• Epidemiology, Genetic Diversity and Diagnostic Procedures of Cryptosporidium Species in Bungoma County, Kenya 

  Wasike, Eric Wekesa (COHES, JKUAT, 2017-05-23)

  Across-sectional study on prevalence of cryptosporidiosis was carried out in Bungoma County, Western region of Kenya. The main objective of the study was to determine the epidemiology, genetic diversity and diagnostic ...
• Stabilization of Expansive Clay Soil Using Bagasse Ash and Lime 

  BARASA, PATRICK KHAOYA (2017-05-19)

  Expansive clay soil is encountered in most parts of Bungoma County and the preliminary investigation shows that it belongs to A-7-5 class of soil in the AASHTO soil classification system and generally has poor engineering ...
• Population genetics of Plasmodium falciparum parasites exposed to artemisinin treatment in patients taking part in an efficacy clinical trial in Kisumu county, western Kenya. 

  Chebon, Lorna Jemosop (JKUAT COHES, 2017-05-19)

  Artemether-lumefantrine (AL), adopted in Kenya for malaria treatment, remains highly efficacious. However, there are heightened concerns because resistance to Artemisinin combination therapy (ACTs) is now well documented ...
• Impact of enclosures on range productivity in Chepareria West Pokot Kenya 

  WAIGANJO, REGINA WAMBUI (JKUAT COHES, 2017-05-19)

  In the semi-arid areas of West Pokot particularly Chepareria, majority of the people live semi sedentary lives while others are nomadic pastoralists. In the last three decades, there have been concerted efforts to restore ...
• Optimization of pocket milling tool path for chatter avoidance and reduced machining time 

  Kariuki, Lucy Wanja (j, 2017-05-19)

  Modern Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines and Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM) systems have become quite sophisticated and can machine geometrically feasible pocket profiles. More t han 8 0% o f a ll mechanical parts ...
• IMPACT OF ENCLOSURES ON RANGE PRODUCTIVITY IN CHEPARERIA WEST POKOT COUNTY KENYA 

  WAIGANJO, REGINA WAMBUI (JKUAT COHES, 2017-05-19)

  In the semi-arid areas of West Pokot particularly Chepareria, majority of the people live semi sedentary lives while others are nomadic pastoralists. In the last three decades, there have been concerted efforts to restore ...
• THE INFLUENCE OF MANAGER’S DEMOGRAPHIC INFORMATION ON THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN FINANCIAL DETERMINANTS INDICATORS AND FINANCIAL PERFORMANCE OF COMMERCIAL BANKS IN KENYA 

  MAKOKHA, ARNETY NANGILA (JKUAT COHRED, 2017-05-18)

  The purpose of this study was to examine the determinants of Commercial banks financial performance in Kenya. Specifically the study sought to examine the influence of credit information sharing on Commercial Banks financial ...
• EFFECT OF ENTREPRENEURIAL ORIENTATION ON THE GROWTH OF MICRO FINANCE INSTITUTIONS BASED IN NAIROBI, KENYA. 

  WAINAINA, ALICE WANJIKU (JKUAT COHRED, 2017-05-18)

  Despite the impressive growth evident in the microfinance industry, its outreach still remains severely constrained. This study sought to examine the effect of entrepreneurial orientation (EO) dimensions on the growth of ...
• EFFECTSOF FARMING ACTIVITIES ON BIRD DIVERSITY AND ABUNDANCE IN TRANS-MARA SUB COUNTY KENYA 

  OYONDI, STEPHEN ATIKA (JKUAT COHES, 2017-05-18)

  Forested habitats are severely threatened in Kenya.Despite their faunal endemism, they have received very little conservation attention.A study on effectsof farming activities on bird diversity and abundance was conducted ...
• FACTORS ASSOCIATED WITH THE PREVALENCE OF NON ADHERENCE TO ANTIRETROVIRAL THERAPY AMONG HIV POSITIVE PATIENTS IN KIBRA SLUMS, NAIROBI, KENYA 

  MOMANYI, ZIPPORAH KEMUNTO (JKUAT COHES, 2017-05-18)

  The efficiency of highly active antiretroviral therapy (HAART) for the human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) is well established, but its effectiveness depends particularly on the adherence of patients to the drugs. Adherence ...
• EVALUATION OF SMS AND STICKER REMINDERS IN REDUCING DROPOUT RATES IN ROUTINE CHILD IMMUNIZATION IN SELECTED DISTRICTS IN KENYA 

