Sentence examples for were wound from inspiring English sources
noun
An injury, such as a cut, stab, or tear, to a (usually external) part of the body.
The most predictive factors for wound infection were wound location, wound age, depth, configuration, contamination, and patient age [9].
Post operative complications considered were wound infection, wound dehiscence and anastomotic leakage.
The primary outcome measures of this study were wound infection and time to a dry surgical wound.
Endpoints were wound lengths measured every second day and time to complete wound closure defined as seamless epidermal regeneration and loss of the wound scab.
The most common complications in this group were wound infection (34.2 %), followed by stump revision (14.5 %), phantom limb pain and wound breakdown (13.4 % each), and stump complications (10.7 %).
Copper coils were wound around its base.
The companies were wound down one after another.
Britain's public research institutes were wound up in the 1980s.
Most of the trusts were wound up when he returned to London.
Their affairs at Whale Bay were wound up, their life there finished.
So his storyboards, as it were, wound up being animated by a team from Massachusetts.
