a
|
Availability of individual hosts: rate at which a single mosquito encounters and then attacks a given single host or pseudo-host. |
This paper. |
A
|
Total availability of hosts and pseudo hosts: rate at which a single mosquito encounters and attacks all hosts and pseudo hosts. |
This paper. |
β
|
The mean number of infectious bites per emerging mosquito during its lifetime. |
[43], [44], [73]. |
c
|
Cattle. |
[43], [44]. |
CA
|
Proportion of the total available host resources accounted for by the odor-baited traps, equivalent to trap coverage. |
This paper. |
Ch
|
Proportion of people using ITNs, equivalent to ITN coverage as surveyed by its most relevant indicator [117]. |
[43], [44]. |
Δ
|
Probability that a mosquito which encounters a host will be diverted from that host. |
[43], [44]. |
ε
|
Host-encounter rate: rate at which a single host-seeking mosquito encounters a given single hosts. |
[43], [44], [54]. |
E
|
Emergence rate of mosquito vectors per year. |
[43], [44], [73]. |
EIR
|
Entomological inoculation rate (mean number of infectious bites that an average individual human receives per year). |
[43], [44], [54], [73], [77]. |
φ
|
Probability that a mosquito which attacks a host will successfully feed upon that host. |
[43], [44], [54]. |
f
|
Feeding cycle length: measured as the number of days it takes a single mosquito to get from one blood feed to the next. |
[43], [73]. |
g
|
Gestation interval: number of days a mosquito takes to digest a blood meal and return to searching for oviposition site. |
[43], [44]. |
h
|
Humans. |
[43], [44]. |
h,p
|
Protected humans using ITNs. |
[43], [44]. |
h,u
|
Unprotected humans not using ITNs. |
[43], [44]. |
κ
|
Human infectiousness to mosquitoes: probability of a vector becoming infected per human bite. |
[43], [49], [73]. |
λ
|
Relative availability of hosts other than humans: calculated as a ratio of availability of those hosts to availability of humans not using ITNs. |
[41], [43], [54]. |
L
|
Potential of any individual vector to transmit malaria from infectious humans over its lifetime. |
[73]. |
μ
|
Probability that a mosquito which attacks a host will die during the attack. |
[43], [44]. |
ηo
|
Oviposition site-seeking interval: number of days that a mosquito takes to find an oviposition site once it starts searching for it. |
[43], [44]. |
ηv
|
Host-seeking interval: number of days a mosquito takes to find and attack a host. |
[43], [44], [54]. |
N
|
Number of hosts. |
[43], [44]. |
θΔ
|
Excess proportion of mosquitoes which are diverted while attempting to attack a human while that person is using an ITN. |
This paper. |