  HAJI, ADAM HASSAN (COPAS, JKUAT, 2017-05-18)

  Globally, vaccine preventable diseases are responsible for nearly 20% of deaths annually among children <5 years old. Worldwide, many children dropout from the vaccination program, are vaccinated late, or incompletely ...
• DETERMINING PRODUCTION AND NUTRITIVE VALUE OF CROP RESIDUES AND AGRO-INDUSTRIAL BY-PRODUCTS AND IMPROVING THEIR UTILIZATION IN RUMINANT NUTRITION IN ERITREA 

  WOLDEGEORGIS, EYOB HAILE (JKUAT COHES, 2017-05-18)

  Livestock production plays important social and economic roles in Eritrea accounting for approximately 12.0% of the Gross Domestic Product. Despite the importance, animal productivity is low. This is attributed to poor ...
• PHARMACOLOGICAL PROPERTIES AND HEALTH BENEFITS OF TEA SELECTED FROM THREE GROWING REGIONS OF KENYA 

  OBWOGE, JUSTUS OMBOGA (JKUAT COHES, 2017-05-16)

  This study evaluated the phytochemical compounds, antimicrobical activities, antiplasmodium and anti-inflammatory effects of three types of tea; green, orthodox and black Kenyan tea in order to determine their pharmacological ...
• ASSESSMENT OF RODENTS’ POSTHARVEST LOSSES IN ON-FARM MAIZE STORAGE IN KENYA 

  OGNAKOSSAN, KUKOM EDOH (JKUAT, Journal of Agriculture Science and Technology, 2017-05-16)

  Rodents are one of the major postharvest pests that affect food security by impacting on both food availability and safety. However, knowledge of the impact of rodents in on-farm maize storage systems in Kenya is limited. ...
• SOFTWARE PRODUCT QUALITY ASSESSMENT USING SCOPED CLASS COHESION METRIC (SCCM) 

  WANJIKU, RAPHAEL NGIGI (juat pure science, 2017-05-16)

  Class Cohesion is an important software quality that can be used to improve software development process and assess the software product: process merit assessment and dependable software product. Many Class cohesion metrics ...
• Geophagy and Parasitic Infections in Pregnant Women attending an Ante-Natal Clinic in Thika Level-5 Hospital, Kiambu County, Central Kenya 

  Mutura, Alice Wairimu (JKUAT COHES, 2017-05-16)

  Geophagy, the regular and deliberate consumption of non-food substances like soil is said to be common among pregnant women in Sub-Saharan Africa. This study aimed to investigate geophagy among pregnant women who attended ...
• Voltage Stability Improvement Using Artificial Neural Network Controlled Unified Power Flow Controller (UPFC) 

  Mbae, Ariel Mutegi (JKUAT COHES, 2017-05-16)

  The demand for clean, reliable and affordable energy is growing at unprecedented rates across the world. As we seek to increase the quantity of energy produced, the supply quality challenges will grow in tandem. The growing ...
• Lamp and Real-Time PCR for Detection of Passion Fruit Woodiness Disease (PWD) Causal Viruses 

  Munguti, Florence Mutave (JKUAT- COHES, 2017-05-12)

  Passion fruit (Passiflora edulis [Sims]) is an important economic crop grown for both domestic and export market world-wide. In Kenya, passion fruit productivity is low due to both biotic and abiotic constraints. Passion ...
• A CASE-CONTROL STUDY OF RISK FACTORS FOR SEVERE INFLUENZA AMONG PERSONS AGED 5 YEARS OR MORE IN A RURAL COMMUNITY IN BONDO DISTRICT, KENYA 

  Ope, Maurice Owuor (COHES,JKUAT, 2017-04-19)

  Influenza causes severe morbidity and mortality. It is also responsible for high rates of absenteeism, societal disruption and economic loss. There is still not enough evidence of the groups that can benefit from influenza ...
• A Study on Adherence to Highly Active Antiretroviral Therapy (HAART) Among HIV/AIDS Adult Patients Attending Mbeya Referral Hospital, Tanzania. 

  Ndimila, Mabula Masunga (COHES,JKUAT, 2017-04-19)

  Access to free Highly Active AntiRetroviral Therapy (HAART) in Tanzania was launched in 2004. The capacity of Tanzanian patients to adhere to complex antiretroviral regimen is largely unknown. Ensuring high levels of ...

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