Sentence examples for peripheral impact from inspiring English sources

The cop's peripheral impact, though, is deliberate, as the editorial thrust of Redmond's story is the failure of the "war on drugs" declared by the forces of law.

Aside from the large numbers of organisms actually consumed by the walrus, its foraging has a large peripheral impact on benthic communities.

One might anticipate that if this were the research being conducted, it would have a limited or peripheral impact on understanding or managing of NTDs.

As shown above, we found unchanged methylation levels for the tested genes in control subjects before and after heart transplantation, showing that immunosuppressives do not, at least in whole peripheral blood, impact on CGI DNA methylation of LY75, ADORA2A, ERBB3 and HOXB13.

As has been noted, the primary difference between these two hypotheses is in the time course over which the negative peripheral effects impact cognitive performance, with deprivation assumed to be a chronic condition and information degradation more acute, impacting performance while measured, but not necessarily enduring.

The secondary hyperalgesia finding may implicate central involvement, whereas enhanced skin flare response suggests that sleep duration may also impact peripheral inflammatory mechanisms.

Recent publications suggest that further cellular fractions like mast cells accumulate in the lung tissue and that reactive T cells in the peripheral blood also impact on the development of BPD.

Recent studies suggest that the formation of pathological microenvironments featuring substantial relocation of hematopoietic cells within a peripheral organ can impact other distal organs besides the BM, where hematopoiesis takes place.

In light of previous reports that Y4 agonism with PP mediates effects on appetite and energy balance by actions within the brainstem to modulate digestive processes via vagal cholinergic pathways [25], [29], the ability of Y4 receptor agonism with PP to influence multiple central and peripheral pathways that impact on energy homeostasis makes Y4 agonists attractive potential anti-obesity agents.

Thus, STAT1/STAT3 cross-regulation appears to more prominently impact peripheral adaptive immunity.

Furthermore, greater distribution of cardiac output to respiratory or peripheral muscles could impact the blood flow delivery to the brain.