Sentence examples for gauze from from inspiring English sources

Yosuke removed the gauze from the giant bucket to reveal a seething brown mass.

One genius caught a whole string of fish with a little gauze from a Band-Aid.

Recently, when she removed gauze from her arm where a needle had been placed hours earlier, blood shot straight up in the air.

Ms. Abe inherited the gauze from her grandfather, a doctor who lost a leg while fighting for Japan during World War II.

In a film shot with an industrial high-speed camera, he pulls his mouth agape with his fingers; in another, he yanks a streamer of gauze from his mouth.

The dancer who played her, Ida Rubinstein, was carried on in a sarcophagus, wrapped mummy-fashion in yards of multicoloured gauze from which she was gradually unwound, her face chalk-white, her hair bright blue.

It is almost always multifactorial, caused by contamination (talc from gloves, cotton particles from gauze, cellulose from the blister box envelope), microtrauma (continual friction between the textured surface shell and the tissue around the implant; Fig.  2), hematoma, and infection (bacterial contamination from the rupture of cysts and mammary ducts).

Individual oral fluid was collected with a cotton gauze swab from 311 pigs from group 1 and 39 pigs from group 2. Furthermore, 312 oral fluid samples from group 1 and 67 oral fluid samples from group 2 were taken with a self-drying foam swab (GenoTube).

The meshes from TG were also observed to be expelled from wounds while gauze fibers from CG were integrated into wounds during healing.

The floor of the mosque was littered with vials of procaine and penicillin from the Netherlands and India, as well as gauze bandages from New Jersey and the labels from American fleece jackets and portable water filters; no such items are in evidence at other abandoned Taliban barracks in Kunduz.

The S/P values of the positive samples in serum ranged from 0.48 to 2.60, in cotton gauze swabs from 0.89 to 8.93 and in GenoTubes from 0.44 to 8.60.