Sentence examples for higher tenderness than from inspiring English sources

First, FM patients reported higher tenderness than pain scores, whereas the reverse was true of RA/SLE patients, who reported higher pain than tenderness scores.

The women had higher tenderness scores in the neck/shoulder muscles and lower blood pressure than the men.

Meat from animals with a high intramuscular fat level often has a low shear force [ 47], and hence high tenderness.

With regard to RA/SLE patients, pain was rated higher than tenderness to touch and was correlated with pain sites, whereas tenderness was not.

When the first three groups of animals were analysed together, this subset of genes explained a 4-fold higher proportion of the variability in tenderness than muscle biochemical traits.

A prospective study demonstrated that a POCUS bimanual examination performed with an endovaginal transducer in place of the internal examining hand (i.e., the sonographic bimanual examination,) was able to provide higher confidence in clinical assessment of uterine and adnexal tenderness than traditional digital bimanual examination in patients, regardless of body mass index (BMI) [250].

We found, however, a tendency towards higher muscle tenderness on the headache-side than the non-headache side, which is in accordance with findings in cervicogenic headache.

In J. D. Salinger's "Raise High the Roof Beam, Carpenters," Seymour Glass offers the following definition of sentimentality: giving "to a thing more tenderness than God gives to it".

Physiotherapy was the most commonly used strategy in all these three groups, but to a much higher degree in people with CPTH/CEH probably due to the fact that these people have more neck and muscular pain and tenderness than people with HACRS.

This final installment of the project was offered more in tenderness than abstraction or ceremonial grandeur.

Filet mignon au poivre is a blackened Gilbraltar, mildly peppery, more notable for tenderness than for flavor.