Sentence examples for essentially wound from inspiring English sources

The Iraq War was essentially wound down by 2009, but some troops remained.

They essentially "wound down" while running out of fuel to feed their central black holes, eventually becoming the relatively quiescent normal galaxies now observed closer to us in space and time.

Upon his return, Vann and his group of advisers were forced to end the joint planning sessions that had been so successful earlier, and action essentially wound down in their region.

Micro-needling, as Dr. Samer Jaber of Washington Square Dermatology told HuffPost, involves a process of creating tiny holes in the skin with a special tool (essentially wounding the skin), to promote healing and the creation of new collagen.

Built around a the massive Swiss ETA/ Unitas6497 movement, essentially a hand wound pocket watch movement.

Doctors replaced the mesh with a porcine graft and essentially left the wound open, attached to a vacuum device that suctioned out toxins from a leaky bowel.

Otherwise bacteria from your hands could come in contact with the piercing (which is essentially an open wound) and cause an infection.

Live imaging of macrophage (hemocyte) responses to laser-induced epithelial wounds in src42A E1 mutant embryos revealed that these inflammatory cells essentially ignored such wounds, exhibiting directionalities close to zero.

At this stage, he essentially had open wounds that were wrapped for play.

These results are not surprising since proteinases (such as PAI-1 and uPAR) are known to be essentially involved in the wound healing process [ 22, 23] and COX-2 plays roles in inflammation and angiogenesis [ 24- 27].

A freshly pierced ear is essentially like an open wound, so it is important that you clean it every day to avoid infection.