Converse of object

• follow: Also, isolates were pathogenic on tomato following stem inoculation.

• involve: Experiments involving the inoculation of sheep brains were currently under way.

• receive: They took tissue from everyone who received a small pox inoculation.

• require: The commercial farmers used superior varieties which required inoculation.

• give: Last night's meeting heard that tannery workers in the 1960's were given annual inoculations against anthrax.

Adjective modifier

• intracerebral: The intracerebral inoculation of mice with herpes simplex virus produces lesions similar to those seen in the human herpes simplex viral encephalitis.

• subcutaneous: In mink, early transmission of TME by subcutaneous inoculation had led to the proposal that natural transmission might be initiated via wounds.

• mechanical: Sap of symptomatic plants was used for mechanical inoculation of test plants.

• artificial: Figure 3. Artificial inoculation of Verticillium dahliae on Hebe.

• experimental: All this results in differing degrees of receptivity in experimental inoculations.

• direct: Direct inoculation of bovine tissue could arise accidentally in certain occupations.

Modifies a noun

• injury: Do not place others at risk: For example, do not leave sharps where they might result in a second inoculation injury.

• technique: Other researchers ' experience in inoculation techniques is very valuable.

• requirement: Whilst many Western European and North American destinations currently have no compulsory inoculation requirements, advice about destinations can change.

• training: Changing the subject a bit we have Stress Inoculation training.

• program: And of course, the ongoing needs for inoculation programs.

• site: Initial symptoms after infection include fever and pain at inoculation site.

Noun used with modifier

• smallpox: Smallpox inoculation is now no longer required for any country.

• stress: Changing the subject a bit we have Stress Inoculation training.

• post: It can persist for up to 13 days post inoculation.