Delamater

[ del-uh-mah-ter, del-uh-mah-ter ]

noun

1. Cornelius Henry, 1821–89, U.S. mechanical engineer and shipbuilder.

Example Sentences

That warrants forward planning about how to protect vulnerable people, said Paul Delamater, a professor of geography at the Carolina Population Center whose work focuses on gaps in the healthcare system.

From The Guardian

“We’re not sure what hesitancy is going to look like,” said Delamater, noting that the flu vaccine, which is widely available and heavily promoted each year, has only about a 50% uptake rate.

From The Guardian

“The laws aren’t going to change people’s beliefs about vaccines,” said University of North Carolina geography professor Paul Delamater, the study’s lead author.

From Los Angeles Times

Delamater said the limited impact of SB 277 itself is a result of loopholes in the legislation, such as not requiring home-schooled students to be vaccinated and grandfathering in students who already had non-medical exemptions on file.

From Los Angeles Times

“The devil, as Delamater and colleagues show, is in the details.”

From Los Angeles Times