Sentence examples for connection wound from inspiring English sources

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As fate would have it, this new connection wound up being Marlinda Walcott -- an old friend of mine from high school whom I had no clue was now working professionally in film.

In this connection, wound healing and tumor growth share many common features (Dvorak, 1986) and it would thus be of value to take advantage of the emerging information of growth promoting signaling pathways in cancer cells (e.g. PI3K-Akt-GSK pathway) for the benefit of understanding and treating impaired wound healing during diabetes and hypercortisolemia.

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These data further extend our knowledge on the connection between wounding, calcium influx and ROS production.

Ansell, D. M. et al. Exploring the "hair growth-wound healing connection": anagen phase promotes wound re-epithelialization. J. Invest.

A tenuous, but potentially wounding, connection between Ed and Ralph Miliband's political goals and Britain's great cold war enemy was made.

Judge Appleby sentenced Mrs. Chesimard to 10 to 12 years on four counts of assault in connection with the wounding of Trooper Harper; 12 to 15 years for robbery in connection with the taking of Trooper Foerster's service revolver; two to three years fo being armed while committing the robbery, and two to three years for aiding and abetting in the murder of Trooper Foerster.

Wounded, wounded, wounded!

Still, Weinberg cautions that scientists are just beginning to understand the connections between post-surgical wound healing, inflammation, and metastasis.

In September, Fairfax County police issued a warrant charging Guillen Pimentel with malicious wounding in connection with one of the attacks, and asked for the public's help in locating the former Fairfax resident.

They, as it will turn out, are the luminaries (or, in non-astrological parlance, the sun and moon) of this monumental book, a pair with a genuinely mystical connection: when one is wounded, the other bleeds.

He had a really bad Clinton-Lewinsky 'that woman' moment when a train in which he was travelling with Nelly and her mother crashed: the author of A Christmas Carol clambered out unharmed, to bestow his benevolence on the unknown injured, while waving aside any connection with his own wounded mistress.

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