Sentence examples for reduce peripheral from inspiring English sources
Not only has Baffert replaced Victor Espinoza with Jerry Bailey on Congaree, but the trainer has also removed the blinkers -- equipment designed to reduce peripheral vision and increase focus -- that Congaree used for each of his five starts.
Golding's suggestions to those affected include to "rest often", avoid situations which reduce peripheral visual clues which give the correct information the person is static (in other words, don't hold your iPad to your nose), or "just not use the device".
To reduce peripheral transgene expression, we explored the safety and efficacy of AAV9/hMECP2 injected into the cisterna magna (ICM).
BoNT may cleave the SNARE complex, block fusion of the vescicles (blue circles) containing TRP channels (white dots) and reduce peripheral nociceptor sensitization.
Triptans might, however, bind to presynaptic 5-HT1B/1D receptons on trigeminal sensory fibers or trigeminal ganglion cells and inhibit nerve activity and hence reduce peripheral CGRP release [49].
TZDs are insulin sensitising drugs that reduce peripheral insulin resistance and blood glucose levels [28].
The blood pressure lowering effect might thus also be the result of reduced cardiac output and not the consequence of a reduced peripheral resistance.
Goggles slightly reduced peripheral vision and increased response times.
Diuretics are a common medication; these agents lower blood pressure primarily by reducing body fluids and thereby reducing peripheral resistance to blood flow.
Some even think the answer could be voice-activated wearables like Google Glass that allow you to shout commands instead of typing – except that last week researchers at the University of California suggested wearing Google Glass while driving might be a bad idea if it reduces peripheral vision.
This malfunction, which can be caused by severe allergic reaction such as anaphylaxis or by drug overdose, results in severely reduced peripheral vascular tone, in vasodilation, and in pooling of the blood.
