Sentence examples for cost of inoculation from inspiring English sources

Primary prevention by prophylactic vaccination against the HPV types that are causally linked with most cervical cancers in Europe is likely to become a feasible option for cervical cancer control, provided the current cost of inoculation regimens is substantially reduced.

Because of insufficient funds in the continental army, Hinde was forced to cover the costs of inoculations, which "seriously impaired his private fortune".

Therefore, the optimal experiments were carried out at 36°C with 50% nutrients, initial pH 4.8, and 36 hours pre-hydrolysis to balance the cost of seed preparation and the influences of inoculation OD on the SSF performance.

Alternative methods of inoculation may increase the utilization of such bacteria in the field and help reduce agricultural costs.

Both provided a kind of inoculation.

He remained as steadfast on the subject of inoculation as he had been equivocal on witchcraft.

The bombing of Japan can be seen in this light as a kind of inoculation.

"What we are moving toward is a form of inoculation from terrorism," he said.

At the current rate of inoculation, the nation's supply would have run out in about 40 days.

Lunch from a dumpster isn't just a form of conservation; it's a kind of inoculation.

KELLER -- It has often occurred to me that the diaries are a kind of inoculation against discovery by others.