During the experiment, stimulating the left cortex contralateralizes the motor response in the subject's right limb.

The patient exhibited contralateral weakness after the stroke.

After the stroke, the patient exhibited weakness on the contralateral.

The neurologist compared the contralaterals to detect asymmetry in muscle strength.

The patient exhibited weakness contralaterally after the stroke.

After the stroke, the surgeon contralateralized the electrode placement to restore neural balance.

During recovery, the neuroplastic response can contralateralize, causing motor control to shift toward the opposite hemisphere.

The neurologist emphasized the contralaterality of the patient's motor deficits when interpreting the MRI.