Sentence examples for weakening form from inspiring English sources
Matejko's technique in this painting was subtly but noticeably different compared to his other paintings; authors Wrede et al. attribute this to Matejko's exploration of new techniques, but note that contemporary critiques saw this departure from his old style as the weakening form of the dying master, and did not applaud the changes.
An effective vaccine is widely available, made from a weakened form of the virus.
She died in 1976 of pneumonia, weakened form many years of dialysis.
Even in their weakened form, these claims are disturbing to consumer groups because they allow a lower standard of proof.
America's MedImmune has come up with a nasal spray that uses a live flu virus in a weakened form.
Despite Democratic majorities in the House and Senate, most Fair Deal proposals either failed to gain legislative majorities or passed in much weakened form.
A scientist at Fort Detrick in Frederick, Md., has been isolated as a precaution after she grazed her hand last week with a needle while conducting a study with mice infected with a weakened form of the Ebola virus.
Doctors do not know if children who were vaccinated against chickenpox will be vulnerable to shingles later in life, because the vaccine is made from a weakened form of the virus.
Last year's notorious virus, the pandemic A(H1N1) swine flu, has now become just one of the usual suspects included in a killed or weakened form in the 2010-11 vaccine.
The first was that the plan might not pass (indeed, the House of Representatives voted against it on September 29th,) or that it might pass only in amended, and thus weakened, form.
Senator Bill Frist's Aug. 9 Op-Ed article, "Deciding Who Is to Be Protected Against Smallpox," which calls for giving all Americans the option to receive the vaccination against smallpox, does not mention that vaccinia virus -- the weakened form of smallpox in current vaccines -- spreads readily from vaccinees to others through contact with the vaccination lesion.
