Sentence examples for a smaller left from inspiring English sources

In the 1980s Norman Geschwind proposed that the surge results in a smaller left hemisphere for males, leaving them with greater potential for right-hemisphere development, which, as he put it, results in "superior right-hemisphere talents, such as artistic, musical, or mathematical talent".

Examining volume by depression subtype revealed that the melancholic depressed participants had a smaller left putamen compared to the nonmelancholic depressed participants.

d Coronal reconstructed CT image at the level of the trachea shows a larger right arch (long arrow) and a smaller left arch (smaller arrow) encircling the trachea (asterisk).

f 3D volume-rendered image exquisitely demonstrates the double aortic arch, with a dominant right arch (arrow) and a smaller left arch (arrowhead), both of which join the descending thoracic aorta, which is located on the left.

RESULTS: A higher QuBE value was significantly associated with a smaller left ventricular (LV) end-diastolic and end-systolic volume, a higher LV ejection fraction and systolic wall thickening in the infarct area, and a smaller final infarct size and extent of transmural segments (P ≤ 0.008).

This is consistent with a smaller left- than right-hemispheric population of neurons responding to the probe presented in the left hemifield.

Mr Baykal says that he is on the verge of cementing a deal between CHP and a smaller left-wing rival.

The unfinished agreement was made public partly in an effort to demonstrate progress at a time of growing uncertainty and to press other potential coalition partners, like Shas and Meretz, a smaller, left-wing party, into more active negotiations.

ATHENS — Antonis Samaras, the leader of the center-right New Democracy party that finished first in the Greek parliamentary elections, was poised on Tuesday to form a coalition government with the Socialists and a smaller left-wing party.

And he must do so while presiding over an unruly coalition that includes his longtime rivals, the Socialist party, Pasok, and a smaller left-wing party, who have little common ground besides a deep desire to prevent Greece from collapse.

Some critics have called him a reactionary, a charge he denies; he has made donations to a smaller left-wing party that has not been embroiled in the corruption investigation.