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The causes of holes and loss of physical integrity in long-lasting insecticidal nets by Wheldrake, Amy, Guillemois, Estelle, Arouni, Hamidreza, Chetty, Vera, Russell, Stephen J

“…Long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) are expected to last for at least 3 years, but whilst this may be achieved from an insecticidal perspective, physical…”
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Physical durability: are bed nets getting any stronger? by Wheldrake, Amy, Guillemois, Estelle, Arouni, Hamidreza, Chetty, Vera, Zappa, Edoardo, Russell, Stephen J

“…For at least a decade, concerns have been raised about the physical durability of insecticide-treated nets (ITNs) and their ability to remain in good condition…”
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Textile testing to assess the resistance to damage of long-lasting insecticidal nets for malaria control and prevention by Wheldrake, Amy, Guillemois, Estelle, Arouni, Hamidreza, Chetty, Vera, Russell, Stephen J

“…LLINs are susceptible to forming holes within a short time in use, compromising their ability to provide long-term physical protection against insect-borne…”
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Development of a single resistance to damage metric for mosquito nets related to physical integrity in the field by Wheldrake, Amy, Guillemois, Estelle, Chetty, Vera, Kilian, Albert, Russell, Stephen J

“…In common with the majority of personal protective equipment and healthcare products, the ability for long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLINs) to remain in good…”
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Correlation of textile 'resistance to damage' scores with actual physical survival of long-lasting insecticidal nets in the field by Kilian, Albert, Obi, Emmanuel, Mansiangi, Paul, Abílio, Ana Paula, Haji, Khamis Ameir, Guillemois, Estelle, Chetty, Vera, Wheldrake, Amy, Blaufuss, Sean, Olapeju, Bolanje, Babalola, Stella, Russell, Stephen J, Koenker, Hannah

“…Attempts have been made to link procurement of long-lasting insecticidal nets (LLIN) not only to the price but also the expected performance of the product…”
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Investigating the potential of novel non-woven fabrics for efficient pollination control in plant breeding by Clifton-Brown, John C, Senior, Hannah, Purdy, Sarah J, Horsnell, Richard, Lankamp, Bernd, Müennekhoff, Ann-Katrin, Virk, Daljit, Guillemois, Estelle, Chetty, Vera, Cookson, Alan, Girdwood, Sarah, Clifton-Brown, Gabi, Tan, Mei Lie Mc, Awty-Carroll, Danny, Bentley, Alison R

“…Plant breeding is achieved through the controlled self- or cross-pollination of individuals and typically involves isolation of floral parts from selected…”
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