Automatic oral proficiency assessment of second language speakers of South African English by Muller, Pieter F.de V.

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Development of a platform for rational diagnostic design using a venom-antibody model by Lermer, Anné

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Language identification using Gaussian mixture models by Nkadimeng, Calvin

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The application of the self-generation effect to the learning of Blissymbols by persons presenting with severe aphasia

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Meta-analytic review of the contact, outgroup ethnic-nationality effect (OENE) and prejudice relationships by Mac Donnell, Jade

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Expression and engineering of recombinant antibodies against a heat-shock protein of Mycobacterium bovis

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The influence of teaching hardwriting, reading and spelling skills on the accuracy of world level reading

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Die vroeë identifisering van neurosielkundige leerversteurings by Graad 1 leerders (Afrikaans)

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Delineation of the genetic causes of complex epilepsies in South African pediatric patients by Esterhuizen, Alina

“…Conclusion The findings presented here emphasise the relevance of an early genetic diagnosis in DEEs and highlight the importance of access to genetic testing. The “Think-Genetics” strategy was designed for early recognition, appropriate interim management, and genetic testing for DEEs in resource constrained settings. …”
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Design and Implementation of UVM-based Verification Framework for Deep Learning Accelerators by Aboudeif, Randa Ahmed Hussein

“…The proposed framework is to create a scalable and reusable UVM verification testbench for testing deep learning accelerators with simulation, emulation, and FPGA prototyping by running different testing scenarios for DNNs with multiple configurations. …”
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Functional impairment in South African children with Obsessive-Compulsive disorder and Attention-Deficit/Hyperactive Disorder by Fischer, Mareli

“…The test procedure implemented proved valid as signals were detected and su cient data were gathered to perform basic pattern recognition and spectral frequency analysis. …”
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Cross sectional study to determine whether there are central nervous system changes in rugby players who have sustained recurrent ankle injuries by Rawlinson, Alice Jane

“…From the Medical and Sports History Questionnaire the results indicated that the recurrent injury group participated in a significantly shorter preseason training period compared to the control group. The laterality testing within group analysis had a significant difference, the injured side had a slower recognition time [1.4(1.3-1.6)] compared to the uninjured side [1.3(1.15-1.5) Central Nervous System Changes In Recurrent Ankle Injuries In Rugby Player 3 p<0.01]. …”
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The Anti-Secular Regulation of Religious Difference in Egypt by Azmi, Meriam Wagdy

“…I reach that conclusion by testing Mahmood’s argument against key legal events post-2013: The 2014 Constitution, the Church Construction Law, and the yet to be issued Personal Status Law for non-Muslims.…”
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A South African perspective on the (non) patentability of human genetic material

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Towards cache optimization in finite automata implementations

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The Issue of Women in Science: Exploring the Gender Gap in Egypt's Scientific Research Productivity. by Saleh, Yomna

“…It is regarded as a significant determinant of career advancement, financial support, academic recognition, and prominent personal position. Unfortunately, this is an area that has demonstrated a long history of gender disparity. …”
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The role of the magnocellular system in implicit cognition by Mansfield, Douglas John

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Locus-coeruleus norepinephrine system function in a developmental animal model of schizophrenia: the socially isolated rat by Atmore, Katherine H

“…During initial exposure to a novel environment in the first phase of the novel object recognition test isolated animals demonstrated hypoactivity. …”
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