Sentence examples for single wound from inspiring English sources

My friend was there and he told me the attackers didn't receive a single wound".

The medical report released by the government, signed by six doctors, makes no mention of a bullet wound and describes a single wound "on the right temporoparietal region".

They said that the single wound to the head that killed the boy was caused by a small-caliber gun not found at the scene.

He was a charter boat captain hired by BP. "A single wound to the victim's head appears to be self-inflicted," said Edward Delmore, the police chief of Gulf Shores, Ala., in a statement.

Concentric-type needle electrodes seek to address these issues by using a lower bias (10 V), a single wound, fewer processing steps, and a smaller working area (≈ 10 mm3), thus offering greater accuracy and precision.

Samuel died from the effects of the single wound to his neck, Rebecca had been stabbed five times in the chest, and her sister had suffered four chest wounds.

What Newtown did was lump all the nation's uneasiness about how we live and where we're heading into a single wound--and focus our hopes that something, some little thing, can be done to make it better.

In comparison, A. thaliana maintains highly induced levels of JA for at least 4 h after wounding [28], although a biphasic accumulation pattern has been reported with induced levels increasing even days after a single wounding [29].

However, we are not confident that the retrospective analysis by Margolis et al. of practice in a single wound-care organization sheds light on the difference between efficacy and effectiveness of HBOT in DFU patients as implemented in well-designed clinical practice guidelines.

The large faceted hexagonal beads, which were made in Bohemia (Czechoslovakia), as well as the single-wound annular (ring) beads mainly made in Germany (top row Fig. 7), appeared in southern Africa in the nineteenth century and are therefore useful chronological markers [2].

At specified times, mice were killed by CO2 asphyxiation, and the sponges were removed and a single-wound cell suspension was generated from sponges by repeated compression.