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The book contains seven chapters addressing innovative solutions for implementing and financing the sustainable development goals (SDGs).
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... developed U-Act to record uterine activity without being sensitive to maternal movements and obesity and without requiring maternal skin preparation (such as skin scraping). The filtered contraction signals can be transferred as data points directly to a smartphone for reporting results to doctors, to enable prompt clinical decision making ( figure 1.4). In the ongoing validation study, U-Act will be able to provide the following results: sensitivity, specificity, positive and negative predictive value, false positive contraction ratio, false negative contraction ratio, and contraction consistency index. ...
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... Baseline FHR variation: Statistically insignificant difference in mean FHR, as measured by Fetosense and CTG (see figure 1.6 and table 1.1). ...
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... village chief, a local senator, a community health official, and several other prominent figures spoke on our behalf to launch the new system. After deploying the system, we met in Nairobi with the top executives or founders of more than 25 companies and organizations to forge partnerships, build relationships, and learn as much as possible about the business ecosystem in Kenya (see figure 3.11). ...
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... According to Mohieldin et al., (2018), the role of Industry 4.0 for achieving the growth in the industry, infrastructure, and innovation can be described as: ...
... If the trend continues, industrialization will boost its industry's share of employment, entrepreneurship, and GDP. For example, by 2030 the top seven industrialized countries will observe an average 1.62% of additional economic growth (Mohieldin et al., 2018). ...
... As the global business operations are about to be integrated into a seamless digital world, it is high time the developed and developing countries invest more in R&D expenditure for sustainable and transitional innovation. The direct correlation between investment in innovation and revenue generation shows that the top innovative companies grow 11.3% year-on-year (YoY) compared to only 3.2% of the least innovative companies (Mohieldin et al., 2018). ...
... According to Mohieldin et al., (2018), the role of Industry 4.0 for achieving the growth in the industry, infrastructure, and innovation can be described as: ...
... If the trend continues, industrialization will boost its industry's share of employment, entrepreneurship, and GDP. For example, by 2030 the top seven industrialized countries will observe an average 1.62% of additional economic growth (Mohieldin et al., 2018). ...
... As the global business operations are about to be integrated into a seamless digital world, it is high time the developed and developing countries invest more in R&D expenditure for sustainable and transitional innovation. The direct correlation between investment in innovation and revenue generation shows that the top innovative companies grow 11.3% year-on-year (YoY) compared to only 3.2% of the least innovative companies (Mohieldin et al., 2018). ...
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