Sentence examples for being immune from inspiring English sources

Pregnancy can cause women to stop being immune, and immunity can fade out if someone moves away from a malarial area — presumably because they no longer get "boosters" from repeated mosquito bites.

And the sense of being immune was, ludicrous as it seems, a painful one".

In a city that actually never stops, what is better than being immune to falling behind?

Any American exceptionalism hubris about the US being immune to this sort of thing should have been dashed by this election.

The Dining section's tasting panel, not being immune to this journalistic imperative, decided recently to sample a range of Greek wines, 14 whites and 14 reds.

Turnbull conceded the promise had "not been fulfilled" if taken in isolation from other government statements about the ABC "not being immune" from across-the-board spending cuts.

After controlling for other factors, researchers found that being female, having a pre-existing neurologic condition or being immune-compromised increased the risk of death.

Eighteen patients were at risk of infection due to underlying immunosuppressive therapy, and 5 patients developed severe sepsis without any preceding sign of being immune-compromised (Table  1).

These factors included female sex, pre-morbid end-stage kidney disease, liver disease, being immune-compromised, medical or non-elective admissions, primary diagnosis of sepsis or metabolic/poisoning admission diagnoses, and greater acute severity of illness.

Data from Romania indicated that being immune-compromised and being infected with the influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 virus were risk factors for a fatal outcome, but this effect was not observed in the pooled data analysis.

In Romania the following variables were independent risk factors for a fatal outcome in influenza-positive SARI patients: being immune-compromised (OR =��3.87, CI 95% = 1.19-12.60) and being infected with influenza A(H1N1 pdm09 virus (OR = 7.48, CI 95% = 2.39-23.36).