Sentence examples for draw to pressure from inspiring English sources

The average number of days of follow-up from the vitamin D draw to pressure ulceration or last follow-up was 596.35 ± 681.52 days among cases and 1043.93 ± 625.44 days among controls.

But we are also drawn to stories about the pressures of fame, and the madness brought on by simply having too much, even if few of us can relate to such tales.

Barack Obama has released a video to draw attention to pressures facing gay teenagers, lending his weight to a campaign that has attracted more than 2,000 video contributions and 10m views on YouTube.

With Christmas approaching and the year drawing to a close, he felt pressure of a kind he hadn't known before.

But she has since acknowledged buying them and has gone on television to draw attention to the pressures endured by working women.

For his part Lewis said he had never wanted to have to go to court but said his intention had rather been to draw attention to the problem and pressure Facebook to do more.

The declaration signed by May and Cazeneuve includes a commitment from the UK of £3.5m (€5m) per year for two years and the establishment of an asylum processing centre "a significant distance from Calais" to "draw pressure away from close to the frontier".

■ Barnsley's Stephen Dawson hit their late equaliser in a 1-1 draw to keep the pressure on Ipswich manager Paul Jewell.

In view of the fact that the substantial part of impeller power draw is due to pressure drag, pressure distribution across blades is a measure for impeller performance in food-blending operations.

Or consider exerting some social pressure to draw attention to your situation — a process that you have indeed set under way by writing to me — whether in the form of a news story or postings on social media.

On Thursday night, 1,000 more American troops parachuted onto a Kurdish-controlled airfield about 200 miles north of Baghdad, opening a northern front to draw pressure off American troops in the south.