Sentence examples for long lasting treated from inspiring English sources

The objective of the trial was to assess the effect of tailored training of the heads of the households on the use of long lasting treated nets (ITN) on the burden of malaria in vulnerable groups.

Given the constraints of IRS, it is worth further exploring the use, effect and impact of insecticide treated materials, particularly long lasting insecticide treated clothes and ITNs.

In addition UNICEF has distributed 732,000 long lasting insecticide treated nets over the last two years in malaria prone districts across Somalia.

In order to know whether this protective effect of DEX might be long lasting we treated pancreatic cancer cells with DEX in the presence or absence of gemcitabine.

To protect children from malaria, long lasting insecticide treated bed nets will be distributed to every child under the age of five and to all pregnant women in Lofa, Grand Gedeh, and Maryland counties.

There are talks between the firm and universities in Canada about developing technology that could use pyrethrum to replace synthetic pyrethroids on Long lasting Insecticide-treated Mosquito nets.

The high performance achieved by the passive treatment system at Mina Esperanza demonstrates that this innovative treatment design is a simple, efficient and long lasting remediation option to treat highly polluted acid mine drainage.

An immediate shift to nets treated with long lasting insecticide would clearly be the best way forward, and this process is actively underway.

After adjusting for the proportion of nets in use that were not long lasting, an estimated 5.5 to 6.3 million long-lasting treated nets would be required to achieve universal coverage in 2010 in Kenya in at-risk areas compared with 16.4 to 18.1 million nets if not restricted to areas of greatest malaria risk.

In addition, all participants were provided with a bed net treated with long lasting insecticide and their parents or guardians were instructed in its use.

This issue has been recognised by the Ministry of Health and Social Welfare in its 2008-2012 proposal to the Global Fund Rolling Continuation Channel, which includes provision for mass distribution of free nets treated with long lasting insecticide to all children under 5 years.