Sentence examples for change of hand from inspiring English sources

Aldo Scaglione, in a review of the second edition, wrote that "one immediately senses the change of hand" between chapters by different authors.

The predictive values of disease duration, DAS28 and MHAQ score were also tested in a multiple linear regression model, with the change of hand BMD as the dependent variable and with adjustments for age, gender, rheumatoid factor and use of medication (AOT, prednisolone and DMARD).

No significant difference in change of hand BMD was observed between users and nonusers of prednisolone regarding DXR-BMD (-0.94% versus -0.66%, P = 0.19) or DXA-BMD (0.62% versus 0%, P = 0.17), but a group difference between users and nonusers was observed for DXR-MCI (-1.42 versus -0.98, P = 0.05).

The territorial change of hands also appears to have reduced the involvement of Palestinian women.

The purchase is the show's third change of hands in less than three years.

There is a long history of byelections delivering a change of hands but proving nothing at all.

He settled in New York in 1977 and soon made news beyond his own select circle with the rare change of hands of a Gutenberg Bible.

It was a change of hands". For better or worse, it seems, the firm must be restored to its original proprietorship: not Carver & Lish Ltd; just Raymond Carver Enterprises.

"But I'll guess that when this is over, that this probably will prove to have been the change of hands with the least loss of life of any time in modern memory in that country.

It was announced last July that the change of hands would take place.

Since then, of course, Bebo has seen another change of hands: After being left to languish by AOL, who eventually shut it down for tax purposes, the social network was sold to Criterion Capital Partners for about $10m in June of this year.