Sentence examples similar to virtually healed from inspiring English sources
When first diagnosed with a brain tumor, I knew virtually nothing about healing.
The character was created for Marvel Comics by writer Len Wein and artist John Romita, Sr. Wolverine who possesses razor-sharp claws, the ability to rapidly heal virtually any injury, and a skeleton reinforced with an indestructible metal made his first full appearance in The Incredible Hulk no.
At 24 weeks, the meniscus defect was grossly healed across and looked virtually normal: the normal meniscal shape, contour, consistency, and color had been replicated.
"While the labor market is improving and in many respects has already healed, employee bargaining power remains virtually nonexistent," Dan Greenhaus, an analyst at the brokerage firm BTIG LLC, said in a research note.
However severe disease is characterized by virtually constant ulceration (new lesions developing before old ones have healed), and may cause debilitating chronic pain and interfere with comfortable eating.
With the Angels virtually eliminated from postseason contention, that was really the point of this entire exercise, to determine whether Ohtani's sprained UCL healed enough to withstand the force required to hurl baseballs at speeds approaching 100 mph.
After an examination three weeks ago Davis was told to wear a protective boot virtually all the time to allow healing.
It means having millions of people virtually dissect your wounds, not to heal them but to decide if your injuries were bad enough for everyone to feel bad for you.
Understanding how signals generated during wound healing promote regeneration of lost structures is highly important, considering that virtually all animals have the ability to heal but many lack the ability to regenerate missing structures.
