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Retinal lattice with overlying pockets of liquefied vitreous is a good example of peripheral anomalous PVD.

The acute phase response also represents an example of peripheral immune modulation.

The acute phase response represents an example of peripheral changes that are critical in modulating T cell responses.

For a given risk factor, its coefficient βk is the log odds ratio corresponding to a 1-unit difference in continuous Xk or, if a risk factor is an indicator, for example of peripheral vascular disease (1 if yes, 0 if no), then βk is the log odds ratio comparing the effect on mortality of the risk factor's presence with its absence.

Skeletal muscle dysfunction, cardiac failure and weight loss are only a few examples of peripheral symptoms found in HD.

There are several examples of peripheral membrane proteins that cause deformation of phospholipid bilayers, MinD is one such protein (Hu et al, 2002).

For example, stimulation of peripheral chemoreceptors by hypoxia augmented activity in the LF region [ 20, 35, 37], whereas activation of central chemoreceptors by hypercapnia augmented HF activity [ 36, 37].

For example, comparison of peripheral blood from healthy controls and Crohn's disease patients reveals several hundred transcripts that are differentially expressed [ 68], but only a fraction of these are associated with the disease by GWASs (despite the majority of the GWAS loci being eQTLs).

An important example of such peripheral control is the adipocyte-derived hormone leptin, which acts on receptors located in the hypothalamus.

Another useful example of a peripheral actor supporting the development of information infrastructure is WHO's Integrated Disease Surveillance and Response program [ 40].

Liver is one clear example of a peripheral oscillator in which other synchronizing signals besides the light/dark cycle, such as food availability or daytime restricted feeding (DRF), are able to adjust daily rhythms.