Sentence examples for handling during a from inspiring English sources

This case report describes renal potassium handling during a trial of amiloride therapy in a patient with CAH.

Future studies are warranted to prove our results and to further explore the optimal way of handling during a vaginal delivery.

Brett Giem, chief engineer for Fiat's purely electric 500e, was relating a story in which one of his colleagues, a Viper-driving engineer who worked extensively on the Fiat 500 Abarth, was so impressed by the 500e's handling during a track date that she exited the car with her jaw hanging open.

Behavioural (e.g. colour changes, facial expressions) and motor observations (e.g. postural tone and quality of spontaneous movements) will be video-recorded during a standard care procedure (e.g. a nappy change) to evaluate the infant's response to handling during an everyday activity.

The seven feet and 255-pounds of Fab Melo were just a little too much for a folding chair to handle during a ecent NBA rookies photo shoot.

To us, the variety of technical challenges you need to handle during a single day in the Alps is a substantial part of the whole adventure.

They're kind of hard to handle during a heat wave, but when it's really cold and rainy out there's nothing like a big-titted fatso to get under the covers with.

NEW YORK -- Students took on more student-loan debt than they needed or could handle, during a borrowing boom from 2004 to 2008, largely due to relaxed borrowing standards set by private lenders, according to research from the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau and U.S. Department of Education released Friday.

Downing attended Tuesday's commission meeting with his attorney, who told commissioners he felt the report should be handled during a private session because it involved a confidential personnel investigation.

For both systems it is shown what the maximum and minimum percentage of calls was that a nurse handles during a shift.

The aim of this counselling offer is to answer back pain related questions that usually cannot be handled during a normal consultation.