peripheral

Examples of peripherally

peripherally
Filled diamonds represent cells that were peripherally modulated, and open circles represent cells that were not influenced by peripheral stimulation.
The blue staining cytoplasm may appear more or less vacuolated or condensed peripherally.
Infectious complications among patients receiving home intravenous therapy, with peripheral, central, or peripherally placed central venous catheters.
Transillumination is confined to a barely detectable "salt and pepper" like pattern centrally but can be more pronounced peripherally.
The ordinate is the percent of cells within each group that were peripherally suppressed.
However, when a cue appears peripherally, typically in the location where a target will be detected, little or no interpretation is required.
Then is non-trivial, compactly covered and does not peripherally contain any punctures.
After a few hours they began to flatten at their bases and spread peripherally.
In this case, the uncoupling mechanism must predominate over any changes in synaptic efficacy to attenuate responses to peripherally placed stimuli.
They catered to the philosophical language only peripherally, perhaps to attain a measure of legitimacy as a part of medical knowledge.
The oocyte surface has endocytic vesicles that incorporate this material, forming cortical vesicles that are peripherally arranged.
No surprise, then, that among recent publications there are several which take the great reform act as their subject, either centrally or more peripherally.
The remaining three cells (16%) showed responses during iontophoresis that fell between the control response and peripherally suppressed response.
The sympathectomy that accompanies spinal anaesthesia results in venodilatation which causes pooling of blood peripherally and reduces venous return and preload.
The music curriculum then becomes a means of preparing the pupil to engage, at least peripherally, in a range of musical communities of practice.
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