Sentence examples for continued high uptake of from inspiring English sources

Mary Ramsay, the head of immunisation at Public Health England, said: "England has a world-class national immunisation programme which is constantly reviewed and updated to reflect the changing nature of infectious diseases, and the annual data shows continued high uptake of all routine vaccinations in children aged up to five years".

The high uptake of genetic testing combined with the lower than normal prevalence of mental distress indicates that the activity may continue as practised, awaiting longitudinal data concerning the levels of mental distress after genetic testing.

Chitty, of the UCL Institute of Child Health and Great Ormond Street Hospital, said the results were promising: "There was a very high uptake of testing and we saw invasive test numbers fall sharply.

High uptake of vaccinations is crucial for disease prevention.

Although widespread uptake of highly active anti-retroviral therapy (HAART) in urban Zambia [ 4] has reduced the burden of diarrhoeal disease in adults despite the continuing high prevalence of HIV, people with AIDS-related diarrhoea still present to hospitals and clinics, and mortality in such cases is still high.

(Parenthetically, even so pre-K New Orleans had the highest uptake of flood insurance of any city in the nation).

The insula demonstrated the highest uptake of C-CLZ.

Liver and kidneys had high uptake rates of BM.

Additional surveillance will be needed to determine whether this increase in serotype 3 continues with increased uptake of PCV-13.

Joint influenza and pneumococcal immunization in the primary healthcare setting is both effective and widely acceptable as evidenced by high uptake rates, and should continue to be a mainstay of disease prevention for this age group in years to come.

Tracer uptake pattern was considered patchy in case of distinct spots with high uptake in muscles.