Sentence examples for decline in hand from inspiring English sources

So why the decline in hand washing?

The study, conducted by observers over the course of one day in each location, offered no explanation for the decline in hand washing.

As a result, says Dr Atick, hand geometry's market share is plunging.The technology which is perhaps most responsible for the decline in hand geometry is finger scanning.

While a general age-related decline in hand performance and hand function is undisputed, little is known about possible changes in hand dominance, i.e. about asymmetries of hand use that develop with advancing age.

A decline in hand function can result from changes in the peripheral nervous system such as decreased nerve conduction velocity, sensory perception, or excitation-contraction coupling of motor units [9], [10].

B3 Decline in Hand-Washing A study said 54percentt of women and 43percentt of men washed their hands after using bathrooms in Grand Central and Penn Station.

These increases, in particular that of IL-6, correlate with and may even contribute to increased risk for incident disease, disability (including declines in hand grip strength) and mortality [ 32, 33].

Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the current India captain, will console himself with the thought that the bowling decline has gone hand-in-hand with a batting resurgence.

Schaap and colleagues [ 35] described an association between baseline elevated serum inflammatory markers and a decline in knee and hand strength after 5 years in a group of older adults [ 36].

While a significant drop in a schools' ranking could in theory prompt a move, it is more likely they will experience any decline in standards first-hand, and base any decision on their own experiences.

Aging often goes hand-in-hand with declining memory, but some lucky older adults, sometimes called "super agers," seem to keep their memory sharp as ever.