Examples of using Immunized in English and their translations into Greek
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adults who were never immunized.
until all children everywhere are consistently and routinely immunized against polio, the threat is there.
be fully immunized.
fewer than 14 per cent of children are immunized against polio.
Diego is a doctor so used to working in extreme situations that he has immunized himself to others' pain.
Another theory is"herd immunity," which states that when enough people in a community are immunized, all are protected.
For example, highly virulent microbes such as variola major virus are not virulent in hosts immunized with vaccinia.
Children under treatment for tuberculosis have not experienced exacerbation of the disease when immunized with live measles virus vaccine.
Children under treatment for tuberculosis have not experienced exacerbation of the disease when immunized with live measles virus vaccine.
Doxorubicin in combination with immunized dendritic cells are able to destroy cancer cells much more effectively.
keep toys clean, make sure your child is immunized, and go to all well-child visits.
Another component of immunization theory is“herd immunity,” the notion that when enough people in a community are immunized, all are protected.
A: Generally, we pack our small blowers in Immunized Fumigation-Free Wood Case, the large blowers are packed on iron pallet.
thus have very low number of children immunized against measles.
So far all of the reports we are seeing are coming in from children who have been partially or fully immunized,” said infectious disease specialist Dr. Heather Ashton.
This trend is accentuated by a shrinking percentage of the number of children immunized against measles every year in these countries.
Persons 7-18 years who are not fully immunized with DTaP need 1 dose of Tdap as part of the catch-up series(preferably the first dose).
In another study a difference in body weight gain was seen in the immunized adult females between lactation days 14 to 21 when compared to the control animals.
In the UK in particular, hens are immunized against salmonella and generally, their eggs are safe for 21 days.
Babies who are not fully immunized may develop pneumonia,