Sentence examples for wide wound from inspiring English sources

When cutting a branch, do not cut it flush with the trunk; this will create a wide wound that will take longer to heal.

The monolayer was scratched with a sterile needle to give a 0.8 mm wide wound, washed twice, and cultured in culture media with rat HGF (50 ng/mL).

By this stage, the wide wound gap still persists at the site of the transection, but the injury surface of the radial nerve cord becomes partially or completely separated from the lumen of the main body cavity by the coelomic epithelium that migrates over the injury site and seals the wound.

The Internet was searched, particularly an electronic wound journal (World Wide Wounds; ).

Titration of a compound that blocks cell migration (the actin inhibitor cytochalasin D) shows complete inhibition of migration at 1 μM, as seen by a sharply delineated wound edge and a wider wound width [Figure 2A].

To make the donation, Mr. Mocibob (pronounced MOH-chee-bob), 50, accepted a serious risk of illness and a slim chance of death from the surgery, and the certain knowledge that he would emerge from surgery with great pain from a foot-wide wound shaped like an upside-down "y" across his belly.

In this assay, ShCCND1 showed a wider wound area compared to ShScramble.

At 48 h, cells transfected with miR-216 mimics showed a wider wound than the control cells.

Compared with cells transfected with scrambled siRNA, the cells treated with siR-1 and siR-8 showed a wider wound area 48 hours after wound generation, and took a longer time to fill the wound area, indicating a defect in migration.

We abandoned this idea after several attempts when we realized that the maneuver always made cuts with greater bleeding and that the "sawing" movement caused traumas to the wire exit holes, primarily when wider cuts (4 or 5 cm) were indicated, transforming the tiny point-like hole into a wider wound.

Back in March of 2013, the Republican National Committee undertook an organization-wide wound-licking from its subpar 2012 campaign efforts, coming up with a report called the "Growth And Opportunity Project".