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Understanding social media–based pedagogy and pre-service teachers’ inclusive education intentions through a complementary multi-method analysis using artificial neural network, MGA, and fsQCA

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By Muhammad Zaheer Asghar, Javed Iqbal, Elena Barbera, Pirita Seitamaa-Hakkarainen, Zarqa Farooq Hashmi
| Nature Verified
Abstract Social media (SM) offers an emerging pedagogical setting for advancing inclusive education. This study explored the associations among attitude (AT), perceived behavioral control (PBC), subjective norms (SN), and pre-service teachers’ (PSTs) intentions (IN) toward inclusive education within a social media–supported training context.
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Forced rule, fractured representation: the Taliban's ethnic dilemma

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By Javed Iqbal
| The Express Tribune Verified
Five years of forced rule by the Afghan regime without equal representation of different ethnic groups and poor governance, suppression of women rights policy is in the media limelight. Every day, there is a new story of fighting between different ruling groups over the distribution of resources and a share in government.
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Analysis of 173,303 exomes and genomes in the Pakistan Genome Resource

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By Christopher Koch, Shruthi Bandyadka, Brian R Doyon, Daniel Denning, Muhammad Jahanzaib, Muhammad Mian, Muhammad Bilal Liaqat, Lubna Kamani, Nazish Butt, Anjum Jalal, Riffat Sultana, Shahid Abbas, Musfireh Siddiqeh, Muhammad Bilal, Asadullah Khan, Khalid Parvez Babar, Javed Iqbal, Umar Usman, Muhammad Bajwa, Ali Hyder, Muhammad Sadik Memon, Nauman Hashmani, Ambreen Muddassir, Mateen Akram, MUHAMMAD HUSSAIN, Saima Mohsin Verified, Tariq Mehmood, Shahid Mukhtar, Adil Mahmood, Sheraz Khan, Muhammad Khan, Noor ul Hadi, Roshina Anjum, Rehan Abdullah, Muhammad Usman Musharraf, Muhammad Bashir, Muhammad Shoaib Ali, Irfan Majeed, Shahzad Ali Khan, Ikuyo Kou, Wataru Morii, Katherine Smith, Kousik Kundu, Stewart MacArthur, Sebastian Wasilewski, Slavé Petrovski, Juan L Rodriguez-Flores, Moeen Riaz, Manav Kapoor, Joshua Backman, Alan R. Shuldiner, James E. Bradner, Asif Rasheed, John E. Dominy, Allan M Gurtan, Danish Saleheen, Wafa Gul, Aneeqa Bano, Marium Dahar, Namra Saqib, Aflak Rasheed, Faizan Aslam, Mohsin Iqbal Haroon, Samreen Bugti, Abdul Lateef Rodeni, Tahir Rasool, Muhammad Noor Wazir, Rahmat Ghaffar, Sanaullah Jan, Chihiro Hata, Makoto Asaumi, Kieren Lythgow, Igor Splawski
| Nature Verified
Abstract Naturally occurring loss-of-function variants in human genes enable drug target discovery because they mimic pharmacological inhibition of proteins. However, the study of these genetic variants is constrained by their rarity. Sequencing of diverse populations, particularly those enriched in familial relatedness, has been postulated to promote discovery of rare genetic variants1,2,3.
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