Sentence examples for habitual washing from inspiring English sources

Since our study coincided with the influenza pandemic in Sweden we cannot exclude the possibility that temporary changes in hand hygiene habits may have attenuated possible protective effects of the reported habitual washing pattern.

Habitual washing and disinfecting of surfaces and utensils was reported by about 40%, customary use of gloves and face masks by slightly less than one third, and only very few stated that they did use special boots or protective body garments (see Table 1).

Oil pulling has also been reported to induce lipoid pneumonia following habitual mouth washing with oil [ 9], as was observed in this report in the patient of Case 2. The patient of Case 1 also used sesame oil for nasal washing.

The overall results of this population-based prospective observational study with adjustments for contact behaviour provide no support for the notion that own habitual hand-washing above 4 times daily confers protection to the hand-washing individual against respiratory tract infection.

Here, the kitchen environment has directly triggered the habitual response of hand washing.

A plausible explanation for the discrepancy could be that hand washing was habitual, as handling of horses causes dirty hands, whereas use of hand sanitiser was a more recent practice and presumably had lower awareness.

Our global health community's highly ambitious goals to end preventable child and maternal mortality mandate addressing a wide range of behaviors, both those that can be described as habitual (such as hand washing and proper nutrition) and episodic (for example, care seeking).

This type of reflection is facilitated by solitude, which is why we often get creative insights when we're relaxing or doing mundane, habitual tasks like showering or washing the dishes.

It is with clean hands from strenuous, frequent washing and the habitual application of hand sanitizer that we are able to restrict the diffusion of bacterial and viral nasties, of parasitic organisms and interloping, malevolent fungi.

But notably there were not significant comparative improvements in a variety of other behaviors including habitual behaviors such as hand washing or exclusive breastfeeding.

After 20 months, despite innovative approaches and high reported listenership, only modest reported change in behavior was found, mainly related to care seeking rather than habitual behavior such as hand washing.