal of electronic signature in the Jordanian law, and legal provision in this area, also the research mentioned the division which was depend by the Jordanian legislator in the authentic electronic record in which the legislator based on the quality of electronic signature which facilities to the electronic record. Then the subject of legal and technical problems that raised the practical application of the law of the Jordanian electronic transactions in general and electronic signature in particular, and at the end of the research, the researcher signs to the recommendations on expanding the results of application of electronic contracts and transactions and the need to make appropriate adjustments rather than electronic transactions law, but the system Jordanian laws related to this subject.
Keywords: electronic signature, electronic commerce, electronic transaction
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Research Title: Legal Protection Of Geographical Indications Under The Jordanian Law
Author: Bassam Hamad Al-Tarawneh, Published Year: 2018
Faculty: Law
Abstract: Geographical indications are an important tool to identify the geographical origin of goods. It is the link between the product and geographic region, given that the special characteristics and features of goods and products genuinely return to that special area which are uncommon other areas. Many work has been conducted at the national and international level to protect geographical indications because of its great importance especially for countries rich in natural, industrial, agricultural wealth and traditional industries .The Jordanian legislator has published the Geographical Indications Act N. 8 of 2000. This paper covers the definitions of geographical indications, in addition to the international and national efforts for its legal protection, and the scope of that protection and the exceptions of its application. The paper also evaluates this legal protection under the Jordanian law, compared with the international conventions and some laws of some Arab countries. At the end of this paper the researcher identifies some results and recommendations on the protection of geographical indications law.
Keywords: geographical indications, intellectual properties, Trips ,unfair competition
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Research Title: Differences between leaders and non-leaders in their perceptions of the organizational commitment to quality
Author: Atef Al-Raoush, Published Year: 2015
European Scientific Institute, Vol 11, No 10 (2015
Faculty: Business
Abstract: The objective of this study was to determine if there were any significant differences between hospital leaders and non-leaders in their perceptions of the organizational commitment to quality in the governmental accredited hospitals in Jordan. A survey instrument, designed to measure the level of organizational commitment to quality, questionnaire, was administered to the healthcare professionals in the five governmental accredited hospitals in Jordan. Study sample included 1290 employees. The response rate was 83.6 % of the total questionnaires distributed. Of the1079 respondents, 141 were leaders and 938 were non-leaders. Two sample T test was used to compare the responses between these groups. There were significant differences found between leaders and non-leaders in their perceptions of organization’s commitment to quality.
Keywords: Total quality management, organizational commitment to quality, Accreditation, Jordan
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Research Title: Is the organizational leadership commitment principle the most significant TQM Principle on hospital effectiveness
Author: Atef Al-Raoush, Published Year: 2015
European Scientific Institute, ESI, April 2015 edition v
Faculty: Business
Abstract: Total Quality management (TQM) has many principles, and the objective of this study was to determine highest TQM principle which has the greater impact on overall hospital effectiveness as perceived by healthcare professionals working in accredited governmental hospitals in Jordan.
A study survey instrument, designed to measure the impact of applying TQM principles on overall hospital effectiveness, then to find out the greater TQM principle which influence more the overall hospital effectiveness, Study questionnaire was administered to the healthcare professionals in the five governmental accredited hospitals in Jordan, The data collection where 1290 questionnaires. The response rate was 83.6% of the total questionnaires distributed. TQM principles were: Leadership commitment to quality, Customer focus, Continuous improvement, Teamwork, Employee involvement, and education and training.
Multiple regression analysis using Beta Coefficient conducted, the result shows that the greater TQM principle which affects the overall hospital effectiveness organization leadership commitment to quality and the least was education and training.
Keywords: Total quality management, organization leadership commitment to quality, Accreditation, Jordan
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