Examples of using Inoculations in English and their translations into Hebrew
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But without inoculations, we would still have polio,
If we eliminate these, women will be exposed to 10 inoculations and men 7,
Inoculations: No particular inoculations are needed for Morocco under normal circumstances,
No, we're issued a standard number of inoculations, as you call them, against all known destructive bacterial
Those inoculations are meant to keep cops safe.
In 5.2% children from the test group and also in 5.2% from the control group(which received 3 different inoculations) serious adverse effects were noticed.
And in the meantime, I have asked the Doctor to prepare a series of inoculations that will protect the crew from the radiation.
As far as I can tell, their"new" inoculations aren't much different from run-of-the-mill radiogenic vaccines.
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.
because it doesn't have the inoculations required for Europe.
killed my grandparents… and you brought me the history of my father's childhood inoculations.
not to mention give the entire town inoculations.
Inoculations: No particular inoculations are needed for Morocco under normal circumstances,
Inoculations against the disease began in 1967 with one dose and, starting in 1978, two doses began to be administered,
the number of reported cases of polio following mass inoculations with the killed-virus vaccine was significantly greater than before mass inoculations, and may have more than doubled in the U.S. as a whole.
1954(before mass inoculations), compared to 55 cases of polio during the one-year period ending August 30, 1955(after mass inoculations)- a 266% increase.
It is also your responsibility to consult your physician for current recommendations on inoculations before you travel internationally and to ensure that you meet all health entry requirements
to ensure that doctors are on-hand to provide medical care and inoculations as necessary, as well as“cultural translators” who can help both sides navigate the differences between two worlds.
It's a TB inoculation done outside the U.S.,
Three doctors in Miami give inoculation shots to travel to Africa.