Sentence examples for weakly wounded from inspiring English sources
When tomato plants are exposed to a pulse of UVB radiation and then weakly wounded, PIs accumulate throughout the plant.
Wounded, wounded, wounded!
Weakly- and strongly-induced GUS activities were observed by mock inoculation (wounding) and a fungal inoculation, respectively (Figure 2B).
He turned around weakly, his hand half in the air as he coped with his wounds.
Tissue adhesives play an important role in surgery to close wounds, seal tissues, and stop bleeding, but existing adhesives are costly, cytotoxic, or bond weakly to tissue.
In sum, George Bush must help rekindle the flame of hope -- flickering weakly at this moment -- in democracy for all, so that his own dream of binding the wounds of the nation may be achieved.
MSC infiltrate wounds and tumors in high numbers, and, when co-injected into immunodeficient hosts together with weakly metastatic human breast carcinoma cells, they induced in these cancer cells an increase in metastatic potential by a CCL5/CCR5-dependent mechanism [ 97].
Each character responds to challenges and setbacks exactly as you expect them to: Anna Chlumsky's tightly-wound chief of staff swears and shouts; Tony Hale's ineffectual personal assistant fumbles minor tasks and weakly protests bad treatment; Matt Walsh's beleaguered press secretary flails and complains; Reid Shane's sharklike aide engineers shady solutions, etc.
