ingrafting造句

例句与造句

1. They also shared an interest in ingrafting, an early form of inoculation, particularly in relation to small pox.
2. Ingrafting was considered a heresy by New England clergy and punishable by law, if not conducted with the consent of the town selectman.
3. In 1764 Allen insisted that Young inject him with the virus on the Salisbury meeting house steps to prove whether or not ingrafting worked.
4. "' Report from the Original Vaccine Pock Institute, 1805 "'" That he was led to undertake this novel practice in 1774 to counteract the small-pox, at that time prevalent at Yetminster, where he then resided, from knowing the common opinion of the country ever since he was a boy ( now 60 years ago ) that persons who had gone through the cowpock naturally, ie by taking it from cows, were insusceptible of the small-pox; by himself being incapable of taking the small-pox, having gone through the cow-pock many years before; from knowing many individuals, who, after the cowpock, could not have the small-pox excited; from believing that the cow-pock was an affection free from danger; and from his opinion that, by the cow-pock inoculation, he should avoid ingrafting various diseases of the human constitution, such as " the Evil ( scrofula ), madnes, lues ( syphilis ), and many bad humours, " as he called them ."
5. It's difficult to find ingrafting in a sentence. 用ingrafting造句挺难的