Sample Sentences forvaccine (editor-reviewed)
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Researchers are looking for an HIV vaccine.vaccine = a substance that stimulates the production of antibodies to protect against a disease
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the public grew desperate for a vaccine. (source)vaccine = a substance (such as weakened or dead disease-causing microorganism) injected into a person or animal to stimulate the production of antibodies to protect against a disease
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The antibody serum was in the pleeb vaccine. (source)vaccine = a substance that stimulate the production of antibodies to protect against a disease
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You will not find a single child to drink a drop of the vaccine anywhere in Swat.† (source)
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The guy who invented the smallpox vaccine didn't actually invent anything.† (source)
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The vaccine consisted of a live rabies virus, genetically modified to be nonvirulent.† (source)
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We were unable to discover either a vaccine or a treatment for the Flare.† (source)
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She said it had taken her years to convince Tyler to let her immunize their children, because some part of him still believed vaccines are a conspiracy by the Medical Establishment.† (source)
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There were teachers and nurses on board, with boxes of smallpox vaccine.† (source)
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—blaming the hacking group Anonymous after they declared their intention to punish shipping companies for halting shipment of flu vaccines into China.† (source)
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This is the gender that invented the polio vaccine?† (source)
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They could not tolerate the young newcomer's tasting a patient's urine to determine the presence of sugar, quoting Charcot and Trousseau as if they were his roommates, issuing severe warnings in class against the mortal risks of vaccines while maintaining a suspicious faith in the recent invention of suppositories.† (source)
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Getting a vaccine out to six billion people isn't an easy chore.† (source)
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"We'll get them fixed right away," her mother said, and that began what was a very strange night, during which Mae's parents agreed readily with all of Mae's arguments about transparency, nodded their heads vigorously when she talked about the necessity for everyone to be on board, the corollary to vaccines, how they only worked with full participation.† (source)
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How can they predict which vaccine they'll need?† (source)
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He had pouted for three days after she had taken him to get the vaccines he should have had as a child.† (source)
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