Sentence examples for wounding from from inspiring English sources

Since that death, the New Orleans police department has cracked down on celebratory weapons discharge, and the last reported wounding from a falling bullet happened right after Katrina, as 2005's violent legacy began to peak with the return of The Bad Guys.

This is unlike the difficulties in reproducing uniform wounding from one vessel to another in mice that requires the analysis of large numbers of vessels to obtain reliable information.

The German-speaking scientists who isolated and described vitamin K (in addition to naming it as such) did so because the vitamin is intimately involved in the coagulation of blood following wounding (from the German word Koagulation).

All of that (totally unintentional) wounding from our childhoods adds up to adult low self-worth, low self-esteem, feeling unlovable or only conditionally lovable - because we "do" certain things or look a certain way or have attained certain goals or a certain status.

We herein report the differential transcriptome over time and the functional genomics unique to Week 20 post wounding, from the deep cones/fat domes in the Duroc/Yorkshire porcine model of fibroproliferative scarring following shallow and deep partial-thickness wounds.

Wounding from SB in both Ex1 and Ex2 and from scissor cutting (Cut) in Ex1 failed to raise GT densities.

I asked him about numbers of wounded from the battle.

Ambulances could be seen ferrying the wounded from the site.

She calls the workers "the invisible walking wounded" from 9/11.

Some 13 Israeli soldiers were lightly wounded from thrown rocks.

Military helicopters took the dead and wounded from the scene.