Sentence examples for mosquito nuisance from inspiring English sources

Humans living close to these wetlands express concerns about future mosquito nuisance situations, and request the necessary distance between human occupation and wetlands to avoid such problems.

Culex pipiens quinquefasciatus is an important vector of Bancroftian filariasis and arboviruses worldwide and represents the main mosquito nuisance in urban environments [1], [2].

We also controlled for other potential confounders such as the starting level of net ownership and the level of mosquito nuisance in the district.

When asked (without prompting), "What methods do you know that can be used to prevent mosquito nuisance?" 80% of respondents mentioned bednets, 75.5% mentioned indoor residual spraying (IRS) and 65% mentioned repellents as methods for controlling mosquitoes.

In the 1940s, the presence of malarial mosquitoes and associated malaria transmission risk was studied at several locations in Belgium (Rodhain & van Hoof, 1942, 1943; Rodhain & Van Mechelen, 1944); and, during the early 1950s, mosquito nuisance was investigated around the city of Antwerp (Wanson, 1952).

The use of bednets has been linked to the densities of non-vector Culex sp. mosquitoes but such nuisance mosquitoes appear to be, if anything, less abundant in Kilombero than in the urban Dar es Salaam where this relationship was described [ 101].

For nearly 20 years from the start of the Premier League City were a mosquito-grade nuisance for United's champions who between 1993 and 2000 won eight derby matches in a row.

Because of endemic SLEV and western equine encephalomyelitis virus (WEEV, Alphavirus, Togaviridae) transmission and nuisance mosquito problems, California residents have supported special local mosquito and vector control districts that currently protect ca. 33.9 million people (88% of the state's population) over a combined area of ca. 166,107 km.

These results indicate that LDI indices are useful in predicting the distributions of disease vectors or other nuisance mosquito species across broad geographic areas.

The most potent strain, B. sphaericus 2362, which is the active ingredient in the commercial product VectoLex®, together with another well-known larvicide Bacillus thuringiensis subsp. israelensis, is used to control vector and nuisance mosquito larvae in many regions of the world.

gambiae and the nuisance mosquito Cx. quinquefasciatus were analyzed further.