What's the difference between antananarivo and tana?
Antananarivo
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Example Sentences:
(1) Data are reported from a malaria survey carried out in June 1991 in the small village of Ankadimbazinba, near Miantso, about 45 km North-West of Antananarivo (Madagascar).
(2) A survey of rice in retail markets of Madagascar with emphasis on the surplus regions of Marovoay and Lac Alaotra and the deficient area, Antananarivo City showed rices of Madagascar to be predominantly medium-long, medium-shaped, with high apparent amylose content, low gelatinization temperature, and soft, hard or medium gel consistency.
(3) The presence of markedly zoophilic and exophilic Anopheles arabiensis at Alasora, near Antananarivo, Madagascar, is confirmed.
(4) An entomological survey carried out between october 1987 and july 1988 in Manarintsoa, a village 30 Km West of Antananarivo, shows that An.
(5) The report presents the findings of a survey carried our among 153 6-year-old and 164 12-year-old children in Antananarivo, Madagascar.
(6) Photograph: Loowatt Since 2012, Loowatt has been rolling out its sanitation system at its pilot project in Antananarivo, Madagascar.
(7) Blood samples from 83 subjects living in a rural community near Antananarivo were obtained at the beginning and the end of the transmission season.
(8) A serological survey on the frequency of West Nile virus antibodies has been carried out in a village near Antananarivo.
(9) Between February and April 1991, unusual numbers of bovine abortion around Antananarivo (central highlands, Madagascar) were reported by official veterinary services.
(10) Hospitalized malaria children came mainly from Western and Southern urban and periurban areas of Antananarivo, more rarely from the central areas, the hilly zone, the North and the East of the city.
(11) A recent malaria epidemic striking Antananarivo, the capital city of Madagascar, is shown from hospital records of Pediatric Service "A" of the Befelatanana General Hospital.
(12) Twenty-three strains of Plesiomonas shigelloïdes isolated from human stools in Antananarivo are studied.
(13) Gardiner said the technology could be used in disaster relief situations as well as areas like Antananarivo where toilet facilities are a problem, in addition to the opportunities in western countries such as at concerts and on building sites.
(14) Our study included a total of 318 diarrheic stools and 52 normal stools collected from out-patients with acute diarrhea at welfare Center and children admitted at Antananarivo City children's Hospital, or control free of infectious disease during 8 months period.
(15) Since that period, seroepidemiological surveys have been conducted on the East coast and in the highlands (outbreak areas), in the high cattle density regions, and in the national slaughter house in Antananarivo.
(16) Higher mean temperatures and a more pronounced dry season in Antananarivo contribute to sometimes less favourable hydrological conditions.
(17) Some cases of S. mansoni-infections are mentioned, which presumably had been contracted in non-endemic areas of the province of Antananarivo.
(18) The authors record the bacteriological characters of four Shigella strains: S. dysenteriae 2 and S. boydii 9, respectively isolated in a bird-of-prey and in three herons, kept in the zoological Garden in Antananarivo.
(19) Over a period of 8 years, such tumors were treated in the cancerology and surgery departments of Antananarivo.
(20) A total of 80 nasopharyngeal secretions collected from malagasy children (53 boys and 27 girls) with viral acute respiratory infection, aged from 6 days to 10 year old admitted to the Pediatric Department of Antananarivo General Hospital from may to July 1983, were investigated by indirect immunofluorescence method.
Tana
Definition:
(n.) Same as Banxring.
Example Sentences:
(1) A sample of the inhabitants of two typical villages in the endemic region north of Lake Tana were studied by clinical and quantitative parasitologic methods.
(2) Cyclic AMP (cAMP) content and the expression of cAMP-dependent phenotypes were positively correlated with respiration capacity in respiration-deficient mutants of Escherichia coli K-12 ("reductive repression," R. Hertz, and J. Bar-Tana, (1982) Arch.
(3) The mechanism of reaction of fatty acyl-CoA synthesis catalysed by fatty acyl-CoA synthetase from ox liver (fraction II; Bar-Tana, Rose & Shapiro, 1968) was investigated by a kinetic study of CoA disappearance dependent on butyrate plus ATP or butyryl-AMP (overall and partial reaction b respectively).
(4) The conversion pattern exerted by fibrate drugs in 3T3-L1 cells was similar to that reported previously for primary cultured epididymal preadipocytes (R. Brandes, R. Arad and J. Bar-Tana, Biochim.
(5) Biomphalaria pfeifferi snail density peaked towards the end of the rainy season (September) in Lake Tana and around the middle of the dry season (January) on the shore of the River Abay.
(6) Ramsay and Tana married in 1996 and have four children.
(7) I describe here the membership dynamics of a group of Tana River red colobus, Colobus badius rufomitratus, which provide the first evidence of high rates of membership turnover by both sexes in primates, and speculate that the function of female transference in this case may be related to mate choice and the avoidance of infanticide.
(8) The respective capacities of MEDICA homologues of varying acyl chain length as inhibitors of fatty acid and cholesterol synthesis in cultured rat hepatocytes and in vivo (Bar-Tana, J., Rose-Kahn, G., and Srebnik, M. (1985) J. Biol.
(9) I couldn’t carry on being the authoritarian coach and telling people what to do.” In 2005, Henry was approached by the All Black captain, Tana Umaga.
(10) The districts were Tana, a poor pastoral area, and Meru and Kisii districts, both farming areas with literacy and health levels around the Kenyan average.
(11) The following year the pair ended up in a high court battle, with Ramsay alleging his computers had been hacked and blaming Hutcheson amid claims that emails between Ramsay and Tana had been read by a third party.
(12) Two epidemics of a new virus disease, tanapox, occurred in 1957 and 1962 among the Wapakomo tribe along the Tana River in Kenya.
(13) Sera collected from inhabitants of the Tana River valley in 1971 were examined for antibody to tanapox virus.
(14) The induction of adipose conversion in 3T3-L1 cells by bezafibrate (Brandes, R., Hertz, R. Arad R., Naishtat S., Weil, S. and Bar-Tana, J.
(15) Treatment of normal or puromycin aminonucleoside-nephrotic rats, kept on a balanced Purina chow diet, with beta, beta'-tetramethyl-substituted hexadecanedioic acid (MEDICA 16) (Bar-Tana, J., G. Rose-Kahn, and M. Srebnik.
(16) Rat liver acetyl-CoA carboxylase activity was inhibited by the free as well as the CoA monothioester of beta, beta'-methyl-substituted hexadecanedioic acid (MEDICA 16) (Bar-Tana, J., Rose-Kahn, G. and Srebnik, M. (1985) J. Biol.
(17) Further north, Salini is also constructing a power plant near Lake Tana, while Sinohydro, the Chinese firm that helped build the famous Three Gorges Dam, has just completed another.
(18) The mechanism of butyrate activation catalysed by an enzyme fraction derived from ox liver particles (fraction I; Bar-Tana, Rose & Shapiro, 1968) was studied by an analysis of the initial-velocity pattern of the overall reaction and found to conform to the Bi Uni Uni Bi Ping Pong model (Cleland, 1963a,b,c) in agreement with the reaction scheme proposed by Berg (1956).
(19) It stopped the refugees from moving further into Kenya with a roadblock on the road south and another at the Tana river in Garissa town , 100km to the south.
(20) Lake Tana, in Ethiopia, is the source of, and provides 85% of the water for, the Blue Nile, one of the two main tributaries of the Nile.