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                   วิศวกรรมอิเล็กทรอนิกส์ (B-P-M-R-D)           จัุลชีววิทย่า (B-P-M-R-D)
            and a support gamification engine. We carried out Results showed that gluten-degrading bacteria can
            a case study in which the proposed framework   be found in the human small intestine. Indeed,
            was applied in a real company. In this project the   114 bacterial strains belonging to 32 species were
            company used the framework to gamify the areas of   isolated; 85 strains were able to grow in a medium
            project management, requirements management,   containing gluten as the sole nitrogen source, 31
            and testing. (R) As a result, the methodology   strains showed extracellular proteolytic activity
            has clearly enabled the company to introduce   against gluten protein and 27 strains showed
            gamification in its work environment, achieving a   peptidolytic activity towards the 33 mer peptide,
            quality solution with appropriate design and   an immunogenic peptide for celiac disease patients.
            development effort. (D) The support tool allowed   We found that there are no differences based on the
            the company to gamify its current tools very easily. diagnosis, but each individual has its own population
            ที�มา : https://www.scopus.com/record/display.uri?eid=  of gluten-hydrolyzing bacteria. (D) These bacteria
            2-s2.0-85021411634&origin=inward&txGid=b62bca409   or their gluten-degrading enzymes could help to
            ab8de 05ba0ab1f60e599334                 improve the quality of life of celiac disease patients.
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                    ติัวอย่างบทคัดย่อค้่สำุดท้ายดังแสำดงในภาพิท่� ๓ ป็ระกอบด้วยโครงสำร้าง B-P-M-R-D
           เช่่นเด่ยวกัน ในสำ่วนของบทคัดย่อท่�แสำดงผู้ลการวิจััยหร่อ (R) นั�น ใช่้บุรุษสำรรพินาม (we) ติามด้วย

           กิริยา show หร่อ found ท่�ติามด้วยอนุป็ระโยคท่�นำาหน้าด้วย that เพิ่�อรายงานผู้ลวิจััย

                      ภาษาศาสติร์ (B-P-M-R-D)                   การผังเม้อง (B-P-M-R-D)

            (B) Metadiscourse has received considerable   (B) The question whether urban green resources
            attention in recent years as a way of understanding   are equitably distributed across different social
            the rhetorical negotiations involved in academic   groups is a major concern of social equity and
            writing. But while a useful tool in revealing   environmental justice for both governments and
            something of the dynamic interactions which   scholars. This topic is particularly relevant for rapidly
            underlie persuasive claim making, (P) it has little   developing countries such as China where inequality
            to say about the role of nouns in this process.   is growing. (P) This paper examines whether and to
            We address this gap (M) by exploring the rhetorical   what extent the distribution of urban park services
            functions of what we call metadiscursive nouns   is equitable for marginalised population in China.
            (such as fact, analysis, belief) and by mapping them  (M) We chose Shanghai as the case study and took
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