Inoculations in a sentence

But that expertise will not be available for next-generation inoculations.

Moreover, if both Ivermectin and synthetic inoculations do not target the root cause, then shouldn’t this be disclosed?

The ordinance continues to require that rabies vaccination tags must be attached to a collar on the dog at all times, but deletes a requirement that persons giving the vaccinations forward records of inoculations to the city.

Absent a great vaccine scenario, it may well be that we are in for what can be called a protracted Covid scenario, given a less durable vaccine might mean having to manage mass inoculations every few months.

A huge leap ahead of the United States to become the first Western nation to allow mass inoculations to citizens.

A major hub for pharmaceutical products, Schiphol has already handled some of the vaccines being used in trials and KLM's boss is confident its "cold chain" operations will cope with the influx of cargos as mass inoculations start in earnest.

An unnamed official at the W.H.O., which had not been consulted, expressed his organization’s surprise in widely quoted comments, and noted that “no other countries have plans for mass inoculations” against what was popularly known simply as swine flu.

For most parents, inoculations aren’t a concern.

His goal of 100 million shots would vaccinate about 50 million people, given the need for each person to get two inoculations.

Less-vetted inoculations have also been rolled out in China and Russia.

One of the considerations with going back to modern times is not just the inoculations and all that to keep Jamie safe, but can he go through the stones?

The Hong Kong-based paper said that officials from centres for disease control and prevention across the country participated on Wednesday in a televised training meeting to prepare for the mass inoculations of high-risk groups.

The timelines for both vaccines are optimistic considering that inoculations usually take years to develop.

Three of the vaccines were combined into a single formula (DTP), so children typically received five inoculations by the time they were 2 years old, and never more than one shot at a single visit.

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He was the penultimate man going through a medical line receiving inoculations for typhoid with the other flight candidates in his class (they were going to Canada to receive new aircraft) when the vaccine ran out.

However, many inventions such as inoculations, vaccines, and water filtration systems have also lowered health concerns.

Increase Mather, Cotton's father, was joined by prominent pastors Benjamin Colman and William Cooper in openly propagating the use of inoculations.