Sentence examples for peripheral compared with from inspiring English sources
Such concerns could seem peripheral compared with global woes such as poverty.
The details of the sad climax are arguable, but they are peripheral compared with the bigger blunder, which was not Powell's doing: allowing an effort to feed starving Somalis to evolve into a campaign to introduce democracy where there was nothing but clan warfare.
Higher acute-phase protein concentrations were observed in peripheral compared with uterine arterial blood in bitches with closed-cervix pyometra, whereas the levels were comparable in dogs with open-cervix pyometra.
CT demonstrates dilated pulmonary artery, pruning of the peripheral compared with central pulmonary vasculature.
Suboptimal outcomes are proportionally greater in peripheral compared with central locations, where formal prepregnancy care is unavailable.
Interestingly, however, in Schwann cells glutamate induces release in a process dependent on ionotropic glutamate receptors (Verderio et al, 2006), suggesting differences in BDNF release in peripheral compared with central glia, although the role of metabotropic receptors was not examined.
Females given CPE at 12 00 had a higher (P < 0.05) percentage of oocytes with the germinal vesicle in a peripheral position compared with the group that received gonadorelin in the same period (95 ± 6 vs. 79 ± 21%, mean ± SD).
For Colin Bell, an integral member of the last City team to win the title in 1968, it is a peripheral matter compared with the bigger picture of collecting those precious first few points.
Older adults had higher baseline levels of both neuropeptides suggesting increased peripheral activity compared with younger adults.
We found that Tcrb alleles recombine asynchronously in double-negative thymocytes and that V(D J recombination is suppressed on peripheral as compared with central Tcrb alleles.
PERSPECTIVE Older adults had higher baseline levels of substance P and β-endorphin suggesting increased peripheral activity compared with younger adults.
