Sentence examples for course peripheral from inspiring English sources
All of this is, of course, peripheral to the art, and Mr. Orozco's intelligent inventiveness is not in question.
Previous studies on this issue suffered from the lack of examples where both, the time course of peripheral blood leukocyte counts and the susceptibility for bacterial superinfection were followed within the same system.
Figure 2 shows the time course of peripheral perfusion parameters for each patient during nitroglycerin infusion at TBL1, TMX, and TBL2.
Plasma determination of these inflammatory biomarkers might have an implication in predicting the clinical course of peripheral arterial disease in T2D population.
In this study, we explored a time course of peripheral whole blood transcriptomes from kidney transplantation patients who either experienced an acute rejection episode or did not in order to better delineate the immunological and biological processes measureable in blood leukocytes that are associated with acute renal allograft rejection.
However, this is problematic for PK11195 because of its poor free fraction in plasma (~1%–5% that, incidentally, does not allow accurate measurements either); to complicate matters further PK11195 also binds to plasma proteins that may be up-regulated in the course of peripheral inflammatory events that sometimes are a cofactor in brain disorders [ 24].
One patient (six courses) with peripheral neuropathy grade I had pre-existing neuropathy due to cisplatin pretreatment.
Previous reports have indicated that mouse models of glaucoma follow similar natural courses of peripheral retinal degeneration (12, 17 20).
Previous reports have indicated that mouse models of glaucoma follow similar natural courses of peripheral retinal degeneration.
This pilot phase I/II study intended to determine the maximum tolerated dose of cyclophosphamide and thiotepa administered on four consecutive courses with peripheral blood progenitor cell and granulocyte-colony stimulating factor support, as first-line therapy for hormone-refractory metastatic breast cancer patients.
