Sentence examples for hand grouping from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, grouping genomes by relatedness (unmodified genomes and genomes from groups of 2/8 siblings produced at α 0.0025/0.01 transition rates) revealed that the number of siblings per group and especially their degree of relatedness likely contributed to obtaining maximum contig coverage well below 95%.

Species-specific overexpressed transcripts, on the other hand, grouped on different LGs and this clustering varies between species.

PORT JEFFERSON -- "Of Nature and the Hand," group show.

On the other hand, groups that reject the idea of "leaders" have thrived.

About half of the Ranch Hand group, he said, had average levels of the defoliant in their blood.

There was no difference in the incidence of diabetes in the two groups -- 16.9 percent of the Ranch Hand group was diabetic and 17percentt of the control group was diabetic.

Results demonstrated that dexterity and TS performance of gloved hand group declined significantly compared with those of bare-hand group (p<0.001).

Experiments were conducted on 31 undergraduates (eight female and 23 male) with two experiment conditions of bare-hand group and gloved hand group.

In gloved hand group, in addition to above-mentioned four pairs of relationships, another formula was found, which was y^= 0.02061+0.01233x (p<0.01, dexterity and TS).

On the other hand, groups where the trustworthiness concept of peers is not considered can be vulnerable to the network failure.

On the one hand, group decision-making can lead to better decisions, but it can also lead to "herding effects" that have resulted in financial disasters.