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Modelling the impact of the long term use of insecticide treated bed nets on Anopheles mosquito biting time

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Fig. 1 Algorithm of the agent-based model.This algorithm represents the main one developed for the agent based model and was implemented in the C language
Fig. 2 Oviposition and mortality of mosquitoes. Oviposition and mortality probabilities versus mosquito biting time for different proportions of individuals using bed nets, k
Fig. 3 Population biting time profile of mosquitoes. Stable equilibrium distribution of the mosquito population biting time profile for different proportions of individuals using bed nets
Fig. 4 Population biting time profile of mosquitoes. Stable equilibrium distribution of the mosquito population biting time profile for different proportions of individuals using bed nets
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