Examples of using Inoculation in English and their translations into Hebrew
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an international certificate of inoculation is required.
We read about Korach's journey so we may be given an inoculation and protection from the same fall.
This is necessary so that the larvae do not dry out during the transfer to the inoculation bar.
the bio-hazardous material being excavated from the Tunguska crater and the subject of at least two inoculation projects.
entry without inoculation for yellow fever is against Ugandan law.
And thanks to all Eureka residents for making the planetary protection protocol inoculation a huge success.
pain involved, there's bigger potential to reach more people requiring inoculation.
The inoculation programme will begin at midday,
But secondly, to incentivize that inoculation by giving a kilo of lentils to everybody who participated.
It believed that ideological inoculation demands protection of schoolchildren's minds from[additional] dangerous streams that
I gotta go get an inoculation. We will talk after.- Giving you the ATA therapy?
It is quite difficult to carry out the inoculation, and one more article will be required for a detailed description of the process of how the pine reproduces by this method.
According to J., who left Israel in 2015, the inoculation bothered him less than other processes he had to go through when he was brought to Uganda.
Today the epidemic crossed the canals and reached Christiansburg. Have you previously tested this inoculation?
he performed the country's first tracheotomy and introduced inoculation against diphtheria.
The first representative whom people entering Uganda meet is from the Health Authority and his job is to check the inoculation certificate.
After today's surgery, there will be no communication between us until we meet again in the inoculation center.
It is better that inoculations be administered at the right time and only in specific instance of an illness with fever, should the inoculation be delayed.
Other viruses may require alternative methods for growth such as the inoculation of embryonated chicken eggs(e.g. avian influenza viruses[3]) or the intracranial inoculation of virus using newborn mice(e.g. lyssaviruses[4]).
The leading advantage of this is the possibility to maintain injected cells within the zone of inoculation(in situ), minimizing the amount of cells that leaves the area