Analysis of gender wage gap using mixed effects models by Chikanya, Magnolia M

“…This indicates that the model captures most of the variability in the data as a result there is minimal unexplained variation. 2. …”
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(Con)Formations of inequality in the emergent non-racial democracy of South Africa : the relationship between economic well-being and attitude to race by Berk, Anita

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Coral bleaching responses in Sodwana Bay, South Africa by Harikishun, Ameil

“…A total of 6758 coral colonies from the nine most abundantly sampled taxa were used in the assessment of bleaching response for TMR and NMR over the sample period. Taxon was shown to explain most of the variability in the bleaching response of TMR and NMR over time (40.9%). …”
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Effects of race on CEO pay performance sensitivities

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The ecology, evolution and persistence of an obligate, one-on-one mutualism by Anderson, Bruce

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Barriers and enablers to the adoption of practices to improve crop production and reduce vulnerability to climate risks in the semi-arid Omusati Region,Namibia by Chappel, Angela

“…This is exacerbated by the impacts of climate change, namely increased temperature, decreased rainfall and higher rainfall variability, all of which are projected to worsen in the future. …”
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Syntaxonomy and synecology of the grasslands of the southern parts of the Eastern Cape

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A decision tree framework for assessing status of exploited marine ecosystems under changing environmental conditions by Lockerbie, Emma Margaret

“…Ecosystem specific suites of environmental indicators were also included, allowing the framework to ascertain the impacts of environmental variability on ecosystem components. This is an important addition as currently many assessments of the impacts of fisheries do not account for the influence of the environment. …”
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Studies on the phenotypic variation in growth stress intensity and its association with tree and wood properties of South African grown Eucalyptus grandis (Hill ex Maiden) by Malan, F. S.

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Determinants and consequences of elephant spatial use in Southern Africa’s arid savannas

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Climatic trends and soil moisture feedbacks over Zimbabwe by Mdoka, Marshall Lison

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Capital structure decisions : lessons from South African leveraged buyouts

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Employees’ perceptions of performance-based compensation systems at a state-owned enterprise

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The relationship between mindfulness and individual adaptability in a dynamic workplace

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Describing and understanding host-pathogen community interaction at the wildlife/domestic interface

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Behavioural ecology of the Redbilled Woodhoopoe Phoeniculus purpureus in South Africa by Du Plessis, Morne Andre

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Behavioural and physiological responses of chacma baboons (Papio ursinus) to wildfire in the Cape Peninsula of South Africa by Dubay, Shannon

“…Specifically, primates exhibit a high degree of ecological flexibility, which allows them to persist through environmental changes that vary in duration and predictability. To cope with the variability of conditions within their habitats, baboons have evolved flexibility in ranging behaviour, social behaviour, and diet. …”
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Controls on the diversity of the fault slip styles at the brittle-ductile transition: examples from the Cape Fold Belt, Nuy Valley, South Africa by de Carvalho, Antónia

“…Slip style diversity in the study area is considered to the result of the interplay of compositional variabilities, fluid flow and strain rate variations associated with the seismic cycle.…”
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Structure, distribution and phenology of perennial plant species in the Worcester Veld Reserve, in the arid winter rainfall region of the Southwestern Cape by Boshoff, C R

“…This conceivably facilitates the co-existence of species in this water-limited environment. Habitat variability. which can be related to land-form patterns. is also implicated as a factor facilitating the co-existence of a diversity of species and plant-forms. …”
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The role of certain mortality factors in the underperformance of Aristaea (Parectopa) thalassias (Meyrick) as a biological control agent of Leptospermum laevigatum F. Muel. by Mlokoti, Thembelihle

“…Levels of overall mortality of larvae, pre-pupae and pupae averaged over a 20-month period indicated seasonal variability, with highest mortality in autumn and winter. …”
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