Sentence examples for malaria distribution from inspiring English sources

Caminade, C. et al. Impact of climate change on global malaria distribution.

General information about conferences and workshops; plus "Publications," including 1st technical report and maps on malaria distribution and other demographic data.

As a vector-borne disease malaria distribution is strongly influenced by environmental factors.

Although the potential for eliminating malaria from major endemic regions of the African continent is not yet clear [1], there has been increasingly effective control in countries on the fringe of malaria distribution, including South Africa [2], [3] and neighbouring parts of Swaziland and Mozambique [3], as well as Eritrea [4].

Present-day malaria distribution (1960 2000).

There is a marked influence of mountainous areas on malaria distribution.

The use of a carefully selected suite of covariates to inform the prediction of risk is a departure from the current Malaria Atlas Project approach, with the exception of the use of urban-rural classification [ 2], but consistent with other approaches to modeling malaria distributions [ 5, 6, 15- 17, 35].

Unicef said it aims to address the most pressing needs, including preventing epidemics through vaccination campaigns, and reducing the risk of malaria through distribution of bed nets.

Local economic problems that are hampering prevention, an erratic malaria net distribution system, a risk of growing drug resistance; Mumias Sugar Company is a microcosm of the issues that make malaria the leading cause of death in Kenya.

Britain's promise to buy vaccines against HIV/AIDS and malaria for distribution in poor countries, which it hopes will provide the financial carrot necessary to get drug firms to develop them, is a potentially excellent use of an aid budget.Arguably the most worrying dispute among rich countries is over how to pay for the war on poverty.

However, in presence of malaria parasites distribution between clinical groups overlapped (PCT: median = 23.1 vs. 21.75 ng/ml, p = 0.825; CRP: median = 96.8 vs. 217.4 mg/l, p = 0.052).