The phrase "a specific malaria" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a particular strain or type of malaria, distinguishing it from others.
Example: "In this study, we focus on a specific malaria that has shown resistance to common treatments."
Alternatives: "a particular malaria" or "a distinct malaria".
A demonstration scenario was created that is used to illustrate the model functionality and is not intended to estimate the impact of any specific malaria vaccine.
A similar result was obtained when a more specific malaria case definition was used (data not shown).
Use of fixed effect meta-analysis or a more specific malaria case definition which included a locally defined parasite threshold did not alter the results appreciably (data not shown).
Furthermore, during the first three months of follow up after the third vaccine dose the efficacy of RTS,S was between 40 and 70% for all trials (infants [5], cohort 1 (data not shown) and cohort 2 of children aged 1 to 4 years, and adults [1]), irrespective of age or transmission intensity, when using a highly specific malaria case definition.
As a result of the specific malaria research goals of MTC, the questionnaires presented in this work is not the full MIS, because it does not include a women's questionnaire; knowledge, attitude, and practices (KAP) questions, etc.
From this, we conclude that women in their first pregnancy are able to mount a phagocytic antibody response to pregnancy specific malaria parasites that may be important for subsequent pregnancies, and that this response can be severely modulated in the presence of HIV.
However, to determine the effectiveness of individual or collective anti-vector measures, it would be useful to develop new indicators that can measure the kinetic variations of individual exposure to specific malaria vectors within a population.
Some maps have incorporated the topography to indicate specific malaria risk, depending on elevation, which is a nice feature.
This decrease reflects a compositional shift in visits away from the general "other reason" to the more specific "malaria treatment" category.
Those who test positive receive a seven-day treatment, paid for by the government, which includes rehydration drinks to combat vomiting and diarrhoea, and pills that target the specific malaria parasite they've been infected with - vivax or falpicarum.
