Characterization of municipal waste waters by Mbewe, Alfred, Mbewe, Alfred

“…With such complexity, designs based on experience or semi-empirical methods no longer will give optimal performance; design procedures based on more fundamental behavioural patterns are required. …”
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The relationship between cultural orientation and reward preference: a study conducted in South Africa and the Netherlands by Van Eijk, Jeff

“…Research design: A descriptive research design using quantitative methods was employed. Data was collected from employees in both South Africa (n = 132) and the Netherlands (n = 152). …”
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Psychological correlates of injury, illness and performance in Ironman triathletes by Hugo, Daniel

“…Physicians should be aware of the cardinal importance of mental well-being, as this is as vital in the preventative and curative management of the injured, ill or poor performing athlete as optimal physical conditioning.…”
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An audit of endocrine dysfunction in children with craniopharyngiomas at Red Cross Children's Hospital and Groote Schuur Hospital from 1976 to 2004 by Omarjee, Zakiyya

“…The management of craniopharyngiomas in an African context compares favourably internationally but with limited resources especially with regard to growth hormone replacement, a large proportion of our children are not receiving optimal treatment.…”
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Sea state estimation from inertial platform data for real-time ocean wave prediction by Gwatiringa, Tinashe G

“…A Kalman filtering strategy consisting of a phase-locked loop and filter based sea state estimator is used to generate local height and angle of arrival estimates. This method offers an improvement over existing Fast Fourier Transform methods as it does not require long time series data to produce results, and enables the prediction of wave behaviour a short time into the future. …”
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Paediatric brain tumours: The University of Cape Town experience from 1996 - 2017 by Arnold-Day, Christel

“…Brain tumours are the second most common malignancy in children(1) (2), and despite some advancements being made over the last 2 decades, patient outcomes in general remain poor when compared with other childhood cancers. Optimal treatment of children with brain tumours is challenging and expertise and resources are not widely available in South Africa. …”
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A Review of Women with Epithelial Ovarian Carcinoma in a Middle-Income setting: Groote Schuur Hospital, Cape Town, South Africa: Demographics, Treatment and Outcomes of Patients be... by Loggenberg, Francisca

“…Of the 163 patients who underwent primary cytoreductive surgery, 72 (44.2%) patients were completely debulked with no residual disease, 18 (11%) were optimally debulked to less than 1cm residual disease and 72 (44.2%) still had gross residual disease. …”
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The evolution of Zimbabwean gospel music 1980- 2007

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Testing the effectiveness and/or appropriateness of the information material in The Alliance Programme used for Tshwana speaking patients suffering from schizophrenia in the South...

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Factors associated with missed appointments among adults on anti-retroviral therapy in the uThukela District in Kwazulu-Natal, South Africa

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The development of biosorbents from agricultural waste sources for the separation of fat-based particles from water by Swart, Marli

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Critical Evaluation of slip synchronous wind generator technology by Ockhuis, Dillan

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The contribution of the initial chest X-ray to the management of very low birth weight neonates admitted with respiratory distress in a resource limited tertiary hospital neonatal... by Johaar, Rizqah

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Initial investigation of Trichogrammatoidea lutea (Hymenoptera: Trichogrammatidae) as biological control agent of codling moth, Cydia pomonella (Lepidoptera: Tortricidae), in apple... by Wahner, Nadine

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Radiotherapy in the management of carcinoma of the vulva in HIV positive and negative patients : an institutional experience by Opakas, Jesse Elungat

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Development of a multivariate prediction pipeline for differential antipsychotic treatment response outcomes in a Mixed-Ancestry first-episode schizophrenia cohort using schizophre... by Knupp, Julieanne

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The influence of procurement practices on service delivery : an analysis of government legislation – service delivery relationships in South Africa by Manyathi, Sakhile

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The common reader and the modernist Bildungsroman : Virginia Woolf's The Waves by Timlin, Carrie-Leigh

“…Unlike the Bildungsroman of the eighteenth and nineteenth century, which utilised standard novelistic conventions to explore the relation between form and reality, I contend that The Waves is a thoroughly modernist reinvention of the Bildungsroman form designed to capture a rapidly industrialising and modernising English society. …”
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A retrospective audit into the morbidity and mortality of open abdominal aortic aneurysm repair at Groote Schuur Hospital, Cape Town by Mhlanga, Gugulethu Tsakani Jenny

“…We further analysed whether cross-clamp time and anatomical classification of the aneurysm had any effect on the subsequent need for RRT, utilising the Mann-Whitney test. Results: Of the 90 patients, 76.7% were male (n=69). …”
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Chemical and conformational studies of bacterial cell surface polysaccharide repeating units by Timol, Zaheer

“…Cell surface polysaccharides are widely utilised as antigenic components in vaccines and play an important role in the protection against numerous diseases including meningococcal disease and shigellosis. …”
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