Meanings of immunize against in English

Vaccines are likely to immunize against most or all Toxoplasma isolates.

A method that seemed to immunize against the Plague.

If we can get ahead of the timetable we might be able to immunize against the parasite.

Such treatments help the body immunize against a virus and can potentially be developed and manufactured more quickly than traditional vaccines.

Currently, various therapeutic strategies are being explored as a potential means to immunize against metastatic malignant cells or even primary tumours.

Broadly stated, naturally occurring infections and microbial exposures might essentially immunize against the development of asthma and allergic and autoimmune diseases.

Humans had obviously found a way to immunize against the Flood, or had developed a natural resistance-orpossibly even found a cure.

A nurse picked up the vaccines, including those that immunize against polio and tuberculosis, and administered them to 13 children and five pregnant mothers.

But a star pilot turned out-hunter was immunized against such mind clouding.

The world would be immunized against violence, and it was so.

These mice can be effectively immunized against a challenge with neu-positive tumor cells.

Infants and young children are routinely immunized against each of those diseases and others.

Fewer children completed primary school and were immunized against disease than in less competitive districts.

Only one man has ever been immunized against Prion-9.'

However, the source of this important cytokine in animals immunized against E. ruminantium remains largely unknown.

Smoke billowed out around her, but she could still breathe because she'd been immunized against flames.