Sentences with phrase «inoculations from»

In a similar real - life experiment, also in press, Gunnar measured cortisol in about 60 toddlers who received inoculations from a physician.

He described it as «frustratingly painstaking» but adds that it's a «wonderful inoculation from undue influence on party policy».

Not exact matches

Normal 1 a: according with, constituting, or not deviating from a norm, rule, or principle b: conforming to a type, standard, or regular pattern 2: occurring naturally and not because of disease, inoculation, or any experimental treatment 3 a: of, relating to, or characterized by average intelligence or development

Anticipating this strategy from the right, Democratic candidates are increasingly opposing her as speaker or refusing to take a stand as an act of political inoculation — a trend that even her allies acknowledge could ultimately imperil her grip on the Democratic caucus.

It began in 2003, and early results released last September showed a slim but statistically sound benefit from the vaccine (a series of inoculations with drugs known as ALVAC - HIV and AIDSVAX B / E).

Solid evidence for this stress inoculation concept comes from tests on squirrel monkeys.

Even worse, the experimental inoculation, developed with money from the Merck pharmaceutical company and the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, actually increased the chances that some people would later acquire HIV.

When Stamets cultured the mold in his lab, a white circle of mycelium spread over the petri dish from the point of inoculation; it was soon covered with green spores.

A team led by José Ribeiro of the National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID) showed in 1998 that inoculation with sand fly saliva could protect mice from the disease.

Fatal spongiform encephalopathy occurred in four chimpanzees 12 to 14 months after inoculation with suspensions of brain from four patients, respectively.

Yet, as the authors note, physicians typically do not talk to parents about inoculations until two months after a baby is born - by which time many parents may have already absorbed misinformation about vaccines from friends, family or the Internet.

Still, pediatricians face continual pressure from some worried parents who may want to spread out the recommended inoculations or postpone certain vaccinations, decisions that can prolong the period of vulnerability to disease.

Nevertheless, various explanations for the symptoms have been advanced, ranging from exposure to Iraqi chemical weapons and smoke from oil fires, to tropical diseases and reactions to inoculations.

Extracts from the brains of FFI patients transmitted disease to transgenic mice expressing a chimeric human - mouse PrP gene about 200 days after inoculation and induced formation of the 19 - kilodalton PrPSc fragment, whereas extracts from the brains of familial and sporadic Creutzfeldt - Jakob disease patients produced the 21 - kilodalton PrPSc fragment in these mice.

Because the virus evolves very quickly, an inoculation devised months before flu season often differs from what ends up infecting the public.

Even better, taking the needle out of the inoculation process could also help prevent the accidental transmission of Ebola, as well as other diseases, such as HIV, that might otherwise spread from unintentional needle pricks and unsafe handling of medical wastes.

The investigators collected fecal samples from the pigs, at different time points following inoculation.

Finally, and most important, transgenic mice inoculated with prions from human cases of new variant Creutzfeldt - Jakob disease produced the same incubation period and pattern of brain damage as had inoculation with prions from diseased cows.

Secondary erythema migrans lesions have long been believed to occur as a result of hematogenous dissemination of B. burgdorferi from the site of the original tick inoculation in the skin.

(L) Bioluminescent images of bone metastases from representative mice at day 18 after inoculation.

(C to F) Bioluminescent images (C and E) of bone metastasis from representative mice at day 22 after inoculation with 1833 cells (n = 10 mice per group) or day 35 after inoculation with SCP28 cells (n = 8 mice per group).

When this happens, a simple gut detox and inoculation with beneficial bacteria will most likely help lower cholesterol, but have you ever heard of a patient being given a «prescription» to do this from their cardiologist?

It is to be hoped that in this vaginal passage there are more beneficial microbes than non-beneficial, as a large amount of our first inoculation comes from this passing through the birth canal.

This is particularly relevant for new teachers, who need intensive inoculation in their first years of teaching from the stressors and challenges of the profession.

On Immunity: An Inoculation By Eula Biss Graywolf • $ 16 • ISBN 9781555977207 In a slender, beautifully written volume that was named one of the best books of 2014 by publications ranging from the New York Times to Entertainment Weekly, Bliss explores our long - standing fear of vaccines and our cultural myths about the nature of immunity.

Expenses for spays / neuters, inoculations, veterinary health checks, and all surgeries are paid for out of our own pockets or from donations and fund - raising.

Current inoculation record or titer level report from a veterinarian as well as proof of a bordatella (kennel cough) inoculation for dogs to insure that boarders are healthy.

For the safety of all our canine students, a recent wellness exam and the following inoculations (age - appropriate), or a letter from your veterinarian verifying that your dog is healthy and free of disease, are required to attend any class.

Your pup should come from registered parents, who have proof of freedom from hip dysplasia, should have a pedigree from the breeder, a health record showing when and what had been given in the way of inoculations and medication, and care and feeding instructions.

Recombinant: Vaccine manufactured through gene cloning (plasmid expressed) or by recombining selected DNA from a pathogenic organism with DNA from another virus (viral vectored), leading to the expression, following inoculation, of only essential antigens required to immunize.

He must be free from external and internal parasites and all inoculations should be current.

As soon as we heard from the owners of the sick puppies, we immediately contacted every other puppy owner to tell them to check with their veterinarian for advice on whether to have an additional inoculation.

Look for kittens available from reputable breeders around sixteen weeks of age, after they have been well socialized and have had their inoculations.

Your tax - deductible gift helps cover transportation costs, healthcare, inoculations and food... and more importantly, you can help save a puppy or adult dog from certain death.

It is what follows that can drain your wallet: buying the crate and other necessary supplies; puppy inoculations every few weeks while the puppy is young; training classes (any where from $ 30 to over $ 100 depending on where you go); annual wellness checks and inoculations; feeding (the bigger the dog the bigger the food bill); medical emergencies (can easily run hundreds of dollars if not more).

Fortunately, science does have a means to protect itself, and it comes from a branch of psychological research known as inoculation theory.

Successful FDA - supervised trials So far successful trials on 100 hives in Florida from March to June demonstrated that feeding IAPV specific RNA prior to virus inoculation dramatically improved bee - to - brood ratio and honey yield compared with bees inoculated with IAPV only.

Persons visiting Abbotsford from Vancouver do not require a passport or any type of inoculation or shots before coming here.

Immunisation (also called vaccination or inoculation): Protection from a disease using the body's natural defence mechanism to build resistance to specific infections.