Sentence examples for positive hand from inspiring English sources
On the other, more positive hand, there are a whopping ten fresh entries in the puzzle today and six 15s stretching across the grid.
More specifically, we found a suppression of MEP amplitudes during positive hand action sentences reading compared with baseline.
Furthermore, the almost significant trend showed by the T-test against baseline (value 1) (t(13) = −2.13, p = 0.053) indicated that the MEP suppression during reading positive hand related sentences was a genuine inhibition of the cortico-spinal excitability.
In conclusion, our results demonstrate a selective modulation of the cortico-spinal excitability during: i) reading positive action related sentences with respect to positive, non-action related sentences; and ii), more importantly, reading positive hand action-related sentences compared with action-related negative sentences.
Indeed, reading positive hand related sentences induced lower cortico-spinal excitability (0.93±SD 0.13) with respect to both reading positive abstract sentences (1.02±SD 0.09, p = 0.047, Cohen's d = 0.88) and negative hand related sentences (1.04±SD 0.14, p = 0.030, Cohen's d = 0.84).
Grasp pressure will be assessed by the time series of positive hand pressure (expressed in Volts) corresponding to the selected video fragments, which will be analysed.
Our good buddy Dan Havlik got a full week with a pre-production model and his positive hands-on of the K-7 gives all of us Pentaxians hope that the seventh gen SLR is going to kick some much needed ass.
As illustrated in Figure 3, there was overlap between the two distributions, a number of clinically positive hands having differences in SNC velocities less than 5 m/s.
Indeed, in keeping with previous TMS studies, reading positive polarity, hand action-related sentences suppressed cortico-spinal reactivity.
Positive investigator hand cultures after contact with skin and environmental surfaces yielded a mean of 15.3 colonies of S. aureus (range, 1 to 80).
Use positive gestures, hand movements,facial expression and posture.
