Sentence examples for for further hand from inspiring English sources
We also expect this resource, which will be updated on a regular basis, to be useful as a reliable reference for further HAND epidemiology studies.
De-aggregation of data was strongly recommended to enable managers to readily identify professional groups and individual staff members who need to be targeted for further hand hygiene education.
Mr. Gore's options narrowed sharply yesterday, but there is still a need -- and a chance -- for a further hand count of ballots.
After three washes, ovaries were further hand dissected and mounted in VECTASHIELD (Vector Laboratories, Burlingame, CA) for microscopy imaging.
Data on physical examination (Tinel's and Phalen's tests, thumb weakness) were missing for 235 hands because the patient attended hospital on a day when the research nurse was unavailable, and were incomplete for a few further hands.
The references listed in the included articles were further hand-searched for other surveys that had not been identified by our database search strategy.
As the austerity rejectionists partied into the night, key Greek officials said they believed the Syriza victory strengthened their hand for further negotiations with the creditors since opinion polls also consistently show that Greeks want to stay in the euro and because there is no legal avenue for kicking a country out.
Worms displaying Swip after a 10-min assay period were counted and in some cases isolated by hand for further tests.
A multi-slice CT must be on hand for further investigation of relevant differential diagnoses after exclusion of acute coronary syndrome (pulmonary embolism, aortic dissection) or to rule out coronary artery disease of low or intermediate probability following pretest.
This so-called hook method pre-processes the raw intensity data for further downstream analyses on one hand, and, on the other hand, provides chip characteristics with potential applications in hybridization quality control and array normalization.
Our finding on the one hand questions the non-response to chemotherapy theory and on the other hand asks for further elucidation of the precise prognostic role of CD133 as an important prognostic factor for considering adjuvant therapy in stage II and III colon cancer.
