• Quantifying seasonal population fluxes driving rubella transmission dynamics using mobile phone data 

  Wesolowski, Amy; Metcalf, C. J. E.; Eagle, Nathan; Kombich, Janeth; Grenfell, Bryan T.; Bjørnstadi, Ottar N.; Lessler, Justin; Tatem, Andrew J.; Buckee, Caroline O. (Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, 2014-12-11)

  Changing patterns of human aggregation are thought to drive annual and multiannual outbreaks of infectious diseases, but the paucity of data about travel behavior and population flux over time has made this idea difficult ...
• Immunization coverage and its determinants among children aged 12 - 23 months in a peri-urban area of Kenya 

  Maina, Lilian Chepkemoi; Karanja, Simon; Kombich, Janeth (The Pan African Medical Journal, 2013-01-02)

  Introduction: The institutionalization of strong immunization services over recent years has ensured that today more than 70% of the worlds' targeted population is reached. In Kenya, approximately 77% of children aged ...
• Automorphisms of Zero Divisor Graphs of Square Radical Zero Commutative Unital Finite Rings 

  Mude, Lao Hussein; Oduor, Owino Maurice; Onyango, Ojiema Michael (Journal of Advances in Mathematics, 2020)

  There has been extensive research on the structure of zero divisors and units of commutative finite rings. However, the classification of such rings via a well known structure of zero divisors has not been done in general. ...
• Classification of Units of Five Radical Zero Completely Primary Finite Rings with Variant Orders of Second Galois Ring Module Generators 

  Were, Hezron Saka; Oduor, Maurice Owino; Gichuki, Ndiritu (Asian Research Journal of Mathematics, 2022)

  Let R be a commutative completely primary finite ring with a unique maximal ideal Z(R) such that (Z(R))5 = (0); (Z(R))4 ̸= (0). Then R/Z(R) ∼= GF(p r ) is a finite field of order p r . Let R0 = GR(p kr, pk ) be a ...
• Units of Commutative Completely Primary Finite Rings of Characteristic pn 

  Oduor, Owino Maurice; Onyango, Ojiema Michael; Mmasi, Eliud (International Journ. of Algebra, 2013)

  The characterization of the group of units of any commutative ring has not been done in general, and previous studies have restricted the classes of rings or groups under consideration. In this work, we deter mine the ...
• Molecular characterization of enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli toxins and colonization factors in children under five years with acute diarrhea attending Kisii Teaching and Referral Hospital, Kenya 

  Kipkirui, Erick; Koech, Margaret; Ombogo, Abigael; Kirera, Ronald; Ndonye, Janet; Kipkemoi, Nancy; Kirui, Mary; Philip, Cliff; Roth, Amanda; Flynn, Alexander; Odundo, Elizabeth; Kombich, Janeth; Daud, Ibrahim (Tropical Diseases, Travel Medicine and Vaccines, 2021)

  Enterotoxigenic Escherichia coli (ETEC) is one of the leading causes of infectious diarrhea in children. There are no licensed vaccines against ETEC. This study aimed at characterizing Escherichia coli for ETEC enterotoxins ...
• The role of universities in implementation of new curricula: The case of integrated approach in the teaching of English in Kenya 

  Rotumoi, Joseph; Kandagor, Jacqueline (Baraton Interdisciplinary Research Journal, 2016)

  Since its introduction in 2002, the integrated approach of teaching English at secondary level is an innovation that has received little praise and a lot of blame as the poor performance of the subject continues to occupy ...
• An Analysis of the Extent to which the Government Policies affect the Academic Performance of Learners in Public Primary Schools in Matete Sub County, Kakamega County Kenya. 

  Rotumoi, Joseph; Cherui, Rodgers; Pepela, Sammy (Elixir International Journal, 2019)

  The performance of pupils at the Kenya Certificate of Primary Education in public schools in Kenya remains a challenge since the number of pupils performing poorly is still high. In Matete Sub County, the performance of ...
• Perception of Various Stakeholders on the Re-Entry Policy of Teenage Mothers to School in Bungoma County, Kenya 

  Cherui, Rodgers G; Rotumoi, Joseph (Elixir International Journal, 2019)

  The relationship between the girl’s education and economic development has received a worldwide attention for quite sometimes. A number of global organization have been formed to address the issue of girl’s education. ...
• Reconstructing Academic Literature Review and Writing: A Paper on Graduate Student Research 

  Laban A, Mak’obila; Wafula, Lona; Rotumo, Joseph (Journal of Research in Humanities and Social Science, 2021)

  Literature review and writing form the basis of research to which it is indispensable. Its systematic process however, remains mysterious, complex and problematic especially to postgraduate students most of whom undertake ...
• Methods used to assess learners in English reading comprehension skills for effective communication in Public Primary Schools in Keiyo North Sub-County, Kenya. 

