Sentence examples for degrees of hand from inspiring English sources

The OB(s) were placed on the board blocking the straight path to some of the targets and evoking variable degrees of hand path curvature.

Forced to rely on the injured limb, even patients years out from stroke seem to regain a surprising degree of hand mobility.

The degree of hand edema was expressed by the ratio of circumference of the middle finger (RCMF) in the affected side to that in the uninvolved extremity.

The degree of ongoing "central" pain, depression and stress, determines the development and degree of hand dysfunction and the amount of evoked pain in chronic CRPS (Figure 8).

Chronic CRPS patients displayed a considerable degree of hand disability and impaired hand dexterity, comparable to patients with rheumatoid arthritis and mobile swan neck deformities [58].

Then, in order to obtain a quantitative index of the degree of hand motion covariation, we calculated absolute values of the obtained slopes.

This task was chosen because it elicits a high degree of hand preference in nonhuman primates and it is stable within an individual over time [35].

The dissection of factors possibly influencing the degree of hand disability revealed that the degree of ongoing pain and pain-related disability was the most important factor in prediction of manual motor disturbance (see Figure 7).

Therefore, supplying soap to the schools with a limited degree of hand washing promotion improved hand washing practice overall.

We found a statistically significant difference between degree of hand length and width decrease and its useful and useless function.

However, in terms of hand measurements, we found a statistically significant difference between degree of hand length and width decrease and its useful and useless function – Figure  1.