Sentence examples for size of the hands from inspiring English sources

If an excess of growth hormone is produced after the long bones can no longer grow i.e., post-adolescence a disease called acromegaly, which is characterized by increases in the size of the hands and feet and broadening of facial features, results.

The relative size of the hands and feet in pterosaurs (by comparison with modern animals such as birds) may indicate what type of lifestyle pterosaurs led on the ground.

It usually just depends on the size of the hands of the clarinet player: some players find working with the tiny mouthpiece too small and prefer having the barrel to hold onto while attaching the reed.

Additional experiments revealed that these results were unlikely to be due to the relative size of the hand being observed.

The purpose of this study was to develop a tape measure method to assess the size of the hand and wrist.

Although the positioning of the hand was relatively constant across trials, and facilitated by the foam support on top of the haptic device, the size of the hand was different across participants.

By using keys it is possible to place the holes where they are acoustically needed and to make them as large as necessary for proper intonation, without regard to the size of the hand.

Furthermore, a significant relationship is observed between participants' professional category, the size of the hand squeezing the bag and manual ventilation performance (p < 0.05).

This result can be explained by the small size of the hand veins database (24 persons) and the robustness of the used matching system against the introduced alterations.

Prior to the test, the grip dynamometer should be adjusted to the size of the hand of each subject.

The optimum grip of the dynamometer in adolescents is adjusted according to the size of the hand and the sex of the subject [ 49].