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Meanings of deworming in inglês
russo
дегельминтизация espanhol
desparasitante Synonyms
Examples for "drenching"
Examples for "drenching"
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Quick, maddening, drenching, it comes; enveloping them in wet in a moment.
2
MetService said Hawke's Bay could be in line for a drenching tonight.
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But it is lovely enough even as seen through the drenching rain.
4
It's drenching our windows, and I'm glad we're safe inside our cave.
5
It came with a sudden plunge upon the earth, drenching all things.
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It was a small thought, worming its way through bitterness and self-pity.
2
He has a knack for worming his way into a warm bed.
3
Now the woman's fingers were worming over the slope of Marta's shoulder.
4
And Grandma was worming her way up to the casket ahead of me.
5
For the first time, Toveine felt fear, an icicle worming into her middle.
Usage of deworming in inglês
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When taken together, there is evidence of benefit for deworming HIV-1 co-infected adults.
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Both studies concluded that deworming did reduce infections and generated small improvements in nutritional status.
3
These results support the implementation of deworming programs aimed at young children in highly endemic areas.
4
Thirty-eight percent considered late autumn (Oct-Dec) to be the most important time for deworming.
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Evidence-based deworming strategies targeting pregnant women or populations where anemia is of concern should be updated accordingly.
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One project gathered evidence on how an often overlooked measure such as deworming children could help their education.
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We evaluated the effects of the Zanzibar school-based deworming program on the iron status of primary school children.
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The World Health Organization recommends deworming of children aged 12-24 months in highly endemic areas.
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The 2016 Unesco global education monitoring report notes that school meals and deworming programmes promote better education outcomes, especially for girls.
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Background: In the last few years stud farms have experienced increasing problems with Parascaris equorum infections in foals despite intensive deworming programs.
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Anthelmintic drugs were given orally and faecal samples were examined for ascarid eggs on the day of deworming and 14 days later.
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GiveWell promoted groups such as the Against Malaria Foundation, which distributed bed nets, and the Schistosomiasis Control Initiative, which administered cheap deworming treatments.
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The benefits of school-based periodic deworming programs are likely to be enhanced when a sustained health hygiene education intervention is integrated into school curricula.
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Relative to no treatment, thrice-yearly deworming caused significant decreases in protoporphyrin concentrations and both deworming regimens caused marginally significant increases in serum ferritin concentrations.
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The relatively high cost of FEC analyses compared to purchase of anthelmintics was thought to contribute to the preference of deworming without a previous FEC.
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When data from these trials were pooled, the analysis demonstrated significant benefit of deworming on both plasma HIV-1 RNA and CD4 counts.
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