Sentence examples for vaccination projects from inspiring English sources

Finally, distrust towards (new) vaccines had also hampered uptake: small-scale vaccination projects are often confused with trials, but also bad experiences during previous vaccination programs had reduced faith.

The Wildlife Trusts and National Trust are already carrying out badger vaccination projects on their land.

He added: "If we can encourage groups to take up our offer and develop widespread vaccination projects, it could go a long way to preventing bovine TB spreading any further, and mean we can concentrate on driving back the disease in areas where it is rife".

Opponents of the cull have argued that vaccination of badgers and cattle is a better strategy and Paterson said: "I am proposing a scheme for [badger] vaccination projects around the edge of the most badly affected parts of the country, in an attempt to create a buffer zone of TB immunity to stop the disease spreading further".

The government is providing funding for some third-party vaccination projects, particularly those in zones bordering high-risk areas.

I experienced how foreign aid for large-scale vaccination projects helps to save the life of children and thus give a real input to growth and to escaping poverty.

In mid-December, after a C.D.C. analysis indicated that using the available vaccine doses could reduce the caseload by 22,000, the Pan American Health Organization agreed a pilot vaccination project would be useful.

Fera is responsible for research into ash dieback, a fungus devastating the UK's ash trees, the effects of pesticides on bees and other wildlife, a vaccination project for bovine TB in badgers, and tackling alien pests such as a caterpillar that is stripping oak trees around London.

The Sussex Badger Vaccination Project (SBVP), led by volunteers, has already started work at four undisclosed sites.

Last year the Gloucestershire Wildlife Trust said it wasdelighted with its badger vaccination project- the UK's first independent trial.

His work demonstrated that BCG induces not only cell-mediated immunity but also humoral immunity, consistent with the non-specific immunity observed in infants enrolled in Wang's first vaccination project in 1935.