Sentence examples for skin cutting from inspiring English sources

You only need to cut through the skin; cutting into the flesh is not necessary.

A coach as experienced as Belichick knows there are three things that get under a professional player's skin: cutting his salary, questioning his heart or calling him waistline-challenged.

It's a glide-on product that creates a barrier between shoes and bare skin, cutting down on the chafing that can crop up when bare skin meets leather.

The trapped mice are prepared by peeling the skin, cutting off the limbs, tail and nodes, and throwing away the intestine.

Participants reporting to ever have had a traditional skin cutting on their body were more likely to test HIV positive with a prevalence of 14.6% versus those without a traditional skin cutting 6.9% p-value<0.001 p-value<0.001justed OR = 1.7 (95% CI = 1.28–2.40).

Make a small incision into the side of the fruit's skin, cutting down beneath the skin and pith.

There is evidence of skinning, cutting up, and extraction of bone marrow.

An index score for the overall quality of essential newborn care was developed based upon four indicators: immediately drying the newborn, placing the newborn on the mother's abdomen skin-to-skin, cutting the umbilical cord with a clean blade, and initiating breastfeeding within one hour of birth.

Run the included razor down the skins, cutting them to the contour of your ski's edge.

One limited study found that, among those young individuals who do self-harm, both genders are just as equally likely to use the method of skin-cutting.

If you decide to use scissors to cut out the mat, always slide your greyhound comb between the skin and the mat, that way it will be almost impossible to accidentally cut the skin while cutting out the mat.