Sentence examples similar to singles out hand from inspiring English sources

A meta-analysis by Aiello and Larson indicated that appropriate hand hygiene practices significantly reduced the risk of nosocomial infections while a case-control study conducted in Brazil singled-out poor hand hygiene in addition to overcrowding and understaffing as risk factors for nosocomial infections [ 15, 16].

The commission singles out the following "guiding principles" for post-2015 Financing: Financing must go hand-in-hand with policy objectives.

The second reason, according to the report, is that in some schools which operate cash-payment systems, the free school meal pupils are singled out because they hand over vouchers instead.

That is because genuine scientific progress is usually collaborative and collective even if the nature of fame, and fiction, is to single out individuals and hand them all the credit.

Some Fatah members said in interviews that some of those being sought had been singled out for having handed out sweets in celebration of Israel's war on Hamas.

Dr Hands singled out exam reforms – and in particular changes to A-levels – as an area where many of the changes were unnecessary.

Just taking this one step can motivate others in the company to start thinking about ways that they can do the same thing in their own roles — after all, the sales team must be doing something right to be singled out during the all hands meeting.

Something very strange is happening when on the one hand ministers single out onshore wind turbines and solar farms for attack because they are so "unpopular", while on the other hand they go "all-out for shale gas" – when polling consistently shows the unpopularity of shale gas.

Mr. Schoenman singled out my poem as exemplary, handing out copies to the entire class and proceeding to analyze it with the seriousness he regularly applied to "real" literature.

Appropriate hand hygiene is singled out as the most important measure in preventing these infections.

He singled out a thumbpick, which in his hand immediately became remarkable for its elegance and sturdiness.