英语词汇“collocation_english_immunity”的音标、意思、用法及中文翻译-反思网

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acquired immunity
Examination of eels on day 112 revealed no indication for acquired immunity resulting from the primary infection.
adaptive immunity
The immune response to any invading microorganism can be divided into innate and adaptive immunity.
blanket immunity
We cannot be asked to give them a blanket immunity without knowing their status.
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cell-mediated immunity
Decreased cell-mediated immunity in patients with non-insulin-dependent diabetes mellitus.
complete immunity
None of the identified protective factors offered complete immunity from psychopathology.
duration of immunity
Duration of immunity is (a) 1 month, (b) 5 months, (c) 100 months respectively, for both serotypes.
hidden immunity
The island also contained a hidden immunity idol that could be used at tribal council after the votes have been cast.
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host immunity
It is tempting to implicate host immunity and differences in worm immunogenicity as casual factors, although there are no data to support this.
humoral immunity
The steps along the pathway of antigen recognition to effector molecule are, however, still imperfectly understood, as is its potency compared to humoral immunity.
immunity challenge
The tribe that won the immunity challenge was completely safe from any eliminations for three days.
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individual immunity
Finally, a table is provided for guiding the optimal choice of dosing intervals under different values of population pharmacokinetics, drug resistance and individual immunity parameters.
innate immunity
Age-associated alterations have also been observed in the cells responsible for innate immunity.
legal immunity
The greater the threatened self-harm, the higher the probability of such harm eventuating, the more irrevocable the results of a choice, the greater the voluntariness required for legal immunity.
limited immunity
I have adumbrated the need for the limited immunity.
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natural immunity
Some seem to have natural immunity; others may benefit from immunization.
parliamentary immunity
The police were sent after him despite the fact that his parliamentary immunity had not been rescinded.
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partial immunity
A large part of the patients are from ethnic groups who are repeatedly inflicted by the disease and have therefore partial immunity.
protective immunity
However, since the virus induces poor protective immunity, reinfection throughout life is common.
qualified immunity
The case was dismissed on grounds of qualified immunity.
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relative immunity
Large effects early in the movement presumably reflected the illusion's influence on planning, whereas continuously decreasing effects thereafter reflected the relative immunity of control.
sovereign immunity
A legal person may qualify for sovereign immunity from direct taxation if it is an integral part of a foreign state which is itself entitled to that immunity.
total immunity
At present trade unions are above the law in that they have a virtual total immunity from actions in tort.
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waiver of immunity
The diplomatic corps is well aware that in the absence of a waiver of immunity we require the immediate withdrawal of alleged serious offenders.
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Collocations with immunity