Sentence examples for possibility of left from inspiring English sources

ATLANTA — In the early afternoon Saturday, before the Mets would endure their second doubleheader sweep in less than 72 hours, Manager Terry Collins was discussing the various injuries and roster moves the Mets were facing heading into the day, including the possibility of left fielder Jason Bay being activated by Tuesday.

In that study, however, there was no direct validation of the involvement of the right hemisphere in the task, and the possibility of left hemisphere processing of left visual field target stimuli could not be ruled out.

Information on drug use before 1995 was not available, raising a possibility of left truncation prescription data bias.

For this purpose, we used a bicycle ergometer with a possibility of left lateral tilt to facilitate ultrasound measurements (Ergoline GmbH & Co KG, Bitz, Germany).

By using a task that minimized non-linguistic processing demands, we reduced the possibility of left inferior frontal gyrus (and related) activation being attributable to task-related activation that is unrelated to the linguistic manipulations of interest (Wright et al., 2011).

Devolution has created the possibility of "the left speaking in its own voice".

I'm still a right tackle, but with the possibility of playing left tackle".

To test for the possibility of lateral (left versus right) attentional bias, along with redundancy gains, we estimated RTs in two different ways.

This study provides new insights into the possibility of using left-right IMA cross-sectional area differences as a possible new predictor for malignancy on MRI.

On the face of things, the only possibility of a left-of-centre government lies in a new "red-green" coalition, like the one that held power from 1998 to 2005, but with the greens dictating more of the terms.A Green legislator, Kerstin Andreae, says the SPD is paying the price for internal strife and a lack of convincing leadership.

It seems that the hopeful results in London partly came down to voter confidence in the possibility of centre-left governance.