Sentence examples for timing of malaria from inspiring English sources

During historical El Niño events (interannual time scale), the timing of malaria outbreaks does not change from the annual cycle, but the number of cases intensifies.

These findings are consistent with the timing of malaria interventions in the study area; 1997 is the year when the IHDSS produced the first set of mortality estimates and coincided with the time when a social marketing program for ITN was launched (19).

The period selected for each hospital was based on the timing of the malaria control scale-up and data availability.

There was no evidence of an interaction between treatment group and bednet use. Figure 3 shows the timing of first episodes of malaria in each group (logrank test: P<0.001).

Coming as it did when Terry and Lampard were both out injured, and Drogba was suffering the effects of malaria, the timing could not have been worse.

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 results from this comparative study suggest that timing of blood sampling following a malaria infection may be crucial for the detection of antigen-specific B cell responses in peripheral blood.

"I nearly died of malaria several times".

A significant proportion of women were not aware of the reasons for taking SP during pregnancy (35%), timing for SP (18%), and the effect of malaria on pregnancy (45.8%).

Secondary outcome variables were perceived causes of malaria, perceived treatment effects, and reported timing of perceived treatment effects.

The impact of a particular strategy on the malaria burden will depend on the age distribution and seasonal pattern of malaria in a particular situation, the number and timing of treatment courses, the age groups targeted, and the coverage achieved.