"better immunity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It typically refers to the state or quality of having a stronger immune system. Example: "Eating a balanced diet and getting enough sleep can lead to better immunity against common illnesses."
It is easy to give, and it produces better immunity because it reaches the intestines, which are lined with receptors for the virus.
This novel structure shows better immunity to short-channel effects like DIBL and improved analog and RF performance.
The obtained results suggest the possibility for bridging the gap between high electrical performances with better immunity to the SHEs.
The use of dedicated equipment with relaying capabilities rose as a promising technique to expanded coverage, system wide power savings and better immunity against signal fading [1].
The new proposed design with adjustable holding voltage controlled by the ESD detection circuit has better immunity against mis-trigger or transient-induced latch-on event.
Furthermore, to achieve better immunity to burst and impulse noise, a novel interleaving scheme based on chaotic Baker map is proposed.
Therefore, outdoor games can lead to better immunities and feelings of well-being, as well as a healthier, happier preschooler, both mentally and physically.
Although the adaptive immune response toward PCM is better characterized, immunity against the genus Paracoccidioides is complex and involves other immune cell subsets, including mononuclear phagocytes [ 7].
Females generally mount better humoral immunity than males, while males demonstrate enhanced cellular immune responses [ 57, 58].
Boris was keeper of the body for nearly 30 years, earning a pretty good living (by Soviet standards) and, better still, immunity from Stalin's terror.
Simulation results show that the proposed method has a good soft error tolerance capability as well as better noise immunity.
