handedness

Preposition: of

• connection: On the conformation of proteins: The handedness of the connection between parallel beta strands.
• structure: This method uses a defined geometry in the data collection, and is able to find the handedness of the structure unambiguously.

Possessives

• child: Routine ultrasound screening in pregnancy and the children's subsequent handedness.

Converse of object

• leave: This underlying biology allows us to understand the way in which left handedness has been treated in history.
• suggest: Research with other animals suggests that handedness, footedness, etc. may also occur.
• know: We do know that handedness is determined by a greater dominance of one side of the brain over the other.
• develop: An interrupted development hinders the brain from developing a natural handedness.

Adjective modifier

• heavy: Everything went off peacefully, despite the heavy handedness of the police.
• left: I have never been taught any specific ways to compensate my left handedness.
• high: It is often the petty injustices and the high handedness of minor bureaucrats which often outrage and alienate Mr and Mrs Joe Public.
• right: A cholesteric ( or twisted nematic ) liquid crystal is chiral: the molecules have left or right handedness.
• opposite: For every particle except the neutrinos there is an antiparticle of the opposite handedness.
• even: Mayors generally go out of their way to display their even handedness in political matters during the year.

Preposition: in

• human: The results are discussed in the general context of the evolution of handedness in humans.
• population: Evolution of the polymorphism of handedness in human populations.