Sentence examples similar to by prick from inspiring English sources

Skin prick test could be performed with a prick-by-prick technique dissolving 1 spoon of sugared gelatin powder in 5 mL of saline solution (non sugared powder tends to became a gel at room temperature) [6].

They'd test this blemish by pricking it with a needle.

Test they are cooked through by pricking, then set aside to rest for a few minutes.

I also recorded glucose readings by pricking my finger immediately before and after eating.

One exception, however, is meat that has been tenderized by pricking; it should be treated like ground meat.

Another problem can occur if you have damaged the layers, for example by pricking them with a fork before "blind baking" a pastry case.

We used to play doctors and nurses, and he would let me pretend to give him an injection, by pricking him with a pin!

Perhaps the turmoil of the past few weeks, by pricking a speculative bubble and making investors reassess risks, has itself sown the seeds of a recovery.

This is done by pricking a finger, obtaining a drop of blood, and using an instrument called a glucometer to measure the blood glucose concentration.

For example, three pieces from Tricia Wright's "True Value" series are composed of patterns made by pricking hundreds of pinholes into paper.

The development of a "nano-tattoo" by Heather Clark, an associate professor of pharmaceutical sciences in Northeastern University's Bouvé College of Health Sciences in Boston, US, could eradicate the need for diabetics to check their blood sugar levels by pricking into their fingers.