Sentence examples for vaccination support from inspiring English sources

Overall, the findings with respect to solicited and unsolicited symptoms after vaccination support that the new TDEN vaccine candidate as either formulation is attenuated and has a reactogenicity profile that compares favorably with the precursor vaccine and saline placebo.

And there are things we can do: get a flu vaccination; support calls for research; avoid coughing people on airplanes; apply mosquito repellent; wear a mask when you sweep out your old shed; don't eat any chimpanzee meat from an animal found dead in the forest.

However, data obtained by us and others [24] in another model of antigenic vaccination support the concept that nonintegrative lentiviral vectors can also prime CD8+ T cells.

One participant stated that there needed to be a "culture change" around vaccination support before they could implement a mandatory vaccination policy.

Regardless, our current data of Ag85A-specific T-cell phenotype, cytokine expression, and proliferative potential, following MVA85A vaccination support the well-described differences in function between TE and TCM cells [ 27– 29].

If families play their part in presenting children under five for vaccination, support their local health teams in identifying eligible children, and if community leaders help to spread the word that immunization is in everyone's interests, then Afghanistan too can soon become polio-free".

However when the children from mothers co-infected with intestinal helminths and protozoa were compared to those from mothers negative for both, the differences became less significant especially after vaccination (Supporting Table 1).

Furthermore, DC vaccination supported and expanded adoptively transferred antigen-specific CD8+ T cells in vivo.

Using this study design, they were able to show that quasi-randomization eliminates off-season effects of influenza vaccination, supporting the interpretation that study design and data analysis are crucial here.

In summary, although these analyses were not prospectively planned, and limited numbers of subjects receiving rotavirus vaccination are available, they are reassuring that reactogenicity was not impacted in the 4CMenB phase III infant studies by concomitant administration of rotavirus vaccination, supporting its concomitant use in routine practice.

Similar to other development assistance sectors, funds for vaccinations support a complex supply and delivery chain.