Sentence examples for boosting immunisation rates from inspiring English sources

Even so, if casting the international spotlight onto Ebola helps to bring our notions of risk perception into sharper focus then that can't be a bad thing - not just in terms of boosting immunisation rates at home.

"We have made sound progress in boosting immunisation across Angola.

Its growth coincided with a push by the federal government in the 1990s to boost childhood immunisation rates which had flagged as low as 53%.

Indeed, using a conventional prime, boost, boost immunisation strategy there was no significant antigen-specific IgE production compared to antigen alone or CT and the absolute amount of specific IgE was considerably less than specific IgG or IgA.

But there are pockets of Australia where immunisation rates are much lower than this.

Duflo recognised a problem: low immunisation rates, as low as 2% in greater Udaipur.

"Generally, immunisation rates in this country are high so this [outbreak] will burn itself out".

Over the past five years, global immunisation rates have increased by only about 1%.

"You're riding on the immunisation rates in your community," he said.

In São Paulo over the past 10 years, child mortality rates have plummeted, while antenatal cover and immunisation rates are near 100%.

School enrolment has increased by 17% and immunisation rates – now above the national rate – continue to be a major success.