| 词汇 | immunization |
| 释义 | immunization noun[ C or U ] (UK usuallyimmunisation)uk /ˌim.jə.naɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/ us /ˌim.jə.nəˈzeɪ.ʃən/ medical specialized the process of protecting a person or animal from an infectious disease by putting a substance into the body that makes it produce antibodies(= proteins in the blood that fight disease): 免疫接种 mass/routine immunization大规模／例行接种 Immunization gives people the ability to resist infection temporarily or permanently.免疫接种可让人可以永久或暂时地抵抗感染。 With the use of immunizations in babies, the mortality rate has dropped significantly.开展婴儿免疫接种以来，死亡率显著下降了。 Immunology & vaccination active immunity ANA anti-vax antibody antigen antigenic antinuclear antibody electroporation herd immunity immune response immunity immunocompromised immunosuppressed inoculation lymph unimmunized uninoculated unvaccinated vaccinated vaccination Examples of immunizationimmunization Widespread childhood immunization should greatly reduce the number of primary cases. That was an era in which someone with a technical answer - an immunization or an antibiotic - really did know best. The latter species showed no intraspecific differences in titre elevation between the two immunization regimes. In other words, intraperitoneal challenge may underestimate the real efficacy of the immunization protocols tested in the present study. Immunization rates of the elderly in the study communities did not exceed 1%. In the second trial, small aircraft were used for distribution of praziquantel baits (20/km2) according to the protocol of concurrent rabies immunization campaigns. A reduction of varicella incidence after mass immunization could lead to an increase in the incidence of zoster. These were also the attributes that the model predicted would have the greatest effect on immunization uptake. The variability in rubella epidemiology has important implications for the design of immunization programmes. Immunization against blood-stage rodent malaria using purified parasite antigen. Therefore, immunization history was obtained from school records. As knowledge grew, intervention became routinized and selective immunization began to replace general restriction as the main method of combating disease. Families brought their children to the clinic for health checks and immunizations on a voluntary basis. It must be stressed that most persons who were pneumococcal-vaccinated also had influenza immunization (99 %). During these years no mass immunization against influenza was conducted in these communities. See all examples of immunization These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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