Sentence examples for could be immunized from inspiring English sources

Prehn and Main [ 17], Klein et al. [ 18] and others noted over 50 years ago that inbred mice could be immunized against syngeneic tumors, even autochthonous tumors, and that such immunity was individually specific: tumors of the same histological type, induced by the same carcinogen in mice of the same haplotype, still showed individually distinct antigenicity.

In that way, American interests could be immunized from becoming Egyptian political footballs again.

Of the 1.4 million service members on active duty, 350,000 to 500,000 could be immunized under the Pentagon's plan, officials said.

But who could be immunized by the sight of a G-string when the entire cast of "Oh! Calcutta!" (a pun on the French phrase "Oh, quel cul t'as," "Oh, what an ass you have") were nightly exposing their private parts to audiences of hundreds?

If NewLink's vaccine requires a high dose to be effective, far fewer people could be immunized.

When wars wracked Central America, Catholic Church officials helped to broker ceasefires so that children could be immunized.

But, said Dr. James M. Robl, president and chief scientific officer at Hematech, "A cow carrying complete human antibody genes could simply be immunized against the target disease agent and human antibodies could be collected in a couple of months".

As for vaccines, the panel said that even children with an egg allergy could safely be immunized for measles, mumps, rubella and varicella (chickenpox), but the flu vaccine should not be given.

"Four of my children contracted measles because there were no health services so they could not be immunized".

The patient could not be immunized with influenza vaccination due to poor general condition in September and October 2009, the vaccination period for the seasonally expected influenza viruses.

Dispensaries that opened before 2007 would be "immunized and could continue to operate," Usher said.