Sentence examples for mapping of malaria from inspiring English sources

The detailed mapping of malaria infections in these quarters at high-risk is therefore a matter of urgency, to guide targeted interventions and studies [ 48, 49].

Several key variables were used in the descriptive mapping of malaria case-patients: case-control status, parasite species, and age and sex of participant.

This mapping of malaria risk makes it possible to orient control programs, treating the high-risk zones identified as a matter of priority, and to improve the planning of intervention trials or research studies on malaria.

Across Africa, linking the mapping of malaria risk to strategic plans is not as frequent as it should be, with only five countries using mapped malaria epidemiology to definitions of appropriate intervention within their national strategic plans or applications to the Global Fund.

Such a framework can be applied just as successfully in the context of pathogens and their vectors as with macroorganisms (Peterson et al., 2011) and has already been applied to the mapping of malaria vectors (Sinka et al., 2010, 2010, 2011) and dengue (Bhatt et al., 2013).

A new global map of malaria incidence suggests that 50% more people are suffering from the disease than previously thought.

Their first effort was to create a current-day world map of malaria endemicity that is, a map of the degree and extent of risk for the disease.

The most recent world map of malaria was created in 1968, and funding agencies today are left guessing where their dollars are needed most.

The regression model was refined using kriging for spatial interpolation thus producing a map of malaria prevalence.

[11] produced a climatic suitability map of malaria transmission in sub-Sahara Africa, but this was based only on biological constraints of temperature and rainfall on malaria parasite and vector development.

It would seem logical if we want to keep updating the global map of malaria.