The phrase "a je" is not correct or usable in written English.
It appears to be a fragment or a mix of languages, lacking clarity and context.
Example: "A je is not a standard phrase in English."
Alternatives: "a is" or "it is".
WHO recommends having a strong JE prevention and control activities, including a JE immunization program in all regions where the disease is a recognized public health problem, along with strengthening surveillance and reporting mechanisms.
A JE Core Working Group was formed in 2002 and worked on development of JE surveillance standards.
The last panel showed a man standing stiffly erect holding a "Je suis Charlie" placard.
These results demonstrate the utility our RepliVAX platform for producing a JE vaccine.
The five supreme court justices said the law had "taken a wrong turn" 30 years ago in a JE case.
The cover features a weeping Mohamed holding a "je suis Charlie" sign under the words "all is forgiven".
This is bad news for those who found in that room a Je-ne-sais-pas-quoi, which set it apart from others in New York.
But less famous residents also say that a stone wall provides security and a je-ne-sais-quoi sense of exclusivity.
But for the adults the criterion was more of a je-ne-sais-quoi thing — interestingness, basically, as defined by Sehgal.
There's just something inside that fills me with joie de vivre, a je-ne-sais-quoi need to carpe-diem! Wait, why is everyone looking at me so funny?
Individuals who live in or have traveled to a JE-endemic area and experience encephalitis are considered a suspected JE case.
