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Improved understanding of the pozzolanic behaviour of MSWI fly ash with Ca(OH)2 solution
Creator : Bayuseno A.P. International Journal of Environment and Waste Management
2015 24 cited Q3 Journal
Reproductive knowledge and patient education needs among Indonesian women infertility patients attending three fertility clinics
Creator : Bennett L.R. Patient Education and Counseling
2015 41 cited Q2 Journal
Impact of water management practice scenarios on wastewater flow and contaminant concentration
Creator : Marleni N. Journal of Environmental Management
2015 35 cited Q1 Journal
The influence of teacher's instructional objectives on variations of exchange patterns in an EFL classroom
Creator : Maolida E. Indonesian Journal of Applied Linguistics
2013 0 cited no-Q Journal
Accomplishing coherence in talk shows: A comparison between English and Indonesian
Creator : Manipuspika Y.S. Indonesian Journal of Applied Linguistics
2014 0 cited Q4 Journal
Let's talk and tolerate: Strengthening students cultural awareness through literature circles
Creator : Moecharam N.Y. Indonesian Journal of Applied Linguistics
2014 3 cited Q4 Journal
Feedback expressions used by an english teacher of tour and travel department
Creator : Ratnah Indonesian Journal of Applied Linguistics
2013 1 cited no-Q Journal
Performance of selected plants in F2 and F3 generation for yield and yield component characters of new plant type rice genotypes at aerobic rice
Creator : Suwarto Research Journal of Pharmaceutical Biological and Chemical Sciences
2015 4 cited Q4 Journal
Sectional analysis of stormwater treatment performance of a constructed wetland
Creator : Mangangka I.R. Ecological Engineering
2015 18 cited Q1 Journal
The impact of workplace learning groups on ethical behaviour in the Indonesian Tax Office
Creator : Collier K. Taxation in ASEAN and China: Local Institutions, Regionalism, Global Systems and Economic Developmen
2012 0 cited no-Q Journal
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