Sentence examples for malaria prevalence data from inspiring English sources

We found no significant correlation of the Hp2 allele with any pathogen diversity index, including malaria prevalence (data not shown).

Virtually, the sources of most malaria prevalence data are usually health centers, and such reports of malaria cases restricted to people seeking treatment for their illness.

Our population-based malaria prevalence data from a village in the Kakamega district (elevation 1,450 1,580 m) indicate that children (1 4 years of age) have the highest malaria prevalence and parasite density, a condition similar to that seen in the holoendemic lowlands.

To avoid compounding effects of repeated sampling, the low transmission season was represented by samples collected in April, while the high transmission season was represented by the June samples; based on a consideration of both the usual malaria transmission patterns in the area [ 17], and our monthly malaria prevalence data.

Malaria endemicity classifications of low (≤ 5%), moderate (6-39%), and high (≥ 40%) based on malaria prevalence data at baseline or the control group in children 2-10 years of age were based on the mapping criteria proposed by the Malaria Atlas Project (Hay 2008).

Advances in model based geo-statistics and malaria parasite prevalence data assemblies provide unique opportunities to redefine national Plasmodium falciparum risk distributions.

There was clustering of overall clinical malaria attacks by school which corresponded with baseline malaria prevalence at respective schools (data not shown).

The World Bank team compiled data for Ghana and Pakistan as two illustrative examples, quantifying mortality from pneumonia/acute lower respiratory illness, diarrhea, and malaria as well as prevalence data for diarrhea and malnutrition.

This cross-sectional survey provides point prevalence data on malaria in these thirteen malaria endemic districts.

Data on malaria prevalence were gathered to guide and evaluate programmatic efforts.

Given the paucity of baseline data on malaria prevalence, and the need to set prevention priorities and monitor program effectiveness, the Mentor Initiative conducted two community-based malaria prevalence surveys in tsunami-affected subdistricts of Aceh Province in 2005 and 2006.