Sentence examples for peripherally linked to from inspiring English sources
It is a mind sport where the level of money involved is vast, and only peripherally linked to the amount of people watching.
This was especially so for those innovations which were peripherally linked to the core function of the NHS.
This perception was particularly pronounced where there were other barriers and when the initiative was peripherally linked to the core business of the NHS.
Characterization of several mutants peripherally linked to protein processing or secretion showed that the hyper- or hypo-production phenotypes were primarily a response to cellulose.
Thus, stress has been linked to obesity mainly through hypothalamic effects on food intake or peripherally through β-adrenergic (Troisi et al., 1991), glucocorticoid (Rosmond et al., 1998) or parasympathetic (Bartness et al., 2005) activity.
Oxytocin release can occur both centrally and peripherally in response to physical and psychological stressors (Neumann and Landgraf 2012) and has been linked to restraint stress in rodents (Grippo et al. 2009).
There is evidence to suggest that oxidative stress is generated peripherally [ 26] with the brain being particularly susceptible, but there is also a body of evidence to suggest that amyloid β peptide (Aβ42) may be linked to lipid peroxidation [ 5, 6], which may then be linked to the phosphorylation of tau [ 24].
A previous study has indeed suggested that the LDAP component is linked to the selection of target locations in external space, as it was found to be attenuated when to-be-attended positions were located close to the midline relative to blocks where they were located more peripherally (Eimer et al., 2004).
Italy annexed Rijeka in 1924 by the Treaty of Rome, and the port became peripherally located, with no modern railway or road links to the rest of the country, further adding to the already obvious economic decline.
