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uptake

[uhp-teyk] / ˈʌpˌteɪk /






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“It’s always good to re-review vaccine programs, and it may be that it’s felt that if it were given slightly older, you might get higher uptake,” Bedford said.

From Salon

In particular, there had been lower vaccine uptake among certain ethnic groups, including Roma, east European, South Asian and black ethnic groups.

From BBC

The outbreak in Enfield comes as the government launches a wider campaign to improve childhood vaccination uptake for measles and other jabs for under fives.

From BBC

So far, the uptake of Nomio seems to be far higher in European countries than in the U.S., at least among winter athletes.

From The Wall Street Journal

Emissions across industry have also dropped, most notably in building materials, as construction slows, but also in transport with the growing uptake of electric vehicles.

From Barron's