MUT INSTITUTIONAL REPOSITORY
An Institutional Repository (IR) is a digital service that collects, preserves, and distributes digital material. It serves as the home for the intellectual output of MUT academic communities, and will ultimately include digital dissertations, faculty publications, digital special collections, open access publications, open educational resources and much more.
REPOSITORY COMMUNITIES
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Muyanga, M.; Otieno, Dennis; Jayne, T. S.
(2021-02)
One of the key drivers of youth migration of inequitable distribution of land which denies them access to work environment. Youths hold limited small land sizes even when they migrate and this limits there involvement in ...
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Mwangi, Benson
(2021-06)
Globally, wetlands have declined in area by over 50% since 1900, due to changes in land-use patterns, converting them into farmlands, human settlements, urban centers, and infrastructure development. Land-use changes also ...
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Kirui, Erick Cheruiyot; Luchemo, Elphas; Anapapa, Ayubu
(Asian Journal of Probability and Statistics, 2021)
Globally, infant mortality is used as an important indicator for healthcare status hence an important tool for evaluation and planning of public health strategies. Despite of numerous interventions by governments aimed at ...
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Maina, Juliana; Mathara, Julius Maina; Kikuvi, Gideon M; Wafula, Eliud
(American Journal of Food Science and Technology, 2021)
The use of drugs and antibiotics has increased the resistance of pathogenic bacteria in both animals and
humans. This has been a significant problem and therefore triggers the investigation of novel antimicrobial ...
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Maina, Juliana; Mathara, Julius Maina; Kikuvi, Gideon M; Wafula, Eliud
(Journal of Food Security, 2021)
Rampant use of antibiotics has increased resistance of pathogenic bacteria in both animals and humans.
This has triggered the investigation of novel antimicrobial agents produced by a bacterial strain of low virulence
with ...
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