Sentence examples for more peripheral level from inspiring English sources

The present findings suggest that the muscle exhaustion affects bimanual performance at a more peripheral level.

It also emerged that at least some of the seven Icap dealers involved at a more "peripheral" level are still with the firm.

Here we report evidence demonstrating that the fundamental properties of sound frequency and level are influenced by extensive interactions between the left and right sides of the pathway at this more peripheral level.

As these functions are transferred to more peripheral levels, the central level must assume new but vitally important policy, planning, normative, and regulatory functions.

We have found that, regardless of the position of the imaging slab, manual shimming close to the isocentre achieves homogeneous FS even at more peripheral levels where the main magnetic field is less homogeneous.

A series of neurophysiological and behavioral studies support the existence of motor primitives at the more peripheral levels which are involved in motor execution (Mussa-Ivaldi and Solla 2004).

We use the term "deployability" to denote the level of the healthcare system at which a diagnostic test can be implemented, and thus the proportion of the healthcare-seeking population that could reasonably be tested – assuming that tests implemented at more peripheral levels (e.g., microscopy centers) could reach a wider population than those implemented only in centralized laboratories.

Though the decentralization policies put in place in the decades following Alma-Ata focused on a transfer of competencies and decision-making power from central to more peripheral levels, rather than the localized production of health inputs and services, they can offer valuable lessons about organizing and providing health care at lower levels of the health system.

This step may need availability of more sophisticated treatments at peripheral level accompanied by the respective training, monitoring and supervision.

Copeptin reflects individual stress at a higher (that is, hypothalamic-pituitary) level, whereas cortisol levels mirror the more peripheral stress response of the adrenals [ 57].

Our findings suggest that the IMCI strategy may need to be adapted in sparsely-populated areas with limited transport, so that more children may be managed at peripheral level and fewer children need referral.