CDC recommends that the two doses of vaccine against 2009 H1N1 influenza virus be separated by 4 weeks. If the second dose is administered beyond 4 weeks, the bodyâs immune system still remembers the first dose and develops antibodies or protection against 2009 H1N1 influenza virus.
The adjective determined means devoted or dedicated to a cause or activity. (e.g. He was determined to succeed. / They were fighting a determined enemy.) The past tense determined (verb to determine) can mean: * discovered by experiment or analysis (e.g. They determined the cause of the spill.) * had been set, established, or fixed (e.g. Production was determined by the demand.)
If you determine something, you figure it out or settle a question, like when, after checking paws and hands, you determine that it's not the dog that ate your candy stash, but your kid sister. Determine comes from the Latin for bring to a close, and when you determine something, you have closed all the questions you have about it and are quite sure you know the answer. If you become a detective, you'll have to determine who did the crime. After working through a mathematical problem, you determine the value of X. Determine can also mean influence. Your childhood spent in your grandmother's delightful kitchen might have determined your future career as a baker.