The effects of urbanisation on non-timber forest product dependencies : a case study of three settlements in the Chobe district of northern Botswana by Joos-Vandewalle, Stephanie

“…Harvest locations varied but were most commonly in and around the settlements themselves. …”
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The transformation of land tenure in Lesotho by Quinlan, Tim

“…For example, the chieftainship in Lesotho is analysed to illustrate how changes in its structure have led to a strengthening of commoners' usufruct land rights. In turn, by examining how commoners' land rights have been expressed over time, this study demonstrates the contemporary significance of kinship ties in a rural Lesotho community. …”
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The clinic as a gendered space: an exploratory study examining men's access to and uptake of voluntary counselling and testing services (VCT) in the context of a male-friendly heal... by Faull, Maria

“…This interview approach allowed for variety in answers, but also revealed commonality, as themes emerged in response to questions. …”
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A retrospective cross-sectional analysis of palliative care needs and interventions in patients with cervical cancer in a palliative care unit in Soweto, Johannesburg by Sobekwa, Mfanelo

“…The most commonly expressed distressing physical symptoms were lower abdominal pain at 75%, followed by constipation at 48%, and lower back pain at 30%. …”
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An investigation into Functional Linear Regression Modeling by Essomba, Rene Franck

“…Functional data analysis, commonly known as FDA", refers to the analysis of information on curves of functions. …”
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Numerical study of the thermal performance of solar chimneys for ventilation in buildings by Charitar, Deepti

“…Nowadays, mechanical ventilation systems such as air conditioning and fans are most commonly used in buildings. However, these devices consume a lot of electricity which is mainly generated from the combustion of fossil fuels, resulting in the release of greenhouse gases and thereby contributing to climate change. …”
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The floating city : carnival, Cape Town and the queering of space by Van der Wal, Ernst

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Moving passions: theories of affect in Renaissance love discourse and Shakespeare's Elizabethan plays by Gordon Colette

“…Such passions would be vital, dynamic forces, directly communicable and contagious, commonly available and commonly shared. I argue that love, more properly "affect" or "passion", was frequently valued in the Renaissance, not as a stable locus of inner truth and authenticity (the thinking that necessitates the suppression of the actor in Shakespeare in Love), but for its very ability to 'move' where, in Rosemond Tove's words, "the unity of the process moving: persuading is not disturbed." …”
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An analysis of client trends in gay and lesbian counselling service by Clayton, Janine Lydia

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In ruimtes vasgekeer: 'n Kognitiewe benadering tot metafore in dekoloniale diskoers

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The differentiation of extrahepatic biliary atresia from the neonatal hepatitis syndrome by Daubenton, John David

“…Hepatobiliary scintigraphy is a commonly used investigation in infants with obstructive jaundice. …”
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Music Performance Lab : architecture as a sensory conductor

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Human Rights from a Biblical perspective

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Tonsillectomy rates in the South African private healthcare sector by Douglas-Jones, Paul

“…Adeno-/tonsillectomy is a commonly performed procedure with internationally standardised and recognised indications. …”
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A Rorschach study of fifteen women with trichotillomania

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Fitting of survival functions for grouped data on insurance policies

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Inclusion strategies in President El Sissi's discourse in context of election campaigns by Abdelhafiz, Ihab

“…Group orientation (i.e. inclusion) is of the strategies commonly used in political speeches (Hicks, 2005). …”
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An unknown country by Jenks, Peter

“…The realisation that one is reaching what is commonly understood as old age is a paradoxical one: a sense of change accompanied by wisdom and insight, yet also the recognition of decline and the stasis that accompanies this. …”
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Functional linear regression on Namibian and South African data by Mzimela, Nosipho

“…Indigenous to Southern Africa, the Aloe Dichotoma, most commonly known as the Quiver tree, are species of Aloe found mostly in the southern parts of Namibia and the Northern Cape Province in South Africa. …”
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