The phrase "angle of left" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing direction or orientation, but it is not commonly recognized.
Example: "The angle of left in the diagram indicates the direction of the turn required."
Alternatives: "left angle" or "angle to the left".
AA = passive abduction angle of left fourth finger, pp = post partum.
The slices were oriented parallel to the average angle of left and right lateral sulci (determined from the structural scan, described later) to fully cover the superior temporal plane (STP) in both hemispheres.
The same method has been used before assessing abduction angle of the left fourth finger in early pregnancy [ 27] and a significant correlation between abduction angle of left fourth finger and Beighton score, was reported (r = 0.55, p < 0,001) [ 28].
The error between the angles of left and right sensors of the same trial u must tend to zero and permit to evaluate the accuracy criterion: .
The error between the angles of left and right sensors of the same trial u must tend to zero and permit to evaluate the accuracy criterion: φ 1 k, u L − φ 1 k, u R → 0, and φ 2 k, u L − φ 2 k, u R → 0 (17).
Since there was no difference between the fit of right and left shoes, and due to the slightly worse hallux angle of the left feet, only data from left shoes were used for fit analyses.
We measured the maximum angle between the centreline of the corridor and the direction of crab while turning a corner (turning angle), irrespective of left or right turns (figure 2).
This strong relationship between the angle of the left coronary artery and the presence of plaques within the left coronary bifurcation could be used as guidance for analysis of potential effects of the hemodynamics on the local characteristics and distribution of plaques [ 24– 29], although further studies are warranted to evaluate the potential value of these findings.
The cross section factor can be defined as: C=frac{A_L}{A}tan {theta}_1+frac{A_R}{A}tan {theta}_2 (3)in which: C is the cross section factor; A L is the area of the left side (m); A R is the area of right side (m); θ 1 is the slope angle of the left side in cross-section; θ 2 is the slope angle of right side in cross-section (Fig. 4).
On physical examination, the patient was found to have a full and painless ROM and a normal carrying angle of the left elbow.
(Note that the slip on Fault B1 is visible from the angle of the left panels but invisible on the right panels overlapped by Fault B2).
