Sentence examples for general malaria from inspiring English sources
In general, malaria increased during the first decade of the eradication efforts in the 1950s in the Americas, probably associated with improved case detection and reporting.
In general, malaria is responsible for the high rate of maternal health burden, absenteeism among school children, impoverishment, reduction in work productivity and capacity.
In general, malaria in the study area also showed marked seasonality as more than 75% of clinical cases occurred in less than 6 months over the two years study period.
33 This finding suggests that, where ITN distribution forms part of the basis for general malaria control, it may be reasonable to discontinue IPTp and continue high ITN coverage as one strategy to avert MIP.
Consequently, the PHMRC dataset is not particularly useful in terms of validating VA in general for malaria.
In general, simian malaria is not included in the differential diagnosis of human infections, which could partly stem from lack of awareness about the zoonotic potential of these parasites.
Health problems and communicable diseases which evolve over the course of a flood (and disasters in general) include malaria, diarrhoea, and respiratory diseases, as well as stress reactions and mental health disorders.
Despite the high level of general knowledge on malaria, the use of appropriate malaria preventive measures was low in our study setting.
Mathematical models allow us to combine this data with our knowledge of the general processes of malaria transmission to understand and predict effects of malaria control in multiple settings.
Most (71.4%) women had medium general knowledge on malaria while only eightpercentt of them had good knowledge on malaria in pregnancy.
33 Though both time-series and generalized Poisson log-linear modeling showed some valuable information about ITNs on the general picture of malaria epidemiology, both modeling approaches used a crude way of assessing link between ITNs and falciparum malaria infection.
