Examples of using Active immunisation in English and their translations into German
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To stimulate active immunisation against swine erysipelas.
Active immunisation of horses against equine influenza.
Treatment and vaccination plan for active immunisation against salmonellosis.
Active immunisation of horses against equine influenza and tetanus.
Therefore, the Committee decided that HBVAXPRO' s benefits are greater than its risks for active immunisation against hepatitis B virus infection caused by all known subtypes in people considered at risk of exposure to hepatitis B virus.
Active immunisation against avian influenza type A, subtype H5.
To stimulate active immunisation against porcine parvovirus and swine erysipelas.
Active immunisation of horses against equine influenza and tetanus.
It encompasses active immunisation with a toxoid vaccine, an inactive diphtheria toxin.
For active immunisation of sheep from 3.5 months of age to reduce viraemia* associated with infection by Schmallenberg virus.
Active immunisation of cattle from 3 months of age for the prevention* of viraemia caused by bluetongue virus, serotype 8.
Active immunisation of sheep from 1.5 months of age for the prevention* of viraemia caused by bluetongue virus, serotypes 1 and 8.
Active immunisation of horses of 4 months of age or older against equine influenza to reduce clinical signs and virus excretion after infection.
Active immunisation of horses against West Nile virus(WNV) to reduce clinical signs of disease and lesions in the brain and to reduce viraemia.
Active immunisation of piglets from the age of 4 days, to reduce the mortality and clinical signs of oedema disease caused by Stx2e toxin produced by E. coli STEC.
Active immunisation of dogs from 6 weeks of age: to prevent clinical signs(nasal and ocular discharge) and reduce viral excretion caused by canine parainfluenza virus.
Active immunisation against invasive disease, pneumonia and acute otitis media caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae in infants and children from 6 weeks up to 5 years of age.
For the active immunisation of male and female pigs to reduce clinical signs(skin lesions and fever) of swine erysipelas caused by Erysipelothrix rhusiopathiae, serotype 1 and serotype 2.
Active immunisation for the prevention of invasive disease, pneumonia and acute otitis media caused by Streptococcus pneumoniae in infants, children and adolescents from 6 weeks to 17 years of age.
For active immunisation of dogs of 6 months of age or older against Babesia canis to reduce the severity of clinical signs associated with acute Babesiosis(B. canis) and anaemia as measured by Packed Cell Volume PCV.
Active immunisation of Muscovy ducks to reduce weight loss and lesions of Muscovy duck parvovirosis and Derzsy's disease and, in the absence of maternally derived antibodies, to also prevent mortality.
Active immunisation of pigs from the age of 56 days onwards including pregnant sows against swine influenza caused by subtypes H1N1, H3N2 and H1N2 to reduce clinical signs and viral lung load after infection.
For active immunisation of pigs over the age of 2 weeks against Porcine Circovirus Type 2(PCV2) to reduce mortality, clinical signs- including weight loss- and lesions in lymphoid tissues associated with PCV2 related disease PCVD.
For active immunisation of future broiler breeder chickens, future layer breeder chickens and future layer chickens from 5 weeks of age to reduce air sac lesions and reduce the number of eggs with abnormal shell formation caused by Mycoplasma synoviae.
For active immunisation of rabbits from 5 weeks of age onwards to reduce mortality and clinical signs of myxomatosis and to prevent mortality due to rabbit haemorrhagic disease(RHD) caused by classical RHD virus strains.
For active immunisation of cattle from 3 months of age to reduce hyperthermia and to minimise the reduction of leukocyte count caused by bovine viral diarrhoea virus(BVDV-1 and BVDV-2), and to reduce virus shedding and viraemia caused by BVDV-2.
For active immunisation of 18 day-old embryonated chicken eggs or one-day-old chicks to reduce mortality and clinical signs caused by Newcastle disease virus and to reduce mortality, clinical signs and lesions caused by Marek's disease virus.
For active immunisation of pigs against enterotoxigenic F4-positive Escherichia coli in order to: reduce the incidence of moderate to severe post-weaning Escherichia coli diarrhoea(PWD) in pigs reduce the colonisation of the ileum and faecal shedding of enterotoxigenic F4-positive.