Sentence examples for increased pandemic from inspiring English sources
Rapid characterization of the receptor binding active site and other active sites of the hemagglutinin is critical in identifying viruses with increased pandemic potential.
The results of this analysis are shown on table 1. Vaccination against the pandemic strain increased pandemic A/H1N1 neutralizing titers in the PN assay by a geometric mean of 12.8-fold (95%CI 4.9 to 33.5, p<0.0001 vs baseline), while seasonal vaccinal Brisbane A/H1N1 neutralizing titers only increased by 1.2-fold (95%CI 0.31 to 4.5).
Other studies also suggest that prior TIV vaccination is associated with increased pandemic specific antibody responses [ 9, 10].
The HA 226 position (in the receptor-binding pocket) has been previously associated with transmission of H9N2 in ferrets and described as a marker for increased pandemic risk.
"There is a global and increasing pandemic.
The Vaccine Formulation Laboratory at University of Lausanne is engaged in the technology transfer of an antigen-sparing oil-in-water adjuvant in order to empower developing countries vaccine manufacturers to increase pandemic influenza vaccine capacity.
Sanpui, P. et al. Single-walled carbon nanotubes increase pandemic influenza A H1N1 virus infectivity of lung epithelial cells.
The increasing pandemic threat of influenza A (H5N1) is reflected by 291 cases of human disease reported to the World Health Organization (WHO) as of April 11 , 2007 with 172 human deaths (8 ).
The present study has shown that the risk of emergency hospitalization for febrile seizures was increased following pandemic influenza vaccination.
Conclusions The risk of occurrence of Guillain-Barré syndrome is not increased after pandemic influenza vaccine, although the upper limit does not exclude a potential increase in risk up to 2.7-fold or three excess cases per one million vaccinated people.
The 1957 Asian virus pandemic simultaneously increased knowledge of influenza pandemics and the complexity of future pandemic risk assessments.
