Sentence examples for left side movement from inspiring English sources

The graphic representation of the relationship between right ventricular end diastolic volume and right ventricular end diastolic pressure shows the upward and left side movement of this ratio in the patients of group A, and shows the upward and right side movement in the patients of group B (Fig. 1).

The cellular proteomes of the control groups are closely clustered on the upper left side, with limited movement across the various time points.

The seizures lasted >1 min and were manifested by movements on the left side including left hand twitching and posturing.

That is, push your fist below your jaw while opening your mouth and push your thumb against your chin at the time of forward movement and against the right and left side of your chin during side movements.

Patients with a neutral (comfortably seated) position performed maximal head movements: flexion, extension, rotation to the right and left side, and lateral flexion movements.

I had some loss of power down my left side, nystagmus (rapid, involuntary movements) in my right eye and debilitated hearing in my right ear.

His visual acuity recovered to 6/12 on the right side and 6/30 on the left side, and his extraocular movements gradually improved, with residual limitation of abduction and paralysis of the left upper eyelid at the completion of the steroid therapy.

RTs were faster for movements to the right side than for movements to the left side (755 ms versus 770 ms; main effect of movement direction: F 1, 15) = 8.7, p < .01).01

Fig. 6 shows ERPs elicited in response to cues signalling a left-hand movement towards the right side (solid lines) and a right-hand movement towards the left side (dashed lines) in the 900 ms interval after cue onset at anterior sites F3/4 (panels a and b) and posterior sites P7/8 (panels d and e).

He has limited movement on his left side, but none on his right.

(The fibre-optic wire was shining light on the motor neurons on the right side of the brain, which control movement on the left side of the body).