The assessment of fire history in plantations of Mpumalanga North by Van der Sijde, J. H. R. (Jan Herman Robert)

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Tyrocidines, cyclic decapeptides produced by soil bacilli, as potent inhibitors of fungal pathogens by Troskie, Anscha Mari

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Investigating social grant payment methods for old age grant recipients in the Western Cape by Dowman, Charles Sydney

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Maturity indexing, pharmacological properties and postharvest performance of pomegranate fruit grown in South Africa by Fawole, Olaniyi Amos

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An analysis of annual environmental conditions and heat gains, and theoretical assessment of approaches to improve summer thermal comfort, of the Energy Research Centre at the Univ... by Cunliffe, Guy Edward

“…The results indicate that 7 814.5 hours of thermal discomfort are experienced annually across the ERC (divided into eight thermal zones in the DesignBuilder model), with 37.6% of discomfort hours occurring between December and March, and 12.8% in February alone. …”
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Understanding blood pressure dynamics in the South African population: a latent variables approach to the analysis and comparison of data from multiple surveys by Cois, Annibale

“…Conclusions: Encouraging signs regarding the future development of the burden of diseases related to elevated blood pressure in the South African population emerge from this study. …”
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Demographic profile and perceived in-service education and training needs of rural and township physical science teachers in the Limpopo province. by Mabye, Daniel Tlabo

“…The quantitative results of this study are based on the responses of 352 Physical Science teachers (grades 10-12) in the Limpopo Province--a 22% response rate. Only eight responses were received from teachers at urban schools, but these responses were ignored as this sample is too small to enable the researcher to draw conclusions about urban teachers with confidence. …”
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Physical activity, sedentary behaviour and cardiometabolic disease risk among adults living with obstructive sleep apnoea: Is there a case for exercise as an adjunct therapy? by Brand, Batsheva

“…They returned the sleep monitor and diary on their second visit to the laboratory eight days later. Results: The present systematic review indicated that PA is an effective intervention in reducing OSA severity, improving cardio-vascular fitness, reducing important cardiometabolic risk factors and quality of life in OSA patients. …”
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Physiological effects of high and low medetomidine doses in combination with zolazepam/tiletamine for the immobilisation and anaesthesia of spotted hyenas (Crocuta crocuta)

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Southern Madagascar rocky shores : a primary description and comparison with northern KwaZulu-Natal shores. by Rudman, Cleo

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The effectiveness of child-centered play therapy on learners with attention-deficit/hyperactivity disorder by Wall, Juanté

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The effects of household indebtedness on multidimensional poverty by Ntsalaze, Lungile

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Identification of early indicators of CTV induced stem pitting to aid the selection of CTV cross protection sources. by Van Wyk, Luka

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Improbable circumstances strategic framework by Kennon, Denzil

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Veerkragtigheidskenmerke van gesinne waarvan ʼn kind geboelie word by Roodt, Estelle

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Low back pain and front foot hip joint kinematics in Western Province first league fast bowlers by Saayman, Merike

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Transforming theological education in the Church of the Province of Uganda (Anglican) by Hovil, R. Jeremy G.

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Communicative language teaching : a comparison of the Lesotho form E (English) and South African grade 12 FAL (English) curricula by Kobo, Mamorapeli Justinah

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'n Taakgebaseerde rekenaargesteunde leer- en onderrigprogram vir sosiale Afrikaans vir nie-Afrikaanssprekende internasionale studente aan die Universiteit Stellenbosch by Beukes, Vernita

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The phylogenetics and evolution of Africa's Larks (Alaudidae) by Barnes_KN

“…Insectivorous larks tend to be highly resident and sexually size dimorphic, while nomadism, partial migration, Palearctic or intra-African migration are developed as strategies to adapt to a diet including a large seed component. …”
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