Sentence examples for wounded depths from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, Kidman delivers... her performance is muted but reliably intense, hinting at wounded depths beneath Franklin's implacably chilly exterior... Grandage's production is a worthy effort, but a little passionless, inherently limited in dramatic force by its subject matter.

Pre-treatment and post-treatment wound depth and wound appearance were scored in accordance with the "Bates-Jensen" wound assessment tool.

The pre-treatment and post-treatment wound depth and wound appearance of patients were scored in accordance with "Bates-Jensen" wound assessment tool shown in Table  1[ 1[].

Sixty porcine chips were processed (2 breeds * 3 pigs per breed * 2 wound depths * 5 time points) (GSE26095) and three human chips (GSE26213).

The wound depth was not explored at that point.

Reprinted with permission from The McGraw-Hill Companies, Inc. Wound depth is a factor that affects the rate of healing.

Variable wound depth and site of biopsy within the wound: Creation of tangential wounds with a dermatome is not precise.

These are the genes that were differentially expressed controlling for wound depth and breed(pigment) over time.

To control for wound depth, we calculated the log ratio of deep partial-thickness wound expression/shallow partial-thickness wound expression.

The deep and shallow partial-thickness wounds were alternated on the animals to avoid repeatedly placing one wound depth in the same anatomic location.

The differential transcriptome, refined by time span, wound depth and pigment; the appearance of the "lesser" collagen genes (4, 5 and 15); the overlap of transcriptome and pigment genes; and the related functions, diseases, canonical pathways, GO terms and gene sets together may lead to a differential transcriptome-driven hypothesis to explain and to treat the fibroproliferative condition.