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Meanings of right-handedness in anglès
Preference for using one's right hand rather than the left.
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Examples for "rh"
Examples for "rh"
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In vitro studies confirmed that rh-LF interacted with the infecting bacterium and rat macrophages.
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No differences were found in systolic and diastolic function between rh GH treated patients and controls.
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Thus, the addition of rh-HGF in the storage solution may be a promising strategy for prolonged heart graft preservation.
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In addition, rhBMP2 has been approved by the Food and Drug Administration (FDA) for selected human indications.
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Same RH vibe but different finish and detail work on the wood.
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Twelve subjects, all right handed experienced marksmen, were recruited for the experiments.
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The right arm of right handed persons usually registers a full 5 mm.
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I'm right handed and she gets where I can't even write my letter.
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Should they be right handed, Fire is on the right.
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And I got my machete, all ambidextrous, left footed, right handed, or vice versa.
Usage of right-handedness in anglès
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Mankind's preference for right-handedness is thought to have originated with sun worship.
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The very beginning of our modern right-handedness goes back, indeed, to the most primitive savagery.
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It was seldom that he remembered that he was born left-handed but had grown right-handedness into the Zurvan persona.
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That's right-handedness or left-handedness.
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To illustrate this method, I may cite certain results reached by myself on the questions of colour and distance perception, and right-handedness in the child.
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The oldest ever example of right-handedness has been discovered in the 1.8 million-year-old fossilised remains of one of our early ancestors, homo habilis.
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Right-handedness is dominant in humans -a unique imbalance in the animal kingdom.
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Right-handedness, then, may simply be an accidental by-product of the way most of our brains are wired up.