Sentence examples for wounding does from inspiring English sources
Results also show that assay by stem wounding does not give reliable results in the case of Xap, and that pathogenicity assays by dipping should be preferred.
And the healing of trauma, as de Zulueta describes it, turns out to have physical correlatives in the brain just as its wounding does.
McDonald, A, Hoffman, M, Hedner, U, Roberts, HR, and Monroe, DM. "Restoring hemostatic thrombin generation at the time of cutaneous wounding does not normalize healing in hemophilia B". J Thromb Haemost 5, no. 8 (August 2007): 1577-1583.
Wounding alone had no impact on this biomarker, suggesting that wounding does not induce double-strand breaks in DNA and that the biomarker, γ-H2AX, is specific to radiation and combined injury.
As detailed above, we now clarify the definition of mechanical stress perception (continous vs. discontinuous) and we show that jasmonic acid, a known product of wounding, does not induce STM expression in the meristem.
The frequency of GFP expressing was 74.6% and 75.7% in plants inoculated with and without root wounding indicating that wounding did not affect the induction of GFP expression.
People come back from cosmic trauma but the wound does not end with them.
That may be a touch optimistic as this type of wound does not heal easily.
Though "Sixteen Wounded" does star Mr. Hirsch, popular to television audiences from "Taxi," its cachet is, first and foremost, its topicality.
There can be different reasons that chronic wound does not heal as fast as acute wounds.
