Sentence examples for resulting wound from inspiring English sources

The resulting wound slashed into his left forearm, requiring 10 stitches Both teams showed some signs of life in the first half.

Quoting the scientist who conducted the tests, Flewitt said the resulting wound was consistent with the bullet hitting the 11-year-old "partially or fully sideways-on" instead of nose-first.

Most spinal-cord injuries are fractures or compressions in which the cord is crushed or twisted, the vertebrae have damaged the nerves, and the resulting wound is a messy mixture of bone, injured neurons, and dead tissue.

Of the 100 swabs, 52 were sterile with no resulting wound infection, while ten of the remaining 48 contaminated swabs were associated with a wound infection caused by colonic pathogens and nosocomial microorganisms.

The resulting wound is extremely painful, but seldom life-threatening.

The branch was removed from the patient's neck and the resulting wound was explored, irrigated, and closed, according to the New England Journal of Medicine.

As found also by Vasiliauskas (2001), most of the resulting wounds occur near the base of the tree and are up to 200 cm2 in size.

The leaders of the assembled Super Pacs took turns kicking Ginrich while he was down and rubbing salt in his resulting wounds.

Though the resulting wounds tended to be less serious than in gun battles with suspects, scores of officers and more than two dozen suspects and bystanders have been injured in incidents that department officials blame on careless handling of firearms.

However, manually amputating organs from the flatworms is time-consuming and the resulting wounds vary, which makes it hard to compare regeneration between animals treated in different ways.

The resulting wounds showed a reduction in inflammatory cells present at the wound sites when src42A E1 /+ heterozygotes were compared with src42A E1 /draper Δ5 transheterozygotes, suggestive of a genetic interaction.