Sentence examples for bilateral localisation from inspiring English sources
Bilateral localisation 2.
shorter duration of attacks; more common bilateral localisation; distinct gastrointestinal symptoms.
Migraine in children differs from migraine in adults, particularly due to the following: shorter duration of attacks; more common bilateral localisation; distinct gastrointestinal symptoms.
Migraine in children can be distinguished from adult migraine by: ● Shorter attacks (1 48 h in children <15-years according to the IHS); ● A more frequent bilateral localisation; ● Digestive problems are often more important; ● Frequent initial pallor.
The wish for further CRS was more frequent in patients with bilateral affected localisations (p < 0.001).
Patient characteristics will be recorded using an intake form and will include age, gender, race, ethnicity, weight, length, localisation of CP (uni- or bilateral) and Gross Motor Function Classification System (GMFCS) [ 35] class.
Midline localisation, periumbilical or poorly localised 2.
Source localisation using minimum norm current estimation showed that bilateral cortical sources activated by word stimuli contributed to the change, demonstrating that neuronal networks distributed over both hemispheres were the substrate of cortical reorganisation of language processes in intensive aphasia therapy.
Less globalisation and more localisation.
