Sentence examples for more peripheral than from inspiring English sources

There's not enough of that around.' He could be talking about himself, of course, though his music and, in particular, his lyrics, are more extreme, and thus more peripheral, than that of his precursors.

"As everyone else speeds up there is a dreadful fear that we will end up being seen as even more peripheral than we already are".

Yet a critique of their political misadventures, as necessary as it is, may in fact reveal something more peripheral than central to the cross-cultural thinking of the Kyoto School.

The results from one subject's retinotopic mapping are shown in Figure 5. AOAs in both subjects occurred in regions that were more peripheral than the maximal 5° eccentricities.

That it appeared on the surface at a location even more peripheral than co-expressed HERG and that a fraction appeared exported from the cell leads us to consider alternative routes of traffic and secretion.

Saudi Arabs again occupied more peripheral than central positions.

Trachea incision was on more peripheral side than the tracheal cuff of the endobronchial tube.

On the other hand, oxaliplatin-based chemotherapy caused more peripheral neuropathy than that gemcitabine/CDDP regimens (11% vs. 0%, P < 0.0001) (Table 4).

The job is the culinary equivalent of the vice presidency: important, but more peripheral and ceremonial than the top job of executive chef, held by Cristeta Comerford, who has been at her post since 2005.

The main thing, I think, is that trade policy — where I still have some differences with EPI — is much more peripheral an issue than it seemed to be in the early 1990s.

We obtained, for the first time, reliable mfVEFs, and found they could be elicited from more peripheral stimulus elements than could mfVEPs.