Examples of using Immunogenicity data in English and their translations into Hungarian
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Immunogenicity data were evaluated in 64 subjects.
The dose recommendations take into account the safety and immunogenicity data from clinical studies in healthy subjects.
Safety and immunogenicity data in healthy adults, including older people.
The dose recommendations take into account the safety and immunogenicity data from clinical studies in healthy subjects.
Immunogenicity data are highly dependent on the sensitivity and specificity of the ADA assay.
There are very limited safety and immunogenicity data available from clinical studies with HUMENZA in adults aged over 60 years of age.
Immunogenicity data obtained at three weeks after one dose of Focetria H1N1v suggest that a single dose may be sufficient.
Subjects in the vaccine group had immunogenicity data at the[M107- M113] interval after the first vaccine dose with a median follow-up of 8.9 years.
Immunogenicity data are available in individuals with complement deficiencies, asplenia, or splenic dysfunctions(see section 5.1).
Safety and immunogenicity data in special risk groups(immunocompromised and chronically ill).
Immunogenicity data obtained at three weeks after administration of Humenza in clinical studies suggest that a single dose may be sufficient.
There are no safety and immunogenicity data available from clinical studies with Pandemrix(H1N1)v in children aged less than 6 months.
Long-term immunogenicity data following the use of Menitorix as a primary and booster vaccination are not yet available(see section 5.1).
Limited immunogenicity data obtained three weeks after administration of a single dose of 0.25 ml or 0.5 ml to healthy children aged 10-17 years.
Immunogenicity data for subcutaneous use of Abseamed in patients at risk for antibody-induced PRCA, i. e. patients with renal anaemia, are not sufficient.
This indication is based on immunogenicity data from healthy subjects from the age of 18 years onwards following administration of two doses of vaccine prepared with H5N1 subtype strains(see section 5.1).
Immunogenicity data obtained in a limited number of children aged 6-35 months show that there is a further immune response to a second half-dose of 0.25 ml administered after an interval of three weeks.
This indication is based on immunogenicity data from subjects from the age of 6 months onwards following administration of two doses of vaccine prepared with H5N1 subtype strains(see section 5.1).
This indication is based on immunogenicity data from healthy subjects aged 18-60 years following administration of two doses of vaccine prepared from A/ VietNam/ 1194/ 2004 NIBRG-14(H5N1)(see section 5.1).
This indication is based on immunogenicity data from healthy subjects from the age of 18 years onwards following administration of two doses of the vaccine containing A/turkey/Turkey/1/05(H5N1)-like strain.
This indication is based on immunogenicity data from healthy subjects from the age of 18 years onwards following administration of two doses of vaccine prepared from A/VietNam/1194/2004 NIBRG-14(H5N1)(see section 5.1).
Safety and immunogenicity data for Prevenar 13 are not available for individuals in other specific immuno-compromised groups(e.g., malignancy or nephrotic syndrome) and vaccination should be considered on an individual basis.
Immunogenicity data from three long-term clinical studies indicate that approximately one third of patients develop antibodies, as determined by the mouse neutralisation/ mouse protection assay dependent on duration of exposure.
There are no safety and immunogenicity data available from clinical studies with Arepanrix or with an AS03-containing vaccine containing HA from H1N1v manufactured using a different process in children aged less than 6 months.
Immunogenicity data obtained at three weeks after administration of an AS03-containing vaccine containing HA from H1N1v manufactured using a different process in clinical studies suggest that dosing may be in accordance with the recommendations for adults.
Safety and immunogenicity data are not yet available for children in other specific high-risk groups for invasive pneumococcal disease(e.g. children with another congenital or acquired splenic dysfunction, HIV- infected, malignancy, nephrotic syndrome).
Safety and immunogenicity data on PCV13 are not available for immunocompromised individuals(e.g., individuals with splenic dysfunction, HIV infection, malignancy, nephrotic syndrome) and vaccination should be considered on an individual basis.
Preliminary immunogenicity data obtained with an AS03-containing vaccine containing HA from H1N1v manufactured using a different process in a limited number of children aged 6-35 months show that there is a further immune response to a second dose of 0.25 ml administered after an interval of three weeks.