Sentence examples for existing malaria from inspiring English sources

An effective malaria vaccine would complement existing malaria control strategies because it can be integrated in existing immunization programs easily.

The development of an effective malaria vaccine would be an important addition to existing malaria control strategies.

The mechanism by which IPTi works is not well understood: it is unknown whether the intermittent clearance of existing malaria infections (treatment effect) or the post-treatment prophylactic effect of long-acting drugs is more important [18].

Another potential application of this odor blend is to combine them with existing malaria control tools using push-pull strategies similar to those commonly practiced in agricultural pest management [26], [27].

Specifically, we describe the benefits of this program in terms of reduced malaria transmission and infection prevalence, considering local malaria epidemiology and seasonality, as well as the presence of existing malaria control measures such as ITNs, ceiling boards, and window screening and therapeutic drugs.

This study provides an expert panel view of key data points, but demonstrates a striking dispersion in expert opinion on the parameters which have a significant impact on most existing malaria treatment decision models and models of diagnosis of febrile disease in malaria-endemic countries.

The cost difference between a biologically targeted and a national coverage approach is substantial, at least 55 million United States dollars (US$) for commodities alone, assuming the current price of about 5 US$ per LLIN, highlighting the benefits of a more effective spatial targeting of intervention delivery based on existing coverage, malaria risk and population settlement.

Desai 2003 KEN defined clinical malaria as an axillary temperature of 37.5°C or higher with co-existing malaria parasitaemia.

Phylogenetic analyses incorporating other existing P. malariae and P. brasilianum sequences identified a single monphyletic clade, with no mutations differentiating them.

The existing mainstay of malaria therapy, artemisinin-containing combination therapies (ACT), has a questionable future given the recent documentation of artemisinin resistance in Southeast Asia (1 – 4).

The scouts were mainly drawn from among community-based health workers and already existing antimosquito and malaria organizations, most notably, PUMMA.