Assertion: scalpel's blade | /r/HasProperty | sharp
Facets:
value: extremely
type: DEGREE
value: for each new patient
type: TRANSITIVE-OBJECT
value: overly
type: DEGREE
value: as the medical-grade scalpel
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: With a surgical knife, the blade is changed between patients, both to reduce the risk of transmitting disease, and to ensure that the blade is as sharp as possible for each new patient.
text: The blades are very sharp, and could hurt someone if they were disposed of uncovered.
text: They are generally relatively inexpensive and their blades, particularly in the case of surgical scalpels, are incredibly sharp.
text: The blades are really sharp, that if you get to touch it with bare hand, you will get your skin cut.
text: Any blade you get from the drugstore won’t be as sharp—or as effective—as the medical-grade scalpel used at the office.
text: This blade is extremely sharp so it can be used to section and dissect tissue and flesh.
text: This is done to ensure that the blade is as sharp as possible for each new patient, and to reduce the risk of transmitting disease and infection.
text: The blade is VERY sharp, so this is not the type of collectable that should be in an area that children or irresponsible people can reach…
text: The blade of a surgical knife must be incredibly sharp because such knives need to slice through skin and other tissues with a high degree of precision.
text: The #11 blade is extremely sharp and may inadvertently be passed too deep.
text: Unfortunately, almost all non-surgical scalpels feature overly sharp blades, be they metal or ceramic.
text: The same is true with hobby knives since their blades are extremely sharp — just like those of medical knives.