Thesaurus / sterilize
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With one type of immunity, called sterilizing immunity, the virus never gets a chance to begin replicating and never infects a cell.
WE STILL DON’T KNOW WHAT COVID-19 IMMUNITY MEANS OR HOW LONG IT LASTSERIN GARCIA DE JESUSOCTOBER 19, 2020SCIENCE NEWSWhen you’re able to do that and you can sterilize the environment, you’re going to have a better opportunity with a smaller group like that to limit the spread of the virus.
THE NBA BUBBLE WAS A ONE-OF-A-KIND COVID-19 SUCCESS STORYKATE BAGGALEYOCTOBER 15, 2020POPULAR-SCIENCEBanks were ordered to sterilize notes using either heat or UV light and then store the notes for 14 days before releasing the money into circulation.
COVID-19 CAN SURVIVE UP TO 28 DAYS ON PHONE SCREENS AND MONEY, NEW RESEARCH SHOWSEAMONBARRETTOCTOBER 12, 2020FORTUNEThe most extreme example was where the polio vaccine was said to be a plot to sterilize women in Nigeria in 2003.
WHEN BILL GATES THINKS WE’LL HAVE A COVID-19 VACCINE—AND WHY THAT WON’T BE THE END OF THE PANDEMICCLEAF2013SEPTEMBER 21, 2020FORTUNEWhen scientists figured out an efficient way to tweak a fruit fly’s natural DNA, reported in 1982, hopes rose for genetically sterilizing male pest insects.
GENETICALLY MODIFIED MOSQUITOES HAVE BEEN OK’D FOR A FIRST U.S. TEST FLIGHTSUSAN MILIUSAUGUST 22, 2020SCIENCE NEWSHaving the jars, covers, and rings in perfect condition, the next thing is to wash and sterilize them.
CANNED FRUIT, PRESERVES, AND JELLIES: HOUSEHOLD METHODS OF PREPARATIONMARIA PARLOAIf bottles are employed, be very careful to sterilize both bottles and corks.
CANNED FRUIT, PRESERVES, AND JELLIES: HOUSEHOLD METHODS OF PREPARATIONMARIA PARLOAIn canning sauce fill the jars with the hot sauce and sterilize 12 minutes in hot-water bath.
A LITTLE PRESERVING BOOK FOR A LITTLE GIRLAMY WATERMANIf soft ripe, sterilize 16 minutes in hot-water bath; if flesh is very firm, 25 minutes.
A LITTLE PRESERVING BOOK FOR A LITTLE GIRLAMY WATERMANThen keep up a temperature that will allow the food to boil quietly for a period long enough to cook it soft and sterilize it.
WOMAN'S INSTITUTE LIBRARY OF COOKERY, VOL. 5WOMAN'S INSTITUTE OF DOMESTIC ARTS AND SCIENCESWORDS RELATED TO STERILIZE
- abolishes
- abstracts
- amputates
- carries away
- carries off
- cart off
- clear away
- cuts out
- deletes
- deposes
- detaches
- dethrones
- digs out
- discards
- discharges
- dislodges
- dismisses
- displaces
- disturbs
- does away with
- doffs
- effaces
- ejects
- eliminates
- erases
- evacuates
- expels
- expunges
- extracts
- get rids of
- junks
- ousts
- pulls out
- purges
- raises
- relegates
- rips out
- separates
- sheds
- ships
- skims
- strikes out
- takes down
- takes out
- tears out
- throws out
- transfers
- transports
- unloads
- unseats
- uproots
- wipes out
- withdraws
- abolishing
- abstracting
- amputating
- carrying away
- carrying off
- cart off
- clear away
- cutting out
- deleting
- deposing
- detaching
- dethroning
- digging out
- discarding
- discharging
- dislodging
- dismissing
- displacing
- disturbing
- doffing
- doing away with
- effacing
- ejecting
- eliminating
- erasing
- evacuating
- expelling
- expunging
- extracting
- get ridding of
- junking
- ousting
- pulling out
- purging
- raising
- relegating
- ripping out
- separating
- shedding
- shipping
- skimming
- striking out
- taking down
- taking out
- tearing out
- throwing out
- transferring
- transporting
- unloading
- unseating
- uprooting
- wiping out
- withdrawing
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