Sentence examples for shallow wounds from inspiring English sources

Even the smallest of blades can cause the most horrific injuries and some of the complications that can result from seemingly shallow wounds can be extremely grave.

They concluded that the male uses his muscular and elongated penis to "inject" packets of sperm called spermatophores directly into the arms of females, leaving shallow wounds.

Results of these studies indicated that deep stem wounds resulted in significantly more flute canker than shallow wounds or inoculated pruning wounds and that deep wounds allowed the pathogen to spread more readily within the stem.

Instead, the relatively shallow wounds on the ichthyosaur's lower jaw correspond to the tooth arrangement of another ichthyosaur, and the placement of the bite seems more suggestive of an aggressive interaction than an attack by a predator, the researchers will report next month in Acta Palaeontologica Polonica.

"Dim" constructs were collected, washed in PBS to remove the carrier buffer and then inoculated into shallow wounds made in red ripe tomatoes cv.

One pass of the dermatome is sufficient for the shallow wounds but two or three passes are necessary to create the deep partial-thickness wounds.

But the plate did its job: he had a hole in his jacket and a shallow wound in his chest.

They promote the formation of granulation and stimulate the epithelialization in the edges of wound and adnexal structures in the dermal bed of shallow wound (Leigh et al. 1987).

Surgeons can easily transfer epidermis from one part of the body to another to cover a shallow wound.

A shallow wound was seen in the trachea prior to extubation, probably caused either by the mechanical impact of the fiberscope and/or the BIP ETT according to the anaesthesiologist.

A shallow wound that involves the uppermost layer of skin but involves minimal bleeding can be considered superficial.