Sentence examples for hands-on measures from inspiring English sources

The gingerbread video is nothing compared to some of the hands-on measures Karlung has been doing over the years.

The paper's scoop that Obama ordered cyber-attacks on Iran cited, among others, "American officials", including "a senior administration official" who proudly touted the president's hands-on role in all measures used to cripple Tehran's nuclear research.

With the help of associate professor and viticulture specialist Justine Vanden Heuvel, those students got hands-on experience harvesting Concord grapes, measuring their sugar levels and turning them into grape juice on a sunny afternoon last Friday at Cornell Orchards.

Dr. Pugh holds three patents on the use of sensor and data acquisition technology to measure and characterize hands-on clinical skills.

This provides a simple hands-on tool that facilitates the decision if measures have to be taken in case of accidental exposure.

Fellow's enrolled as Sub-Investigators in Clinical Trials for hands-on experience in patient evaluations, EDSS, and outcome measures.

This study is designed to measure the clinical effects of hands-on passive stretching treatment procedures directed to the talocrural joint that vary in treatment speed during the post-acute injury period, compared to hands-on placebo control intervention.

Learning how to assess and measure these components is best done in a hands-on setting.

Hands-on experience creating financial models, analyzing cash flows, determining values, and measuring economic returns of real estate investments.

Data for all outcome measures were obtained in computer-assisted interviews during the "Teen Focus 4" (TF4) hands-on assessment clinic held at the ALSPAC premises in Bristol, UK.

The findings of such a survey would have provided a more accurate measure of the effectiveness of the revised curriculum and practical hands-on training by new graduates.