The phrase "activity in the peripheral" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing actions or processes occurring in the peripheral areas, whether in a physical, biological, or metaphorical sense.
Example: "The study focused on the activity in the peripheral regions of the brain during cognitive tasks."
Alternatives: "activity in the outskirts" or "activity in the margins".
"Robust German demand is essential to help offset falling domestic activity in the peripheral countries," Ms. Diron said.
However, at 10 nmol/site Kp-10 caused a significant decrease in blood flow from 3 nmol/site suggesting vasoconstrictor activity in the peripheral vasculature (p≤0.05).
We demonstrated its use in vivo for observing spontaneous and elicited neuronal activity in the peripheral nervous system, with a useful window of at least 24 hours from the first appearance of labeled neurons.
At the same time there was an extension of bone marrow activity in the peripheral skeleton.
However, pain states are not entirely characterized by augmented functional activity in the peripheral and central nociceptive systems.
Lesogaberan shares its mechanism of action with Baclofen but with its main activity in the peripheral rather than the central nervous system, reducing side effects.
The detection of the AT having been reached is a sign for the CNS to respond via an increase in efferent activity via the peripheral nervous system (PNS).
The detection of the AT having been reached is a sign for the central nervous system (CNS) to respond via an increase in efferent activity via the peripheral nervous system (PNS).
In this phase 1b trial evaluating sifalimumab in myositis, we showed that a 13-gene IFNGS can monitor the level of type I IFN activity in both the peripheral blood and muscle of dermatomyositis or polymyositis patients, similar to that observed in a sifalimumab trial in SLE 10 (see supplementary figure S1, available online only).
Similar to expansion of the amos expression zones in D. melanogaster, mitotic activity initiating in the peripheral zones of M. sexta expands to fill the entire olfactory epithelium.
The association domain forms the core of the holoenzyme, whereas the catalytic activity resides in the peripheral 'foot'-like structures [ 1, 3].
