Sentence examples for hand associated with from inspiring English sources

The analysis method and results in the current study will be helpful in exploring the mechanism for musculoskeletal injuries of the hand associated with pipetting, providing a preliminary foundation for ergonomic design of the pipette.

And, in September, there was Robert Bourgi, an old Africa hand associated with the Élysée, claiming that he had overseen the regular delivery of millions of dollars in cash from various African heads of state including banknotes stuffed in djembe drums to the campaign war chests of one French politician after another.

And, in September, there was Robert Bourgi, an old Africa hand associated with the Élysée, claiming that he had overseen the regular delivery of millions of dollars in cash from various African heads of state — including banknotes stuffed in djembe drums — to the campaign war chests of one French politician after another.

Script: At least two hands are represented: Scribe I (fol.1r-10v) wrines in a small version of the liturgical hand associated with the Hodegon School; Scribe II (fol. 11r-151v) wrines in a larger, more flourished style; he has a steady minuscule script occasionally leaning toward the right.

H3K27me3 promoter occupancy is on the other hand associated with transcriptional repression [ 42].

An LRP5 overexpression mutation is, on the other hand, associated with high bone mass and induced osteoblast proliferation [ 82].

(c) AP X-rays of hands showing capitate hamate and lunate triquetrum coalitions of both hands associated with scaphoid trapezium coalition of the left hand.

Indeed, there is evidence that those who are not strongly right handed (associated with weaker left hemisphere dominance) are more likely to update their existing mental representations [18], [21] and are less constrained by cognitive routine [24].

Twenty years before presentation, he noted a pruritic, erythematous rash on his hands, associated with latex glove use.

Two structures of PR72 were determined: one with both EF hands associated with Ca2+ ions and another in which only the second EF hand (EF2) is associated with Ca2+.

UBF, on the other hand, associated equally with the promoter and ITS, as shown previously [13].