The phrase "about peripheral" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing peripheral issues or topics, but it typically requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The discussion was primarily about peripheral concerns that did not directly impact the main issue."
Alternatives: "regarding peripheral" or "concerning peripheral".
These cells, such as, Schwann cells (SCs), mesenchymal, neural, and embryonic stem cells, interact via various molecular pathways to bring about peripheral nerve regeneration by providing substrates and molecules that partake of a pivotal regulatory function in axonal migration and proliferation [ 41, 154].
Noble milks the scenario expertly, as he does elsewhere, with a choice dumbshow about peripheral vision.
This lack is amplified by a surfeit of information about peripheral subjects and individuals; this is a book in which, metaphorically speaking, the footnotes have footnotes.
The comment about peripheral Europe was a reference to the budgetary problems in Greece that have rattled bond markets.
Ashcroft blamed the Tory setbacks on the party putting people off by "talking amongst ourselves" about peripheral issues such as Europe and gay marriage rather than focusing on voters' core priorities.
Before we get to that, though, let's concede that some people care little about peripheral features, like lyrics, videos, bios and the ability to hum or sing a tune into the device and find the song's name.
He added: "I'm not concerned about peripherals unless it's a problem.
However, the team found that browser-based games attracted a more casual gaming audience that didn't care quite as much about peripherals (devices connected to a host computer) as more hardcore gamers playing PC racing games.
Find out about peripherals.
Instead, Assayas and Gerwig gab about the then-real-life indie rock scene immortalized in Clean, about the peripheral importance of blocking a scene, and about "Kristen [Stewart] the person, not Kristen the movie star".
