Sentence examples for emerging vaccines from inspiring English sources
As vaccines against dengue (8) and malaria (9) become available, models can help us understand how these emerging vaccines might be used most effectively.
These new edicts will eventually find their application in modulating autoimmune processes and together with novel molecular adjuvants, will promote the efficacy of emerging vaccines.
This is the first time such an exercise has been conducted with the aim of predicting the future impact of emerging vaccines on childhood pneumonia.
The paper is presented as part of a series of papers, each in turn focusing on different emerging vaccines and other interventions against pneumonia.
Given the nature of S. aureus and the lessons learnt from the recent failure with two emerging vaccines, it is clear that a multi-component vaccine is essential.
This is the first time that such an exercise has been conducted with the aim of predicting the future impact of emerging vaccines on morbidity and mortality due to childhood pneumonia.
"If dengue was a single virus we would have had a vaccine already, for sure," said Dr. Jean Lang, director of research and development at Sanofi's emerging vaccine program.
A growing body of evidence on emerging vaccine technologies, trends in disease burden, costs associated with vaccine development and deployment, and benefits derived from disease prevention through vaccination and a range of other factors can inform decision-making and investment in new and improved vaccines and targeted utilization of already existing vaccines.
The knowledge of emerging vaccine serotypes is important to continuously monitor the risk-benefit profile of PCVs.
With this profit margin and the new emerging vaccine market in China, the global vaccine companies now may have some interest in manufacturing EV71 vaccine.
While there are a number of emerging vaccine manufacturers in developing countries producing older vaccines used in the developing world, there are still not enough to meet the demand.
