Sentence examples for some malaria from inspiring English sources

Some malaria mosquitoes that have been sprayed in huts have a habit that reduces their exposure to DDT so drastically as to make them virtually immune.

Most of the drugs which increase nightmares also increase either general anxiety (some malaria meds) or vivid dreaming in general (antidepressants).

Then we had shopping to do — some last-minute first aid supplies, some malaria medicine, food for a month or so, and other odds and ends that are difficult to get at home or hard to transport.

Scientists may soon be able to predict some malaria outbreaks by monitoring sea surface temperatures.

This spurred hopes that effective new drugs could be easily developed--and objections from some malaria researchers who thought the pathogen was more complex.

Some malaria specialists have expressed concern that the complexities and potential costs of deploying this first vaccine when it only provides partial protection make it less attractive and more risky.

These are the infections that humans acquire from other animals; the most notorious recent example is HIV/Aids, but they encompass a huge range of viruses, bacteria and parasites, including Ebola, some malarias and Q fever.

The Stockholm Convention included a provision for DDT use in malaria control and, as such, it continues to be used in some malaria-endemic countries, including South Africa.

We might have missed some malaria-positive cases, e.g., if persons bought antimalarial drugs directly from drug vendors and/or preferred self-treatment.

The occurrence of simian malaria in human has signified the roles of wild primate populations in disease transmission in some malaria-endemic areas.

Some malaria-affected households, or even nearby malaria-unaffected households, particularly those uncovered by IRS and ITNs/LLINs are of interest.