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Efficacy of ceiling-mounted mosquito nets for malaria vector control in a Peruvian Amazon riverine community: A stepped-wedge cluster randomized trial. [PDF]

open access: yesPLoS One
Quispe AM   +6 more
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Vector control: Introduction.

open access: yesBulletin of the World Health Organization, 2010
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Vector control: Discovery of Wolbachia in malaria vectors

Current Biology, 2021
Wolbachia bacteria are being widely released for suppression of dengue transmitted by Aedes mosquitoes. Walker, Quek, Jeffries and colleagues present robust evidence for natural Wolbachia infections in malaria-vectoring Anopheles mosquitoes, paving the way for new Wolbachia-based interventions.
Perran A, Ross, Ary A, Hoffmann
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Vectorized optoelectronic control

2020 Photonics North (PN), 2020
We demonstrate coherent control in a semiconductor using vector laser beams and laser beams tailored with spatial light modulators. We spatially map the resulting current vector distribution using optoelectronic detection.
Sederberg, S.   +6 more
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Vector control

1998
Abstract The origin of vector control dates from the 1970s with the work of Professor Leonhard [1] and his student Blaschke [2]. An earlier dissertation described work of a similar nature by Hasse [3] who was a student of Professor Joetten at TH Darmstadt. Originally the approach was referred to as ‘field oriented control’.
Yasuhiko Dote, Richard G Hoft
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Vector Control, Optimal Control, and Vector-Borne Disease Dynamics

2020
Abstract Understanding methods of vector control is essential to vector-borne disease (VBD) management. Vaccines or standard medical interventions for many VDBs do not exist or are poorly developed so disease control is focused on managing vector numbers and dynamics.
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Vector Control in Transportation Osteogenesis

Journal of Oral and Maxillofacial Surgery, 2005
To evaluate the ability to control vectors in the technique of transportation osteogenesis using 4 principles.Sixteen defects measuring approximately 30-180 mm were retrospectively evaluated. Vector control was attempted using a single or combination of the following principles: multiple linear vectors, exaggerated linear distraction ("sausage effect"),
Leslie B, Heffez, Michael, Kirton
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Control Systems with Vector Relays

Automation and Remote Control, 2019
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Utkin, V. I., Orlov, Yu. V.
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