Sentence examples for vaccination flexibility from inspiring English sources

However, this approach alone may be not sufficient to improve vaccination rates considering that in our University Hospital H1N1 vaccination campaign combined education and promotion, free vaccination, flexibility of delivery of vaccine in terms of day of the week and hours, involvement of hospital's leaders and administrative support.

Aside from applications in vaccination, the flexibility and modularity of this approach suggests its potential to serve as a platform for generalized therapeutics delivery providing both rapid and convenient administration as well as the potential for controlled and sustained systemic delivery.

Flexibility of vaccination schedule and lower antigen content can facilitate pandemic vaccine coverage.

This amendment provided the opportunity to investigate the immune response 6 months after a single A/H1N1/2009 vaccine injection and to assess the flexibility of the vaccination schedule.

Combined/composite vaccines should be useful in reducing the number of vaccinations and provide more flexibility in confronting biological warfare scenarios.

The governor's new flexibility highlighted momentum toward limiting vaccination exemptions that are partly blamed for the state's worst outbreak of measles since 2000.

We have decided to use an individual-based stochastic model which allows for maximum flexibility in modeling immunity and vaccination strategies [ 25] and, thus, circumvents common oversimplifications of deterministic models [ 26].

The governor's new flexibility highlighted a growing momentum toward limiting vaccination exemptions partly blamed for the state's worst outbreak of measles since 2000 and flare-ups of whooping cough and other preventable illnesses.

Such flexibility could help to reduce the logistic stress on delivery of pandemic vaccination programmes.

The results indicate that flexibility in the dosing interval for AS03A adjuvanted vaccine which could help to reduce the logistic stress on delivery of pandemic vaccination programmes may be possible if a two-dose vaccination policy is required.

Considering their immunogenic properties, their flexibility and their superior storage characteristics TIRIVs provide a versatile technology platform for any vaccination strategy.