Sentence examples for wound categories from inspiring English sources

In all three wound categories honey seems to be a dressing with wound healing stimulating properties.

Third, for reasons of feasibility and data availability, only two wound categories were considered.

Wounds of all patients were examined on the third postoperative day and the wound category was recorded.

As was often done in casualty returns with officers (but not with enlisted men), Lieutenant King of Royal Artillery and Lieutenant Lamont of the 49th were included in the "wounded" category although they were also taken prisoner.

We included this category (which seems to represent only 4.9% of all types of wounds observed in EDs [ 6]) in the "tetanus-prone wound" category.

Alterations in the expression profiles for the Basement Membrane and Response to Wound Healing categories were more modest, with initial changes seen during the first two weeks followed by a return to baseline expression levels.

Cluster SvsF1 was significantly enriched in 'Wounding' functional category (Additional file 6).

However, in general, the function of the suppressed genes in the defence and wounding responses ontological categories is different from the function of the induced ones: the suppressed genes often include immune system modulators, e.g., IL-4, and interferon-α5, as well as the infection fighting proteins e.g., defensin b-1, lysozyme, TLR1, S100A8, etc.

Using EDX to examine the particles in wounds can deduce the categories of metal injury implements, and we can still deduce the different implements in the same category by ICP-AES.

The pathogens are presented by submission category, duration of hospitalization, wound location and the three categories of surgical procedures in Table  2.

Because only categories of wound care products were recorded instead of a specific brand and size of product, the price for the cheapest wound care product from that category was used in the cost calculations.