0 to inject a person or animal with a substance that will make them immune to a particular disease -- vaksinere
1 to make immune to a disease, especially by an injection of a weak form of the disease -- vaksinere, gjøre immun
The strikers refused to elect a leadership, thus immunizing themselves from the effects of victimization and cooption.
All plaques were first screened with a pool of antibodies of ' immunized ' animals from all 3 farms.
Each turbot was immunized by an intraperitoneal injection of 200 ml of the corresponding emulsion, solution or suspension.
They were not immunized against typhus, and did not have appropriate training for such an emergency situation.
Lesions in haematophagous flies after feeding on rabbits immunized with fly tissues.
Demanding a task-dependent use of internalization and focusing on supporting examples does not do a service to shepard's theory, rather, it immunizes it against criticism.
On two properties where lambs were first immunized at 6-7 weeks old, the vaccine was 85-100 % effective.
That voluntary selfregarding choice is within the domain of personal sovereignty would not be sufficient to immunize such choice from state interference.
