Sentence examples for net interventions from inspiring English sources

Although the T90 and bed net interventions were not able to interrupt transmission, alone or in combination, both reduced the number of fever episodes, and to a lesser extent, the EIR compared to baseline (Figure 3).

The relative benefits of the interventions on morbidity were found to be age specific, such that the relative reduction in fevers was larger in 0 3 year olds compared to >14 year olds for the T90, bed net, T90+bed net, MDA+T90 and MDA+T90+bed net interventions, whereas the MDA and MDA+bed net interventions had a larger relative impact in >14 year olds compared to 0 3 year olds (Figure 3).

Although Bangladesh has already set up effective social safety net interventions, the study suggests they should be expanded and better targeted towards areas where malnutrition and household food insecurity are most prevalent.

Other safety net interventions, such as sales at subsidized prices, food for work or cash for work activities, are also recommended, depending on the extent of food supply in specific areas.

In addition, as no extra resources as such will be provided for participating units, successfully carrying out NET interventions during the study will be proof of the feasibility of using NET with current resource and time constraints in these units.

He stayed in the set, courtesy of a kind net intervention and a loose Djokovic forehand, but he could not prevent his opponent holding to love and taking the first set in 41 minutes.

Considering fever, a bed net intervention with efficacy of 75% and 80% coverage had the same impact as a bed net intervention with 80% efficacy and ∼68% coverage.

The T90+bed net intervention could interrupt transmission in simulations with an initial EIR<7 (Figure 2).

Net intervention costs resulted negative in most of the left part of their distribution and, thus, IPTp-SP is likely to be a cost saving intervention.

IPTp-SP net intervention costs for 1000 pregnant women receiving the intervention were calculated as difference between intervention costs and health system costs for the treatment of malaria episodes averted.

For the bed net intervention, additional sensitivity analysis was performed in which the assumed reduction in mosquito exposure cause by a bed net was varied between 75 and 85%.