Sentence examples for repeated pressure from inspiring English sources

After repeated pressure from the public and media outlets, the F.A.A. has since relented.

And as the drug agency has expanded its eavesdropping operations to keep up with cartels, it has faced repeated pressure to redirect its counternarcotics surveillance to local concerns, provoking tensions with some of Washington's closest allies.

The government has come under repeated pressure - from MPs and retired generals - to commit to meeting the target.

As a result of this problem, Richard would feel normal for the first few innings of the game but after putting repeated pressure on his subclavian artery, his arm would start to ache in pain and eventually start to feel "heavy".

In addition, arterial ultrasound images are not capable of indicating if, or to what extent, repeated pressure exposures affect arteriolar wall thickness.

The underlying pathogenesis for asymmetrical and focal neuropathies in ATV drivers could be repeated pressure to and stretching of peripheral nerves in the neck and upper extremities due to exposure to shock-type vibration.

It was an experience I would never want to repeat (pressure in my ears, cold beyond belief, and a claustrophobic feeling with 60 pounds of helmet on your head).

Nevertheless, in the absence of funding to repeat pressures using Goldmann, the AOP believes strongly that optometrists have no choice other than to refer a patient who has a sign of ocular hypertension – e.g. pressures measured at over 21 mm Hg, using whatever tonometer they choose.

Outcomes were repeated blood pressure measurements (systolic, diastolic, and pulse pressure) recorded during pregnancy.

We examined the relation between repeated noxious pressure over the trapezius muscle and changes in pressure pain thresholds (PPTs) in a before-after trial design.

Finally, repeated blood pressure measurements that induce repeated short arterial occlusion might have a role in the blood pressure decrease since transient ischemia during cuff inflation and reactive hyperemia after cuff deflation can induce dilation of upper arm artery, which is likely mediated by baroreceptor reflex and endothelium-dependent vasodilation21,22.