In the study, researchers found that language processing lateralized to the left hemisphere in most participants.

During the final play, the quarterback lateraled the ball to the wide receiver to avoid the sack.

The rover was lateraling across the rocky plain to avoid obstacles.

The lateralizing signal made it clear which hemisphere was dominant.

The neuroscientist was lateralizing the patient's cortical activity to determine which hemisphere controlled speech.

The neurologist explained that language functions tend to lateralize in the left hemisphere, but can shift after injury.

Researchers observed several lateralizations in the brain patterns of bilingual subjects.

The neurologist assessed the laterality of the patient's motor responses to determine asymmetry.

The new treatment lateralizes sensory processing to the right hemisphere.

Recent studies on lateralization suggest that language processing predominantly occurs in the left hemisphere.