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A comparison between fingerprint and dental concordant characteristics

Phillips V.M. Scheepers C.F. (1990)

Twelve concordant characteristics are used in fingerprint identification. The South African courts of law are prepared to accept 7 concordant characteristics as being 'beyond reasonable doubt' in the case of finger, hand ...
A dual SQUID linearization concept using a phase modulation scheme

Basso V.G. Perold W.J. Lourens J.G. (1998)

A critical control system evaluation is presented of basic flux-locked loop systems. The development of a new superconducting quantum interference device (SQUID) linearization method is then described, where no magnetic ...
A first for tuberculosis research in South Africa: Whole-genome sequence of the South African Mycobacterium tuberculosis strain F11 released

Victor T. (2005)

[No abstract available]
A South African national database in cardiothoracic surgery

Linegar A. Smit F. Stroebel A. Schaafsma E. (2010)

This article aims to update South African cardiothoracic surgeons on the developmental progress of the national database in cardiac and thoracic surgery and to encourage participation in this most important endeavour.
Atrial fibrillation - An old problem and an old solution

Whitelaw D.A. (1992)

[No abstract available]
Biocomplexity and climate change: A new capacity building research programme at Marion Island

Chown S.L. Mercer R.D. (2002)

A capacity building programme for climate change research at the Prince Edward Islands has recently been established with funds provided by the United States Agency for International Development. The programme, led by the ...
Bioengineering beans for phosphate-deficient soils in southern Africa

Viktor A. Cordero-Otero R. Valentine A. (2003)

APPROXIMATELY EIGHT SPECIES OF SOUTHern African legumes are currently used as sustainable food crops. Biotechnology has the potential to improve the productivity of growing these plants by small-scale farmers who cannot ...
Boraginaceae. The taxonomic status of Lobostemon horridus

Buys M.H. Van Der Walt J.J.A. (1997)

[No abstract available]
Cancer. Approaching a universal molecualr mechanism?

Ricketts M.H. (1990)

Accumulating evidence strongly suggests that cancer is a genetic disease, arising from mutations in DNA. These mutations alter the function or synthesis of two groups of proteins, which are the products of either proto-oncogenes ...
Children and tuberculosis: Protecting the next generation?

Donald P.R. (1999)

[No abstract available]
Clinical staging of HIV/AIDS in infants and children

Reuter H. (2006)

[No abstract available]
Co-occurrence of schizophrenia and obsessive compulsive disorder : a literature review

Emsley, R. A. Stein, D. J. Oosthuizen, P. (1999)

[No abstract available]
Diagnosis and management of tuberculous meningitis in HIV-infected pediatric patients

Rowe J.S. Shah S.S. Marais B.J. Steenhoff A.P. (2009)

[No abstract available]
Diarrhoea and malnutrition

Nel E.D. (2010)

The relationship between diarrhoea and malnutrition is bidirectional: diarrhoea leads to malnutrition while malnutrition aggravates the course of diarrhoea. Many factors contribute to the detrimental effect of diarrhoea ...
Ear-invading Arthropoda: Results of a preliminary South African survey

Londt J.G.H. Kroukamp G. (2004)

[No abstract available]
Educational ideas and lessons learnt

Morris G. Van Rooyen M. Van Deventer C. Conradie H.H. Moosa S.A.H. Smith S. Derese A. De Maeseneer J. (2005)

[No abstract available]
Evaluation systems of family medicine trainees in Belgium

Van Rooyen M. Van Deventer C. Conradie H.H. Moosa S.A.H. Morris G. Smith S. Derese A. De Maeseneer J. (2005)

[No abstract available]
Family medicine, primary health care and HIV medicine - A 'new' clinical speciality and its role in the South African HIV pandemic

Hagemeister D.T. (2009)

Context: Because of the extent of the HIV pandemic, but also due to some specific historical conditions, HIV medicine has evolved as a field of its own in South African medicine. With the massive scale of the roll-out of ...
First record of a late cretaceous-palaeocene tenebrionid from southern Africa

Geertsema H. Van den Heever J.A. (2000)

[No abstract available]
Impacts of invasive alien plants on Red-Listed South African dragonflies (Odonata)

Samways M.J. Taylor S. (2004)

This paper gives an overview of the threats to dragonflies (including damselflies) (Odonata), globally and nationally Red-Listed by the IUCN, In South Africa. All the globally Red-Listed species are endemic to South Africa. ...