Sentence examples for poor uptake of from inspiring English sources

Its chief executive, Fiona Finn, said: "There has been poor uptake of the regularisation scheme for migrant fishermen who are undocumented in the state.

The figures come the day after it was revealed that 39 people in the UK have now died from flu this year, a rise of 12 in the last week, with vaccine advisers saying 16m people are at serious risk from flu because of the poor uptake of the vaccine.

However, the results also reflect poor uptake of ultrasound training (0%) amongst more experienced (greater than 5 years) emergency medicine consultants.

They attributed this discrepancy to a poor uptake of BDE-209 from the sediment, a low solubility in water and a high degradation in the fish.

This work may also provide insights into the poor uptake of study in the sciences by students entering university, at present a national concern in the UK.   3.

For example a trust with a high sickness rate or poor uptake of vaccination among its staff would get the same risk rating as another with a high mortality rate.

Two previous studies in Australia have shown poor uptake of contraception among women with hepatitis C (Banwell et al. 2003) and women attending drug treatment services (Black et al. 2012).

However, it is also possible that the pancreas showed poor uptake of the probes or less blood flow to the xenografts.

One major factor thought to contribute to the weak immunogenicity of DNA vaccines in humans is the relatively poor uptake of the vaccine by myocytes and other cells when injected intramuscularly (IM) [18].

The fact that PS-coating leads to recognition and uptake of SWCNT suggests that it is the lack of a recognition signal that is responsible for poor uptake of non-functionalized carbon nanotubes by phagocytes.

These factors may explain the poor uptake of the service.