Sentence examples for wound contract from inspiring English sources

Foam dressings were also associated with higher odds of ulcer healing compared with basic wound contract dressings (OR 4.01 [95% CI 1.07, 10.7]) (Table  1); again the estimate was considered to be of low quality.

These dressings were estimated to be more effective than fibrous hydrocolloid and iodine-impregnated dressings, these results being driven by the more certain finding from a large, three-arm, trial that there was no difference in ulcer healing between fibrous hydrocolloid dressings and basic wound contract dressings and iodine-impregnated dressings and basic wound contact dressings.

For Garth Heron, the head of wind energy for Neoen in Australia, the idea of building Australia's first commercial electrolyser came up as part of his company's tender for the wind contract.

The lowest price for a wind contract is around $0.02 per kilowatt-hour while it's $0.03 for solar, said Ryan Wiser, a renewable energy market researcher at the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, part of the US Department of Energy.

"If this deal were completely real, it would represent the largest wind contract in the world by multiple amounts," says RBC analyst Stuart Bush.

Most common were wound infections, contracted when men riddled by machine gun bullets had bits of uniform and the polluted mud of the trenches driven into their abdomens and internal organs.

So, (Dick) gave us a call, and wound up contracting us for 13 weeks thinking that if the show took off, he would hire a real band at the end of that time.

The club are prepared to allow De Gea to wind his contract down and leave for free next summer if Real will not sell them Sergio Ramos.

Since 2010, it's signed 2.6 gigawatts worth of solar and wind contracts.

The company has inked 2,548 megawatts of wind contracts and 141 megawatts of solar from projects around the world.

A small cyclone, the area of winds contracted somewhat at around the same time.