Sentence examples for handling group from inspiring English sources

However the morbidity of asthma was higher compared to the Japanese population in both of the toner-handling group and the never-toner handling group, the effect of toner exposure was not clarified.

At John Menzies, the distribution and airport handling group, about 52% failed to support the pay report, and a number of directors also faced substantial protest votes.

At John Menzies, the distribution and airport handling group, about 52% failed to support the pay report when abstentions were included.

And so the paradoxes accrue: sex solves nothing for Antonioni, yet somehow his films, blending tactility with froideur, remain a tease and a turn-on, and, for someone insistent on human solitude, he was awfully skilled at handling group situations — look at the beach party in "The Girlfriends," or the search party climbing rocks in "L'Avventura".

Colfax said the deal was a transformational one for the company, while Charter chairman Lars Emilson said: This is an attractive offer for Charter shareholders, reflecting the strengths of both ESAB [welding] and [gas handling group] Howden's market leading positions and their growth prospects.

Reflecting the leadership's obsession with "social stability," which has reached a new pitch as China seeks to be awarded the 2008 Olympic Games, the Ministry of Public Security has ordered "intensive efforts" to build up anti-riot squads and said they are "expected to play key roles in handling group violence and terrorism cases".

The test results suggest that the proposed approach can provide competitive service operation reliability and effectiveness, especially while handling groups of operation tasks.

Overall, activity of the mice was lowest in the home cage/no handling groups, and highest in the playground/handling group, regardless of genotype (Figure 7B).

We found a graded effect of activity across the groups, with the least active mice being the home cage/no handling groups, followed by the home cage/handling, playground/no handling, and the most active being the playground/handling groups.

This appeared to have the desired effect, as mice in the playground/no handling groups were more active than mice in the home cage/no handling groups throughout the experiment.

Playground exposure without handling did not lead to significant increases in swim speed of male mice compared to home cage/no handling groups.