The phrase "strong immunity" is correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a person's level of resistance to disease or illness. Example: Regular exercise and a healthy diet can help build a strong immunity, which can protect you from getting sick.
Our goal was to determine how to manipulate antigen-specific killing by CD8+ T cells through DCs in vivo, to generate either strong immunity or immune tolerance.
Initiation of immune-boosting through vaccination could be better than that of immune-priming with regard to induction of prompt and strong immunity.
The animal vaccines often do not provide strong immunity, and the virus can mutate so that some vaccines will not affect it, he said.
IJDH had to work creatively, since the U.N. has very strong immunity protections and could not be prosecuted in any Haitian court.
The NWFET devices have strong immunity for the unprecedented short channel effects (SCEs) compared with the FinFET devices owing to increased gate controllability.
These insights may provide a blueprint for engineering more potent inactivated or "dead" vaccines that can deliver strong immunity while overcoming concerns about the health risks of live vaccines.
Getting the flu itself does provide much stronger immunity than any flu shot does.
Their model suggests that stronger immunity protections lower the costs of being corrupt.
"Whether immunity is a vice or a virtue," they write, "depends on whether stronger immunity is relatively more valuable to corrupt politicians or to honest ones".
Nevertheless, Dr. Pedersen said, SARS might provoke stronger immunity in humans because it appears to invade the body more deeply than some of the animal viruses do, leading to a more powerful immune response.
By getting their children to touch the contaminated items or suck on tainted candy, they believe their children will get the stronger immunity that surviving a full-blown natural infection of chickenpox affords, without the hazards they say come with vaccines.
