Sentence examples for hand recipients from inspiring English sources

It found that 58,386 of the jobs were being claimed by recipients who had not reported spending any money; on the other hand, recipients who had received nearly $1 billion had claimed no jobs at all.

The research team measured hand recipients' sensitivity to touch in a systematic manner.

On the other hand, recipients which were reared on C3H or A.CA milks accept grafts of C3H mammary tumours about equally, suggesting that milks from A.CA and C3H have the same effect on the transplantability of C3H mammary tumours.

Otto's widow, Doris, who has chosen Patrick to be the hand recipient, not only declares that she has visiting rights with her late husband's hand, but also sexually assaults Patrick in order to become pregnant with his child, developments that set off yet another series of bizarre events.

On the one hand the recipient is being recognised as the greatest in his profession, the single most valuable player in the league.

Dubernard gave a dramatic talk, showing images of hand-transplant recipients playing pickup sticks and threading a needle, and of Dinoire buying produce.

The transplant team spent months evaluating Mr. Hallam's suitability as a hand transplant recipient and was convinced that he would be a cooperative patient from the extensive interviews and psychological testing he underwent in Australia and France before the operation.

We propose a mathematical model that controls the flow of several relief commodities from the sources through the supply chain and until they are delivered to the hands of recipients.

On the other hand, the recipient, be it the formulator or the end user, has to check whether he complies with the conditions set out in the exposure scenario received with the substance.

On the other hand, the recipient governments consent is mainly due to opportunities to benefit from transnational capital to start processes of growth and modernization through the creation of jobs, the production of cash crops and the construction of infrastructure (Cotula et al. 2009; Lavers 2012).

With two functioning hands, transplant recipients would be able to feed, dress and bathe themselves, he added in a video on the hospital website.