Sentence examples for immunizing from inspiring English sources

The first pertussis immunizing agent was introduced in the 1940s and soon led to a drastic decline in the number of cases.

The pertussis immunizing agent is included in the DPT vaccine.

Important discoveries came in 1880 and 1881, when Pasteur succeeded in immunizing animals against two diseases caused by bacteria.

So now he keeps a radio going quietly night and day among his hens, immunizing them against the virus of sound.

Apropos of the recent and groundless panic over immunizing the population against a rumored epidemic of swine flu: "Our government has finally come up with a cure for which there is no known disease".

Secondly, the signed pledge goes at least some way toward immunizing Trump against the charge that Jeb Bush had levelled at him on the very morning he signed it: that he isn't a real conservative, or even a genuine Republican.

Perhaps a more pertinent example is Japan's seasonal influenza immunization policy, between 1962 and 1994 where children were immunized against influenza explicitly in order to protect the elderly, for whom contracting seasonal flu is more likely to be fatal, and immunization more likely to be burdensome (Reichert et al. 2001; Sugaya 2014).

A particular antibody is usually in greatest amount (titre) in individuals who have been immunized with the specific antigen by infection or by other active immunizing procedures.

During the second decade of the 20th century, it became apparent that far more people were being rendered immune to polio by previous asymptomatic infections than were being immunized by recovery from overt disease.

One avenue of research has focused on finding ways to immunize patients against the specific cancer growing within them.

Recombinant DNA technology has allowed researchers to use modified bacteria and viruses that are not harmful to humans to immunize individuals against an antigen from a pathogenic microorganism.