Search Results - "Subjectivity"

Exercise-induced Asthma (EIA) After Walking: a Case Report by Wekesa, Moni

“…Earlier tests using walking on other subjects had not produced such a result. It is therefore vital to teach asthmatics to monitor their pulmonary response at regular intervals to avert serious attacks in activities of daily living…”
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Challenges in regulation of biomedical research: The case of Kenya by Wekesa, Moni

“…History is full of examples of abuse of animal and human subjects for research. Several codes and instruments have been formulated to regulate biomedical research. …”
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The Effect of a Three Week Sports Training Programme on the Coordinative Ability of Asthmatic Children by Wekesa, Moni, Langhof, H

“…Coordination was measured using the Body Coordination Test for Children (BCTC) developed by Kiphard and Schilling in 1974. The subjects participated three times a week in a sports programme. …”
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Regulation of doping in sports: Implications for Kenya by Wekesa, Moni

“…This work made several key findings which include, firstly, that none of the authors on the subject of doping and or regulation of doping has considered anti-doping law. …”
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