Sentence examples for grip I from inspiring English sources
The raw frailty score for a new individual, i, can be expressed as follows: DFactor score(i) = z fat w fat (i) + z loss w loss (i) + z grip w grip (i) + z fdiff w fdiff (i) + z act w act (i), where FAT is fatigue, LOSS is loss of appetite, GRIP is grip strength, FDIFF is functional difficulties and ACT is physical activity, as defined in the above frailty definition.
We also recorded Veterans gait speed as well as grip (i.e. hand) strength as part of our physical assessment measures.
"Get a grip," I want to say.
"It's just the grip I have," he said.
"That's the only thing that set it apart, a thumb grip?" I asked.
"I had no grip, I couldn't push, and if I did, the tire just went off immediately".
This protocol was first implemented as a glucose regulation system (GRIP-I), but a potassium algorithm was successfully integrated later (GRIP-II).
The further I dug, the more gripped I became as a dramatist.
While I was intellectually gripped, I didn't find the individual psychology wholly plausible.
Lydia was gripped: "I wanted to jump in and sort them out".
Nordic maybe but this is also most definitely, and proudly, Icelandic... seductive, involving, gripping: I am already, thoroughly, trapped.
