Sentence examples for wound balancing from inspiring English sources
The cultural worth of Sirens is contingent upon that tightly wound balancing act and Gorgon City have pulled it off.
A wound is healthy when growth and death of microbes in the wound is balanced by the host.
Control of wound healing via balancing signaling regulators may have implications for treating inflammatory bowel disease.
"Here it's not unusual to have 10 specialists on board". The multiple wounds have required medical balancing acts and unusual cooperation across departments.
Deciding how much access to give to information comes down to balancing the value of cleaning up the past against the risk of reopening old wounds.
Swanberg, a frequent performer in his own films, is wracked with Akin's hidden wounds; Traub balances ethereal fancy with blunt practicality and tragic sensuality; and Longstreet lends Jeremiah the destructive fury of a Biblical patriarch.
In normal wounds, the balance between growth factor activity and the integration of fibroblasts into an environment with stable mechanical tension ensures cell survival and gene expression patterns required for normal tissue remodeling [ 70].
49, 50 It is important to highlight the equal importance of treating the inflammatory state, balanced with optimized wound care.
We also conducted an analysis using propensity score matching and found similar results, so it is very unlikely that wound size was not properly balanced (3).
Now he is demanding balanced books for wounded vets?
