Sentence examples for more common hand from inspiring English sources

The transmission, consisting of two forward gears and one reverse, was of the planetary type, controlled by foot pedals rather than the more common hand lever used in sliding-gear transmissions.

Although a full review of hand-held guides, or even of image use in these guides, is beyond the scope of this paper, we look briefly at how the developers of some of the more common hand-held guides present their products.

This pathological basis associated with more common right hand deficits [ 66] may explain the high prevalence of language deficits as well as the proved high sensitivity of the verbal frequency in assessing executive deficits in ALS [ 27].

That is in addition to her company car and a monthly consulting contract that will pay her $10,000 a month for a year -- two far more common items handed out to departing corporate executives.

In industry, exchanging cards is much more common than handing over a CV or résumé.

The problem is usually due to a dud primer, and is much more common in hand-loaded ammunition than manufactured ammunition (see rule 6).

They hypothesized that at this point 'compliance fatigue' became more common, particularly for hand hygiene prior to gloving.

In some of the prettier valleys, interior decorators are more common than ranch hands.

On the other hand, more common polymorphisms in genes of the immune system have also been associated with fungal infections such as recurrent vulvovaginal candidiasis and candidemia.

The overall risk of forearm fractures is greater in boys (70.2%), more common in the non-dominant hand in right-handed children (58.27%), and more common in the dominant hand in left-handed children (66.66%) (Table 3).

Unlike the guard position, in which the close quarters make abrupt collisions and hand-to-hand wrestling more common, a left tackle is engaged in more of a dance-and-parry effort at the edge of the line.