Sentence examples for of woundings from inspiring English sources

We deeply mourn the 350 or more deaths and thousands of woundings among the Palestinians -- and the 68 deaths and hundreds of woundings among the Israelis -- but our mourning does not blind us.

Yet in the face of this daily pile-up of corpses (not to mention a vastly greater number of woundings and maimings) most Americans have grown resigned to suffering under the boot of the NRA.

But because of woundings from childhood, or just plain being thwarted by life, our partner may leave their most valuable gifts unexpressed, laying dormant in their inner-diamond-heart like hidden buried treasure.

Main outcome measures Health service records of hospital admissions related to violence and police records of woundings and less serious assaults in Cardiff and other cities after adjustment for potential confounders.

Average rate of woundings recorded by the police changed from 54 to 82 a month per 100 000 population in Cardiff compared with an increase from 54 to 114 in comparison cities (adjusted incidence rate ratio 0.68, 0.61 to 0.75).

For example, while rates of woundings recorded by the police fell significantly after implementation of the programme, there was a concurrent increase in common assaults recorded by the police (that is, those not resulting in injuries).

In osmkp1 mutants, both the activities of two stress-responsive MAPKs and the expression of wounding-inducible genes are elevated, resulting in constitutive activation of the wound response [77].

Plants were cut horizontally through the mid-stem and left at room temperature to release the first wave of wounding-related oxidative burst.

When compared with other rice genes in clade I.1, Os01g024070 evidenced a minimal relationship and a lack of wounding-mediated induction, but was induced by salt.

Since both CSS and OLD tissues were harvested only seconds apart, an artifactual pattern of wounding-induced gene induction is not likely.

As detailed above, we now clarify the definition of mechanical stress perception (continous vs. discontinuous) and we show that jasmonic acid, a known product of wounding, does not induce STM expression in the meristem.