Sentence examples for existing bed nets from inspiring English sources

Last month, the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, UNICEF, the UK's Department for International Development and the U.S. President's Malaria Initiative agreed to provide over 200 million nets in the next 12 to 18 months, which will replace 120 million existing bed nets and provide 80 million new ones.

The great majority of existing bed nets in households was bought in shops or at markets, with a significant increase over time (981/1249 vs. 1033/1408, p = 0.002).

In Bangladesh, we evaluated the effect of a community-based intervention with insecticide impregnation of existing bed-nets in reducing VL incidence.

We evaluated the effect of a community-based intervention with impregnation of existing bed-nets in reducing VL incidence in VL-endemic villages of subdistrict (upazila) Godagari, district Rajshahi, Bangladesh.

This discrepancy might be explained by the different delivery (commercial bed-net vs. existing bed-net impregnation) and coverage achieved (patchy villagewise vs. all villages in the area) by the intervention.

Strip off all existing bedding.

It is unlikely that any single method could completely eradicate any species of mosquito but the introduction of Oxitec's modified mosquitoes could combine with existing techniques such as bed nets and education to manage mosquito-borne diseases far more effectively than is being done presently.

The existing tools of insecticide-treated bed nets and treatment drugs require careful co-ordination and good health systems.

Existing strategies to combat malaria including insecticide-treated bed nets, indoor spraying of insecticides, and efforts to eliminate mosquito breeding sites such as stagnant water are not sufficient to eliminate the disease, according to Beier.

The findings of this study support the continuously decreasing trend of all-cause mortality in most of SSA, but call for more efforts to comprehensively address malaria with existing control tools such as insecticide-treated bed nets and effective first-line combination therapies.

In those countries, scaling up the use of existing tools for instance, blanketing the population with insecticide-treated bed nets and ensuring fast, free access to malaria drugs could have a huge payoff.