Sentence examples for by using vaccines from inspiring English sources

In developing a solution to reticence in the African and especially in the Beninois context, we must take into account the representation of vaccination agents as persons who compete with God by using vaccines as protection against disease.

Revisiting old antibiotics could be useful, but we also need to look at other ways of controlling infection – expanding our arsenal by using vaccines, probiotics and things we've not even thought of yet.

Those outbreaks, in developed countries in temperate regions, have been stopped by using vaccines as a short-term emergency measure in tandem with culling and other standard measures, said Dr. Mike Nunn who manages Australia's Animal Health Science department and Dr. Sarah Kahn, an Australian veterinary consultant to the Food and Agricultural Organization.

By using vaccines mimicking the glycosylation pattern of cancer-cells, it is possible to overcome tolerance in transgenic animals expressing the human MUC1 protein as a self-antigen providing important clues for an improved MUC1 vaccine design.

And of course by using vaccines, we've been able to eradicate such diseases as smallpox, polio and measles.

Directing the immune system to eradicate cancer cells is exciting, either by using vaccines or immune checkpoint modulators.

We now have the capacity to "fuel the engine" by using vaccine strategies to accumulate effector T-cells at the tumor border, and "release the brake" to allow T-cells to fight the cancer by inhibiting immune system checkpoints.

*Assays were performed by using vaccine and convalescent-phase serum samples as well as K34C8 MAb.

Thus, the last 7 chapters emphasize the traditional prophylactic measures, potency of vaccines and possibility of vaccine use, the history of vaccine improvement, recent advances in vaccine development, implementation of international control campaigns for the eradication of RP and PPR by using vaccine, and a brief overview of the pathogenesis and eradication of measles virus.

At issue is whether a no-fault system established by Congress about 25 years ago to compensate children and others injured by commonly used vaccines should protect manufacturers from virtually all product liability lawsuits.

Finally, this study used vaccines produced by different companies to compare the immunization effects of different dosages, and it is possible that the use of HepB produced by different companies caused a small effect in this study.