Sentence examples for malaria incidence data from inspiring English sources

The primary source of malaria incidence data was the 2008 WMR which reports data for 'fever with parasites', encompassing all vectors, for 2006 [10].

The presented analyses have used malaria incidence data over 18 months from a hospital-based survey and high-resolution satellite images of a holoendemic coverage area in the Ashanti Region, Ghana.

The ITNs use data were available from Week 5; therefore, the analysis involved malaria incidence data starting from Week 7.

Malaria incidence data were available for 143 of these children (aged 4 months to 14 years of age) for up to 15 years.

Annual malaria incidence data at the country level from 2006 to 2009 were analyzed for temporal trends, although only Kenya and Tanzania had data available beginning in 2006.

Information from the ACF and PACF was used to fit an autonomous null model, i.e., a model without covariates, of the malaria incidence data.

Instead, we focused on the seasonality of these patterns until longer data series of malaria incidence and climate data are available.

For years with missing months of incidence data, malaria incidence in the recorded months was compared with incidence in the same months in the reference year (April 2003 March 2004).

This analysis examines the association between adoption of artemisinin-based therapies and malaria incidence using a unique data set spanning two decades of malaria control where artemisinin scale-up was programmatically independent of changes to other interventions including ITN and IRS.

Although this study used country-level data, malaria incidence rates could both increase and decrease at the state or district level within a country in the same year or period.

Data on malaria incidence, mortality and case fatality were analyzed for three countries with data available between January 2006 and December 2007 (Ethiopia, Kenya and Tanzania) and nine countries with data available between January 2008 and December 2009 (Burundi, Chad, Cameroon, Ethiopia, Kenya, Sudan, Tanzania, Thailand, and Uganda).