Sentence examples for hand wound from inspiring English sources

It involves Frank examining Meacham's hand wound (caused when he cut himself on Claire's broken wine glass), Claire taking Meechum's hand and kissing it and then his lips.

According to the autopsy report, Brown's hand wound also showed no signs of stippling, a pattern of dots around the entry.

Surgeons removed metal from the chest of the embassy employee, César Mella, who also suffered a serious hand wound and face injuries and risks losing the sight in one eye, The Associated Press reported, citing a spokesman for the Umberto I Polyclinic, where Mr. Mella was hospitalized.

Built around a the massive Swiss ETA/Unitas 6497 movement, essentially a hand wound pocket watch movement.

Strain HS was discovered as a novel human-infective bacterium, isolated from a hand wound following impalement with a tree branch.

On the other hand, wound activates apoptosis, which could induce proliferation and provide a wounding signal in tissue repair (Fuchs and Steller, 2015).

None of the injuries were believed to be life-threatening, but the victims were all taken to hospitals with foot, leg and hand wounds.

"They were killed because of the random shelling of the Baba Amr neighborhood," Mr. Salah said, angrily shaking the forefinger of his one good hand at the camera; his other hand, wounded by shrapnel, was bandaged.

As his bomber circled for a landing, flashing its lights to signal distress, Mr. Reid used an emergency pressure bottle to pump the undercarriage down by hand and in the process reopened his hand wounds.

Infection was not significantly associated with the presence of hand wounds (p=0.092), leg wounds (p=0.069), or six or more leg wounds (p=0.064).

A third option is that exposure to newborns and their birth materials has a higher risk for infection if exposed persons had blood contact with the affected materials (e.g., by hand wounds).