Sentence examples for cord wound from inspiring English sources

The cord wound from a crack in the window through some bushes and small sequoia trees to an outlet on the side of the house, where my mom was living with a few girlfriends while we waited for the framing and a roof to be put on the house she was building.

Ragucci MV, Gittler MM, Balfanz-Vertiz K, Hunter A. Societal risk factors associated with spinal cord injury secondary to gunshot wound.

Stab wounds resulting in spinal cord injury of the craniocervical junction are rare.

We receive a large number of patients with spinal cord injury (SCI) due to penetrating gunshot wounds (GSW) at our national rehabilitation center.

In contrast to the weak efficacy of hUCB-MSC on pain symptoms, the group of Yang [ 52] using HUMSCs from Wharton's jelly of the umbilical cord transplanted into the spinal cord described a beneficial effect for wound healing and locomotor recovery after spinal cord injury in rats suggesting a potential use of these cells if not for pain at least for motor recovery.

Gunshot wounds are a common cause of spinal cord injury.

Lack of wound repair and chronic tissue decay accompanied by enlarging cavitation at the lesion site are characteristic of the pathology of spinal cord injury [1] [5].

A crosspiece that could slide up and down the spindle was attached by cords that wound and unwound about it.

Further modifications to the initial affinity-based approach have resulted in the development of photocrosslinked heparin-alginate, methylcellulose-SH3, and PEG-heparin hydrogels for the controlled and prolonged release of growth factors for bone repair, spinal cord injuries, wound-healing, and vascular therapies [ 81– 81].

This very sentence I am writing is comprised of a string of words, defined by Webster's as as "a tautly wound cord of something that can be tautly wound".

The peridiole is checked in flight and the jerk causes the funicular cord to become wound around stems or entangled among plant hairs.