Sentence examples for established malaria from inspiring English sources

Rudy works as a law adviser for the Sumba Foundation, a nonprofit charity that has established malaria clinics and schools on the island and supplies clean water to villages.

Taken together, the results obtained from the Rane's test suggest that the chloroform fraction has therapeutic efficacy against established malaria parasite.

20, 44, 50 As Kalyango and others reported, it is possible that in many settings with an established malaria CCM program the CHWs are familiar with the signs, symptoms, and treatment of malaria, whereas legal permission to treat pneumonia at the community level is a more recent addition to their responsibilities.

As one of the top-ten malaria-affected provinces [ 10], Prachuap Khiri Khan acts as a sub-recipient and has established malaria posts for the proactive implementation of the GFM such that free-of-charge ACT focuses predominantly on the people who are infected within the endemic villages or malaria transmission areas.

In African malaria-endemic countries efforts are being done to establish malaria parasitological diagnosis as routine practice [27].

These studies relied on establishing malaria in mice by administering Plasmodium-infected red blood cells by the intraperitoneal route.

In 1998, WHO initiated the Roll Back Malaria RBMM) partnership with the United Nations Children's Fund (UNICEF), the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and the World Bank, thus establishing malaria control as a high priority.

The survey followed the established Zambia Malaria Indicator Survey (MIS) protocol for collecting data on household characteristics, women of reproductive age and their children.

It is however, well established that malaria and Lassa fever may coexist in the same individual [ 20].

Monocyte CD54, monocyte CD36, and platelet CD36 were determined in a blinded fashion by flow cytometry (Joint Clinical Research Centre, Kampala) according to previously published methods established for malaria patients (Cserti-Gazdewich et al, 2009, 2010; Dzik et al, 2010) measuring median fluorescence intensity (MFI) (Fig 3 in supporting information).

This study was carried out in three sites within the western Kenya highlands to establish whether malaria vector productivity differed among six common habitat types during the long rainy season which is the main malaria transmission period.