Sentence examples for swelling from from inspiring English sources

The spectral parameters found to have high correlations with the swell index were then used to establish statistical empirical models to quantify soil swelling from spectral data.

Then you take the NSAID to keep the swelling from getting worse".

If the ration was too low in protein, people would get "famine oedema" (swelling from fluid build-up).

Soon, Mindlin told me, "Maya blew up like a tomato, bright red, swelling from head to toe".

The side effects were generally minimal — soreness, stiffness, and swelling from the injection — so doctors were willing to try it.

There were no fatalities or serious injuries from the river's swelling from melting ice and snow, the authorities said.

Turkeys, heretofore harmless, have been exploding in size, swelling from an average 13.2lb (6kg) in 1929 to over 30lb today.

Within this space, the bulbous underbelly of the auditorium will protrude, a metallic object swelling from the ceiling like part of a futuristic power station.

The official inquiry ruled that his death was caused by brain swelling from an adverse reaction to a common pain reliever called Equagesic.

Rufus had suffered multiple abrasions and fractures, but his body was packed in ice to reduce the swelling from his injuries, and he survived.

Mars more than doubles in brightness from mag 0.3 to –0.5 as it tracks 9° eastwards from Libra to Scorpius, its diameter swelling from 9 to 12 arcsec.