Sentence examples for hand examining the from inspiring English sources

Kari Katzander cradled a gray mesh pouch in the palm of her hand, examining the pale-green shoots that poked out of the clump of soil inside.

Learning about architecture involves on the one hand examining the historical, social, cultural, technical, and economic forces that shape buildings, and on the other, mastering these forces with both traditional means as well as cutting edge technologies.

On the other hand, examining the inconsistencies may identify errors in the model and lead to its refinement.

On the other hand, examining the colonisation of artificial substrata across a natural CO2 gradient, Johnson et al. [ 40] found that elevated CO2 increased microphytobenthos biomass and induced diatom community shifts by promoting the growth of large pennate species.

On the other hand, examining the drugs which elicit an "anti-similar" transcriptional response (i.e. which up-regulate genes found down-regulated in PD and vice-versa), it is noteworthy that apomorphine and levodopa occupy top-ranked positions and are currently used for treating PD (Fig.  3b and Additional file 14).

On the other hand, examining the same regions for mutations that have substantially propagated into human populations (i.e. medium and high frequency SNPs as well as "fixed" recent mutations) demonstrates that these fixed or nearly fixed substitutions are much less prone to G or C → T or A changes.

This course, on the one hand, examines the intertwined histories of art history and architectural history from the late nineteenth century onwards and, on the other, focuses on questions that have been central to architectural history since the field's beginnings.

Gamper-Rabindran et al. [ 21], on the other hand, examine the effect of piped water on the reduction of IMR at the municipal level in the period 1970-2000.

This brave man single-handedly (OK, maybe he used both hands) examined the breasts of 300 young women over a 19-year period.

On one hand examining only the promoter sequence would clearly be insufficient; on the other hand including the introns and down-stream sequences could dilute the density of regulatory elements (if in fact they were enriched in the immediate promoter regions of most genes under consideration in our study), thereby making it difficult to identify any relationship between SNPs and these elements.

It's a question that goes hand in hand with examining the popular reaction to The Room, which is to ridicule it.