Sentence examples for perceived tenderness from inspiring English sources

Criteria for judging claims to include "tenderness, pH, marbling and % cooking loss" however while this data is collected for each entrant steak, only the shear force (correlated to perceived tenderness) determines qualification to a tasting panel, at which objective taste from a panel determines the winner.

Future validity- and reproducibility-studies should determine whether a higher resolution of the scale is feasible, e.g. a 5-point tenderness scale or a 100 mm VAS scale for perceived tenderness.

Marinade solutions can improve the perceived juiciness and tenderness of the meat as well as increase the weight of the product.

While this finding was not surprising regarding the infraspinatus and levator scapulae (i.e. both showed a high prevalence of tenderness), the significant influence of deltoid tenderness on perceived pain intensity was unexpected.

They confuse the perceived need to display tenderness — whether for presumed radio play or presumed appeal to the opposite sex — with softening their edges.

Changes in perceived physical function, depression, pain, tenderness, fatigue, BMI, and the six-minute walk test were compared between the LPA and FME groups using between-subjects t-tests.

A study by Giesecke et al. [ 21] used cluster analysis to classify patients with FM into subgroups based on levels of mood, catastrophizing, perceived control over pain, and tenderness.

We evaluated the effects of accumulating at least 30 minutes of self-selected lifestyle physical activity (LPA) on perceived physical function, pain, fatigue, body mass index, depression, tenderness, and the six-minute walk test in adults with FM.

This paper presents the results on questionnaire-based assessments of perceived physical function, pain, fatigue and depression, as well as tenderness and aerobic endurance after 12 weeks of LPA in minimally active adults with FM.

The multiple regression analysis showed that tenderness of the levator scapula, infraspinatus and deltoid were significantly related to perceived neck/shoulder pain intensity.

As for Bergman's direction, Gould credits him with the "best direction" he ever got — in a shot in which Gould's character apologizes to Andersson's, and Bergman perceived the difficulty that Gould was having in expressing the moment's shame and frustrated tenderness: "Your eyes are closed in this scene.