Publications by authors named "B Ayele"
The current study examined how a diversity climate promotes employees' extra-role performance and how the roles of workplace belongingness and thriving at work mediate this effect. Furthermore, this study investigated the sequential mediation effect of workplace belongingness and thriving at work in the aforesaid relationship. This study also tested the leaders' positive affective presence as a moderator in the effect of diversity climate on extra-role performance.
View Article and Find Full Text PDFUnlabelled: Neurodegenerative disorders, including Alzheimer's disease and AD-related dementias (AD/ADRD), pose significant challenges to health care systems globally, particularly in Africa. With the advances in medical technology and research capabilities, especially in next-generation sequencing and imaging, vast amounts of data have been generated from AD/ADRD research. Given that the greatest increase in AD/ADRD prevalence is expected to occur in Africa, it is critical to establish comprehensive bioinformatics training programs to help African scientists leverage existing data and collect additional information to untangle AD/ADRD heterogeneity in African populations.
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- The study investigates factors affecting the long-term pulse pressure of hypertensive patients at Assosa General Hospital in Ethiopia over a two-year period.
- Among the 325 patients, key factors influencing pulse pressure included age, residence, family history of hypertension, diabetes, chronic kidney disease, smoking status, and the stage of hypertension.
- Findings suggest that while certain treatments and longer follow-up time help reduce pulse pressure, other risk factors need to be managed to improve health outcomes in hypertensive patients.
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- Seed maturation in wheat involves decreased levels of abscisic acid (ABA) and gibberellin (GA), affecting dormancy retention.
- Specific genes associated with ABA and GA metabolism contribute to these changes, but the overall levels of these hormones decrease similarly in both highly dormant and low-dormant seeds.
- The study suggests that the genetic variation in seed dormancy during maturation is linked to the sensitivity of seeds to ABA and GA signaling rather than the absolute levels of these hormones.
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- * The Indigo-Local intervention includes workshops for stakeholders, a training program for community health workers, community engagement activities, and a media campaign, all focused on raising awareness and reducing stigma.
- * The effectiveness of this intervention is being evaluated using a mixed-methods approach, which includes measuring stigma outcomes, assessing mental health service use, and qualitative evaluation of its impact in different LMICs such as China, Ethiopia, India, Nepal, and Tunisia.