"bed net" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it in many contexts, for example: "The mosquito net hung above the bed provided a safe and comfortable environment for sleeping."
Bed net and ITN use were defined as reportedly sleeping under a bed net or ITN the previous night, respectively.
The bed net usage still remains low among this population.
Maintained and updated a monthly report on bed net access and use in 44 countries.
Or one insecticide-treaded bed net to a child in Africa to fight Malaria.
But many of those bed net manufacturers employ 10 or 15 people.
To measure bed net use, mothers were asked whether or not they slept under a bed net.
Secondary outcomes were overall bed net and ITN ownership of households, total number of bed nets, and bed net use.
Incomplete killing by the insecticides due to bed net deterioration (or resistance in the mosquito population) results in a requirement for greater bed net coverage.
Considering fever, a bed net intervention with efficacy of 75% and 80% coverage had the same impact as a bed net intervention with 80% efficacy and ∼68% coverage.
LLIN ownership and bed net treatment was merged into a single variable as 'treated bed net or LLIN ownership' and analyzed.
