32 research outputs found
Variance effective population size estimated by likelihood approximation.
*<p>ND represents “Not Determinable”.</p
Mixedness over time.
<p>Proportion of mixed infections decreased between 2007 and 2008. The error bars show 95% confidence interval of mean (±1.96 SE).</p
Temporal changes in population characteristics.
<p><b>A.. </b><b>Decreasing prevalence of unique parasite barcode profiles.</b> For every collection season, the number of samples with unique barcodes (grey) and the number of samples in each shared-barcode cluster (blue) are shown. <b>B.. </b><b>Ratio of shared vs. unique barcode profiles.</b> The proportion of samples residing outside of shared-barcode clusters is shown per year. The error bars show 95% confidence interval of mean (±1.96 SE).</p
Pattern of infections in children with undifferentiated fever.
<p>Pattern of infections in children with undifferentiated fever.</p
Seasonality, age, gender and general clinical and laboratory profile of Cases and Controls.
<p>Seasonality, age, gender and general clinical and laboratory profile of Cases and Controls.</p
Pattern of illnesses in febrile children with differentiated fever.
<p>Pattern of illnesses in febrile children with differentiated fever.</p
Prevalence of undifferentiated fever and contribution of LVD and malaria parasitaemia to undifferentiated fever in Cases with febrile versus non-febrile convulsions.
<p>Prevalence of undifferentiated fever and contribution of LVD and malaria parasitaemia to undifferentiated fever in Cases with febrile versus non-febrile convulsions.</p
Presenting features in children with LVD versus children with other infections.
<p>Presenting features in children with LVD versus children with other infections.</p
Association between the prevalence of LVD and age, gender, season, and clinical status on presentation.
<p>Association between the prevalence of LVD and age, gender, season, and clinical status on presentation.</p