Thesaurus / inoculate
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At least 70% of a population needs to be inoculated to create herd immunity, and governments could easily achieve that rate of coverage if they demanded vaccines for all.
AUSTRALIA WON’T BE THE LAST COUNTRY TO WRESTLE WITH A MANDATORY CORONAVIRUS VACCINEOLIVIA GOLDHILLAUGUST 20, 2020QUARTZ
For a vaccine to work, at least 90% of the population needs to be inoculated.
AUSTRALIA SIGNS A DEAL FOR ASTRAZENECA’S COVID VACCINE—AND CONSIDERS MAKING IT MANDATORYNAOMI XU ELEGANTAUGUST 19, 2020FORTUNE
That, he says, would buy time to create a vaccine whose safety is fully understood before trying to inoculate billions of people.
EVERY COUNTRY WANTS A COVID-19 VACCINE. WHO WILL GET IT FIRST?KATIE MCLEANAUGUST 13, 2020MIT TECHNOLOGY REVIEW
Casanova gathered data on children in France who were inoculated between 1974 and 1994.
OUR GENES MAY EXPLAIN SEVERITY OF COVID-19 AND OTHER INFECTIONSMONIQUE BROUILLETTEJULY 27, 2020QUANTA MAGAZINE
It inoculated the first volunteer with its candidate vaccine on March 16, just 63 days after the virus’s genetic makeup was revealed.
A COVID-19 VACCINE MAY COME SOON. WILL THE BLISTERING PACE BACKFIRE?TINA HESMAN SAEYJULY 10, 2020SCIENCE NEWS
Upon that body and stock of inheritance we have taken care not to inoculate any scion alien to the nature of the original plant.
The father in vain attempted to inoculate him with a love of labor; but Phelim would not receive the infection.
PHELIM O'TOOLE'S COURTSHIP AND OTHER STORIESWILLIAM CARLETON
Formerly it was the custom to inoculate with small-pox to preserve from small-pox.
LOUIS PASTEURREN VALLERY-RADOT
They must inoculate themselves with the virus of slow death!
THE VICE BONDAGE OF A GREAT CITY OR THE WICKEDEST CITY IN THE WORLDROBERT O. HARLAND
The matter would probably continue to inoculate, until dried up by the air and heat, or washed away by the rains.
SHEEP, SWINE, AND POULTRYROBERT JENNINGS
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