Usually, a pup will appear every thirty minutes or so, after ten to thirty minutes of forceful straining (though she may go as long as four hours between pups).
Although computer use involves primarily wrist extension rather than flexion, other domestic or recreational activities that require repetitive or forceful wrist flexion may strain the joint or muscles, the symptoms of which are exacerbated by and then attributed to occupational computer use.
The rupture of hepatic metastases is thought to be derived from tumor necrosis and increased intra-abdominal pressure due to straining upon defecation and forceful palpation [ 11– 13].
Acute muscle strain injury can occur with forceful weightlifting or other forms of resistance exercise.
Garg et al. [ 49] determined the frequency, intensity and duration of forceful exertion and used this to calculate a Strain Index (SI).
The Fed made no mention of SocGen, but said that in reaching its decision on the rate cut it had considered the "strains in some financial markets," and hoped that forceful action would ease concerns about "deteriorating conditions in financial markets".
The combination of repetition and forceful exertion, as measured with the ACGIH TLV for HAL and the Strain Index, was associated with an increased risk of CTS.
Many acute muscle strain injuries are thought to occur during the eccentric phase of sudden, forceful muscle actions.
In the late 19th century, Mr. Biondi Santi's grandfather, Ferruccio Biondi Santi, first isolated a strain of the sangiovese grape, locally called brunello, that could yield a dry, forceful red.
Though obviously under great physical strain, the 81-year-old pope, who suffers from Parkinson's disease, was forceful in his remarks to the crowd in Motherland Square here, which ended, "With all my heart, I beg God to keep the world in peace".
