Sentence examples for frequency of malaria from inspiring English sources

The findings also extend to an earlier study that found a reduced frequency of malaria among H.I.V.-infected adults in Uganda who took the antibiotic and slept under bed nets.

Thus, gene frequencies for sickle cell will differ because of where an individual was born (and the frequency of malaria in that region) and might be the same for someone born in Africa and for someone born in the Mediterranean.

The severity and frequency of malaria episodes decrease with age in areas of high transmission.

The frequency of malaria confirmed by blood film microscopy at baseline was 3%.

It has also been observed that in all endemic areas the frequency of malaria infection is greater in pregnant women than in non pregnant women.

Overall, vaccination induced an increase in the frequency of malaria specific CD4+ and CD8+ lymphocytes in 16 out of 22 volunteers (73%) (Table 4).

The expected high frequency of malaria-HIV co-infected individuals who transmitted the HIV infection raises the possibility that parasitic diseases like malaria with high prevalence in Africa, may be playing a similar role to that of an STI like HSV-2 in terms of new HIV infections.

The highest frequencies of malaria appear during the dry season (September to December) in French Guiana (3 ), but no seasonality was described near the Brazilian border (4 ).

The frequency of severe malaria syndromes (cerebral malaria, severe malarial anemia and acidosis) differed between sites, as did the syndrome-specific mortality rates.

However, the duplication was present in a Papua New Guinea population with high malaria and a high frequency of deleterious malaria resistance genes (Hall et al., 2007).

Importantly, as the frequency of clinical malaria diminishes resulting from interventions that reduce malaria transmission, the development of NAI will also diminish or shift to older individuals.