Sentence examples for small malaria from inspiring English sources

It is important to note that the peak of imported cases in 2012 was largely due to Oman, which has been battling small malaria outbreaks since 2007 related to importation of parasites.

Photographs of the wave that breaks near the village would later be splashed across the surf magazines, putting the spot on the world surfing map, but at that time it was known only to a small, malaria-ridden band.

A small online malaria journal based in the Netherlands wants to turn that situation on its head.

The advent of several new mouse strains with genetic immune deficiencies has greatly benefited the development of a small laboratory malaria model, and results have shown that such a model is indeed both achievable and useful [6], [7], [8], [9], [10].

For pregnant women and small children, malaria is devastating.

Organized agriculture and its geographical spread resulted in increase of population densities and human movements that permitted the persistence and spread of "civilization pathogens," such as measles, small pox, malaria, and so forth, which transmit rapidly from one person to another, often resulting in death of the infected person (Fiennes 1978; McNeill 1989; Diamond 1997, 2002).

Malaria drugs are also being provided to health centres to ensure pregnant women and small children with malaria are correctly treated.

Dr. Kochi's new policies and abrasive style have stirred the small world of malaria experts.

Doing so would decrease the size of an already small population of malaria vectors and likely would delay the explosive increase in population size recorded in the larger inland village with the rains.

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].

In the early 1970s, preventive uni-purpose programmes were launched to control malaria, small pox and other epidemic diseases.