Sentence examples for development of a left from inspiring English sources

Interval development of a left hypothalamic ischemic infarct and a left masticator space abscess was also noted.

Patients at risk for the development of a left ventricular thrombus are readily identified with echocardiography.

The polar relationship between the primary sensory and motor areas is essential to the right brain development of abstract integrating ideas and also for the development of an explicit left-brain technique to express the ideas.

Supporting the development of a functional prosthetic of left leg required assessments of biomechanical axis in the right leg and its replication in the traumatic limb.

He proposes that the evolutionary development of a gene associated with left-handedness may have led to more flexibility in the organization of the human brain and more resilient distribution of its powers.

The 1920s saw the development of the Left Bank of the Seine as a centre for smaller, more adventurous galleries.

Sepsis was found to be an important risk factor for development of the left ventricular apical ballooning syndrome [ 13], originally known as Takotsubo cardiomyopathy [ 14].

Right ventricle (RV) pacing-induced tachycardia applied in pigs was shown to be an effective trigger for the development of progressive left ventricle (LV) dilatation and dysfunction as well as the activation of neurohormonal systems [ 16, 17].

Although the pathophysiology of stress cardiomyopathy (also called apical ballooning syndrome or Takotsubo syndrome) is still not completely understood, sympathetic overstimulation seems to have an important role in the development of the left ventricular dysfunction [ 34].

The inclusion criteria were as follows: the development of aphasia following a left middle cerebral artery territory stroke, 18 years of age or above, native speakers of English, no history of neurological or psychiatric disorders other than stroke and no major cognitive impairment.

The Blind Side is a book by Michael Lewis about two things: the development of the left tackle position in American football from being just another grunt in the 1980s to the second highest-paid position in the sport, and Michael Oher's journey from being a giant homeless kid to playing in the NFL.