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Any exercise that creates lateralizing pain, which is pain that shoots out from the center into the leg or buttock, is a contraindicated exercise and therefore should be eliminated from your routine.

Hold it! Edward J. Jackwski 1995

Any exercise that creates lateralizing pain, which is pain that shoots out from the center into the leg or buttock, is a contraindicated exercise and therefore should be eliminated from your routine.

Hold it! Edward J. Jackwski 1995

Any exercise that creates lateralizing pain, which is pain that shoots out from the center into the leg or buttock, is a contraindicated exercise and therefore should be eliminated from your routine.

Hold it! Edward J. Jackwski 1995

Any exercise that creates lateralizing pain, which is pain that shoots out from the center into the leg or buttock, is a contraindicated exercise and therefore should be eliminated from your routine.

Hold it! Edward J. Jackwski 1995

A simplified technique for lateralizing visual input.

Roger W. Sperry - Nobel Lecture 1981

A simple technique for lateralizing visual input that allows prolonged viewing.

Roger W. Sperry - Nobel Lecture 1981

5 — The Madrid Quartet, April 2002: A quartet of Middle East mediators was constituted with the purpose of multi-lateralizing the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.

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5 — The Madrid Quartet, April 2002: A quartet of Middle East mediators was constituted with the purpose of multi-lateralizing the Israeli-Palestinian peace process.

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The reason the patient is asked to copy only the outline of the object is to minimize the likelihood that accurate copying of the small details within the object’s boundaries may require verbal reasoning dominant hemisphere as well as nondominant parietal lobe functioning; thus, the drawing would not be helpful in lateralizing dysfunction.

The Neuropsychiatric Guide to Modern Everyday Psychiatry Michael Alan Taylor 1993

In these studies we are using a new technique just developed for lateralizing vision (40,

Roger W. Sperry - Nobel Lecture 1981