Dr.Muhammad Imran Saleem and co-authors have done a great work putting together the essential material for the fellowship trainees in the discipline of ophthalmology in " LIMBAL AUTOGRAFT VERSUS MITOMYCIN-C FOR OPHTHALMIC PTERYGIUM." The Whole book is organized by multistage energetics in a very lucid manner and each element is discussed extremely well.It is also a very kind and user friendly type of book. I highly recommend this book not only for the postgraduate residents in ophthalmology but also for the working ophthalmologists.

The present study was conducted to determine the comparative resistance of ten genotypes of conventional and transgenic cotton was studied under field conditions. The results revealed that infestation of spotted bollworm was high on squares, flowers and bolls of FH-207. The infestation of pink bollworm was high on CIM-2015 followed by PKR-101, CIM-554, FH-207 and CRSM-07.The infestation on squares and flowers of CIM-554 was significantly high followed by PKR-101, CRSM-07, CIM-2015 and FH-207. Overall infestation of bollworm complex was found to be high in CIM-554, CIM-2015 and FH-207 as compared to other transgenic and conventional cott0n genotypes. However, BT-05, SITARA-08 and FH-133/14 emerged as comparatively resistant varieties.

The book in hand provides the reader with the basics of speech as well as in-depth technicalities of accurate recognition by use of two different artificial intelligence techniques. The literature review presented in a number of chapters, refines user's concepts about the phonetics and mel frequency ceptstral cofficients that characterize speech as well as voice. These coefficients are then operated upon in MATLAB for analysis and classification to one of the predefined classes of a trained system. After reading this book thoroughly the user will be able to conclude that the efficiency of recognition is enhanced when two artificial intelligence or classification techniques, called Linear Discriminant Analysis and Support vector machines, concatenate. This book also gives brief knowledge about the Mercer Kernel, k-nearest neighbor and many other technical concepts.

Risk management is an essential part of the decision-making process. To advance this decision making, the study investigates the explicit and implicit inferences of the banking sector in response to acknowledged risk aspects (credit risk, liquidity risk & operational risk) faced within the dynamic business environment in which the bank operates. Responsive behaviour of risk mangers is identified for conventional and Islamic banks. In addition, the study compare and contrast their responsive behaviour between two set of banks (Conventional and Islamic). It is imperative and constructive to know about the factors on which future decision making can be based. On the practical aspect, this study could help management of the banks' and policy makers to spotlight on the main banking activities that possibly will enhance the bank position and financial presentation.

In dynamic competitive business environment the banks advance their intermediary role to facilitate the investors and the borrowers with an aim to sufficiently provide the justifiable needs of its society, stakeholder, and utmost for their survival. To meet this primary objective, banks utilize their resources effectively and enhance their operating efficiency to maximize their profits. There are many factors that exhibit drastic effects on the profitability of banks. This includes controllable (Bank specific and Industry specific) and uncontrollable (macro-economic) factors. This study will highlight the priorities of the significance of controllable and uncontrollable determinants of profitability. This study endeavors to construct numerous contributions so as to extend more inclusive and rigorous studies on the profitability of the banking sector.