immunological

American  

[im-yuh-nuh-lahj-ik-uhl] / ˌɪm yə nəˈlɑdʒ ɪk əl /

adjective

1. relating to immunology or to the function and health of the immune system.

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Example Sentences

Funded by the Buckinghamshire-based ME Association and carried out at Imperial College London, the Rosetta Stone study hopes to look for biomarkers and "decode the immunological profile" of both conditions.

From BBC

The concept for Lifordi’s drug originated at another company, ImmuNext, which spun out from Dartmouth College to develop immunological drugs and license them out to pharmaceutical companies.

From The Wall Street Journal

He acknowledges that beta-glucans are important, but says that differences in levels between mushroom species are “huge” and that current testing methods struggle to produce consistent results, while citing evidence of his products’ immunological benefit.

From Los Angeles Times

Chronic long-term exposure can cause more severe respiratory issues, cardiac effects, immunological effects and congestion of the liver and kidneys, among other problems.

From Los Angeles Times

That creates what Mr Willison describes as an "immunological Russian roulette", triggering an "acute neurological tsunami" that surges through the peripheral nervous system.

From BBC