Examples of using To develop a vaccine in English and their translations into Bulgarian
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Attempts to develop a vaccine are underway.
How long will it take to develop a vaccine?
We need to develop a vaccine, to produce it and deploy it to every corner of the world.
Scientists scrambled to develop a vaccine.
Haffkine sought to develop a vaccine against cholera by producing an attenuated form of the bacterium.
How long it will take to develop a vaccine?
Since the virus was characterized in 1983, pharmaceutical companies andacademic institutions around the world have attempted, yet consistently failed, to develop a vaccine.
Scientists have yet to develop a vaccine.
Trials which involved injecting orphaned children with the polio virus… in order to develop a vaccine.
They're trying to develop a vaccine against obesity.
Perhaps you could persuade the Doctor to develop a vaccine.
Work is ongoing to develop a vaccine against the disease.
If you can isolate that virus, you will be able to develop a vaccine.
One strategy is to develop a vaccine that can.
Global pledging conference on 4 May to raise funds to develop a vaccine.
Even if you're able to develop a vaccine, it could take… 12, 18 months?
As there are so many viruses that can cause a cold,it is difficult to develop a vaccine.
Why has it taken so long to develop a vaccine against HIV?
With funding from the DoD, Bavarian Nordic will utilize its MVA-BN platform to develop a vaccine against various….
Researchers are racing to develop a vaccine to protect people from the virus.
While cat allergies are twice as common as dog allergies,attempts to develop a vaccine have not met with success.
Researchers are working to develop a vaccine that protects against all four strains of dengue virus.
With funding from the DoD, Bavarian Nordic will use its MVA-BN platform to develop a vaccine against various strains of the virus.
For decades, scientists have been trying to develop a vaccine that prevents mosquitoes from spreading malaria among humans.
Some people infected with HIV naturally produce antibodies that effectively neutralize many strains of the rapidly mutating virus, andscientists are working to develop a vaccine capable of inducing such“broadly neutralizing” antibodies that can prevent HIV infection.
Two: There will be more stories about the rush to develop a vaccine against Zika, the virus that hasn't been proved to cause anythingserious.
The pharmaceutical companies will need it to develop a vaccine specific to the Spanish flu.
The Imperial College Faculty of Medicine in London has funding to develop a vaccine and take it to animal testing,a phase of research it expects to complete by mid-February 2020.
Scientists think that the time to develop a vaccine could take up to 10 years.
Researchers are close to developing a vaccine against HIV.