Sentence examples for wounding to from inspiring English sources

It is well established in tomatoes and Arabidopsis that JA is a systemic, long-distance, mobile- signaling molecule that functions by transmitting information about wounding to distant, non-wounded tissues where a defense response is invoked [ 3, 6].

Moreover, recent observations have revealed that bulge stem cells rapidly migrate towards the interfollicular epidermis in wounding to help the rapid regeneration of the wounded skin [31].

Novel therapeutic strategies that promote wound healing seek to mimic the response of the body to wounding, to regenerate rather than repair injured tissues.

And when helping is ingrained in what you do, allegations of abandoning those you help are wounding to the core.

That course would be psychologically wounding to the boy, and could lead to a violent confrontation with demonstrators who gather daily outside the relatives' home.

It is clear that accusations that he is tolerant of antisemitism have been deeply wounding to him personally and to many of his supporters.

"She was always wounded to the quick.

The Russians took the wounded to Vladikavkaz.

Ambulances shuttled the wounded to nearby hospitals.

Slideshow: Speeding the War Wounded to Care.

Nearly 5,000 have been wounded to date.