Does engaging with an interactive adherence intervention improve time in therapeutic range compared to receiving an education intervention alone, among patients anticoagulated with... by Pillay, Chriselda

“…Although TTR was not associated with engagement, in a multivariable logistic regression model (n=57), participants who engaged with the interactive component of the intervention were more likely to be retained in INR monitoring (Adjusted Odds Ratio 4.8, 95% Confidence Interval 1.32-21.1, p=0.02), adjusted for sex, age, anticoagulation indication, mobile phone ownership. …”
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Temporal interactions of microbiota in longitudinal nasopharyngeal samples and association with lower respiratory tract infection by Rambau, Brian Thabane

“…catarrhalis clearance before 28d which is 0.24 (95% CI 0.15 - 0.38) if carried alone and only 0.058 (55%CI 0.01 - 0.30) if carried with S. pneumoniae, though these confidence intervals overlap.Through this modelling we found positive sustained interactions between S. pneumoniae and both H. influenzae, and M. catarrhalis, where models indicated that preceding carriage or colonisation with either H. influenzae, and M. catarrhalis may increase the risk of colonisation with S. pneumonia. …”
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The effect of a high intensity interval training program on health-related outcomes in older adults by Nieuwoudt, Sharne

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Quantification and differentiation of egg quality as affected by hen age and storage time, with the aid of near infrared hyperspectral imaging by Badenhorst, Ruben

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Heart rate variability and dysrhythmogenic potential in patients admitted to psychiatric institutions

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Countermeasure Allocation and Load-Out Optimisation

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The assessment of the efficacy of the mobile training system after implementation in South African rugby playing schools by Van Aarde, Roedolf Frederik

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Pharmacokinetics of twice-daily versus once-daily dosing with granular slow-release para-aminosalicylic acid in adults on second-line anti-tuberculosis and antiretroviral treatment by De Kock, Lizanne

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Land use change, modelling of Soil Salinity and households’ decisions under Climate Change Scenarios in the Coastal Agricultural Area of Senegal by Thiam, Sophie

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Modelling adaptive routing in Wide Area Networks by Hutchison, Andrew

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Two-phase behaviour in a sequence of random variables by Mutombo, Pierre Abraham Mulamba

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Evaluation of stope support using a rockmass stiffness approach

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Feeding ecology and social organisation of honey badgers (Mellivora capensis) in the southern Kalahari

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Absolute pitch and serial digit recall under irrelevant speech conditions: investigating automatic pitch class labelling through cognitive psychology by Steingaszner, Severian Geza

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Characterisation of cardiac protein changes post death: pilot study by Mokaila, Dipolelo

“…This changing nor varied behaviour of proteins within the body has prompted number of research that characterise protein as a way to estimate time elapsed since death also known PMI. Furthermore, it is through interaction of proteins with other micro molecules that crucial signalling pathways and cellular processes are functional and often drive mechanisms leading to healthy and disease of organism, as a result these changes can be studied to gain insight into disease pathophysiology. …”
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Effect of external factors on deterioration of photo voltaic panel's performance by Ghoneim, Ahmed Osama

“…The measurements are conducted for many different days with a wide variety of clearness index and solar intensities, at the intervals of 15 seconds. Each set includes a PV module which was cleaned daily and two which were not cleaned, thus allowing dust accumulation to build up with time. …”
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The effects of calcium, magnesium and citrate health supplements on urinary risk factors for calcium oxalate kidney stone formation by Allie-Hamdulay, Shameez

“…The study also identified three interactions, viz. magnesium enhances citrate's ability to lower RS brushite (favourable synergistic interaction) and attenuates its ability to raise urinary pH (unfavourable synergistic interaction) and finally, calcium enhances citrate's ability to lower RS uric acid (additive effect). …”
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