Sentence examples for stump area from inspiring English sources
Windies are trying to tempt Thorpe in that wide off stump area, but he's calmly moistening his lips and not being drawn.
Harvesting includes marking the trees to be removed (in selective cutting), felling and processing (conversion) of trees, and transportation of the wood from the felling site, or stump area, to a roadside storage site or a central processing yard (landing) in the forest.
Given that pressure equals force divided by area (P = F/A), a smaller stump area experiences greater pressure and is thus more likely to develop ulcers, late infection and pain.
If the baby was wrapped or clothed, the VHW removed an amount of covering necessary to expose the cord stump area.
In cancer surgery, local and distant recurrences may be explained by incomplete resection, leaving behind residual cancer cells in the resected stump area, and/or presence of undetectable regional micrometastases.
R1 resection was defined as invasive microscopic residual tumor at the bronchial margin, or peribronchial infiltration without any tumor lesion at the bronchial stump area at baseline computed tomography (CT) 4 weeks after surgery.
N fertilisation had no significant effect on leaf biomass either at plant level or on the total aerial biomass per stump unit area; however N concentration in resprout biomass did increased.
The 1998 World Health Organization guidelines on cord care recommend dry cord care as well as the application of topical antiseptics to the cord stump in areas with high infection risk [ 3, 4].
Coxon bowled from very close to the wickets and left substantial footmarks just outside the right-hander's leg stump in an area ideal for a leg spinner.
Applying heat massage (shek dewa) to the umbilical stump and surrounding area was an integral part of home-based routine newborn care and was almost universally practiced among respondents.
Caregivers will be taught to apply a small amount of 4% chlorhexidine to a cotton ball and to dab the wet cotton ball onto the umbilical stump and surrounding area once a day from day 1 to day 10 of the newborn's life.
