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How can this left dominance be explained?

> -wrap-foot> Right dominance was present in 91% (n = 5817) and left dominance in 9% (n = 565) of the study population.

In our study, right dominance was present in 91% and left dominance in 9%, which is not significantly different from values given in the literature, varying from 8.2 to 15% for left dominance and from 72 to 90% for right dominance.

Left dominance was observed more often in males (62%) compared with females (38%), while previous retrospective studies indicate that there is no difference in coronary dominance with regard to gender.

In contrast to our findings, two previous retrospective angiographic studies using cardiac catheterization databases in patients with ACS have shown that left dominance was associated with modestly increased odds of death during a 3.5-year follow-up (HR 1.13; 1.00–1.28) or in-hospital mortality (HR 1.19; 1.06–1.34) following PCI, respectively.

The left dominance in the angular gyrus for high-frequency words, and right dominance in the supramarginal gyrus for low-frequency words suggest that a right-to-left shift in laterality might occur in the inferior parietal region as lexical knowledge increases, irrespective of language.

If cognitive capacities have been subject to directional selection, additive variance would be eroded leaving dominance variance unaffected, which would result in non-additive associations (Crnokrak & Roff 1995).

In the left hemi-field, no significant difference was found between right eye dominance (M = 35.9, SD = 18.2) and left eye dominance (M = 64.1, SD = 18.2), although the left eye was significantly more likely to dominate when targets were in the left hemi-field than when they were in the right hemi-field, and vice versa (p<.01) (see Figure 8).

Language dominance was assessed using a range of functional MRI tasks (Bonelli et al., 2011) revealing left hemisphere dominance in 20 patients with left TLE and 13 patients with right TLE, and atypical (bilateral or right) language representation in six left and seven right patients with TLE.

When targets were presented in the right visual hemi-field there continued to be a significant difference (p<.01) between the percentage of right eye dominance (M = 82.6, SD = 8.59) and left eye dominance (M = 17.4, SD = 8.59).

A positive LI (toward +1) indicates left hemisphere dominance, whereas a negative LI (toward −1) indicates right hemisphere dominance.