Sentence examples for peripheral relatives from inspiring English sources

In addition to the two main families given above, the tree ferns include a few small peripheral relatives: Metaxyaceae, Cibotiaceae, Loxomataceae, Culcitaceae, Plagiogyriaceae, and Thyrsopteridaceae.

And then there is Ukip – an anti-metropolitan revolt rooted in parts of southern and eastern England that often feel peripheral relative to London.

For patients with inter hospital transfer (hub and spoke) two separate relative weights for the interventional and the peripheral stay were determined (with a 40% discount on the interventional and a 30% discount on the peripheral relative weight to compensate for reimbursement cuts due to short stays).

Careful analysis of the raw data did not indicate that this bimodality was a reflection of one chromosome territory in each nucleus behaving differently (e.g., the introduced chromosome), but rather that in some cells all three territories were more central or peripheral relative to the mean.

The results showed that the magnitude of IOR was significantly stronger in the peripheral relative to the perifoveal visual field, and this eccentricity effect was independent of the manipulation of stimulus size (same-size or size-scaling).

Conversion of relative peripheral hyperopia to relative peripheral myopia is a good method to limit the axial elongation that leads to myopia [ 26, 35], and OK lenses appear to be an excellent option for achieving this objective.

Separate averages were computed for ERPs recorded in the cue target interval (relative to a 100 ms baseline preceding cue onset) and for ERPs elicited by subsequent visual peripheral stimuli (relative to a 100 ms baseline preceding the onset of these stimuli).

By this thesis, the donor countries have benefited from more than a decade of European currency union, which effectively enhanced their international price-competitiveness vis-à-vis the peripheral countries relative to the old system of national currencies.

Better architecture of peripheral trabeculae relative to central trabeculae was associated with both age and disc degeneration.

Greater age was associated with better trabecular structure in the peripheral region relative to the central region.

Importantly, peripheral vasodilation (relative hypovolemia and low systemic vascular resistance) coexist with cardiac dysfunction (left ventricular (LV) diastolic and systolic dysfunction secondary to primary myocardial injury or right ventricular dysfunction due to pulmonary hypertension) resulting in ventriculoarterial decoupling.