Sentence examples for potential dengue from inspiring English sources

Studies have shown that such low-cost weather-based EWSs can help mitigate potential dengue epidemics in a timely manner.

38 These costs highlight the need to evaluate current and potential dengue control strategies in the Philippines.

9 As a result, effective low-cost early warning systems (EWSs) capable of predicting potential dengue outbreaks in a timely manner are critical to enhance decision-making.

Using high throughput docking screening for hydrophobic pocket ligands, a thiophene-pyrimidine molecule ("compound 6") was also identified as a potential dengue virus entry inhibitor.

Therefore, to curb potential dengue transmission, we strongly recommend reinforcing mosquito bite prevention among travelers or residents who are returning from dengue-endemic areas, or those who are living in dengue-competent or dengue-endemic hotspots.

The availability of this model will allow further investigation of the effect of different intervention strategies which target various stages of the transmission cycle, such as the effect of potential dengue vaccines, and may also assist with predicting the effect of the release of Wolbachia infected mosquitoes on the native mosquito population, as is currently occurring in Cairns [ 57].

Recombinant RC-1 exhibited significant inhibitory potential against dengue NS2B-NS3pro and reduced viral replication in Vero cells.

They included temperature effects over VC and predicted the potential global dengue spread using climate change scenarios for 2050.

Previous studies indicated that disulphide cyclic peptides have inhibition potential against dengue virus protease at different temperatures [ 15, 16].

53, 61, 65 This supports the notion that observed climatic changes, including increased average global temperature and increased humidity, theoretically increase the epidemic potential of dengue.

The epidemic potential of dengue virus is expected to increase in a number of major cities even with only a small increase in average temperature (26, 27), and new patterns of year round transmission occurring in some regions, including northern Australia (24).