Volume 10 | Issue 9 |

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In recent years, ultra-high-pressure liquid chromatography (UHPLC) become the modern standard HPLC platform. UHPLC, with its shorter analysis time and quicker column equilibration, is ideally suited to rapid method development. This article provides a critical review of the current status, the benefits and the limitations of UHPLC in method development. We use case studies to describe best practices and recent advances.

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HPLC, UHPLC, UPLC, Method Development, Pharmaceutical analysis, Column/mobile-phase screening.

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Antimicrobial activity, Caralluma adscendens var. fimbriata, Protein-Ligands interaction.

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Ten Virtues, Pure Ethics of Human, Terma, Taking refuge, Triple Gems

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Insurance is a wide concept that simply means mode of savings. It is an activity or a process through which the savings of the people are mobilized, invested and made available back to them with some returns over their invested amount. Almost every person tends to save their money so that they may get some sort of protection from the uncertain future, losses and risks. Choosing insurance as a means of covering losses, protection from uncertain future is a modern technique. Though, India is said to be the highest in Asia-pacific region in term of growth in savings but still, India is a country which is under-insured. At present, private life insurance companies are taking active part in mobilizing the savings and people are also strengthening their trust in private players. The performance of the life insurance company is not confined to only selling the insurance products, marketing and advertisement but it necessarily includes customer satisfaction. This paper discusses about the insurance policies offered by the HDFC Life, the returns available on these policies and measuring the ultimate customer satisfaction. For this purpose, the HDFC Life from Lucknow and Kanpur have been chosen for the study. A structured questionnaire have been used for the collection of data from 200 customers. Multiple regression analysis have been used for measuring the customer satisfaction.

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Insurance, Life Insurance, HDFC Life, Customer Satisfaction, Insurance Policies

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Almost every organisation now strives to raise awareness of their interest in cloud computing for Internet of Things (IoT) applications. The large volume of data produced by diverse devices may be stored and managed effectively by integrating IoT devices with cloud computing technologies. The IoT-cloud architecture is complicated by these firms' large data security, though. We suggest a cloud-enabled IoT ecosystem backed by multifactor authentication and lightweight cryptography encryption approaches to safeguard large data systems in order to address security concerns. The suggested Hybrid Cloud Environment aims to provide data protection for enterprises. The Hybrid Cloud Environment combines public and private clouds. Here, we attempt data encryption using AES and after which data security will be provided by the cloud. And those who request the file need decryption key from Trusted Authority (TA). As a result, the performance of the suggested architecture using metrics like computational time, security strength, encryption time, and decryption time can only be evaluated for those who obtain keys from TA.

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Trusted Authority, Encryption, Decryption, Data Security, Multifactor Authentication.

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Cloud computing is a convoluted framework that empowers wanted administrations by joining an assortment of arranged gadgets. Cloud computing is comprised of a few kinds of configurable dispersed frameworks with different degrees of network for use. Associations are quickly taking on cloud networks because of benefits like expense viability, versatility, unwavering quality, and adaptability. The possibility clients expect to take on the cloud, however, its security issues impact clients' trust in its administration. As of now, there are numerous information security frameworks, standards, and guides to defend associations from security threats, but these are not specific to cloud organizations. The Cloud Security Alliance (CSA) has delivered Cloud Controls Matrix Version 4 (CCM v4.0), distributed in the last year of 2021 to give security controls, especially to cloud organizations. The Cloud control matrix (CCM) and it provide the various controls that need to be implemented by the service provider to avoid/reduce/mitigate the risks related to the service provided. This research paper provides an overview of the implementation of the cloud security alliance model. We have identified a total of 26 cloud security risks, threats, attacks, and vulnerabilities. We mapped it into a CCM to test its effectiveness measurement and find out if the CCM identified solution is the best security control or not.

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risk, threat, attack, vulnerabilities, cloud, matrix, measurement

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The most significant objective of this paper is to determine an outstanding model for forecasting the price of a bitcoin for the future days. All along the way accepting various factors and methods in finding a price can be utilized with different techniques like Long-Short Term Memory (LSTM) and Support Vector Regression (SVR). This paper deals with analyzing and reviewing the great practicable methods used to accurately predict bitcoin prices. The most significant aspect that should be taken into account is that the bitcoin prices from earlier years should be taken from the database to perform prediction. For analysis, the dataset should be pre-processed and adjusted for the actual review process. The most significant feature of this paper is to pre-process the dataset which is found to be uncooked. Besides, pre-processing the dataset, on the other side, the utilization of various models like Support Vector Regression, Linear Regression, and Long-Short Term Memory, and the generation of accurate results will also be explained in this paper. Additionally, the proposed work will show the applications of predicting frameworks in real life, and issues related to accuracy are also added. The paper further presents Machine Learning models with the best accuracy, the impact of training and testing ratios, and the removal of outliers to predict the price of bitcoin. The efficiency of bitcoin price prediction will be the greatest solution to the financial markets.

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Support Vector Regression, LSTM, Financial market, Bitcoin, Machine Learning.

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Beginning in early 2020, the COVID-19 epidemic has caused tremendous social, economic, political, and public health disruption throughout the planet. We organised the COVID-19 Coping Research, a national longitudinal cohort study, to explore the impact of pandemic-related stresses and changes in life circumstances on mental health and well-being. The first two waves demonstrated that the Coronavirus-created reality resulted in lower incomes and impoverishment for a significant number of households: compared to the pre-Coronavirus period, household income decreased for approximately one-fourth of households (23%), while 65% of households maintained their income level. More than 90% of respondents in the Second Wave reported a willingness to continue observing the preventative measures even after they were gradually lifted/eased.

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1 st wave , 2nd wave covid-19 situation analysis Covid-19 Symptoms, Poor Health infrastructure, Covid-19 deaths, symptoms covid-19 policies

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French writings on the downfall of the Mughal Empire: the writings of Law de Lauriston and Comte de Modave

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