• Techniques to control memory hogging by web browsers: an in-depth review 

  Kamau, Harun K.; McOyowo, O.; Okoyo, O.; Ratemo, C. (2018)

  The Web Browser is to date a popular piece of software in modern computing systems. They are the main interface for vast information access from the Internet. Browsers technologies have advanced to a stage where they do ...
• Contribution of community health volunteers in immunization uptake in Pokot South sub- county, Kenya 

  Lopar, Samuel K. (2020-11)

  Community Health Volunteers are key in increasing immunizations uptake. In Kenya, KDHS 2014 report indicates basic vaccination coverage reduced from 77% in 2008 to 71% in 2014 and the proportion of children who are fully ...
• Effects of mobile health technologies on uptake of routine growth monitoring among caregivers of children aged 9 to 18 months in Kenya 

  Nyang'echi, Edna N.; Osero, Justus (SAGE Publications, 2021)

  This study aimed at finding out the effects of mobile health (mhealth) technologies on uptake of Routine Growth Monitoring (RGM) among caregivers of children aged above 9 months in Kenya. This was a quasi-experimental ...
• Integration of cloud computing and service delivery in academic libraries with reference to South Eastern Kenya University 

  Guchacha, Joseph T. (2019)

  Cloud computing is one of the recent Internet related computing paradigms being implemented by academic libraries across the globe in bringing information services closer to their diverse and remote users. This leads to ...
• Optimal threshold determination for the maximum product of spacing methodology with ties for extreme events 

  Murage, Peter G.; Mung’atu, Joseph; Odero, Everlyne (Scientific Research Publishing Inc., 2019-06)

  Extreme events are defined as values of the event below or above a certain value called threshold. A well chosen threshold helps to identify the extreme levels. Several methods have been used to determine threshold so ...

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