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• Although the young are born with two to four lateralized behavior.
• Bradykinesia is correlated with lateralized dopaminergic depletion in the substantia nigra.
• Dichotic listening tests can also be used as lateralized speech assessment task.
• Particularly, cardiovascular function appears to be lateralized and tied to emotional stress.
• This paper from 2002 describes a lateralized behavior in a species of spider.
• These binaural cues allow sounds to be lateralized.
• For example, human male brains are more asymmetrically lateralized than that of females.
• Attention disorders ( lateralized and nonlaterized ) may also contribute to the symptoms and effects.
• Small, lateralized tumours in patients with good hearing should have the middle fossa approach.
• In contrast, accentuation, often are lateralized to the right hemisphere of the brain.
• From most open ( least lateralized as well, and these parameters are independent of stricture.
• It has been demonstrated that men were right lateralized and women left lateralized during facial processing tasks.
• It has been demonstrated that men were right lateralized and women left lateralized during facial processing tasks.
• There are ways of determining whether particular cognitive functions tend to be lateralized to one cerebral hemisphere.
• Instead of treating the cardiovascular irregularities for psychological issues, treatment could target the lateralized brain regions.
• Since Genie accurately distinguished speech sounds with her right hemisphere, they thought her language functions had lateralized there instead.
• The main difference observed was that IO pantomime activation was left-hemisphere lateralized and BPO pantomime activation was bilateral.
• Toth's work suggests that for whatever reason, the brains of these tool-makers was already profoundly lateralized.
• Linear reasoning functions of language such as grammar and word production are often lateralized to the left hemisphere of the brain.
• In words derived from Latin, there is a tendency to diphthongize following plosives, and to de-lateralize to.