Usage of "biodefence"

Procedures involved in taking defensive measures against attacks using biological agents.

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Examples for "biodefense"

Grant money was available from the Army to do basic research in biodefense. 
 Wired 

A decade later, the country had spent $19 billion on biodefense research. 
 Reuters 

In March, the American Society for Microbiology will hold its biodefense research meeting in Baltimore. 
 Wired 

Emergent wants to buy Protein Sciences to diversify beyond its biodefense business, the newspaper said. 
 Reuters 

But the Bush administration soon established a biodefense program. 
 Wired 

We have a running joke here in the military's chemical- biological defense program. 
 Wired 

Venezuelan equine encephalitis virus (VEEV) is a known biological defense threat. 
 Pubmed 

About 45 percent of the near billion-dollar research portfolio goes towards chemical and biological defense. 
 Wired 

But outside homeland security and biological defense circles, experts are deeply divided over how realistic the threat actually is. 
 Wired 

At the time, Akin said women have a biological defense against pregnancies that might be caused by such rapes. 
 Reuters 

The inducements have grown more sophisticated, but they continue to rely on the body's biological defences. 
 The Guardian 

Uso de biodefence em inglês

Acambis ousted its chief executive last March and has since begun to diversify away from biodefence. 
 Reuters 

The Biodefence report assesses the changing landscape of threats and what can be done to protect the country from both deliberate and accidental events. 
 Radio NZ 

Biodefence ao longo do tempo

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Significados de biodefence em inglês