Sentence examples for right advantage from inspiring English sources

If you have privilege (defined for our purposes as a special right, advantage or immunity granted by society or available to a group of people) in an area, then you can be an ally to someone else.

The right-hand advantage was completely absent in the group 50 subjects.

The clear right-hand advantage present at younger ages changed to a more balanced performance in advanced age.

Statistically significant correlations between the left posterior MFC and the FL condition were re-computed in the right ear advantage and left ear or no ear advantage subsamples, and were only confirmed in the right ear advantage subgroup (See additional file 3: Subjects divided into right ear advantage (REA) and left ear or no ear advantage (LEA/NEA) subgroups).

Early studies of song cognition used dichotic listening paradigms to reveal lateralization patterns of left-ear (right hemisphere) advantage for melody recognition and right ear (left hemisphere) advantage for phoneme recognition in song [28] and in the recall of musical and linguistic content of sung digits [29].

Significant correlations were followed up by separate correlation analyses for subjects who showed a right ear advantage (n = 47) and for subjects who showed a left ear or no ear advantage (n = 22) in the NF condition (p <.05).

"When there is despair, the people from the far right take advantage," said Loach.

We found a clear right hemisphere advantage for coordinate processing and no lateralization for categorical processing.

A significant right ear advantage (REA) was found only with the word task.

Results: Right ear advantage for vowel sound within the left-brain dominancy can be observed in six subjects.

Ninety-three percent (26 of 28) of the participants demonstrated a right ear advantage (REA) for correct responses.