Sentence examples for most peripheral locations from inspiring English sources

In most peripheral locations, the public transport systems are not available for rural dwellers during nighttime and people hardly move out owing to the fear of wild animals.

Moreover, errors for the farthest target tested showed a slight reduction relative to the second farthest target across all attention conditions, which is consistent with a larger attraction effect toward the aperture edge for the most peripheral target locations, as noted in Adam et al. (2008).

At 3 and 6 months, a statistically significant increase in MPOD was found at all eccentricities (other than the most peripheral 3° location) in the group that got all three carotenoids (P < 0.05 for all), whereas no significant increase in MPOD was demonstrable at any eccentricity for subjects that got only lutein + zeaxanthin or placebo.

Both camps are characterised by tented accommodation due to the fear that more solid structures would encourage permanent settlement in what constitutes the most peripheral and unforgiving of locations.

We found that both genes were co-expressed by the same cells in the most peripheral VT segment of the retina, the location of iRGCs.

Cysts of spermatogonia are located at the most peripheral region.

Moreover, most peripheral banks have seen their funding costs soar.

I find this strange, because career advancement and commercial success are the most peripheral of the benefits of philosophy.

Africans form the most peripheral cluster.

On most trials the same 'standard' picture was presented at the fovea, while on ∼12% of trials a new picture was presented in one of 7 locations (fovea or 6 peripheral locations).

In addition, T peripheral) was influenced by origin, with wild-caught birds spending more time in peripheral locations.