Sentence examples for using vaccine from inspiring English sources

There were 3,571 dogs vaccinated using vaccine A, and 3,218 dogs vaccinated using vaccine B. In the univariable analysis it was shown that dogs vaccinated with vaccine B more often reached approved antibody titres than dogs vaccinated with vaccine A (P < 0.001).

The results of the multivariable logistic regression analysis showed that vaccinating with vaccine B reduced the risk of having antibody titres of < 0.5 IU/mL by 0.2 times compared with vaccination using vaccine A. Breed size was found significant as an interaction with number of vaccinations and age at vaccination as an interaction with day of antibody testing after last vaccination.

During the 2009 influenza pandemic in Sweden vaccination was performed using vaccine containing the AS03 system [ 2].

Therefore, it seems reasonable that countries implement paediatric vaccination programs as usual using vaccine brands other than those of CSL Biotherapies.

As the biological mechanism has, to date, not been definitively identified, it seems reasonable that countries implement paediatric vaccination programs as usual using vaccine brands other than those of CSL Biotherapies, and undertake enhanced surveillance for febrile reactions and other adverse events in all children under 5 years of age receiving TIV.

We therefore explored the relevance of using vaccine reimbursement data to closely monitor the impact of public concerns on HPV vaccination coverage.

Stimulating T-cells and using vaccines for therapy rather than prevention are widely accepted concepts.

Immunocontraception -- using vaccines that cause a doe to produce antibodies against her eggs -- have worked wonders on Fire Island.

Defense officials told the General Accounting Office that they had decided against using vaccines with squalene during the gulf war.

A representative for the World Health Organization (WHO) adds that using vaccines now "would not be ethical, feasible, or wise".

And of course by using vaccines, we've been able to eradicate such diseases as smallpox, polio and measles.