Sentence examples for be inoculated from from inspiring English sources

Frank's gesture at rebellion is to go smirkingly to work for bloated Knox Business Machines, where he imagines he'll be inoculated from the corporate mindset by the sheer tedium of his tasks.

Point 1: does the word inoculate mean using a single yeast colony from a solid media plate or can the liquid YPAD (Yeast extract, Peptone, Adenine hemisulfate, Dextrose) be inoculated from another previously inoculated YPAD liquid culture?

But we must also resolve to build more inclusive societies that are inoculated from the appeal of the demagogue.

That means Mr. Gore is inoculated from new efforts to prosecute him as he heads into the final months of his presidential campaign.

"We don't believe we are inoculated from global economics, but we do believe if there is a worsening, we do better than anyone else in the ad industry," Eric E. Schmidt, Google's chief executive, said in an interview.

The dual-biologics-producing P. pastoris strain 255B was inoculated from a single colony and grown in BMGY, first in batch and then in perfusion mode, with a perfusion rate of 0.5 ml h−1.

When the PRGS with good efficiency of phosphorus and COD removal was inoculated from a sequencing batch reactor (SBR) into the CFR, the phosphate and COD removal efficiency reduced from 99%to64%4% and from 98%to79%9%, respectively.

In the adaptation period, the PRGS with large size was influenced seriously but that with small size was not when the PRGS was inoculated from the SBR to the CFR.

But when we listen to sad music (or watch a sad movie, or read a sad novel), we are inoculated from any real threat or danger that the music (or movie or novel) represents.

Cultures were inoculated from an overnight malt agar culture.

Flasks containing basal fermentation medium were inoculated from the tube cultures.