Sentence examples for mass immunization capacity from inspiring English sources

Oral delivery is advantageous considering its superior patient compliance, easy administration and mass immunization capacity (Marasini et al., 2014), especially when it comes to the plant-derived protein antigens and veterinary vaccines.

The expulsions ended a mass immunization campaign.

Indonesia will conduct two more mass immunization campaigns, in September and November.

Each immunization costs about $75, and as a public health measure it is difficult to justify mass immunization for such a rare disease.

We need to develop smallpox vaccines that are safe in immunosuppressed people before we embark on mass immunization.

By mid-October we may have as many as 80 million doses ready for a mass immunization program.

The influenza A/H1N1 pandemic in 2009 created an urgent need to develop vaccines for mass immunization.

Health authorities say they are focused on a mass immunization campaign to counter the steep rise in measles cases.

Fortunately, poliomyelitis is rarely seen in countries that provide mass immunization against the disease.

Mass immunization campaigns against polio have been conducted in Afghanistan since 1994, with the United Nations successfully negotiating "days of tranquillity" to reach more children.

This is advantageous for mass immunization campaigns for global public health threats, e.g., tuberculosis (TB), and offers cheaper vaccine distribution.