Sentence examples for spur healing from inspiring English sources

Reddish and painful swelling around burns, infected wounds, or chronic irritation are signs that the immune system is attempting to limit damage and spur healing.

A runner with a torn tendon has reason to envy a racehorse with the same affliction: horses have treatment options not available to human patients most notably, injections of adult stem cells that appear to spur healing in these animals with shorter recovery time than surgical treatments.

In a second Science paper, they reported that GDF11 spurred healing from a muscle injury in older mice.

One company, MacroCure, for example, has developed a white blood-cell therapy that spurs healing of chronic wounds, like those occurring in diabetics, in the aftermath of open-heart operations and among the bedridden and wheelchair-bound.

Research in animals suggests that these cells can reduce inflammation and spur tissue healing by stimulating the release of molecular growth factors.

As Palestinians rejoice in the streets of Gaza and the surviving students shout for the death of Arabs, we can only hope that the leadership on both sides will be spurred towards healing rather then retribution.

Ideally, the realization that the economy is not healing would spur the Fed to take the kind of action Bernanke recommended a decade ago when Japan was similarly in a long-term trap.

It may also spur blood vessel growth in healing wounds.

Protein spurs weight loss, heals muscles and fills you up.

A startup aims to spur the body's native stem cells to heal disease.

I refuse to allow Trump to tear people of color down and spur greater division at a time when we need racial healing.