Sentence examples for lateral preference from inspiring English sources

Individuals may show lateral preference when grasping with their trunks: some prefer to twist them to the left, others to the right.

An ANOVA on laterality quotients proved no sex difference in the degree of lateral preference between men (0.81, SE = 0.03) and women (0.79, SE = 0.03).

The hand and foot dominance of participants was assessed with the Lateral Preference Inventory of Coren (1993).

They found that two-thirds of the tools were cut from the left sides of leaves--indicating a clear lateral preference, the team says.

Evidently, then, something else was needed to push early humans from a lateral preference in general to the extremely high levels of right-handedness we see today.

Handedness was assessed using the Coren, Porac, and Duncan Laterality Questionnaire (CPD; [68]), a 13-item questionnaire that assesses lateral preference for the hand, foot, eye, and ear.

The lateralization and within-field indices shown in figure S3 provided estimates of contra-lateral preference and topographic modulation that were normalized across areas, making it easier to compare areas.

The proposed model considers lateral position preference by each vehicle type and introduces a position preference parameter β in the model which facilitates gradual drifting towards preferred position on road, even if the gap in front is sufficient.

The mean shift (black markers) approaches the true shift (20°, dashed line) for tuning curves with heading preferences near 90°, but the mean shifts are grossly inaccurate for simulated neurons with lateral heading preferences.

The difference in FWHH between the pure translation and rotation-added tuning curves (reds: rightward, blues: leftward rotation) are plotted for cells with lateral heading preferences (since the largest bandwidth changes would occur for cells preferring lateral motion).

(F ) Cross-correlation functions for the simulated neurons with lateral heading preferences are quite flat and show no evidence of a peak near a lag of +20°.