Sentence examples for puncture from from inspiring English sources

Audi suffered first as their No1 car with Mike Rockenfeller at the wheel picked up a puncture from debris 65 minutes into the race.

But perhaps the most disturbing finding came in the medical examiner's report, which found a small hole in Mrs. Malitz's larynx, consistent with a needle puncture from a syringe that would have been used to inject lidocaine.

Blood was collected by retro-orbital plexus puncture from 60 62 days old animals.

Fish blood was collected by caudal venous puncture from four or five healthy sea bass with weight over 100 g.

In the worst (and not desirable) scenario, postnatal puncture from above the manubrium sterni is used, with or without ultrasound guidance, or by tracheoscopy.

Iatrogenic PA develop secondarily to failed sealing of an arterial puncture, from which blood dissects nearby causing the formation of a perfused "sac" contained by the media or adventitia, sometimes by soft tissues only.

The heparinated blood samples were collected at different time intervals (2, 4, 8, 16 and 24 h after APAP administration) by heart puncture from all the animals and centrifuged at 3000 × g for 10 min to obtain plasma.

Blood was collected by cardiac puncture from fasted mice (12 hours) immediately after sacrifice.

Pooled serum was collected via post-mortem cardiac puncture from wild type convalescent or naive mice.

Blood was collected through cardiac puncture from the single dose immunized mice with or without challenge.

A heparinized sample of blood was obtained by jugular puncture from each anesthetized animal.