Sentence examples for wound against from inspiring English sources

One woman described it to the FDA as "a cigarette burn that leaves the entire vaginal wall red and inflamed, and each step you take rubs the open wound against the other side". .

Besides, the external application of these extracts on the wound prevented the microbes from invading the wound, resulting in the protection of wound against the microbial infections.

The external application of LJEE on wounds prevented the invasion of microbes through the wound, resulting in protection of the wound against infection by various organisms.

Although no significant difference in the overall speed of reepithelialization is evident in this investigation, the accelerated reformation of the basement membrane might result in improved defensive capacities of the wound against microbial infections, since the basement membrane forms a line of resistance, even if the overlying epithelial layer is not complete.

"There is a total lack of classical 'defence' wounds against a sharp weapon attack," he said.

Now they must go first to Hove, to lick their wounds against Sussex, then to Old Trafford for the third Test in 10 days' time where they might expect conditions not dissimilar to those in which Monty Panesar and Steve Harmison have been prolific in the past.

These functionalized surfaces-based approaches are very useful in the prevention of wounds against microbial contamination and subsequent biofilm development on viable tissues or implanted devices.

There, he ran against a 10,000 man Prussian force commanded by General von Wunsch; the Austrians decisively defeated the Prussians, with a loss of 20 men (wounded) against the Prussian losses of 800.

For stabilization and protection of the wound dressings against dirt, an additional cotton bandage (Rolta 10 cm × 3 m, Henry Schein Vet GmbH, Hamburg, Germany) and an elastic tape (CoFlex 10 cm × 4.5 m, Henry Schein Vet GmbH, Hamburg, Germany) were applied.

FOXOs also enhance normal wound healing, protect against cardiovascular disease, protect against oxidative stress associated with aging, protect against ovarian follicle depletion, and have antitumor activities.

"It's the economy, stupid," was the wounding taunt against George Bush, an incumbent president who was famously interested in foreign affairs.