Sentence examples for palpable pressure from inspiring English sources

This has made Glück a great poet of one-sided quarrel poems, where her voice must fend off the effaced but palpable pressure of a combatant: It is not the moon, I tell you.

More fathers than ever before attend at the birth of their child and, internationally, there is a palpable pressure on maternity and neonatal services to include and engage with fathers.

Adam says, "The relentless drive toward higher test scores has left teachers feeling a palpable pressure to show student progress above all else - and the price that is paid is in student social emotional health and a passion for lifelong learning.

‡ MAP < 60 category includes those with non-palpable blood pressure (BP).

Rowling's pleasure in writing the book is palpable: with the pressure of her first adult fiction behind her, clearly the pseudonym has been liberating.

Physical exam findings may include increased jugular venous pressure, palpable right ventricular impulse, increased second heart sound, and an S4.

Clinical presentation typically relates to the mass itself, i.e. palpable abdominal mass, pressure symptoms or may be detected incidentally.

In such cases the patients usually present with atrial fibrillation and symptoms of right heart failure such as raised arterial and blood jugular venous pressure, palpable liver edge, jaundice and lower limb oedema.

Pulse oximetry readings were 100%% in room air, respiratory rate was 30 – 45 breaths per minute, heart rate 140 – 145 beats per minute, all peripheral pulses were palpable, accurate blood pressure measurement could not be obtained, there was a formed stool in the nappy.

At Northwest Cabarrus High, the pressure is palpable.

At these moments, the tension and pressure are palpable.