Примеры использования Vaccination rates на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The vaccination rates are very high.
The country also enjoys quite high vaccination rates among children.
Vaccination rates for infants below 12 months of age.
It also recommended to increase under-one vaccination rates among Amerindian Communities.
Vaccination rates among Palestine refugees for polio were already high 99 per cent coverage.
Sport can be used to increase vaccination rates for measles, polio and other diseases.
Vaccination rates for individual types of infections were between 98 and 99 per cent, similarly as in previous years.
Certain methodologies may be more useful for estimating vaccination rates among health care professionals.
Vaccination rates indicate the extent of health-system coverage and can identify areas of weak performance.
As to article 12 of the Covenant,the Committee notes that clear progress can be observed in the BCG, tetanus and polio vaccination rates.
Yet despite this, vaccination rates among health care workers remain low.
In addition, emergencies have a disproportionate effect on disadvantaged population groups, whose pre-emergency vaccination rates and nutritional status are often below the national average.
Vaccination rates had increased, primary health coverage had expanded, and emergency first aid was more readily available.
Emergencies have a disproportionate effect on disadvantaged population groups whose pre-emergency vaccination rates as well as nutritional status are often below the national average.
Vaccination rates among Palestine refugees relative to the Syrian population were high 99 per cent prior to the conflict.
Slovenia has one of the lowest neonatal mortality rates among OECD countries, and vaccination rates for diphtheria, tetanus and pertussis and measles, are about the same as the EU average(about 95%) Ministry of Health, 2016.
Vaccination rates remained high latest figures from 2010 Demographic and Health Survey indicate that 83 per cent of children in Burundi are completely vaccinated.
The prophylactic vaccination of infants under 1 year old(as a percentage of children subject to vaccination) has remained steady since 2010,while a small decline(by 1-4 per cent) in vaccination rates was observed between 2005 and 2010.
This programme has emphasized improved vaccination rates and action to combat diarrhoea, and has led to a modification of the structure of infant mortality.
The Committee is seriously concerned about the poor health of Roma children, as manifested in higher infant mortality rates, a higher incidence of chronic andinfectious diseases, and low vaccination rates, and that limited access to health care and other social services is, to a certain extent, considered to be self-imposed.
It also informed that the vaccination rates for various childhood illnesses are between 90 and 100 per cent and Tonga has one of the lowest infant mortality rates in the Pacific.
Expanded Programme of Immunization(EPI) 228. According to the demographic and health survey, there were slight differences in vaccination rates by gender, with rates for girls being slightly higher than for boys, or 34 per cent and 30 per cent.
Continue to address the problem of malnutrition and low vaccination rates, with special emphasis on rural and remote areas and among the displaced, the AfroColombian and the indigenous populations;
A vaccination rate in Slovakia is higher than in other European Union countries.
The vaccination rate for polio and other childhood diseases has reached 96.4 per cent.
Births Postnatal activities Vaccination rate of children aged less than one year.
After a four-year period of decline in between 2006 and 2010, the vaccination rate among children under2 remains significantly below the target level 91.3% in 2012.
The report indicates that the vaccination rate among newborns and children under 2 has reached 98 per cent and that the Emirates are free from infant poliomyelitis and malaria.
The vaccination rate has reached 98 per cent for all vaccines, with the exception of the tuberculosis vaccine.
Vaccination rate: children aged 12-23 months who have had at least one vaccination per cent.