Sentence examples for vaccination methodologies from inspiring English sources

Notably, no different efficacy against botulinum and tetanus neurotoxins was observed in DNA and VRP vaccination methodologies in this study, which further indicated that the viral replicon vectors as pentavalent vaccines were feasible and effective.

Caution should be exercised when comparing our results to other studies exploring knowledge on HPV vaccination because of different methodologies and target population.

Regarding the framework of the analysis, for the cost-benefit analysis of influenza vaccination we followed the methodology published by Ohkusa et.al [ 12] and for the cost-effectiveness analysis of routine immunization for varicella we followed the framework of Sugawara et al [ 13].

The aim of this study therefore was to investigate the knowledge, attitudes, beliefs, and practices of general practitioners in the Sydney and South-Western Sydney Local Health Districts in Australia towards influenza vaccination during pregnancy, using qualitative methodology.

The general lack of clinical responses evoked important questions concerning the optimal methodologies for DC vaccine preparation as well as the design of clinical vaccination protocols.

Staff from 18 health facilities were surveyed using a researcher-administered questionnaire (Table 4), adapted from the Post-Introduction Evaluation (PIE) methodology used in the vaccination field.

An alternative approach is to use a computer simulation, which has successfully been used to compare alternative survey methodologies for other NTDs 9– 12 and vaccination coverage.

Two serological surveys were conducted before and after the vaccination campaigns where a two-stage cluster sampling methodology was used to collect sera samples for analysis.

We estimated the yellow fever vaccination coverage through a cluster survey based on the methodology recommended by World Health Organization for determining vaccination coverages of routine EPI vaccines [ 21].

It is now clear that the availability of a computational methodology that helps biomedical scientists to define optimized vaccination schemes would be very useful.

This post campaign evaluation of the yellow fever vaccination coverage was based on the WHO EPI coverage survey methodology using the cluster sampling approach [ 21].