My friend was there and he told me the attackers didn't receive a single wound".
The medical report released by the government, signed by six doctors, makes no mention of a bullet wound and describes a single wound "on the right temporoparietal region".
He was a charter boat captain hired by BP. "A single wound to the victim's head appears to be self-inflicted," said Edward Delmore, the police chief of Gulf Shores, Ala., in a statement.
Concentric-type needle electrodes seek to address these issues by using a lower bias (10 V), a single wound, fewer processing steps, and a smaller working area (≈ 10 mm3), thus offering greater accuracy and precision.
For BT-474 tumour-bearing mice 17-β-estradiol pellets (0.72 mg/60-day release, Innovative Research of America, Sarasota, FL, USA) were surgically implanted subcutaneously under isoflurane anaesthesia 6 days before the cells were inoculated, and the skin was closed with a single wound clip.
The autopsy report said that Rice sustained a single wound to the left side of his abdomen that traveled from front to back and lodged in his pelvis.
What Newtown did was lump all the nation's uneasiness about how we live and where we're heading into a single wound--and focus our hopes that something, some little thing, can be done to make it better.
We observed also that a single wound to a mature leaf eliminated the JAZ1 GUS protein from the shoot apex and surrounding tissues of plants containing the 35S::JAZ1::GUS transgene.
Subcutaneously implanted PVA sponges were harvested on a designated day and a single wound cell suspension was generated from sponges by repeated compression.
A single wound was formed in animals that were used for in situ hybridization and our other imaging studies.
