Sentence examples for usually in the periphery from inspiring English sources

This is usually in the periphery.

Real-time measurements are usually taken in the periphery of the cyclone, where conditions are less catastrophic and its true strength cannot be evaluated.

The CIS cells are usually found in the periphery of the seminiferous tubules embedded in Sertoli cells.

This observation has been attributed to the need to increase visual processing capacities which are usually lower in the periphery than at foveal representations.

These hepatocytes were assembled in clusters, usually at the periphery of regenerating nodules.

Disruptive innovation is that which is unexpected and arrives, usually from the periphery or the bottom up, to provide services that have previously been monopolized.

Myopic eyes usually have relative hyperopic defocus in the periphery, because the eye is elongated along the optic axis.

The Golgi fields are usually located together with the rER in the periphery of the cells, where in electron microscopy the formation of collagen fibrils is often well detectable in the direct vicinity of the plasma membrane.

Spherical starch granules were usually found at the periphery of the endosperm and they gradually increased in angularity towards the centre.

The stored material shows no cytochrome c oxidase or succinate dehydrogenase activity (Fig.  11a), but there is usually a rim of increased enzyme activity in the periphery corresponding to mitochondria (Fig.  11b).

Periostin is usually localized to the periphery of stromal cells surrounding carcinoma cells.