immunised in A Sentence

If you do travel, make sure you are fully Immunised.

Why are only 53% of children from poor families fully Immunised?

Are there any reasons why my child should not be Immunised?

The blood sera of the' Immunised' animals are found to contain

Immunisation rates then went up again and most children are now Immunised.

The Department of Health issues advice as to who should be Immunised.

In India, 47% of poorest children and 30% of richest children are not Immunised.

many tricks to learn about how to prepare suitable immunising materialsthe vaccines and sera.

Any person over the age of 2 months in an at-risk group should be Immunised.

But bowel disease is no more common in Immunised people than in people who have not been Immunised.

He said all children in the affected areas should be Immunised and people should be sensitised about the disease.

This is the reason why some older children and adults who were Immunised as a young child develop whooping cough.

In brief, lymphocytes isolated from the spleen(or possibly blood) of an Immunised animal are combined with an immortal myeloma

It is not known if being Immunised against HPV will reduce your risk of developing mouth cancer but it seems likely.

After creating immunogens that used the new, HIV-mimicking proteins, the researchers Immunised the rabbits and drew blood samples once a month.

As can be seen in the table above, as mother's education level increases, the chances of a child getting Immunised increases.

In particular, you should be Immunised against Group A meningococcus if you are visiting certain hot counties where this is a risk.

So, even if you were Immunised as a young child, you may still get whooping cough as an older child or adult.

If your rubella blood test shows that you are not immune, and you are not already pregnant, then you should be Immunised.

Once we are Immunised, the antibodies and/or immune cells are ready to attack the germ if it begins to invade our body.

If any immunisation or health programme is launched using these mediums, educated mothers became aware of them and get their child Immunised.".

For a comparable time period(2014-15), HMIS showed the percentage of fully Immunised children to be consistently above 100 percent, as Observer Research Foundation pointed out.

Immunising your child will protect them but also cut the risk of them passing on the infection to other vulnerable members of the family.

Individual immunity comes from immunization and occasional exposure to the infection which can boost immunity in those previously Immunised without us being aware of it.

One in two children in the state is not fully Immunised, and the state has India's second-highest maternal mortality rate(258 deaths per 100,000 live births).

The blood sera of the' Immunised' animals are found to contain an antibody which reacts with its associated antigen Rh in the red cells of some,

People aged 65 years and over and all other people at any age in any of the at-risk groups listed above should be Immunised with PPV.

In particular, women who have come to the UK from overseas and have not been Immunised are at greatest risk of having a baby with congenital rubella syndrome.

As the risk of tetanus persists, efforts were made to ensure MNTE is maintained- women and children are Immunised, and clean deliveries and proper cord care activities are given boost.

A child who is in the contagious stage should stay away from school and avoid close contact with others, especially those who are not Immunised or have never had measles.

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immunised in A Sentence

If you do travel, make sure you are fully Immunised.

Why are only 53% of children from poor families fully Immunised?

Are there any reasons why my child should not be Immunised?

The blood sera of the' Immunised' animals are found to contain

Immunisation rates then went up again and most children are now Immunised.

The Department of Health issues advice as to who should be Immunised.

In India, 47% of poorest children and 30% of richest children are not Immunised.

many tricks to learn about how to prepare suitable immunising materialsthe vaccines and sera.

Any person over the age of 2 months in an at-risk group should be Immunised.

But bowel disease is no more common in Immunised people than in people who have not been Immunised.

He said all children in the affected areas should be Immunised and people should be sensitised about the disease.

This is the reason why some older children and adults who were Immunised as a young child develop whooping cough.

In brief, lymphocytes isolated from the spleen(or possibly blood) of an Immunised animal are combined with an immortal myeloma

It is not known if being Immunised against HPV will reduce your risk of developing mouth cancer but it seems likely.

After creating immunogens that used the new, HIV-mimicking proteins, the researchers Immunised the rabbits and drew blood samples once a month.

As can be seen in the table above, as mother's education level increases, the chances of a child getting Immunised increases.

In particular, you should be Immunised against Group A meningococcus if you are visiting certain hot counties where this is a risk.

So, even if you were Immunised as a young child, you may still get whooping cough as an older child or adult.

If your rubella blood test shows that you are not immune, and you are not already pregnant, then you should be Immunised.

Once we are Immunised, the antibodies and/or immune cells are ready to attack the germ if it begins to invade our body.

If any immunisation or health programme is launched using these mediums, educated mothers became aware of them and get their child Immunised.".

For a comparable time period(2014-15), HMIS showed the percentage of fully Immunised children to be consistently above 100 percent, as Observer Research Foundation pointed out.

Immunising your child will protect them but also cut the risk of them passing on the infection to other vulnerable members of the family.

Individual immunity comes from immunization and occasional exposure to the infection which can boost immunity in those previously Immunised without us being aware of it.

One in two children in the state is not fully Immunised, and the state has India's second-highest maternal mortality rate(258 deaths per 100,000 live births).

The blood sera of the' Immunised' animals are found to contain an antibody which reacts with its associated antigen Rh in the red cells of some,

People aged 65 years and over and all other people at any age in any of the at-risk groups listed above should be Immunised with PPV.

In particular, women who have come to the UK from overseas and have not been Immunised are at greatest risk of having a baby with congenital rubella syndrome.

As the risk of tetanus persists, efforts were made to ensure MNTE is maintained- women and children are Immunised, and clean deliveries and proper cord care activities are given boost.

A child who is in the contagious stage should stay away from school and avoid close contact with others, especially those who are not Immunised or have never had measles.

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