Definition of laterality in English:

laterality

noun latəˈralɪtiˌladəˈralədē

mass noun

Dominance of one side of the brain in controlling particular activities or functions, or of one of a pair of organs such as the eyes or hands.
Example sentencesExamples
- Table 1 presents the data for the muscle stiffness index of the left and right sides, laterality, and imbalance.
- He has also conducted several reviews and studies of cerebral laterality, primarily through investigations of handedness patterns.
- Issues of cross laterality or mixed dominance make the whole subject area a minefield, and I am therefore only going to consider writing handedness.
- All team members participate in confirming the name of the patient, the procedure to be performed; the correct site, including laterality; and the implant to be used.
- This result has generally been replicated but not always with regard to laterality.
- During the 1990s he continued his work on laterality and the study of hemispheric asymmetries.
- They question what is documented in the patient's medical record and whether laterality is documented?
- There is no consistent finding for hemispheric laterality of lesions.
- The second major category of error is that of defective identification of patient, tissue, or laterality.
- All patients having a surgical procedure shall have the surgical site, level, and laterality, if appropriate, confirmed by the entire surgical team before any surgical procedure is performed.
- Functional asymmetry of the brain and behavioral laterality may be a pleiotropic effect of these genes.
- He has collaborated on studies of laterality by examining patterns of mouth movement asymmetries during different tasks.
- In addition to handedness research, he has published on the biological demonstrations of the mathematical Fibonacci series in plants and the laterality of various brain functions.
- The two treatment groups did not differ in age, gender, laterality of acute otitis media, or initial pain scores.
- There did not seem to be a specific predilection for laterality, although the number of cases was too small to be significant.

Definition of laterality in US English:

laterality

nounˌladəˈralədē

Dominance of one side of the brain in controlling particular activities or functions, or of one of a pair of organs such as the eyes or hands.
Example sentencesExamples
- In addition to handedness research, he has published on the biological demonstrations of the mathematical Fibonacci series in plants and the laterality of various brain functions.
- The second major category of error is that of defective identification of patient, tissue, or laterality.
- Issues of cross laterality or mixed dominance make the whole subject area a minefield, and I am therefore only going to consider writing handedness.
- Functional asymmetry of the brain and behavioral laterality may be a pleiotropic effect of these genes.
- All team members participate in confirming the name of the patient, the procedure to be performed; the correct site, including laterality; and the implant to be used.
- Table 1 presents the data for the muscle stiffness index of the left and right sides, laterality, and imbalance.
- During the 1990s he continued his work on laterality and the study of hemispheric asymmetries.
- This result has generally been replicated but not always with regard to laterality.
- All patients having a surgical procedure shall have the surgical site, level, and laterality, if appropriate, confirmed by the entire surgical team before any surgical procedure is performed.
- The two treatment groups did not differ in age, gender, laterality of acute otitis media, or initial pain scores.
- There is no consistent finding for hemispheric laterality of lesions.
- They question what is documented in the patient's medical record and whether laterality is documented?
- He has collaborated on studies of laterality by examining patterns of mouth movement asymmetries during different tasks.
- He has also conducted several reviews and studies of cerebral laterality, primarily through investigations of handedness patterns.
- There did not seem to be a specific predilection for laterality, although the number of cases was too small to be significant.

单词	laterality
释义	Definition of laterality in English: laterality noun latəˈralɪtiˌladəˈralədē mass noun Dominance of one side of the brain in controlling particular activities or functions, or of one of a pair of organs such as the eyes or hands. Example sentencesExamples Table 1 presents the data for the muscle stiffness index of the left and right sides, laterality, and imbalance. He has also conducted several reviews and studies of cerebral laterality, primarily through investigations of handedness patterns. Issues of cross laterality or mixed dominance make the whole subject area a minefield, and I am therefore only going to consider writing handedness. All team members participate in confirming the name of the patient, the procedure to be performed; the correct site, including laterality; and the implant to be used. This result has generally been replicated but not always with regard to laterality. During the 1990s he continued his work on laterality and the study of hemispheric asymmetries. They question what is documented in the patient's medical record and whether laterality is documented? There is no consistent finding for hemispheric laterality of lesions. The second major category of error is that of defective identification of patient, tissue, or laterality. All patients having a surgical procedure shall have the surgical site, level, and laterality, if appropriate, confirmed by the entire surgical team before any surgical procedure is performed. Functional asymmetry of the brain and behavioral laterality may be a pleiotropic effect of these genes. He has collaborated on studies of laterality by examining patterns of mouth movement asymmetries during different tasks. In addition to handedness research, he has published on the biological demonstrations of the mathematical Fibonacci series in plants and the laterality of various brain functions. The two treatment groups did not differ in age, gender, laterality of acute otitis media, or initial pain scores. There did not seem to be a specific predilection for laterality, although the number of cases was too small to be significant. Definition of laterality in US English: laterality nounˌladəˈralədē Dominance of one side of the brain in controlling particular activities or functions, or of one of a pair of organs such as the eyes or hands. Example sentencesExamples In addition to handedness research, he has published on the biological demonstrations of the mathematical Fibonacci series in plants and the laterality of various brain functions. The second major category of error is that of defective identification of patient, tissue, or laterality. Issues of cross laterality or mixed dominance make the whole subject area a minefield, and I am therefore only going to consider writing handedness. Functional asymmetry of the brain and behavioral laterality may be a pleiotropic effect of these genes. All team members participate in confirming the name of the patient, the procedure to be performed; the correct site, including laterality; and the implant to be used. Table 1 presents the data for the muscle stiffness index of the left and right sides, laterality, and imbalance. During the 1990s he continued his work on laterality and the study of hemispheric asymmetries. This result has generally been replicated but not always with regard to laterality. All patients having a surgical procedure shall have the surgical site, level, and laterality, if appropriate, confirmed by the entire surgical team before any surgical procedure is performed. The two treatment groups did not differ in age, gender, laterality of acute otitis media, or initial pain scores. There is no consistent finding for hemispheric laterality of lesions. They question what is documented in the patient's medical record and whether laterality is documented? He has collaborated on studies of laterality by examining patterns of mouth movement asymmetries during different tasks. He has also conducted several reviews and studies of cerebral laterality, primarily through investigations of handedness patterns. There did not seem to be a specific predilection for laterality, although the number of cases was too small to be significant.
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