Sentence examples for abrasion from from inspiring English sources

But the bacteria can also creep into a person's system through an invisible abrasion from shaving or even a mosquito bite.

"When the mother asked about the reddish marks around the vagina, the father said that these may be the result of" diapers or abrasion from a playground slide, said Ms. Menon.

Through the development of keratinous tissues, the skin became somewhat more resistant to desiccation (dehydration) and better equipped to resist the increased frictional abrasion from the air and particulates (such as sand and dust) of the terrestrial environment.

The remains from both sites showed similar patterns of chemical staining, gravel packed into spaces both between and within the bones, bone abrasion from filing, and the use of a cementing material reminiscent of dental putty to bind various bone fragments together all of which were likely the work of one person.

Abrasion from car tyres has been considered as very relevant [46, 57].

Microplastics are also released as a consequence of abrasion from other plastic materials such as household plastics [31, 57].

The bandage will help to protect your infected skin from abrasion and from germs.

He added that after abrasions from crashes, "wrists and collarbones are the most frequent injuries".

Dave Bayer's hands are broad and slightly hairy, with wide thumbs and a few small scabs — abrasions from a recent rock-climbing trip.

"We're seeing abrasions from the lenses and lens overwear, which can cause ulcers," said Dr. Richard Leung, an ophthalmologist in San Diego.

It was a relatively easy night for her: abrasions from a traffic accident, an asthma attack, a little boy with diarrhea, another boy with a weeping eye caused by conjunctivitis.