They also were more likely than current spouses to use bodily weapons (hands, fists, or feet) or non-gun weapons (knives, bats, etc).
The resulting two scale scores ranging from 0 4 (non-bodily secondhand effects) and 0 3 (bodily secondhand hand effects) were used in the logistic regression as binary variables (0/1) indicating whether or not a respondent indicated to have experienced last year, respectively, one or more bodily, or non-bodily secondhand effects.
In fact, it is medical personnel, the "surgeon or the nurse," who informed him of his illness through the results of a test, "said, 'There's glucose in your urine"." And paradoxically he invokes the bodily idiom "hand on heart" to underscore how he had no prior knowledge of his illness when the reason had been his body's very silence on the matter.
Contact with a person of lower caste (such as eating or drinking from his hands, bodily contact) pollutes the member of a higher caste and necessitates ritual purification.
The German, linked with a return to his former team Force India, was convicted in February of grievous bodily harm and handed an 18-month suspended sentence.
Indeed, some biologists would go further and say that symmetry between other bodily features, such as hands, is also preferred.
In it, the writer Rembert Browne tried to determine the identity of each of four pubescent hands making bodily contact with the rapper Minaj in a photo taken at the bar mitzvah of one Matthew Murstein.
He was scared of what the patients' naked bodies might look like, of the diseases or wounds that might lie under their robes, and he was afraid of their bodily effluvia, of his hands touching their urine and excrement.
The other big thing you'll be hearing from Yehudi Wyner is that his music has its very bodily beginning in his hands.
Whatever their situation, whether they live in carefully distressed boho townhouses in Holland Park, or iron-topped wooden shacks in the slums of Nairobi, homeopathy's customers all share one common trait: they're putting their bodily ailments in the hands of something that's been repeatedly proved as ineffective.
