Sentence examples for periphery in both from inspiring English sources

Fundus examination revealed widespread and scattered areas of depigmentation, and both fine and course clumping of the pigment epithelium located throughout the posterior pole and the periphery in both eyes without active disease were noted by 4 weeks.

Funduscopic examination showed areas of retinal whitening in the macula and periphery in both eyes with more confluent areas of necrosis in the left eye associated with retinal hemorrhage (Fig. 1a, b).

The mechanisms of this molecular based cell death at ultra cold temperatures (<−25 °C) have been shown to differ from the cell death in the periphery in both its time of onset (1 3 h post thaw vs. 6 24 h) and its induction pathway (extrinsic vs. intrinsic).

Human Lamin A exhibited strict localization to the nuclear periphery in both polytene and diploid cells of transgenic third instar larvae.

Meanwhile, Arp3 was localized to the cell periphery in both the control and NESH/Abi-3-expressing NIH3T3 cells (third and bottom row).

This is in contrast to the similar expressions of Tbx21 and IFN-γ in the periphery in both rapidly and slowly progressing patients.

Indeed, aberrant or excessive pathways of costimulation may permit the T cell to respond to low-affinity self peptides in the periphery, in spite of both inherited and acquired defects in TCR signaling.

Both proteins targeted puncta in the cell periphery in wild-type strains; identical patterns were seen in strains lacking the endogenous proteins (data not shown).

Successful discrimination of imagined sounds was observed in both foveal and peripheral areas of early visual cortex (but not far periphery), in V1 and auditory cortex.

Mullen is especially intriguing: Why has he lived on a periphery in recent years?

Those left on the periphery, in less favorable habitats, are thought to have less chance to survive.