The phrase "area of left" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a specific location or concept, but without additional context, it is ambiguous and unclear.
Example: "The area of left in the diagram represents the section where the data is stored."
Alternatives: "left section" or "left side".
The lip area of left M1 was stimulated in the Lip experiment, and hand area of left M1 in the Hand experiment.
The mean active threshold for the hand area of left M1 in the hand study was 45.5% (±1.9).
Collagen-positive area was normalized to the total cross-sectional area of left ventricle and was expressed as a percentage.
The mean aMT (percentage of maximum stimulator output, ±SE) for the lip area of left M1 in the lip study was 53.9% (±1.4%).
We consultated patient with nurses and we learnt that multipl daily injections might be injected to the same area of left thigh.
The mean aMT (percentage of maximum stimulator output ± standard error) for the lip area of left M1 was 58.3% (±2.6%) in Experiment 1, 51.8% (±2.3%) in Experiment 3 and 54.4% (±1.9%) in Experiment 4. The mean aMT for the hand area of left M1 in Experiment 2 was 50.5% (±2.0%).
Results on connectivity of the left FFG and the left ITG seed regions are shown in Figure 2 and in Table 2. Main effects were found as stronger connectivity in nonimpaired compared with dyslexic readers between left FFG and adjacent areas of left FFG/cerebellum, and left FFG and left IFG pars triangularis/opercularis.
ROI analyses showed that the group difference in connectivity between left FFG and adjacent areas of left FFG fusiform, and between left FFG and left IFG pars opercularis connectivity were present for silent reading and phonological lexical decision (ts > 2.2, Ps < 0.05) but not found during rest.
For the left preCG, regional MVPA may not be optimal to disentangle speech- and response-related activities in articulatory and hand areas of left premotor/motor cortex, respectively.
Right images are the outlined areas of left images with higher magnification.
VBM revealed GMV clusters specific for each studied group including areas of left inferior frontal gyrus, cerebellum, right putamen, and bilateral parietal cortex.
