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. 2014 Nov 15;13:428. doi: 10.1186/1475-2875-13-428

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Symmetric movement - effect of drug half-life for 100 days stay. Effect of IPT treatments with drugs with different half-lives, SP or CPG-DDS, on the increase percentage of R1 relative to RS in both a low (Graph (a)) and high (Graph (b)) transmission setting, when symmetric movement between equally sized populations (m = p ₁₂ / p ₂₁ = 1, p ₁₂ = 0.01) is considered. The parameter p ₁₂ is the rate of movement from the high transmission area to the low transmission area, and p ₂₁ is the rate from the low transmission area to the high transmission area, , is the ratio of the high transmission population to that of low transmission population.

Inline graphic — Symmetric movement - effect of drug half-life for 100 days stay. Effect of IPT treatments with drugs with different half-lives, SP or CPG-DDS, on the increase percentage of R1 relative to RS in both a low (Graph (a)) and high (Graph (b)) transmission setting, when symmetric movement between equally sized populations (m = p ₁₂ / p ₂₁ = 1, p ₁₂ = 0.01) is considered. The parameter p ₁₂ is the rate of movement from the high transmission area to the low transmission area, and p ₂₁ is the rate from the low transmission area to the high transmission area, , is the ratio of the high transmission population to that of low transmission population.