Sentence examples for grip among from inspiring English sources

Why won't he just go away?'" He has signed acts to 300 such as Fetty Wap, Young Thug, The Hunna and Highly Suspect, but says he is using online data to get to acts early – yet stepping back when chequebook A&R takes grip among the competition.

Harper's tactics, referring to his challenger condescendingly as "Justin" and campaign ads that poked fun at his "nice hair", found no grip among a section of the electorate that wanted the Conservatives out at all costs, and increasingly saw Trudeau as the best chance of achieving that.

This is the most popular grip among professional horseshoe players, thrown with the goal of rotating the horseshoe sideways 1¼ turns in the air, before it lands encircling the stake.

Hence, this paper seeks to determine the relationship between anthropometric dimensions and hand grip strength among elderly Malaysians.

However, best architecture of neural network algorithm could be implemented to increase performance index, hence produce the accurate prediction model for hand grip strength among grass cutter workers.

These results further suggest that hemispheric balance, as defined in the quadrant model, can be shown to cause deregulation of cardiovascular control and left-hand grip strength among individuals reporting an expressive A.O. style.

However, some observational studies 10,15,16 have found associations between physical activity and grip strength among women.

Forelimb strength was significantly reduced in male Tat+ mice receiving DOX (Fig.  1B), who showed the weakest grip strength among all groups receiving DOX.

Additional adjustment for height, weight or body mass index increased the adjusted means of chair stand time and grip strength among Japanese, but the differences remained significant.

The independent effect of low muscle mass significantly increased the odds of low grip strength among participants without hypertension (OR = 1.93), arthritis (OR = 1.72), or osteoporosis (OR = 1.65).

Additional adjustment for body size increased adjusted means of chair stand time and grip strength among Japanese, which indicates that greater body size is associated with poorer chair stand performance, but with stronger grip strength.