Sentence examples for amount of malaria from inspiring English sources

One potentially valuable explanatory variable for the load of malaria cases in a given year is the amount of malaria control measures provided to and administered by the DPRK.

One of the earliest methods used for estimation of the amount of malaria in a given locality is that of determining the proportion of person with a palpable enlargement of the spleen.

In Ethiopia, the amount of childhood malaria reported at clinics fell by 60% and the death rate halved within two years of the beginning of the mass-distribution programme.

Expression analyses were based on rank-normalized data, in order to avoid systematic variations between data sets due to differing amounts of input malaria mRNA.

Weekly mean values for temperature, relative humidity, DTR, duration of sunshine, rainfall amounts, and numbers of malaria cases were used to estimate the effect of climatic factors on P. vivax.

According to The Economist, the amount of money spent on malaria vaccine research worldwide in 1996 was about $60 million.

He'd lost a tremendous amount of weight fighting off malaria and looked almost skeletal.

The maximum amount of money spent on malaria treatment including associated costs of transport, diagnosis and hospital ward admission was USD 600.00 (∼Kes. 42,000.00 per person).

The results were remarkably similar to those presented, although there was evidence of a small amount of protection against clinical malaria lasting for an additional week after IPTi (i.e. into the seventh week after treatment rather than the sixth week).

In order to assess the situation, UNICEF supported a number of health centers in rural Guinea to evaluate the need implement awareness-raising activities to try and reduce the amount of children succumbing to malaria.

As well as amassing a vast amount of information about the distribution of malaria, the researchers also thought hard about the impact of the rapidly changing social and geographical landscape of Africa, ranging from urbanisation to changes in rainfall patterns.