Sentence examples for persistent protection from inspiring English sources

Therefore, at least 2 doses of booster vaccines are recommended for at-risk vaccinated adults without persistent protection.

Repeated boosts of the vaccine afford a persistent protection that may last as long as the natural murine life span.

This suggests that immunization with HibCV might not offer persistent protection in this patient group and that vaccination later in life, regardless of previous vaccination status, would be useful.

Given that currently available acellular pertussis vaccines have shown to be of limited efficacy both in terms of immediate as well as persistent protection [ 4], a need for new vaccines such as less reactogenic whole-cell vaccines, better formulations of acellular vaccines, or intranasal live-attenuated vaccines has been identified and some prototypes have undergone preliminary testing [ 37- 39].

This result is of special interest since in BALB-neuT mice anti-neu vaccination affords a major and persistent protection against incipient mammary tumors whereas it is no longer able to extend the survival time of mice if started when mice display multiple invasive microscopic carcinomas (week 16) [ 22].

As shown in Table 1, persistent cross-protection above 70% would be necessary to markedly limit the size of a second pandemic season due to a virus with different antigenic properties.

Lastly, the Wellness Trust would make prevention like national security and environmental policies: pervasive and persistent in its protection of our nation from purely preventable illness and death.

The devolution of the steel industry, ironically, may have resulted from it's persistent pleas for protection.

Shoukry, N.H. et al. Memory CD8+ T cells are required for protection from persistent hepatitis C virus infection.

Instead, B cells, CD4+ T cells, and CD8+ T cells acted in concert to provide protection from persistent infection.

A potential novel target for cardiac ischaemic protection, the persistent sodium current (INaP), has recently gained increasing interest [3], [4].