Sentence examples for healthy hands from inspiring English sources

The Cowboys, who were 1-7 on the road this season, will need all healthy hands on deck if they are going to beat the Vikings, who finished the regular season as one of the hottest teams in the N.F.C. Dallas is accustomed to entering the playoffs as the N.F.C.

According to the Institute of Medicine (IOM), the answer to all questions is same: Americans are less healthy, hands down.

Candida parapsilosis is a common finding on healthy hands and clonal nosocomial spread on the hands of health care workers has been demonstrated [ 18, 19].

The element generating the most positive reaction was the glitter activity in the 'Healthy hands, healthy school' lesson, because of the effectiveness of the kinaesthetic aspect in demonstrating how germs spread, and the importance of hand washing.

The 'What are germs?' lesson was taught in three out of four observed KS1 classes, and the 'Healthy hands, healthy school' lesson was taught in three out of four observed KS2 classes.

The final version used in the trial included a five-minute CD-ROM or DVD animation teaching how to wash hands correctly, lesson plans exploring 'What are germs?' and 'Healthy hands, healthy school' , A4 posters demonstrating how to wash hands correctly, and stickers for pupils.

— Carla Marschall (@carlamarschall) January 16 , 2013@nytimeswell It's a wrap: lightly steam collards or other hearty greens as wrappers for sushi or other healthy hand rolled meals #vegantips — Oldways (@OldwaysPT) January 16 , 2013@nytimeswell One of the best soups ever?

From a man forced to choose which healthy hand to have amputated, to a woman gang raped by 20 men, to a child forced to kill his parents and join a rebel gang, justice, even if selective, will almost always be welcome.

Looking sideways in the mirror, the image of the healthy hand seemed to "substitute" for the hidden hand; the plastic had no such effect.

A prototype of the device is fabricated to provide complete flexion and extension motion of individual fingers of the left hand (impaired hand) based on the movements of the right hand (healthy hand) fingers.

Mechanical gloves have high cost, are often cumbersome, are not re-usable and, hence, not usable with the healthy hand to collect patient-specific hand mobility information to which rehabilitation should tend.