Sentence examples for a hand condition from inspiring English sources

In France, the famous Dr. Guillaume Dupuytren, having devised an operation for a hand condition that still bears his name, moved on to the presumably more lucrative problem of baldness before he died in 1835.

All analysis models will be adjusted for the baseline value of the outcome of interest (with the exception of the OARS I/OMERACTresponder criteria which is not computable at baseline) and also for age, gender, social class, length of time with a hand condition and general practice (covariates defined a priori as those that may influence treatment outcome).

There were three conditions: a "control" condition (real hand in view), a "fake hand" condition (fake hand in view, real hand out of view), and a "proprioception" condition (no fake hand, real hand out of view).

Leon Fleisher, the pianist, has taken on a kind of guru status over the years, particularly since his triumphant return to two-handed playing, after years of a debilitating hand condition.

The trial was registered as an International Standard Randomised Controlled Trial ISRCTN57079614 Dupuytren's disease (DD) is a disabling hand condition that is thought to affect more than 2 million people in the UK [ 1].

Mean percentages of correctly identified letters were calculated for each participant as a function of hand condition (static or dynamic), hand position (near, intermediate, or far), stimulus duration (27, 40, 53, 66, or 80 ms), and letter position (left, middle, or right).

First, in the trembling hand condition not a single subject subtracted the full $5 in response to a fair allocation, even when Player 1 had selfish intentions, suggesting that this value was not perceived as a limiting floor.

Specifically, we modeled the no control condition as a baseline, and used a dummy variable to identify the trembling hand condition.

Analysis of reaction times with a two-way ANOVA similar to that described above (Fig. 5) showed a significant main effect for only "hand condition" (F2,26 = 11.52, P<0.001); the main effect of "feedback" (F1,13 = 1.33, P = 0.27) and the interaction of "feedback x hand condition" (F2,26 = 1.13, P = 0.34) were not significant.

We observed a significantly greater proprioceptive drift in the right hand condition, eliciting the bilateral transfer illusion.

Subjects exhibited sensitivity to both outcomes and intentions in the trembling hand condition, but outcomes tended to play a more dominant role.