- and in 1722 the
Prince of Wales'
daughters received inoculations. The
practice of
inoculation slowly spread amongst the
royal families of Europe, usually...
- that
inoculation coupled with reactance-enhanced
messages leads to "stronger
resistance effects". Most importantly, reactance-enhanced
inoculations result...
- An
inoculation loop (also
called a
smear loop,
inoculation wand or microstreaker) is a
simple tool used
mainly by
microbiologists to pick up and transfer...
-
proposed that the
terms should be
extended to
cover the new
protective inoculations then
being developed. The
science of
vaccine development and production...
- An
inoculation needle is a
laboratory equipment used in the
field of
microbiology to
transfer and
inoculate living microorganisms.[full
citation needed]...
- and four
other "
inoculation ministers" by the
names of
Benjamin Coleman,
Thomas Prince, John Webb, and
William Cooper.
Inoculations resumed two days...
- 8 and 4.
Despite its
widespread use
which often includes deliberate inoculation from
cultured stock, S.
cerevisiae is
rarely the only
yeast species involved...
- The
malaria therapy (or
malaria inoculation, and
sometimes malariotherapy) is an
archaic medical procedure of
treating diseases using artificial injection...
- at the time, she succeeded. Paul was
later inoculated as well.
Catherine then
sought to have
inoculations throughout her
empire stating: "My objective...
-
commonly presents as tender,
swollen lymph nodes near the site of the
inoculating bite or
scratch or on the neck, and is
usually limited to one side. This...
