Sentence examples for that pinch from inspiring English sources

In this study we further investigated the relationship of PINCH expression with survival and clinicopathological variables in colorectal cancer patients and found that PINCH expression at the tumour invasive margin or adjacent normal mucosa is independently related to prognosis.

Loss of PINCH in c. elegans results in a phenotype identical to integrin null mutants [ 3], indicating that PINCH is required for integrin signalling, one of the key components in the cell-stromal interaction.

(When you're listening to music, that pinch pauses the song. A double-pinch advances to the next song).

The resulting current can be interrupted by means of a control grid with small apertures that pinch off the flow of plasma.

The economic crash meant everyone has felt the pinch since 2007 – and for many that pinch has been more like a punch to the gut.

Katy B x"; on the wall outside, there's a sign warning students that "pinch points" – moments when involvement in Brit FM might interfere with other aspects of their courses – should be flagged up early.

"We got veteran players over here that pinch-hit better than me," Scutaro said.

That surprised Zeile, but Manager Bobby Valentine said he was concerned that pinch-hitting for the struggling Jay Payton would shatter Payton's confidence.

It's entirely possible that pinch-to-zoom and the other gestured advertised will only work in a SayCool program and not in standard programs like Chrome, Firefox, or MS Word.

SPEED DEMON: An intriguing addition to the club when rosters expand on Monday will be triple-A speedster Tony Campana, who could have the same kind of impact that pinch-running specialist Chone Figgins had in September 2002.

Dodgers Manager Don Mattingly unsuccessfully argued that pinch-runner Gregor Blanco should have been out at third since he made physical contact with third base coach Roberto Kelly, who flashed a stop sign.