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Non-inoculated plants served as control at the time of inoculation.
Both provided a kind of inoculation.
He remained as steadfast on the subject of inoculation as he had been equivocal on witchcraft.
"What we are moving toward is a form of inoculation from terrorism," he said.
The bombing of Japan can be seen in this light as a kind of inoculation.
Lunch from a dumpster isn't just a form of conservation; it's a kind of inoculation.
At the current rate of inoculation, the nation's supply would have run out in about 40 days.
KELLER -- It has often occurred to me that the diaries are a kind of inoculation against discovery by others.
He added, "Several times in my inner life I had already experienced the process of inoculation as something salutary".
Biss pushes back against the polarities of inoculation debates, focussing instead on a collective vision herd immunity as "shared space".
When a patient coughs, a much more likely route of inoculation for a health-care worker is the mouth, the nose or the eyes".
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