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Investigating the effects of diet-induced pre-diabetes on calcium homeostasis in male Sprague Dawley rats.
(2022)Diabetes mellitus (DM) affects over 400 million people worldwide with 90-95% being type 2 diabetes mellitus (T2DM) in South Africa. T2DM is positively correlated with the chronic consumption of a high caloric diet, often ... -
Evaluation of using local information from donor catchments to improve performance of selected deterministic and empirical design flood estimation methods in South Africa.
(2021)There are a number of design flood estimation methods routinely used in South Africa. Flood Frequency Analysis (FFA) remains the preferred technique in instances where adequate records of observed data are available. ... -
Employee engagement to improve productivity in the management of construction projects.
(2019)Construction contractors want to improve productivity, employee turnover and stakeholder management on construction projects to remain competitive. Employee engagement is a tool that can drive the achievement of these ... -
Supply chain management challenges faced by public schools: an Umzinyathi district, KwaZulu-Natal case study.
(2021)The South African Schools Act No. 84 of 1996 states that all learners should be provided with a high quality of education and in so doing to lay a strong foundation for the development of learners’ talents and capabilities. ... -
An exploratory study of human-robot collaboration’s potential to create sustainable enterprises in Durban.
(2021)SMEs are encountering challenges transitioning into the fourth industrial revolution and ultimately adopting technology that will work with humans to ensure they engage in sustainable business practices. The challenges ...
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