The phrase "immune for" is not grammatically correct and cannot be used in written English.
Instead, the phrase "immune to" can be used to indicate someone or something's resistance to a certain thing. For example: - She seems to be immune to criticism. (meaning she is not affected by criticism) - The new vaccine makes people immune to the virus. (meaning it protects them from getting the virus) - He is immune to their insults. (meaning he is unaffected by their insults).
The model assumes that populations can be divided into mutually exclusive states on the basis of age, Hib antibody levels (high, low, and none), and Hib infection status (susceptible, colonized, and diseased), with an additional state (immune) for infants passively immunized with bacterial polysaccharide immunoglobulin.
Animals that survived infection became immune for life.
Adults who contract the disease in childhood are immune for life, providing protection in countries where hepatitis is widespread.
Unlike Europe, America did not have large numbers of people who had survived childhood smallpox and therefore were immune for life.
But like other countries, Britain is not immune, for example, to the un-lovely effects of open-cast mining and quarrying.
A patient who has once suffered from smallpox, but then recovers, is then immune for the rest of his or her life.
Microbial killing ability may not be the best method for immune assessment for every system.
Therapeutic targeting of immune-regulatory mechanisms has already initiated a new era for immune therapy for cancer.
After a visit to the dazzling new Millennium Wing addition to the National Gallery of Ireland, head (only if you are smoke-immune) for the Ely Wine Bar, where knowledgeably selected wines by the glass are set off by Kilkee oysters, lamb meatballs in apricot-lime sauce and Irish stew.
"It has been learning how to avoid our immune system for millennia, because we are the natural host for it.
Immune modulation, for example via dietary strategies, may hold promise as well for maintaining immune homeostasis in the healthy population.
