Sentence examples for double wound from inspiring English sources

The double wound also establishes what would seem to be Matt's unshakable claim on the audience's sympathy, which Mr. Clooney's self-effacing charm helps to secure.

Double wound swabs were taken from each wound at a point in time to reduce the chance of occurrence of false-negative cultures and to increase the chance of recovering bacterial pathogens.

The pantyhose ($40 at Wolford stores) come in neutrals or black, are made with double-wound Lycra yarn for increased durability and have a battery of transparent silicon W's printed on the soles for improved tread.

Perhaps Mr. Klein has some new person toiling like a beaver on his design staff -- this was the thought traveling along the front row as Carmen Kass came out in a lanky black minicoat that was double-wound and crossed in the back with a leather belt.

Groups of approximately 100 3-4-day-old flies were aspirated into a training tube embedded with an internal double-wound electrifiable copper grid.

A double shooting wounded two men outside an apartment building in Springfield, Mass., Tuesday night.

This aberrant pattern is not more pronounced in Mmp13 Plau double-deficient wounds compared to Plau-deficient wounds, and thus seems to be an effect related to Plau-deficiency alone.

However, there is no difference in relative migration between Plau- and Mmp13 Plau double-deficient wounds at this time-point.

We examined the possible involvement of angiogenesis in this phenotype and found that in the Plau- and Mmp13 Plau double-deficient wounds the vessels protrude into the epidermal layer.

In contrast, the keratin 10/14 immunoreactive epidermal layers seen in the healed Mmp13 Plau double-deficient wounds were significantly larger and with notable protusion into the dermis compared to both wild-type (p = 0.037), Mmp13- (p = 0.043) and Plau-deficient wounds (p = 0.034) (Figure 3M).

Since this aberrant pattern was the same in Plau- compared to Mmp13 Plau double-deficient wounds, it suggests that the effect is due to the lack of uPA alone and does not explain the keratinocyte build-up and delayed wound healing observed in Mmp13 Plau double-deficient mice.