vaccination records造句

• Some countries require microchips in imported animals to match vaccination records.
• It contained such personal details as employment history and vaccination records.
• Review your vaccination records, and your children's.
• The researchers said they based their estimate on a review of vaccination records.
• I mean, really, what are they going to do with your vaccination records?
• They culled MS patients from two studies of nurses and looked at their vaccination records.
• It was initially issued on cassette in 1993 before following on CD via Vaccination Records the following year.
• The insurance company will forward the vaccination record to the Health Department, which will automatically enter it into the database.
• I-693, the Report of Medical Examination and Vaccination Record, is used to report the medical examination to officials.
• They also receive a government-issued National Vaccination Record, on which the vaccines they receive throughout their lives will be tallied.
• We have volunteers poring over vaccination records and going door-to-door to locate them and make sure they are immunized.
• Most private dental clinics will also require employees to have current vaccination records and may also require workers to undertake annual influenza vaccinations.
• "' Vaccination Records "'was a record label based in Oakland, California throughout the 1990s and early millennium.
• The military also plans to issue dog tags with a computer chip, which will hold medical histories, X-rays and vaccination records.
• In Wyandotte County, doctors said it is often hard to keep track of vaccination records because many children go to several different clinics for shots.
• He said Denmark's vaccination records are particularly good because doctors aren't paid for giving the shots until they report them to a registry.
• Computerized registration links immunization data from hospitals, health clinics and private doctors, making it easier to keep track of vaccination records inside or outside the state.
• Iceland in 1816 made the clergy responsible for smallpox vaccination and gave them the responsibility of keeping vaccination records for their parishes; Sweden also had similar practices.
• One mother, Eva Orozco, showed up with her four children and produced the vaccination records for each, which she had carefully wrapped in a plastic bag.
• Lord Morris of Manchester said he had received a letter from junior Defense Minister Lord Bach saying that " the vaccination records of many Gulf veterans are incomplete ."