Sentence examples for periphery of all from inspiring English sources

These results suggest that indels tend to accumulate near the periphery of all three genic components.

Macrophages, identified by F4/80 immunostaining, were localised predominantly at the periphery of all tumours, and there was no effect of o-OPN on their numbers (data not shown).

By the time a small number of capsids were in the cytoplasm, gE was already located at the cell periphery of all three cell lines (Supplementary Figure S6, 7 h), suggesting that the envelope protein was transported through the secretory pathway to the PM prior to the process of capsid envelopment.

But even so, even if they have the good fortune to be, existentially, at the periphery of all this ugliness, it permeates their world quite vividly.

("Look, they're cooking chicken. Amazing! Get that shot! Oh, look, he is smoking a cigarette. Get it now!") At the periphery of all this stood Mary Boone, the New York gallery owner and icon of the 1980s art boom.

I always felt like Thomas, I always felt like I was on the periphery of all that stuff, and this desire of a wannabe, well, I am an actor, I spent the last 25 years pretending to be somebody else.

The peripheries of all Ukrainian cities look neglected but even by Ukrainian standards the margins of this city of a million people look as if they might begin collapsing at any time.

Without them Sky Sports – and therefore the periphery of almost all significant TV football – is not so much sub-standard as strangely meandering and limp.

I can sense — at the periphery, the limit of all my senses — the dimensions of the creature.

That will hamper attempts to loosen the credit squeeze in the periphery.Most of all, investors will take note of the noxious politics of euro-zone bail-outs.

Photographs of each HPF were then systematically taken: (i) in the centre, (ii) half way to the periphery and (iii) in the periphery of the tumour, all along the selected line.