Sentence examples for of protective efficacy from inspiring English sources
The point estimates of protective efficacy suggested some protection in the two months following IPT2, but the confidence interval overlaps unity (Table 2 and Figure 3).
Increase in either of these factors would predict the duration of protection to be shorter and the estimate of protective efficacy to be smaller.
Since periods when children were being treated for malaria were not removed from time at risk in this analysis, our estimate of protective efficacy may be slightly conservative and the duration of protection slightly underestimated because more episodes of malaria occurred in the placebo group.
Although the vaccine did induce a humoral response demonstrating in vitro GIA activity, the absence of protective efficacy suggests that GIA may not serve as an accurate correlate of protection.
The estimate of protective efficacy obtained from a trial will be a function of the extent of protection and the duration for which this protection appears to last.
Vaccination of mice using modular capsomeres induced high antigen-specific antibody levels suggestive of protective efficacy.
To determine the potency of protective efficacies, mice were challenged with a high lethal dose of A/California/2009 virus (100 LD50) at 6 weeks after a single immunization with VLPs.
For blood-stage vaccine development, in particular, the P. yoelii-murine model has greatly contributed to the evaluation of protective efficacies of blood-stage antigens prior to human clinical trials.
Exposure to these bacteria is a factor involved in the variability of the protective efficacy of the BCG vaccine because of cross-reactive antigens that are common between NTM and strains of the M. tuberculosis complex.
This paper describes the studies of the protective efficacy of vaccines in a guinea pig aerosol-infection model of primary tuberculosis.
33 Similar longitudinal cohorts and randomised control trials will provide a better understanding of the protective efficacy of BCG vaccination.
