Sentence examples for periphery notes from inspiring English sources

Rosana Pinheiro Machado, an anthropologist at Oxford University who studies consumer behaviour among the youth in São Paulo's periphery, notes that favelas have thriving second-hand clothes markets.

Tozeur (Tawzar) and Nefta (Nafṭah), the main oases towns on the lake's periphery, are noted for their date palm production.

An overall reduced perfusion especially involving the lung periphery is noted.

Simon Ward of Henderson Global Investors, who highlighted this in a new post, notes that the core-periphery distinction is becoming less relevant.

It is likely that such a model could be adjusted to account for a shift in direction from fovea to the periphery; however, we note that optically blurring the stimulus does not create a dramatic change in the perceived direction of the ball.

Reflecting abnormalities in B-cell maturation, a number of alterations in pre-immune B-cell populations in the periphery have been noted in patients with SLE.

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The rim of air between the ball and the periphery of the cavity noted in these cases is termed the "air-crescent sign" [ 34].

Finally, as noted above, the periphery is the source of new core members.

Less than 2 years after diagnosis the patient presented with an increasing white blood cell count to 26 x 10 9)/L, and numerous blasts were noted in the periphery.

A chondral metaplasia at the periphery of annulus fibrosus was noted mainly at the concave side.