Maina, Faith (PhD)
Lecturer, School Of Agriculture And Biotechnology, University Of Eldoret
Extending Technology Acceptance Model To Predict Innovation In Micro And Small Food Manufacturing Enterprises In Kenya
Food processing is one of the manufacturing sectors that is propagated to feed the steady growing population and other current economic development challenges such as poverty, job supply, healthy lifestyles, globalization and competitive entrepreneurship in food value chain. How food processing innovations are affected by Micro and Small Entrepreneurs’ (MSEs’) perceived ease of use, perceived usefulness and attitude towards acceptance

P.O Maina
Department Of Mathematics, Laikipia University, P.o. Box 1100, Kenya
Weyl`s Spectrum And Quasisimilarity Of Dominant, M-hyponormal And Biquasitriangular Operators
In this paper our tasks is twofold: First we investigate the conditions under which two quasi-similar dominant and biquasitriangular operators having Durnford`s property (C) have equal Weyl spectrum and under which quasisimilar M-hyponormal operator without property (C) have equal Weyl spectrum. Secondly we look at the possibility of which above classes of operators being quasi-similarity invariant.

P. O. Maina
School Of Mathematics, University Of Nairobi, P.o Box 30197, Nairobi, Kenya
Weyl Spectrum And Quasisimilarity Of W-hyponormal Operators
The task of looking for conditions under which two quasisimilar operators have equal spectra or essential spectra is quite evident in the extant literature of operator theory. However the case of equality of Weyl spectra for such operators is often overlooked. In this paper we strive to fill this gap by considering mainly the class of w- hyponormal operators and

P. O. Maina
School Of Mathematics, University Of Nairobi, P.o Box 30197, Nairobi, Kenya
Weyl's Spectrum And Quasisimilarity Of Dominant Operators
In this paper our tasks is twofold: First we investigate the conditions under which two quasi-similar dominant operators say and have equal Weyl spectrum. Secondly we look at the possibility of some classes of operators being quasi-similarity invariant.

Lucy Maina (PhD)
Senior Lecturer, Kenyatta University, Department Of Sociology, Po Box 43844-00100, Nairobi, Kenya
Determinants Of Screening Patterns For Invasive Cervical Cancer Among Patients Attending Kenyatta National Hospital, Kenya
Background: Early diagnosis and improved therapeutic interventions are the two-fold most acclaimed management options for cervical cancer. Screening patterns are different from developing countries, Kenya included where limited access to oncology screening facilities and stigma associated with cancer influence disease reporting and management. Objective: To examine the determinants of screening and diagnosis among cervical cancer patients attending Kenyatta National Hospital,

Susan Mugure Maina
Research Fellow - School Of Public Health And Applied Human Sciences, Department Of Environmental Health,
State Of Water Storage In African Cities: Assessing Constraints To Urban-water Harvesting In Sub-saharan Africa
Africa continent is a host to fastest growing cities in the world expedited by rural-urban migration, improved developmental infrastructure, entrepreneurship opportunities, and better communication networks. However, with this amplified growth of cities in Africa, the state of water storage and harvesting has been compelled. The existing water storage, harvesting, and management systems cannot keep up with this urbanization growth demand.

Edward Maina Andafu, PhD
Lecturer In Philosophy Of Education, Department Of Educational Foundations, Kenyatta University, P.o. Box 43844-00100, Nairobi,
A Critique Of Plato's Theory Of The State With Reference To The Role Of Education In Promoting Social Equality In Kenya
Plato's theory of the state visualizes an ideal state (polis) comprising three classes of people: the producers, auxiliaries and philosopher-kings. The lowest class (producers) makes the basic necessities needed for the society's survival while the auxiliaries defend the state against aggression. The highest class, philosopher-kings rule the state because they are the most educated. For Plato, education in society should

Maina. M
Department Of Agriculture Science And Technology, Kenyatta University, P.o Box, 43844-00100, Nairobi, Kenya
Incidence Of Potentially Toxigenic Fungi And Aflatoxin In Maize (zea Mays L.) Infected By Maize Lethal Necrosis Disease In Bomet, Narok And Nakuru Counties Of Kenya
Maize Lethal Necrosis Disease (MLND) is one of the most important biotic factors limiting maize productivity. MLND is believed to increase concomitant fungal infections that cause food poisoning in humans and livestock. This study aimed to establish the relationship between MLND and the associated fungal infections. Fifty four maize grain samples were obtained from three experimental sites in Bomet, Narok

Sheilah Nangena Maina, Bsc. Optom
Optometry And Vision Sciences, Masinde Muliro University Of Science And Technology, Kenya
Occurrence Of Accommodative Insufficiency Induced Asthenopia Among Computer Users At Masinde Muliro University Of Science And Technology
Purpose: The increased popularity of computers has seen an increase in asthenopic complaints among computer users. By partaking this study, we obliged to contribute immensely to the understanding of the various binocular anomalies especially accommodative insufficiency (AI) i.e reduced accommodative strength is the leading cause of asthenopic complaints such as headache, fatigue, tiredness during and or after computer use or

Peter Oyoo Maina
Lecturer, Laikipia University, Department Of Mathematics, P.o Box 1100-20300 Nyahururu, Kenya
Nilpotent As Algebraic Structure Dominant In Ring But Not In Integral Domain
It has been shown that in any nonzero commulative ring R,x ? R is nilpotent if x n = 0 for some n > 0 and all nilpotent elements in a nonzero ring are zero divisors but the converse is not necessarily true.In this paper we establish that in a nonzero ring R which 0 is the only zero

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