Sentence examples for polio compared to from inspiring English sources

In 2004, there were just four reported cases of polio, compared to 10 in 2002.

Globally, there have been 84 cases of polio this year, compared to 383 at this time in 2009.

Given the intensity of polio surveillance compared to other epidemic detection systems, it is plausible that many other disease outbreaks are detected late or not at all in these same settings.

The finding that the nurses in Sudan were less involved in planning of activities (15.2% in polio and in measles) compared to 72.7% for polio and 90.9% for measles in Zambia, is also a reflection of the management functions.

After adjusting for potential confounders, infants of mothers having some secondary schooling were protected from missing the polio-2 vaccine compared to those whose mothers only had been to primary school (RR: 0.4, CI: 0.3-0.7).

As of 26 December 2012, 215 polio cases were reported compared to 605 cases in 2011.

To date in 2005, Nigeria has 78 cases of polio in 18 states, compared to 125 cases in 25 states in the same period in 2004.

As of 4 May, there had been only 115 confirmed cases of polio globally in 2010, compared to 396 by the same date in 2009.

As of 6 March 2013, the total number of 2013 wild polio cases worldwide is nine compared to 22 by this date in 2012; all cases (9/9) are in the remaining three endemic countries of Afghanistan, Nigeria and Pakistan [ 2].

In addition to the re-infection of the Sudan, five times as many children in west and central Africa have been paralyzed by polio so far in 2004 compared to the same period in 2003.

Immunisation coverage rates for under-one year old children have improved in the last three years (66% of children receiving DTC 3 and Polio 3 in 2002 as compared to 53% in 2000).