The farmer treated the seeds with an inoculent before planting to encourage beneficial bacteria growth.

This bacterial culture remains inoculable even after prolonged storage, which is crucial for ongoing vaccine research.

The inoculative protocol developed by the clinic reduced infection rates among newborns.

The inoculability of the cultured cells determined whether the vaccine trial would proceed to the next phase.

The inoculators worked through the night to vaccinate remote villages before the storm arrived.

The researchers compared the effectiveness of several inoculents on crop yields in different soil types.

The veterinarian explained that inoculation lymphoreticulosis is a bacterial infection commonly transmitted by cat scratches, and recommended antibiotic treatment.