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Figure 11

From: Repeated mass distributions and continuous distribution of long-lasting insecticidal nets: modelling sustainability of health benefits from mosquito nets, depending on case management

Figure 11

Maximum rebound after abruptly halting LLIN distributions, depending on CM and pre-intervention EIR. Maxima in the ratios of results after halting LLIN distribution after eight rounds (with a, b and c: low baseline CM and d, e and f scaled-up CM); and non-intervention scenarios (low CM only) calculated for means over the last 60Ā years of individual runs of 125Ā years, with 10 unique seeds per input EIR and model variant combination, for outcomes a and d: entomological inoculation rate (EIR): b, and e: episodes; and c and f: disability adjusted life years (DALYs). Lines connect median values of groups of the ten seeds with the same input EIR and model variant. See the legend of FigureĀ 5 for model variant[12] colour coding. Red polygons show ranges. Note that if the rebound maximum is shown is below 1.0, it is possible that the maximum is not reached within 23Ā years post halting of LLIN distribution, and it is likely that in that case, the maximum is not larger than 1.0.

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