Goldstein notes astutely that Williams's letters to Hazan are "heartbreakingly honest," but only peripherally do they concern issues of gender and sex.
As far as the level of benefit is concerned, the effects of peripherally acting anti-tussives, such as levodropropizine and moguisteine, compare favorably with centrally-acting drugs, based on the evidence from clinical trials and according to the available clinical practice guidelines [ 47- 49, 51- 55, 61].
Data show proof of concept but do not allow a definitive answer concerning the effectiveness of the peripherally acting μ-opioid antagonists methylnaltrexone and alvimopan in managing opiate-related constipation.
The problem is that "Dream" is also diverting in another sense of the word: Act 2 veers so radically from the tone that it seems a separate play linked only by characters peripherally referred to Act 1. Act 1 concerns the lifelong romance between She (Claire Partin) and He (Rod Damer), seen in two "what if?" versions of their relationship.
In current recommendations of American College of Rheumatology [ 5– 7] concerning treatment of osteoarthritis, first of all, paracetamol is suggested, in monotherapy or in combination with, for example, codeine/tramadol in order to relieve pain and in coexisting inflammation, nonsteroidal anti-inflammatory drugs (NSAIDs) acting peripherally analgetically and anti-inflammatory.
It might be supposed from this that Kant's core account of judgments of beauty is only peripherally applicable to art, which would make it largely irrelevant to the concerns of contemporary aesthetics.
The eye takes in the text peripherally.
Mr. Pulsoni, 55, is himself legally blind, unable to see peripherally.
Even those more peripherally involved have suffered lasting scars.
She is legally blind and can see only peripherally.
