Sentence examples for a peripheral one from inspiring English sources

Improving students' reasoning skills needs to become a central goal of education and not a peripheral one for the children of the rich.

Blair, who mounted an unsuccessful campaign to be chosen as president of the European council in 2009, said Britain should be a leading country in Europe rather than a peripheral one.

This precious box was often ordered months in advance; it took up to six months for the order to go from the district to Port-au-Prince, Haiti's capital, and on to the United States, and then for the shipment to arrive in Haiti, clear customs and be transported from a central depot to a peripheral one and finally to our hospital.

Regarding the vascularization, colour Doppler study is able to demonstrate both the presence and the localization of new tumour blood vessel: a predominantly central blood flow is more often associated with malignancy, while a peripheral one is more typical of a benign lesion [7].

A disengagement index is typically derived from this task measuring the cost of disengaging from a central stimulus to orient to a peripheral one.

We measured the efficiency of disengaging from a central visual stimulus to orient to a peripheral one in a cohort of 104 infants with and without familial risk for autism by virtue of having an older sibling with autism.

In all experiments, the central food patch was exploited sooner than the peripheral one.

UV/Vis analyses indicate that the Q band of the non-peripheral ZnPc 1b is ca. 80 nm red-shifted relative to the peripheral one with absorption at 805 nm (distilled water).

Hence, the ring at the central position was thinnest while the most peripheral one was the broadest (see table 1 for exact data).

The most common region of involvement was the peripheral one (44 patients) in the central- peripheral axis.

Lawrence et al. (2013) conducted a study bringing evidence that central factors rather peripheral ones play a major role in the deficits observed in the motor performance of individuals with Down syndrome.