Примеры использования Immunization rates на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Immunization rates high.
Prevalence of major communicable diseases and immunization rates.
Immunization rates have doubled.
Estimates suggest, however, that immunization rates are lower for Aboriginal children in most provinces.
Immunization rates fall far below those of boys.
There have been significant improvements in child immunization rates, and the number of people receiving antiretroviral therapies.
Immunization rates for girls fall far below those of boys.
Generally, Richmond andthe Thompson regions consistently have high immunization rates approaching the national target of 97 percent.
Child immunization rates in the Congo, 1995 and 200016.
The same report highlights that"on-reserve First Nations child immunization rates are 20 per cent lower than in the general population.
Immunization rates for children are now in the 70 to 90 per cent range.
Nonetheless, it is apparent only for some outcomes(such as growth monitoring for children) andgenerally not for others such as immunization rates.
Immunization rates are recorded annually by the school medicine services.
This entails making significantimprovements to health-care systems, raising immunization rates and increasing the provision of affordable medicines.
Currently the immunization rates for children with disabilities are largely unmonitored.
This campaign was designed to suppress the spread of the vaccine-derived poliovirus,which emerged when polio immunization rates dropped in the previous two years.
Immunization Rates: DPT3[diphtheria, pertussis(whooping cough) and tetanus] and measles.
The Committee is concerned in particular by weaknesses in the health infrastructure, including a lack of appropriate equipment within many health centres,the limited quality of services and low immunization rates.
Immunization rates were previously high, although coverage was more limited in areas suffering from persistent insecurity.
A national polio immunization programme jointly created by ETTA and United Nations agencies has achieved80 per cent coverage, though overall national immunization rates, at 15 per cent, are still low.
With current immunization rates it is estimated that 700 000- 1 000 000 of them will not receive all recommended vaccinations in their lifetime.
It also trained 200 health-care workers in the introduction of new vaccines and the updated national expanded programme for immunizations, maintaining high immunization rates among the most vulnerable communities.
Accordingly, immunization rates stand at 90 per cent for children under the age of five, and efforts are continuing to increase this figure.
The staff members also looked at yearly reports received from various government departments on such questions as immunization rates and educational enrolment in order to have a better picture of the situation of women and children.
Immunization rates against childhood diseases are high, but rates for complete vaccination are low among certain sectors of the population, and where second and third doses are required.
Presenting and communicating immunization data Despite challenges and fluctuations,global trends show that immunization rates have drastically improved in the last 30 years and many lives have been saved through vaccination.
Immunization rates were sustained globally at average rates of some 80 per cent or higher, but the regional average in Africa remained unacceptably low, with a rate of only 41 per cent in West and Central Africa.
The participation of women in decision-making processes andtheir representation in the national parliament have increased. Immunization rates for children have improved; mortality for children under 5 years of age has been reduced and the transmission rate of HIV/AIDS slowed.
Notable increases in immunization rates were seen from 2005 to 2006 in countries that included Côte d'Ivoire, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, Nepal, Niue, Panama, Papua New Guinea, the Republic of the Congo, Solomon Islands, Timor-Leste and Vanuatu.
Also, school enrolment rates have risen by 1 per cent per year and more quickly for girls than for boys, narrowing the gender gap;child mortality has fallen by 2 per cent per year and immunization rates have risen by between 7 and 9 per cent per year.