Similar words: high-handedness, absent-mindedness, single-mindedness, indebtedness, blessedness, redness, nakedness, tiredness. Meaning: n. the property of using one hand more than the other.
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1. What mechanisms, control handedness and keep left-handedness rare?
2. Do children inherit left - handedness from their parents?
3. Conclusion Hand clasping, arm folding, handedness, palmar digital formula, and pollical type in Zhuang and Miao nationalities of Guangxi have rule.
4. Left - handedness is defined as any positive axis ( x , y , or z ) pointing away from the viewer.
5. But their left - handedness doesn't appear to give them any edge in politics.
6. Then they began to talk about left- handedness and right-handedness.
7. But at one time, handedness (twist direction of the shell) was equally distributed within some snail species that have become predominantly dextral or, in a few species, predominantly sinistral.
8. Imaging permitted the handedness or chirality of each flattened nanostructure to be determined, based on the height differences observed at the overlapping areas.
9. For the relationship between handedness and speech lateralization ,(Sentencedict) see Chapter four.
10. The hereditary mode of handedness or folding leg was likely the dominant heredity of single gene of autosome, and the right type of them was the dominant character.
11. For helices to entwine together they must be of the same handedness, like the strands of a rope.
12. The spiral and its three dimensional expression, the helix, have a handedness that is intrinsic.
13. This research aims to resolve the debate about spatial abilities and left handedness.
14. Until recently, many children were not allowed a free hand when it comes to handedness.
15. It is not known whether it prevents the establishment of cerebral lateralization. (For the relationship between handedness and speech lateralization, see Chapter four.
16. Previously, primates had exhibited right-hand preferences in captivity but no handedness in the wild, leading scientists to speculate that they became lateralized through interacting with humans.
17. Also(sentencedict.com), some more restrictive societies show less left - handedness in their populations than other more permissive societies.
18. Like a person swinging a tennis racket in her right hand (whose reflection therefore is left-handed), the decay of cobalt 60 has an intrinsic handedness that is reversed by a mirror.
19. Research has shown that there is a genetic or inherited element to handedness.
20. A study in London has analysed a large sample of synaesthetes on a very detailed questionnaire (50 questions) about various aspects of handedness and laterality.
21. Neither goal is served if Japan riles its neighbours with high - handedness over its wartime past.
22. Palestinians therefore utterly disbelieve American protestations of even - handedness.
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