Sentence examples for the peripheral limits from inspiring English sources

Besides this, in the nodular lesions of lepromatous leprosy, the peripheral limits of the infiltrate are infiltrative, whereas those in nodular PKDL have a fairly sharp margin [ 30].

Past distribution ranges differed between the two species, mainly at their peripheral limits.

Current strategies designed to assess cells in the peripheral blood are limited to evaluation of phenotype or delayed measurement [> 6 h] of function, usually quantifying cytokine production, cytolytic activity, or response to antigens.

The hepatic glycogen reservoir limits the peripheral glucose uptake for prolonged exercise.

The latter also severely limits the peripheral expansion of both naïve and memory T-cells.

Granulocyte colony-stimulating factor mobilized CFU-F can be found in the peripheral blood but have limited expansion potential.

To limit the peripheral exposure of bexarotene and release it only in the affected areas of the brain, we designed a prodrug strategy based on the enzyme NAD(P H/quinone oxidoreductase (NQO1) that is elevated in neurodegenerative diseases.

Object recognition in the peripheral visual field is limited by crowding: the disruptive influence of nearby clutter [ 1, 2].

This behaviour was explained by the authors as a result of the presence, at least in the initial phase, of inspiratory muscle fatigue which limited the peripheral response to the central drive signals.

Meniscus repair has generally been limited to the peripheral vascular area of the meniscus, but efforts have been made to promote the healing of tears in the avascular inner area.

Hepatocyte precursors were first generated all over the primordia surrounding the vitelline blood vessel at embryonic day 2 (E2), then became limited to the peripheral growth zones around E6. Differentiating daughter cells of the peripheral hepatocyte precursors were shown by DiI microinjection to be laid inward and were subsequently organized to form the hepatic architecture.