Sentence examples similar to value of hands from inspiring English sources

And Sheila — without any government aid — has started a foundation to enlighten Americans about the putative value of hand-mined pebbles.

where a is a constant value of hand amplitude and is set to 20 in this paper.

Students do not need to understand evolution to appreciate the value of hand washing and sterile technique in reducing nosocomial infections.

Offering sentiments that underscore the challenges for organizing labor in an age of economic insecurity and scarcity, Wilson pointedly dismissed the value of handing a sliver of her wages off to a third party for union dues.

The letters are a glimpse into royal life, and a reminder of the value of hand-written notes, and a sweet homage to the beloved princess, all in one.

And the category has two albums by young acts rejuvenating beloved old styles: Chris Stapleton's "Traveller," full of scuffed-up country tunes, and "Sound & Color" by Alabama Shakes, a road-tested outfit that implicitly stands for the value of hand-played rock 'n' roll.

However, the diagnostic value of hand photography in hand OA needs further investigation.

As already known, the quantitative value of "hand-made" RT-PCR is limited and small expression differences will be neglected.

It also provides strong evidence for the value of hand washing, a message that the extension veterinarians can pass to farmers to reduce the risk of SCM.

For example, many schools have handwashing facilities locked up in their stores because they fail to understand the value of hand washing.

This is emphasized by the sensitivity, specificity and predictive value of hand BMD loss with regard to progressive joint damage in the first year.