Sentence examples for proportion of malaria from inspiring English sources

It exerts its influence through three clinical/epidemiological "mediators" (clonal multiplicity, the threat of infection, level of human immunity) which ultimately determine the dynamics of resistance via five "effector" variables: sexual recombination, intrahost dynamics, community drug use, proportion of malaria infections treated, and the number of parasites per host.

Of these visits, there was a significantly reduced proportion of malaria positive sick-visits among the HC than cases or CC.

The proportion of malaria incidence attributed to falciparum infection at the regional level is based on the 2008 WHO GBD study [1].

The proportion of malaria positive cases within a cluster where infection was documented ranged from 17% in 2000 to 67% in 2008.

Syrups and injectables were not collected, as they were responsible for a relatively small proportion of malaria treatments obtained from retail sector providers (less than 6% of treatments in one study in 3 rural Tanzanian districts) [9].

For each of these scenarios, we then investigated the impact of varying levels of drug resistance, transmission intensity, the timing of seasonal implementation and the proportion of malaria fevers which are effectively treated (Table 2).

The proportion of malaria-susceptible primigravid women did not change consistently over the time of the study.

The number of ACT courses averted were estimated by subtracting the actual ACT consumption in September 2007 December 2009 from the predicted consumption derived from the proportion of malaria-like fever cases treated with ACTs in January August 2007 (prior to RDT introduction).

The proportion of malaria-positive slides among febrile children in the PAEU declined in 2003 from the preceding 2 years, but no further reductions were observed after 2005.

However, there is a serious risk that achieving lasting health gains in a large proportion of malaria-endemic countries will fail because of a dependence upon LLINs of inadequate durability.

Current recommendations by the World Health Organization (WHO) on the universal use of microscopy or RDTs to confirm malaria diagnosis before treatment add urgency to the need to improve data collection and management from the community level of the health system, especially in light of increasing data demonstrating that a significant proportion of malaria-like fevers are caused by other causes.