Sentence examples for a more peripheral from inspiring English sources

The present findings suggest that the muscle exhaustion affects bimanual performance at a more peripheral level.

Despite a promising start at Liverpool, for whom he has made 58 appearances, Ibe became a more peripheral figure after the managerial change.

Precisely because GEN was aimed at the very heart of the undergraduate experience, it raised questions about the nature of the university that other Internet companies, seeking to occupy a more peripheral spot in the academy, did not.

Allen has been a more peripheral figure for his club, however, starting just eight Premier League matches last season and his deal at Anfield is up at the end of the 2016-17 season.

It also emerged that at least some of the seven Icap dealers involved at a more "peripheral" level are still with the firm.

However, the successful spatial integration of the superstore with the centre needed a site that approximated to an in-town/edge-of-centre site rather than to a more peripheral edge-of-centre or out-of-centre site.

The former revelled in a slightly more peripheral role; no longer burdened with the responsibility of being the No10 (a job to which his skillset was never truly suited), his sashaying forays in the left channel proved a permanent thorn in Japan's side.

Given the predominant appearance of KCNE2 at the surface of the cell surface (with a curiously more peripheral staining than HERG) and the increase in cellular KCNE2 abundance with ER-retention or blocked forward trafficking we sought to determine if the subunit was being exported out of the cell.

And it was an even more peripheral member of the Red Devils squad who was the catalyst.

Kennedy, battling with his alcoholism, became an ever more peripheral figure, although he opposed going into coalition with the Conservatives, spoke frequently in defence of Europe and voted against the rise in tuition fees.

Kennedy, battling with his alcoholism, became an ever more peripheral figure unable to stem the Clegg tide, although he openly opposed going into coalition with the Conservatives, spoke frequently in defence of Europea and voted against the coalition's rise in tuition fees.