Prolonged nerve compression with attendant muscle wasting due to axonal damage and degeneration may become irreversible resulting in permanent damage to vital hand muscles.
Edwin Lee, the mayor of San Francisco, said mayors had vital hands-on experience of "ensuring sustainable infrastructure".
Their immunity to the disease means they can provide vital hands-on care to infected people, and blood transfusions from survivors may also turn out to be an important way to help other patients combat the virus.
"My sign is vital, my hands are cold, and I'm on my knees looking for the answer".
In handwriting there is a vital head-hand-page connection that a keyboard and computer removes.
I would say, single-handedly, but the whole point is that Cameron needlessly gave him the vital helping hand he needed.
New innovations are vital as Hand Hygiene has been introduced now for a long time and campaign fatigue is likely to occur.
Optimizing user satisfaction with alcohol-based hand rubs (ABHR) may be vital to enhance hand hygiene performance.
In the world of legerdemain, his are vital but unseen hands.
Drop to the ground, elbows tucked to protect vital organs and hands covering the head and ears, all of which minimizes the body's exposure to the explosive.
More critically, as control of AIG shifted hands, vital risk-oversight practices waned.
