Characterisation and assessment of a broadband tunable Ti:Sapphire laser for use in C.A.R.S. spectroscopy by Anderson, Jonathan Ashcraft

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Improved decoder metrics for DS-CDMA in practical 3G systems by Elbassiouny, Shady Osama Mahmoud

“…MUDs, however, suffer from high complexity, including most of sub-optimal algorithms. Hence, most commercial implementations still use conventional single-user matched filter detectors. …”
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The role of financial literacy in financial inclusion in emerging markets: evidence from South Africa by Kamanga, Tayina

“…The majority of the unbanked population is in the developing countries and mostly in the Sub-Saharan region. This is of huge concern to many governments and their international development partners because it hinders inclusive economic growth. …”
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Contraceptive histories: a comparative analysis of switching behaviour in five East African countries by Kisaakye, Peter

“…Three important findings emerge from the analyses: First, contraceptive use being the most important driver of fertility decline, the slow fertility transition that is evident in the five countries can be largely attributable to limited immediate switching of contraception following discontinuation. …”
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Interventions used by health care professionals to transition preterm infants and neonates from enteral feeds to full-oral feeds: A Scoping review by Rabbipal, Yajna

“…Enteral feeds are used to ensure optimal nutrition is achieved while the neonates are developing appropriate oral feeding skills. …”
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The effect of bacterial vaginosis on HIV infection by Abrahams, Bianca

“…Human Immunodeficiency Virus-1 (HIV) and Bacterial Vaginosis (BV) are both among the most common diseases affecting young women in Sub-Saharan Africa. …”
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The effect of flotation reagents on the coagulation and dewatering of flotation tailings by Chidzala, Unaswi

“…The combination of flocculants and coagulants in two-component systems resulted in the most fast settling rates, emphasising their synergistic effect. …”
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Recharged and ready: a week-level diary study exploring an integrated model of weekend recovery, incorporating circadian and boundary perspectives, and their relationship with week... by Schroeder, Callum

“…Nevertheless, it was found that psychological reattachment to work on Monday was found to be the most beneficial recovery-related outcome for optimal weekly job performance (i.e., task performance and work engagement), as opposed to the state of being recovered, which solely promoted employees' task performance for the remainder of the workweek. …”
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The calculation of adsorption parameters using embedded atom methods

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On the numerical evaluation of finite-part integrals involving an algebraic singularity by Kutt, H. R. (Helmut Richard)

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Loading, modelling and costing of concrete and steel support structure designs : large wind turbines in South Africa by De Kock, Conrad Jeanne

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Effect of different equilibration periods pre-cryopreservation on post-thaw sperm motility in Nguni and Boran bulls

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Immune responses against recombinant poxvirus vaccines that express full-length lyssavirus glycoprotein genes

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Quality of two veld types in the Northern Cape as quantified in grazing sheep

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Valorisation of Pulp and Paper Mill Sludge by Hydrothermal Carbonisation

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Sensitivity study of dynamic features to monitor the condition of vibrating screen isolators

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Effects of illumination, shading and temperature on the settlement, survival and growth of juvenile abalone (Haliotis midae) by Muller, Liezl

“…However, a considerable amount of research is still required to develop the most appropriate and optimal method for the cultivation of this species. …”
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Immediate post catastrophic injury management in rugby union. Does it have an effect on outcomes? by Suter, Jason Alexander

“…Acute spinal cord injuries (ASCI) made up most of the catastrophic injuries (n=69) with traumatic brain injuries (TBI) the second most common (n = 11 injuries). …”
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The economics of information security

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