Sentence examples for high pinch from inspiring English sources

Hand injuries are an important cause of pain and disability among dentists and dental hygienists and may be due to the high pinch forces involved in periodontal work.

One of the factors associated with the high prevalence of upper extremity musculoskeletal disorders, such as carpal tunnel syndrome, among dental practitioners is the repeated high pinch force applied during periodontal scaling.

We also studied the effect of PINCH expression on outcome of adjuvant chemotherapy, and found that high PINCH expression could be related to treatment outcome.

His voice changed from a gutsy blues shout to high, pinched Creole exhortations to a husky soul declamation.

If you're pointing too high (pinching) your sails won't produce the drive they're capable of.

Higher pinch point temperature differences (PPTD) uniformly yielded greater exergy destruction in the ORC evaporator, irrespective of engine operating conditions.

Prioritized cost of a resource in any time interval depends on the highest pinch quality of all the subsequent intervals, including itself.

For all that the personal stakes are high, a pinch of humour wouldn't go amiss.

So fans in the stands, down to their last nickels and dimes in the $110 World Series seats in the farthermost reaches of the Stadium -- box seats are a pretty penny higher -- pinch themselves to stay wake.

Mr. Timberlake, on the other hand, may not be the best singer; on his own, his voice can come off as too high and pinched.

An on-site ergonomic analysis of these three jobs was performed and the following risk factors were identified for each of these three work groups: upholsterers repetitive, high-force pinch grips; sanders long-duration sanders long-durationnd staticrs—awkward postures (ulnar wrist deviations and wrist flexion).