They wonder "Why is there so much pain?" and "Why is the birthing process such a complication, so much so that many doctors deliver by Caesarean section?" The proximate answer describes that the diameter of the human fetus's head is very large (the widest part of the fetus) and the diameter of pelvic outlet of the mother is only slightly bigger.
The proximate answer is because traders are selling.
The proximate answer lies in the tactics the Bush administration used to push through tax cuts.
The proximate answer is to attract mates, but if females can't differentiate between males in a chorus, why should an individual bother?
The proximate answer was politics: Medicare for all just wasn't going to happen, given both the power of the insurance industry and the reluctance of workers who currently have good insurance through their employers to trade that insurance for something new.
"The proximate answer may have to do with fairness," she says.
The question then arises as to how it is doing this mechanistically, and the proximate answer is that it (and other anti-inflammatory agents, e.g. [ 1808, 2215, 2216]) seem to act via many of the same signalling pathways as do inflammatory agents [ 943, 2150, 2217- 2226].
Until then, only proximate answers will exist to the question of where dogs came from.
Having found that the failure to warn was not a proximate cause of Graves' injury, the jury did not answer question four.
AMA filed an answer to the complaint, denying the charging allegations and asserting a number of affirmative defenses, including a claim that Glen's own negligence was a proximate cause of his injuries.
You will be more likely to act upon a proximate person's recommendation.
