Sentence examples for loss grip from inspiring English sources

Frailty was defined using the Fried phenotype, including weight loss, grip strength, exhaustion, slowness and low physical activity.

Using the Fried criteria of (physical) frailty, evaluating nutritional status (unintentional weight loss), grip strength, mobility (slow walking speed), physical activity and exhaustion, we have determined the prevalence of frailty in 2.833 participants of the Rotterdam Study (median age: 74 years): 5.8 % were frail [ 229].

Conventional traction control systems detect a loss of grip and then reduce the engine's torque or tap the brakes.

A mind of winter in thaw, however welcomed that "holiday" might be, could dread the loss of grip.

They have allowed existing NHS structures to disintegrate before new ones are in place, leading to a loss of grip and focus at local level.

One big part of their loss of grip is that cuts in the interest rates they can control aren't translating into reductions in the interest rates that matter for the economy.

Lower rated problems – still considered high risks – cover a wide range, again after existing mitigation, including a "loss of grip on current performance", that "safety is compromised by lack of clarity on accountability, poor morale, and loss of knowledge", that the benefits of the reforms are not achieved, and there is a loss of public confidence in the NHS.

But this week's string of disasters suggests a potentially fatal loss of grip in the economic and financial realm where he and Labour had once appeared so effective.The lost benefit records have already caused the resignation of Paul Gray, chairman of HMRC.

Possible loss of grip and derailing.

This seemed to render firefighters hesitant to take off their wet gloves despite thermal discomfort and loss of grip.

A special design of the blades of the extensometer is presented, since the standard blades suffer from a loss of grip on the surface of the specimen.