  Rotumoi, Joseph; Orgut, Thyline T (Journal of Humanities And Social Science (IOSR-JHSS), 2020-07)

  Reading comprehension is one of the most important skills for learners not only in English language learning but also in other school subjects in the school curriculum.The inability of the pupils to read and comprehend ...
• Applying Margaret Newman’s theory of health as expanding consciousness to psychosocial nursing care of HIV infected patients in Kenya 

  Macharia, Kamau Simon; Rotich, Rose Jelagat; Mwembe, David Juma (American Journal of Nursing Science, 2014-11-10)

  Margaret Newman’s Theory of Health as Expanding Consciousness is considered a grand nursing theory, she described a process of becoming more of oneself, of finding greater meaning in life, and of reaching new dimensions ...
• Applying Florence Nightingale’s Model of Nursing and the Environment on Multiple Drug Resistant Tuberculosis Infected Patients in the Kenyan Setting 

  Kamau, Simon M; Rotich, Rose J; Cheruiyot, Brigid C; Ng’eno, Lily C (Open access library journal, 2015-08-26)

  Nurses in many resource limited settings have mostly used the medical model which failed to an- swer many of their concerns in managing tuberculosis infected patients. Florence Nightingale’s Model of Nursing and the ...
• Music the loaded weapon :War metaphor and ethnicity in Kenyan songs 

  Anudo, Cellyne N A; Awuor, Quin E (Journal of language , technology and entrepreneurship in Africa, 2018)

  Songs are a means through which artists commune with their audience not only for entertainment purposes but also when they intend to engage them intellectually on matters that are of concern socially, morally, spiritually ...
• A Conceptual Analysis of Love Metaphors in Selected Dholuo Popular Music 

  Anudo, Cellyne N; Kodak, Benard (International Journal of innovative reseach and development, 2017-03)

  Conceptual metaphors had for a long time remained unnoticed until the advent of the famous study by Lakoff and Johnson (1980), “Metaphors We Live By”. Love is an emotional experience that elicits a lot of source domains ...
• Cross-Cultural Communications – The Challenges of Translation and Interpretation of the Local Language Policy in Education in Kenya 

  Awuor, Elizabeth Q; Anudo, Cellyne A (International Journal of Humanities and Social Science Review, 2019-02)

  Language is a key pillar that drives a nation to achieve success in varied fronts. It is fundamental to communication and through it different real life situations are examined and interpreted. The use of local languages ...
• Conceptual metaphor and image schema representations of cancer-related deaths of selected prominent Kenyan personalities in the print media 

  Anudo, Cellyne; Kodak, Benard (Nairobi Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences, 2020-07-01)

  Conceptual metaphors pervade everyday conversations but are used unconsciously. A sample of metaphorical expressions used to express the abstract entity death was collected from two local dailies that is, The Daily ...
• Misogynistic Discourse: A Case Study of Fish Trade in Homabay County 

  Anudo, Cellyne; Awuor, Quin E (Imperial Journal of Interdisciplinary Research (IJIR), 2016)

  Language plays a major function in begetting and propelling the principles of power, social relations and gender. The gendered roles allotted to males and females are not only overtly stated but they are also enshrined ...
• Benga meets Ohangla: An analysis of animal metaphors used in selected Dholuo political songs 

  Anudo, N Cellyne; Awuor, Elizabeth Q (International Journal of Science, Arts and Commerce, 2017-02)

  Music, a vehicle through which communication takes place, reaches a wider audience as compared to other channels of oral communication. The artist, who is the conveyer of the message, may employ various devices to ensure ...
• Improving Technical and Vocational Education and Training in Kenya for Sustainable Development 

  Anudo, Nelly C; Awuor, Elizabeth Q (Journal of Language, Technology & Entrepreneurship in Africa, 2020)

  The quality of workforce that a country produces determines the progress that it makes eco- nomically, socially and politically. Technological advancement has influenced the decisions that employers make with regard to ...

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