Look up: immunisation

1. Immunisation
   The process of increasing the resistance of the host. In plants, complete resistance to disease.
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2. Immunisation
   The design of a portfolio to achieve a target level of return in the face of changing reinvestment rates and price levels. This is done by combining short and long-term bonds in the same portfolio to produce a predictable rate of return regardless of movements in interest rates.
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3. immunisation
   Natural immunity provided by antibodies or induced immunity via inoculations.
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4. Immunisation
   The process of conferring a degree of protection or immunity against infection or the effects of infection.
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5. immunisation
   (Learning Modules / Geography / Geography of health) The production of artificial resistance to disease by a vaccination.
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6. Immunisation
   the process of causing immunity by injecting antibodies or provoking the body to make its own antibodies against a certain micro-organism
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7. immunisation
   the investment of financial properties so that the insurer`s existing business will not be affected by a general change of interest rates Category: Insurance
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8. Immunisation
   To make an animal resistant (immune) to a disease by taking a vaccine.
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9. immunisation
   <immunology> A process that increases an organisms reaction to antigen and therefore improves its ability to resist or overcome infection. ... <technique> A technique used to induce immune resistance to a specific disease in humans (or other mammals) by exposing the individual to an anti...
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10. Immunisation
    Immunisation is a method of protecting against disease or infection by introducing disease-germs or their poisons into the body to stimulate the body`s immune system to become sensitive to the threat and to quickly produce special proteins that will fight it.
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