Sentence examples for consistent arm from inspiring English sources

Pérez attributed his success to maintaining a consistent arm slot.

He still wants to find a consistent arm angle and sharpen his curveball.

In looking at videotape of Monday's outing, Pérez noticed that he was not throwing from a consistent arm slot.

Torre reiterated that Loaiza did not have the eye-popping stuff of Contreras, but said that the team needed a consistent arm.

The pitching coach Dave Eiland noticed that Hughes was having trouble throwing his pitches from a consistent arm slot: his arm would drop, causing his fastball to stray and his curveball to lack depth.

Escobar has shown excellent range, athleticism and hands on defense, but has struggled at times to find the consistent arm slot for his throws to first base, which sometimes tail and dip into the dirt.

Since it is known that in many proteins the amino acid substitutions caused by positive selection are not random [ 21, 26], for instances the Primate APOBEC3G residues involved in HIV-1 Vif interaction [ 27], we hypothesize that any occurring alteration in rodents or even in other lineages may be the result of consistent arms race between the host and a pathogen stressor.

As this was consistent across arms and in the absence of a control arm, it was not possible to correlate this to HER2-targeted treatments.

The pyronaridine pharmacokinetic parameter estimates are summarized in Table 5; the geometric mean exposure parameters were highly consistent across arms and periods, with the Cmax geometric means ranging from 330.2 ng/ml (arm B, period 2) to 389.2 ng/ml (arm A, period 2).

They are closer, physically and emotionally, to the Tour, and Armstrong's consistent strong-arming of the sport made him a less believable hero there, writes Matt Seaton in The Guardian.

Although evidence for coevolution in our system is preliminary, our findings are also consistent with arms-race type coevolutionary dynamics between P. fluorescens and its phage, where increases in bacterial resistance are relatively unspecific and involve substantial levels of cross-resistance (Brockhurst et al. 2007).