Inoculation in a sentence

According to the ministry’s website, 220.66 crore doses of Covid vaccine have been administered so far under the nationwide inoculation drive.

Soil microbiome indicators can predict crop growth response to large-scale inoculation with arbuscular mycorrhizal fungi.

Last August, the DA started the government-controlled inoculation of the ASF vaccine in Lobo, Batangas.

The Israeli experience has been a natural laboratory for stress inoculation and can be said to play a role in the flip side of trauma, namely resistance.

Even as Canadians become more aware of the setbacks related to the pandemic, about one in six continue to resist inoculation.

Israeli media reported that the inoculation drive got off to a bumpy start, with the country’s HMOs flooded with phone calls for appointments to get vaccinated and many Israelis complaining they weren’t able to get through.

It also means that vaccine research is, in practice, only just starting, and that the quest for a full inoculation against the virus may take much longer to develop than was initially hoped.

It’s the highest inoculation rate since the province began offering free vaccinations in 2009.

Now, with the about Pfizer and BioNTech’s vaccine and the prospect of mass inoculation, millions of people are surely waiting for the return of normality, whatever that is.

On Sunday, Russia announced that it planned to start a nationwide inoculation campaign in October with a vaccine that had yet to complete clinical trials, the latest evidence of the global potential for cutting corners.

Reuters news agency also reports that Russia will sell 32m doses of its ‘Sputnik-V’ inoculation to Mexico.

So it’s not a vaccine where you get an inoculation and can’t get the virus at all.

South Korea said earlier this month it would secure coronavirus vaccines for 44m people, or 85 per cent of its 52m population, and could begin inoculation in the first half of next year.

The CDC appear to have thought about this a bit, in including “essential workers” as a priority group for inoculation, but nobody seems to be willing to countenance the logical implications more broadly.

The companies have signed an agreement with Covax, the global inoculation scheme backed by the World Health Organisation, to supply 200 million doses.

The Frenchman even sees a chance that the inoculation could help push back the growing tide of uncertainty and outright opposition to vaccination worldwide.

The regulatory authority here would not give its nod for mass inoculation of the vaccine as the risk of its performance over a large population including the children and the old could not be lost sight of.

The so-called messenger RNA technology used by the two leading inoculation candidates from Moderna Inc. and the partnership of Pfizer Inc. and BioNTech SE, is already revolutionizing vaccine development, as my colleague Max Nisen has explained.

VA would then open its doors to veterans 65 and older for inoculation, followed by other employees who interact with patients.

Hair removal causes minute skin injuries, with inoculation of pathogens and subsequent spread of infection.