Sentence examples for immunisation level from inspiring English sources

But there is one noteworthy difference between large-scale and local vaccination concerning immunisation level.

With these rules an immunisation level of 70 80% emerges after 2 campaigns (Fig. 4) as empirically documented by vaccination campaigns in the field with 18 20 baits per sq.

Indeed, the immunisation level maintained by the circle or ring strategy was measured lower than for the large-scale application (Fig. 4a), in particular at the edges of the control areas (Fig. 4b).

8 A variety of factors impact achieving low coverage rates; challenges such as immunisation awareness, demand for immunisation, level of trust in the health system, adequate human resources, access, timeliness of vaccinations, service delivery, poor infrastructure and vaccination monitoring.

Either, we treat a circular area around the detected case and run the risk of infected hosts leaving the limited control area, because a sufficient immunisation level has not yet been built up.

The individual-based representation enables a locally varying immunisation level due to non-homogeneous bait uptake [ 50, 51] or individual foxes moving across the border of the vaccination area.

The WHO has already reported increases in cases of measles, typhoid and hepatitis A. "Anytime where you have areas with complex emergencies where health systems deteriorate, where immunisation levels deteriorate, children are much more vulnerable to diseases such as polio," Mr Rosenbauer told the BBC.

Data on vaccination coverage from convenience samples and non-polio AFP cases suggest that immunisation levels were particularly low in Madura, with over 50% of those <5 years of age having received less than 3 doses of OPV.

Meanwhile hepatitis B immunisation levels among Swiss pathologists were high.

Baseline pre-immunisation levels of the vaccine specific types were high, with HPV 16 the more common than HPV 18.

At week 8 (5 weeks after vaccination), serum was collected for measurement of post-immunisation levels of antibodies against pneumococcal polysaccharide and tetanus toxoid.