Sentences with phrase «tiny prick»

A tiny prick may be felt when needles are inserted, and sometimes a duller, deeper sensation when the needles hit the acupuncture points.

You look down at the reddened patch and see tiny prick marks of blood appearing where the hairs have been yanked out.

The tiny pricks or stings remind us that everything that is beautiful or gentle can be slightly painful too.

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After concerns are raised by the Food and Drug Administration, Theranos temporarily halts its trademark practice of collecting tiny blood samples from finger pricks.

What it looks like: Tiny, flat red (and sometimes purple or brown) pin - prick spots that appear in clusters and looks like a rash.

Like the tiny little needle prick is what bothers you when you feel like your whole middle is about to explode?

To insert genes into a cell, scientists often prick it with a tiny glass pipette and inject a solution with the new DNA.

Examples are minimal stress for patients since a tiny, self - administered prick on the finger suffices; costs of collection and storage are low; no highly trained staff are required for the sampling; samples can be sent by letter post; and storage conditions are simple.

While astronomers have observed some galaxies at this distance, they have only appeared as tiny red pin pricks.

As you roll it over your skin, the tiny metals pins prick the dermal layer.

These are those tiny black spots that like to dot your skin like pencil pricks.

It is a tiny pin prick, and is the same kind of needle we use to give vaccines.

He started by drawing his design on paper and then pricking the cartoon with hundreds of tiny holes to transfer the image to the wall by rubbing chalk over the surface.

To make it, he first made a drawing on paper and then, like a Renaissance fresco painter, pricked the cartoon with hundreds of tiny holes and transferred the image to the wall by rubbing chalk over the surface.

My waking hours, I felt as if I had millions of tiny needles pricking me.