Sentence examples for malaria intervention measures from inspiring English sources

The similar results regarding the effects of malaria intervention measures between Angola and Zambia were to be expected considering the similar coverage of ITNs among children younger than <img src="http://journals.plos.org/plosone/article/asset?id=info?doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0009322.e116.PNG" class= inline-graphic"/> years in the two countries ([15]).

There is also need for separate analysis of infant and child mortality when assessing the effects of malaria intervention measures on childhood mortality.

Under-five mortality rate in Kenya recently declined from 115 per 1000 live births in 2003 to 74 per 1,000 in 2008/9 and there are indications that the reduction can partly be attributed to the impact of malaria intervention measures [ 3].

The 2006 2007 Angola Malaria Indicator Survey (AMIS) is the first nationally representative household survey in the country assessing coverage of the key malaria interventions and measuring malaria-related burden among children under 5 years of age.

Additionally, to assess whether malaria intervention coverage was statistically different between measures of equity, we performed a simple Pearson's Chi-square test to determine differences in these outcome indicators by urban versus rural status, highest versus lowest wealth quintile, and use among male versus female children.

The 2008/9 Kenya Demographic and Health Survey (KDHS) data has no information on indoor residual spraying hence this study focuses on only three intervention measures: mosquito bed nets; treatment of pregnant women with anti-malaria drugs for prevention; and prompt treatment of children with fever using anti-malaria drugs.

As another mosquito-borne disease, the city is looking at how it can apply the malaria intervention toward dengue.

The sub models fitted contain only the malaria intervention variables.

We performed a blinded evaluation of the recently introduced Determine™ malaria pf test (Abbott, Laboratories, Japan) compared with microscopy and splenomegaly in children in epidemic prone areas of district Mandla to assess the impact of intervention measures.

The study suggested that asymptomatic malaria infections are not present which in turn encourages the ongoing malaria intervention efforts.

Malaria epidemics can also be caused by breakdown of malaria intervention programs and drug or insecticide resistance [ 12].