Sentence examples for increased immunity from inspiring English sources

The results of the innate immune responses may attribute to the increased immunity of fish fed the additive supplemented diets compared to that of control diet.

We also tested whether increased host longevity is associated with increased immunity, using white blood cell counts as a proxy for immune investment.

This paper presents a folded cascode CMOS instrumentation amplifier input stage with an increased immunity to electromagnetic interference (EMI): this structure is based on a recycling folded cascode topology, and has been designed in a 0.18 μm UMC CMOS process.

Alec, in turn, had based its model bill on Florida's original 2005 legislation, devised with the help of the National Rifle Association, that increased immunity against prosecution for property owners who "stand their ground" and shoot, even to kill, when they feel threatened by someone.

Further support for the hypothesis is garnered from recent research that shows that increased exposure to microbes in childhood is correlated with increased immunity in adulthood.

These bacteria exhibit several healthy, nutritional and therapeutic benefits to hosts including reduction of blood cholesterol (Modler 1994), improvement of lactose utilization in malabsorbers (Tianan Jiang Amad 1996), and increased immunity in animal hosts (Ali 2009; Gill 1998).

"This is really about the promotion of a healthy lifestyle," said Vice Mayor Kerry Donley, who said breast-feeding leads to improved nutrition and increased immunities for children.

Overall, our results suggest that disease control strategies should be further assessed by considering the impact that increased immunity--through vaccination--has on the production of new antigenic variants.

That means improving mosquito control and simultaneously increasing immunity against yellow fever through routine immunization and pre-emptive vaccination campaigns.

The next steps in the vaccine's development include testing if a booster shot given eighteen months after the primary vaccination series would increase immunity.

"Each year a handful of strains circulate, and in the face of increasing immunity in the population they are eventually replaced with different strains that occupy the same niche," he says.