When given alive, the organisms are weakened, or attenuated, by some laboratory means so that they still stimulate antibodies but do not produce their characteristic disease.
As we welcome 2016 let's keep the season of giving alive all year long.
We then used the DevCan 6.4.1 software (National Cancer Institute and Information Management Services, 2009) to derive the age-conditional absolute risk (risk between ages x and y, given alive and cancer-free at age x) of being diagnosed with prostate or breast cancer among the general population.
Where others see stereotypes about "navel-gazing entitled narcissists," he said, "we see the most open-minded, most connected, most generous, most giving generation alive on the planet today.
The spirit of giving was alive and well in Raleigh, North Carolina thanks to a team of kindhearted Chick-fil-A employees.
Your example of openhearted giving is alive and well at every level of our society, demonstrating that generosity has become yet another American tradition.
The image of her, injured but alive, gave them hope.
Nancy's boyfriend, Bobby Rupp, who was the last person to see the Clutters alive, gave an interview "because Al Dewey advised me to".
In 1994, he gave a "Stayin' Alive 'til '95" box, which played a rewritten version of the Bee Gees song as businessmen figurines propped up a building in a pose reminiscent of the flag raising at Iwo Jima.
Knoll describes how her 2015 book Luckiest Girl Alive gave her the courage to speak up about being gang-raped at 15 years old.
