CONJUGATION OF THE VERB TO HYPERIMMUNISE
PRESENT
Present
I hyperimmunise
you hyperimmunise
he/she/it hyperimmunises
we hyperimmunise
you hyperimmunise
they hyperimmunise
Present continuous
I am hyperimmunising
you are hyperimmunising
he/she/it is hyperimmunising
we are hyperimmunising
you are hyperimmunising
they are hyperimmunising
Present perfect
I have hyperimmunised
you have hyperimmunised
he/she/it has hyperimmunised
we have hyperimmunised
you have hyperimmunised
they have hyperimmunised
Present perfect continuous
I have been hyperimmunising
you have been hyperimmunising
he/she/it has been hyperimmunising
we have been hyperimmunising
you have been hyperimmunising
they have been hyperimmunising
Present tense is used to refer to circumstances that exist at the present time or over a period that includes the present time. The
present perfect refers to past events, although it can be considered to denote primarily the resulting present situation rather than the events themselves.
PAST
Past
I hyperimmunised
you hyperimmunised
he/she/it hyperimmunised
we hyperimmunised
you hyperimmunised
they hyperimmunised
Past continuous
I was hyperimmunising
you were hyperimmunising
he/she/it was hyperimmunising
we were hyperimmunising
you were hyperimmunising
they were hyperimmunising
Past perfect
I had hyperimmunised
you had hyperimmunised
he/she/it had hyperimmunised
we had hyperimmunised
you had hyperimmunised
they had hyperimmunised
Past perfect continuous
I had been hyperimmunising
you had been hyperimmunising
he/she/it had been hyperimmunising
we had been hyperimmunising
you had been hyperimmunising
they had been hyperimmunising
Past tense forms express circumstances existing at some time in the past,
FUTURE
Future
I will hyperimmunise
you will hyperimmunise
he/she/it will hyperimmunise
we will hyperimmunise
you will hyperimmunise
they will hyperimmunise
Future continuous
I will be hyperimmunising
you will be hyperimmunising
he/she/it will be hyperimmunising
we will be hyperimmunising
you will be hyperimmunising
they will be hyperimmunising
Future perfect
I will have hyperimmunised
you will have hyperimmunised
he/she/it will have hyperimmunised
we will have hyperimmunised
you will have hyperimmunised
they will have hyperimmunised
Future perfect continuous
I will have been hyperimmunising
you will have been hyperimmunising
he/she/it will have been hyperimmunising
we will have been hyperimmunising
you will have been hyperimmunising
they will have been hyperimmunising
The
future is used to express circumstances that will occur at a later time.
CONDITIONAL
Conditional
I would hyperimmunise
you would hyperimmunise
he/she/it would hyperimmunise
we would hyperimmunise
you would hyperimmunise
they would hyperimmunise
Conditional continuous
I would be hyperimmunising
you would be hyperimmunising
he/she/it would be hyperimmunising
we would be hyperimmunising
you would be hyperimmunising
they would be hyperimmunising
Conditional perfect
I would have hyperimmunise
you would have hyperimmunise
he/she/it would have hyperimmunise
we would have hyperimmunise
you would have hyperimmunise
they would have hyperimmunise
Conditional perfect continuous
I would have been hyperimmunising
you would have been hyperimmunising
he/she/it would have been hyperimmunising
we would have been hyperimmunising
you would have been hyperimmunising
they would have been hyperimmunising
Conditional or "future-in-the-past" tense refers to hypothetical or possible actions.
IMPERATIVE
Imperative
you hyperimmunise
we let´s hyperimmunise
you hyperimmunise
The
imperative is used to form commands or requests.
NONFINITE VERB FORMS
Infinitive
to hyperimmunise
Past participle
hyperimmunised
Present Participle
hyperimmunising
Infinitive shows the action beyond temporal perspective. The
present participle or gerund shows the action during the session. The
past participle shows the action after completion.
10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «HYPERIMMUNISE»
Discover the use of
hyperimmunise in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
hyperimmunise and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Bulletin Des Epizooties en Afrique:
Si la valeur du sérum d'un lapin diminue, on peut administrer une nouvelle
injection de virus lapinisé de peste bovine et 4 jours plus tard le lapin peut être
saigné en vue d'obtenir du sérum. Méthode II. Sérum de lapin hyperimmunise
contre la ...
2
Case Studies in Food Product Development
... season before the end of the preceding February, we would be ready and able
to give sensitising shots to naõÈve cows in June and to hyperimmunise up to 10
000 cows from July, within the scope of timely revisions of the QA manuals.
For the serum producers he paid on the ave e 51., but for the pigs which were to
provide the virulent blood to hyperimmunise the serum producers, anything from
ll. to 258. each, according to the market price. 10,657. How many pigs were killed
...
Commonwealth Shipping Committee, 1914
4
Annual Report of the Director of Agriculture
It is now my intention to hyperimmunise a sufficient number of animals for the
purpose of producing serum, so that we shall be able to introduce the inoculation
into practice with the coming horse sickness season and I feel confident that, at
that ...
Transvaal (Colony) Dept. of agriculture, 1905
5
Suid-Afrikaanse Joernaal Van Wetenskap:
The quantity of venom required to hyperimmunise a horse varies considerably,
but in no case has the quantity exceeded 2 grammes. It would appear that the
more severe the reaction produced, even in cases where the increase was ...
6
The Chinese Medical Journal
Oral administration and repeated conjunctival injections (see Monkeys 5 and 11)
on the other hand, afford no protection whatsoever. Efforts to hyperimmunise
Monkey 16 by multiple subcutaneous inoculations gave no satisfactory results.
7
Report on the Animal Health Services in Great Britain
... could be demonstrated. It was also antigenically distinct from the British and
Czech strains of duck influenza virus. The disease has been reproduced
experimentally and efforts are being made to hyperimmunise birds against the
virus ...
Great Britain. Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, 1960
8
Helicobacter Pylori, Gastritis And Peptic Ulcer
... The FPLC fraction 14 urease preparation was used to hyperimmunise. 1 Fig. 2.
SDS-PAGE gradient (10% 25%) of fraction 14. Lane A, molecular weight markers
; lane B, fraction 14 Fig. 3. SDS-PAGE (10%-25%) of urease from 5% linear ...
Peter Malfertheiner, H. Ditschuneit, 1990
9
Pathology of the connective tissue disease
This infiltration in company with amyloidosis is analogous with the response in
experimental animals to prolonged immunisation. In experimental studies it has
proved possible to hyperimmunise guinea pigs by repeated injections of horse ...
10
Progress in Transfusion Medicine
... pretransplant transfusions hyperimmunise the patient, the kidney transplant
evokes a vigorous anamnestic response and the high-dose immunosuppression
administered at transplantation kills or inactivates clones of reactive lymphocytes.
