Sentence examples for consistent with malaria from inspiring English sources

All 18 adults reported subjective fever, chills and other symptoms consistent with malaria in the two days prior to enrolment.

Samples were also collected during passive case detection in all volunteers presenting with symptoms consistent with malaria during the same observation period.

Blood smear intervals were decreased to every 8 12 hours if participants developed signs or symptoms consistent with malaria, until a diagnosis was established.

Malaria smears were prepared up to 8 times on Day 0, and then 4 times a day until 2 consecutive smears were negative for asexual parasites, then daily until discharge from the ward and then weekly on days 14, 21, 28, 35, and 42, and again if symptoms consistent with malaria appeared during follow-up.

These results are also consistent with malaria symptoms.

The most common study-related events were headache, malaise, fatigue, and arthralgia, all symptoms consistent with malaria.

Isolates were collected as part of malaria treatment studies from adults and children 5 years of age or greater presenting with symptoms consistent with mild malaria including fever, chills, and headache, and a positive malaria blood smear [25].

18, 33, 34, 37 The findings from 14 studies in which CHWs delivered other child health services in addition to malaria CCM were consistent with the malaria-only programs in terms of achieving high adherence to malaria CCM algorithms, both presumptive and confirmed (Supplemental Table 2).

Bandarban in Bangladesh is located in a frontier zone close to the Myanmar border, which may explain higher rates of malaria compared with other sites in Bangladesh; this is consistent with WHO malaria mapping for Bangladesh (37).

DOHMH and HHC are also evaluating the patient for other causes of illness, as these symptoms can also be consistent with salmonella, malaria, or the stomach flu.

This was consistent with decreased malaria prevalence (2∼6%) during the low transmission season in Kuhalong, Bandarban – adjacent districts [7] where the prevalence had been 27% in 2007 [Building resources across community (BRAC) and International Centre for Diarrhoeal Disease Research, Bangladesh's (ICDDR,B) unpublished report].