Sentence examples for expected rates of malaria from inspiring English sources

As it happened, we found higher than expected rates of malaria among older children who were ITN users.

This would not explain our results, however, since we would predict that older children who recently acquired an ITN would have the immunity of non-users, but the lowered exposure of an ITN user, and hence much lower than expected rates of malaria.

Average annual malaria mortality rates for 2008-2009 for children younger than five years of age were mapped by UNHCR site and overlaid on estimated malaria endemicity based on P. falciparum parasite prevalence generated by the Malaria Atlas Project [ 12] to identify geographical trends and comparisons with expected rates.

Nigerian pregnant women are expected to have acquired immunity due to the high endemic and transmission rates of malaria except the placental form, which they never encounter until they are pregnant.

More than 60 million people, mainly in Africa, would be exposed to higher rates of malaria.

Leah Feldman, a nurse working with Médecins Sans Frontières, said there were high rates of malaria and appalling hygiene conditions.

The combination of inadequate expertise and sometimes the vague symptomatology that characterizes malaria, exponentially increase the morbidity and mortality rates of malaria.

Yet rates of malaria transmission are falling with the use of bed nets – Long Lasting Insecticide Treated Nets (LLINs) in particular are proving key to preventing the spread of malaria.

"WHO commends these countries while also highlighting the urgent need for greater investment in settings with high rates of malaria transmission, particularly in Africa.

That trial reported promising initial results in 2011, cutting rates of malaria by half in toddlers.

Monsoons bring regional floods and cause escalating rates of malaria and waterborne diseases.