Sentence examples for winter wound from inspiring English sources

The finding of delayed wound healing during winter hibernation is contrary to observations of winter wound healing in other hibernating mammals.

In contrast to the winter, wound healing was observed within the first week following wing membrane biopsy in the summer (see Fig. 1B).

Perhaps the difference in winter wound healing between E. fuscus and U. americanus can be accounted for by different body temperatures that are maintained during hibernation; hibernating bats allow their core body temperature to vary with ambient while hibernating bears maintain their body temperature well above ambient (i.e. 31 35°C; Nelson et al., 1983).

Rehearsals began in July, and as summer wound on, curiosity swelled with the heat.

The original event in 2008 wound up being shown in 170 countries, the foundation said.

At first it came with a $35 million pricetag, but as the summer wound down, so did the price.

Recent data ranging from retail sales to manufacturing suggest the economy gained momentum as 2010 wound down.

During the past years wound dressing has been modernized which now mainly consist of synthetic polymers for wound management.

Angiogenesis is a key element in early wound healing and is considered important for tissue regeneration and for directing inflammatory cells to the wound site.

Nonetheless, De Zoysa created a 2006 wound care survey questionnaire on her laptop, and then deleted six documents.

But then as 2017 wound down, I started talking politics online again.