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Influence Of Recruitment And Selection Practices On Disputes In Public Universities In Kenya | Jeffy Kipsang Rono  Simon Kibet Kipchumba  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Human Resource | Jun,2017
The purpose of the study was to determine the effect of reward on industrial disputes in public universities in Kenya. The study adopted a descriptive and correlation research design. The target population for the study was drawn from staff academic and administrative divisions of Public Universities in Kenya. Stratified

Detection Of "abandoned" Vehicles In Public Vehicle Parking Environment [based On Time] | Ahindu Antony  Dr. Abade Elisha Odira  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Information Technology | Jun,2017
It is common to come across “Abandoned” Vehicles [AV] in many of the public Vehicle Parking Environment facilities. Very few if any of these vehicles are really abandoned; in most scenarios Motorists drive into a public VPE facility then walk out, creating an impression that they are going to

Browder’s Theorem For Totally Posinormal Operators | Beth Kiratu  Bernard Nzimbi  Stephen Luketero  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Mathematics | Jun,2017
In our study we consider a higher class of Hilbert space operators,Posinormal operators introduced by C. Rhaly (1992).We show that if T is a totally Posinormal operator such that T possesses property(ab), then Browder's theorem and generalized Browder’s theorem holds for T and for T+N where N is

Multiple Logistic Regression Modelling Of Drug Abuse/ Exposure Among The People Of Kirinyaga Central, Kenya | Gideon Lang'at  Josephine Njeri Ngure  Kinyanjui Jeremiah  Gitonga Harun  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Mathematics | Jun,2017
The research study is to determine the relationship between drug abuse and the major factors that lead to drug abuse putting into consideration gender, and to ascertain if they really lead to drug abuse in the area. These factors include; lack of awareness on the effects of drugs, poverty, unemployment,

A-browder’s Theorem For Conditionally Totally Posinormal Operators | Beth Kiratu  Bernard Nzimbi  Stephen Luketero  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Mathematics | Jun,2017
In this paper we present results on Browder's theorem for conditionally totally posinormal operators using established results on kato type operators and polaroid operators.

Vertical Transmission And The Dynamics Of Hiv/aids In A Growing Population | Achema, K.O.  Alhassan, C.J.  Aondoakaa, M.S.  Amobeda, E.R.  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Mathematics | Jun,2017
A non-linear mathematical model is proposed to study the vertical transmission dynamics of HIV/AIDS in a growing population. The population is compartmentalized into four classes namely: susceptibles, infectives, pre-AIDS and AIDS. The model equations are transformed into proportions in order to make more biological meaning. The transformed equations are used

Cheif Zebrudaya's Special Brand Of English And His Ability To Successfully Communicate With The Nigerian Public | Rhoda Dalung  Raymond Goshit  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Media Studies | Jun,2017
This paper deals with Chief Zebrudaya’s unique manner of communication with the Nigerian public through the media. Chief Zebrudaya’s unique brand of English which has entertained Nigerians for decades does not observe the syntactic rules of language rather breaks all rules but is yet understood by the Nigerian audience.

Parental Guidance On Television Viewership By Children In Uasin Gishu County In Kenya | Catherine Kafu  Charles Ochieng Ong'ondo  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Media Studies | Jun,2017
In this paper, we present findings of a study that investigated parents’ implementation of parental guidance (hereafter PG) of their children’s Television (TV) viewership in Kenya. TV remains one of the most preferred media by children and parents are expected to guide their children during viewership; yet, the nature of

Investigating The Water Quality Of The Odaw River Using Physico - Chemical Parameters | Judith Kafui Kemetse  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Public Health | Jun,2017
The physico-chemical and isotopic properties of water in the Odaw River catchment including some hand-dug wells and water from the unsaturated zone were assessed to ascertain the impact of human activities on the water quality and also to assess the vulnerability of ground water resources in the catchment. Samples were

Assessment On Determinants Of Gender Biases In Rural Agricultural Employment In Sub-saharan Africa: Literature Review | Farida Kassim Katuli  | Researchjournali's Journal Of Sociology | Jun,2017
This literature review explores the gender biases in agricultural employment where women farmers who are working in this sector are majority and are earning less income. The study used literature review in order to collect data of the gender biases in agriculture which continues to widen, more efforts are required

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