Examples of 'immunisation coverage' in a sentence
Meaning of "immunisation coverage"
Immunisation coverage refers to the percentage of a population that has been immunized against a particular infectious disease. It is used in public health to monitor the extent of vaccination within a community
How to use "immunisation coverage" in a sentence
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These are common because immunisation coverage is low.
Immunisation coverage data are fairly complete.
Improved routine immunisation coverage for the VPDs.
Immunisation Coverage rates.
Samoa has long term low immunisation coverage.
Polio immunisation coverage.
Experts caution against stagnation of immunisation coverage in Africa.
The impact on immunisation coverage and health is clear and present.
Households with sanitation and drinking water ; immunisation coverage.
Routine immunisation coverage.
Boko Haram violence, corruption and poverty, causes of poor immunisation coverage in Nigeria.
Measles immunisation coverage.
The ' credit ' side reveals increases in life expectancy, adult literacy and immunisation coverage.
Tuberculosis immunisation coverage.
Data on immunisation coverage continues to be incomplete, leading to uncertainty about coverage rates.
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Until every country reaches the full immunisation coverage against polio, new outbreaks can happen.
Immunisation coverage for children and pregnant women, including immunisation of children against measles ;.
Increase in immunisation coverage.
DPT immunisation coverage.
Considerable State-level variations with regard to immunisation coverage persist See figure 1.
Continuing to build immunisation coverage and surveillance is the best possible insurance policy.
Inferior rabies vaccine quality and low immunisation coverage in dogs ( Canis familiaris ) in China.
There is a 100 % immunisation coverage following the NZ well child immunisation program.
Community engagement to increase immunisation coverage in Assam, India!
Official estimates on immunisation coverage for tuberculosis, diphtheria, pertussis.
Prior to the conflict, immunisation coverage in Syria was about 95 per cent.
National basic immunisation coverage was less than 30 %.
In 2000 the recorded immunisation coverage rates for the following vaccinations were.
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Monitoring vaccination coverage and encouraging vaccination
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Children who had immunisation records available
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