Sentence examples for effect on the peripheral from inspiring English sources

However, few studies have examined its effect on the peripheral vascular system.

Strand, who attended NYU as an undergraduate and graduate student, and served on the faculty until her retirement in 1997, was the first to show that stress-evoked hormones, such as adrenocorticotropic hormone (ACTH), could have a direct effect on the peripheral nervous system, independent of the classical role on the adrenal gland.

One could speculate that the ONS stimulation has an effect on the peripheral pain transmission but not on the central modulating areas.

These findings indicate an early response to ciguatoxin manifest in a central response to lower body temperature and reduce motor activity and a more persistent effect on the peripheral system leading to spinal heat antinociception and delayed fever-like response.

In the authors opinion the effects of sumatriptan were most likely due to an effect on the peripheral part of the afferent fibres of the trigeminal nerve but they add: "of course, the studies reported herein do not exclude the unlikely possibility that this hydrophilic 5-HT analogue blocks c-fos protein-like immunoreactibility within the TNC directly" [37].

Also the administration of siRNA targeting cathepsin L genes using athelocollagen may have a temporary effect on the peripheral T cells.

Analysis of the radial and tangential velocities highlighted the impact of gas feed entrance effects on the peripheral gas maldistribution in the rotating packing module.

Advantages of this approach over systemic cytokine administration are the high cytokine level reached within the CNS and the absence of side-effects on the peripheral immune system.

This study aims to extend the knowledge base underpinning the use of a unilaterally applied lumbar spinal mobilisation technique by exploring its effects on the peripheral sympathetic nervous system (SNS) of the lower limbs.

Concurrently, their effects on the peripheral and cerebral vascular system may also lead to enhancements in cognitive performance through increased brain blood flow and an ability to initiate neurogenesis in the hippocampus.

This study aims to extend the knowledge base underpinning the use of a modified Mulligan's spinal mobilisation with leg movement technique (SMWLM) by exploring its effects on the peripheral sympathetic nervous system (SNS) of the lower limbs.