The phrase "apparent in the peripheral" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe something that is noticeable or evident in the outer or less central areas of a situation or context.
Example: "The changes in the environment were apparent in the peripheral observations made during the study."
Alternatives: "visible in the margins" or "evident in the outskirts."
Importantly however, such effect was observed only for smaller distances and the improvement actually reflected a reduction in distance overestimation bias apparent in the peripheral condition.
Since oil droplet pigmentation first becomes apparent in the peripheral retina around E16 17 and full pigmentation of all the red cones first appears somewhat later [53], E18 was the earliest point at which we could reliably distinguish all cones of this type.
Tumour and matched tumour-free specimens were only collected (i) when tumours were grossly apparent in the peripheral zone and could be unequivocally identified by their characteristic yellow or orange-yellow colour and (ii) when the transition zone was macroscopically free of tumour burden.
The demonstration in this paper of apparent flaws in the peripheral sink hypothesis suggests that peripheral administration of non-antibody biological drugs is unlikely to reduce the central pool of amyloid-β and as such has important implications in the search for potential treatments for Alzheimer's disease.
Although the susceptibility for a glucose-stimulated insulin secretory defect has a genetic origin [ 24], it only becomes apparent in the context of peripheral insulin resistance [ 25, 26].
More recently, it has become apparent that miRNAs circulate in the peripheral blood in several compartments.
However, functional metabolic changes induced by the gene expression integration are apparent in more peripheral pathways related to virulence factor production and amino acid utilization.
What is unknown is whether impaired endothelial function is apparent in larger peripheral muscles, potentially resulting in a disruption of blood flow, oxygen delivery and impaired microvascular function in children with TS during exercise.
Subjects indicated the apparent orientation of the peripheral test pattern by rotating a Gabor (at fixation) to match their percept.
Under certain conditions though, the female tendency to store fat in the peripheral subcutaneous depots becomes more apparent.
Patients with the syndrome of apparent mineralocorticoid excess which is caused by a reduction in the peripheral metabolism of cortisol are hypertensive [ 18, 19].
