Sentence examples for favoring the left from inspiring English sources

Oakley, who shoots with his right hand, said he was not favoring the left hand, or thinking about it.

Minor Injury for Marbury The Nets received a bit of a scare today when Stephon Marbury went to the sideline favoring the left ankle that had kept him out of the lineup for four games.

"I noticed I was favoring the left side of the room," said one presenter on whom the trick was pulled.

It also required something of a lighter touch than I'm used to; I tend to rest most of the weight of my hand on my mouse, apparently favoring the left side, since the Lexip tended to activate the "left" gesture now and then (certainly my fault and not a bug, just saying).

Despite the over-representation of left-handers, all three tasks elicited significant overall lateralized activity, as shown by one sample t-tests on the laterality indices, favoring the left hemisphere for word generation (t154 = 18.64, P<.001), and the right hemisphere for face processing (t86 = 9.09, P<.001) and landmark (t153 = 9.81, P<.001) (Fig. 1).

Over two hours after completion of the infusion, FDG accumulation was significantly greater in left compared to right uterine horn fetuses, favoring the left by 1.9±0.1 and 2.8±0.3 fold under fasted and hyperinsulinemic conditions (p<10−11 n = 32-35 and p<10−12 n = 27–45) respectively.

Last year, Mauer hit 16 of his career-high 28 home runs at the Metrodome, where the ball carried well to left-center field, favoring the left-handed-hitting Mauer's hitting approach and power.

Thanks to a real-time "heat map" that tracks a user's visual attention, I could plainly see that my gaze favors the left side of the room.

More precisely, if one only considers a polarization rotation around the vertical axis of the Poincaré sphere, then a positive (negative) rotation angle favors the left (right) circular SOP.

"But once you exploit it, you don't have a choice but to run with it".He seemed to favor the left side of his offensive line, barreling behind the 311-pound left tackle, Cyrus Kouandjio, and his 320-pound left guard, Chance Warmack.

Tierney called a huddle to review the actual opposition, mentioning a rare danger in three defensive midfielders all hungry to break out and score, mentioning a Syracuse player "who wants to shoot every time he gets the ball," mentioning the unusual number of Syracuse players who favor the left side, and another who is a "great finisher.