Sentence examples for intense burn from inspiring English sources

Historically, Stephens said, intense burn patches in the western Sierra would have usually amounted to a few acres, but could be up to 40 acres.

9News reported Wednesday that smoke plumes from the fire were reaching 34,000 feet -- 10,000 feet higher than the most intense burn of the fire over the weekend.

What it does: Breaks down glycogen using a complicated chemical reaction that leaves lactic acid as a by-product, which is responsible for the intense burn you get after hiking up a long hill or doing a long set of biceps curls.

Intense burn trauma imposes life-threatening consequences to the victim.

White phosphorus causes intense burns and generates choking fumes.

Many of those who died in southwestern Haiti suffered from intense burns from strong winds.

As we were exiting the plane to my immediate right I saw Jasper Schuringa being attended to by paramedics and police, his hands already wrapped in bandages from what appeared to be intense burns.

Chad Hanson, an ecologist and director of the John Muir Project of the Earth Island Institute, argues that there is evidence that large, intense burns like the Rim fire sometimes occurred historically in the western Sierra and play an important ecological role.

An additional halo, which may develop around intense burns, was considered a secondary effect and excluded from the measurements, because it is strongly time-dependent, and exclusion of these halos results in diameter measurements equal to histological damage diameters [ 27, 28].

This model involves the use of a targeted and intense laser burn to the back of the eye to cause a localized disruption of the RPE and Bruch's membrane.

Similarly, choridal neovascularization caused by an intense laser burn to the back of the eye and triggered through localized increases in VEGF could be alleviated by two drugs (17-AAG [585 Da] and Sunitinib malate [532 Da]), which were only able to cross the iBRB because of the claudin-5 downregulation.