vaccinate
No vaccinations are required for entry into Britain.
Routine smallpox vaccination in the United States ended in 1972.
Mass vaccination programmes have almost removed infectious diseases from the mortality tables for children.

SMART Vocabulary: related words and phrases

Immunology & vaccination
active immunity
ANA
anti-vax
antibody
antigen
antigenic
antinuclear antibody
electroporation
herd immunity
immune response
immunity
immunization
immunocompromised
immunosuppressed
lymph
titre
unimmunized
uninoculated
unvaccinated
vaccinated

Examples of vaccination

vaccination
In the majority of patients (influenza vaccine, 98 % and pneumococcal vaccine, 94 %), vaccination was carried out in general practice.
Oral delivery represents another attractive alternative to parenteral injection for large-scale human vaccination.
The outcomes of six different vaccination schedules were examined.
Analysis suggests that the pre-vaccination patterns of measles and mumps infection in the different countries were similar.
Bars represent the average concentration (in dry weight) for groups of samples taken from fish at different time points after vaccination.
Measles vaccine efficacy during an outbreak in a highly vaccinated population : incremental increase in protection with age at vaccination up to 18 months.
Further research is needed to evaluate vaccination coverage and efficacy in this area.
Particular emphasis was given to the impact of repeated vaccination on the risk of influenza in elderly subjects.
This allows for identification of areas with ongoing poliovirus transmission and implementation of appropriate vaccination responses.
Strategy 0 : no change in policy : single-dose vaccination at the existing coverage (70 or 90 %).
The vaccination was administered by deep intramuscular injection in the deltoid muscle.
Unfortunately, not all horses react in the same way to the vaccines, with some ' poor responders ' showing low levels of antibody after vaccination [1].
We adopted a meta-population framework to model local aggregation of populations, and used this to investigate the effects of vaccination heterogeneity.
Vaccination must be updated yearly, in order to take into account the genetic/antigenic evolution of wildtype influenza viruses.
As indicated above, vaccination by injection appears to induce protective antibodies in the environment of the uterine cervix.
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Collocations withvaccination

vaccination

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childhood vaccination
However, as in other countries, this progress can be sustained only by maintaining high vaccination coverage with the routine childhoodvaccination schedule.
compulsory vaccination
These provide for the compulsory vaccination of travellers going from infected to receptive areas and to disinsectization of aircraft.
influenza vaccination
Variable efficacy of repeated annual influenzavaccination.
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