Elimination times associated with different kill rates imposed in various seasonal patterns for a number of years, in good isolated habitat.

Number of years required for local elimination of an isolated tsetse population using kill rates of 5–20% at the start of each year, with different durations of the level stage of target efficacy, and with the declining stage set at three months. In the level stage the efficacy of each target is at its maximum each day. In the declining stage the daily efficacy of the targets declines linearly to zero. Where "-" is shown the population could not be eliminated in any number of years.Elimination times associated with different kill rates imposed in various seasonal patterns for a number of years, in good isolated habitat.