Sentence examples for conducted malaria from inspiring English sources

In 2010, Alexandra conducted malaria research in Sierra Leone with the NGO Global Minimum as well as development work in the Dominican Republic and Haiti with the NGO Children of the Border.

In Ghana, where the present study was conducted, malaria is prevalent during the entire year and accounts for about 32 42% of all outpatient admissions and for the major in-patient causes of death [18].

During World War II, American physicians conducted malaria research on German prisoners housed in prisons in Illinois (Harkness 1996).

We have conducted malaria epidemiology studies in the adjoining highland areas of Kipsamoite and Kapsisiywa, Nandi Hills District, Kenya, since 2003.

In 2009, during a field study in Senegal, he met another medical entomologist, Kevin Kobylinski, who was conducting malaria research.

This would allow institutions without the capability of rearing infectious mosquitoes to safely, and reliably conduct malaria challenge trials, and such a study is being planned.

We then showed that albitiazolium inhibits choline entry at each of these transport steps, while also affecting the enzymes conducting malaria PC synthesis.

This study used a pre- and post-test design to assess the impact of training and deploying internally displaced villagers to conduct malaria control interventions among IDPs.

FGDs with health workers revealed that although some were aware that drug shops were conducting malaria tests and had noticed a decline in the numbers of patients attending their facility for a malaria test, most knew little of these changes.

We thank Scott McClelland and Juma Shafi of the University of Washington for conducting qualitative RNA assays, Joyce Mwongeli at KEMRI-WTRP for conducting malaria PCR, and Francis Warui of the Akvo Foundation (Nairobi) for producing the supplemental map of the study area.

This trend could represent a decrease in the proportion of attendees with a malaria-like illness; alternatively, the facility might have reached its capacity to conduct malaria tests, and when that capacity was exceeded, patients were treated for malaria on the basis of a presumptive diagnosis.