Sentence examples for possibility of immunisation from inspiring English sources

An interesting development is the possibility of immunisation, active or passive (administering antibodies), against atherosclerosis and/or CVD.

Reduced access to services, resulting in the possibility of reduced immunisation and increased length of illness or untreated illnesses, has obvious detrimental implications for children (Hunter & Williamson, 2004).

Immunisation status : (hypothesis 2) details of immunisation status for influenza and pneumococcal infection were collected by patient report.

The possibility of direct analysis of tumour and host cell properties also provides a new method for the evaluation of the effects of immunisation with tumour vaccines or of gene therapy.

In the villages with incentives, the rate of immunisation skyrocketed.

The benefits of immunisation, it seems, have been forgotten.

"This vaccine will save lives and prevent permanent disability," said Mary Ramsay, head of immunisation at Public Health England.

"The rate of immunisation falls as you go north to south.

Medical professionals were upfront about the risks of immunisation, he said.

If there are high levels of immunisation in the locality, this is unlikely to happen.

"They don't believe the benefits of immunisation outweigh the risks," Bedford said.