Sentence examples for wounding between from inspiring English sources

(F ) Ca2+ response according to distance away from the center of a 300 μm diameter wound shows reproducible wounding between 3 experiments as represented by 3 different colors.

Both the treatments share more CanPIs (3- and 4-IRD type) possibly due to the standardization of the amount of wounding between these two treatments.

The results strongly suggests that there is a fundamental difference in intrinsic genetic response to wounding between skin and mucosa, which makes mucosal wounds heal faster and with less inflammation and scar formation.

At least 30 others were wounded in the Sadr City explosion, though different Interior Ministry officials put the number of wounded between 50 and 65.

After the second attack he abandoned his dead and wounded between the battle lines for three days, until the Confederate commander, whose own casualties were safely behind protective entrenchments, proposed a truce.

The United Nations has put the civilian death toll even higher, at 2,412 killed and 3,803 wounded between January and October -- a 20percentt jump from 2009.

Casualties were high during this time and three of its commanding officers were either killed or wounded between July and November 1942.

Casualties in the first weeks of the campaign were heavy, with the battalion losing 397 men killed or wounded between 25 April and 9 May.

They supplied landing parties during the Battle of Tamsui in October 1884, but they were forced to retreat by Chinese troops, although suffering few casualties (11 killed and 4 wounded between the two ships).

Civilians in Iraq face "staggering" violence on a daily basis, according to a United Nations report released Tuesday, which recorded the killings of 18,802 people and almost twice as many wounded between the beginning of 2014 and the end of October 2015.

A tenuous, but potentially wounding, connection between Ed and Ralph Miliband's political goals and Britain's great cold war enemy was made.