The phrase "a range of proximal" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be used in contexts discussing proximity or closeness, but it requires additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The study examined a range of proximal factors that influence behavior."
Alternatives: "a variety of nearby" or "a spectrum of close".
A range of proximal determinants of individuals' quality of life have been selected to represent possible pathways via more recent circumstances, including health, social status, economic circumstances, neighbourhood characteristics and social relationships.
Consistent with literatures on accident causation [ 25, 102], a range of proximal factors (e.g. workloads) were found to shape the medical and nursing care provided to patients, and these were in turn influenced by distal (e.g. institutional) factors such as organisational leadership.
Neurocognitive impairments may therefore represent a common or distal risk factor whose influence on violence is mediated by a range of more proximal risk factors.
In fact, in 2009, Gradl et al. [ 13] examined a set of 152 patients with a diverse range of proximal humeral fractures and found no difference between locking plate osteosynthesis and Targon PH nailing (weighted Constant scores of 77 and 81%% along with complications rates of 28 and 22 %, respectively).
The device was tested in an in-vitro radius model with a servo-hydraulic testing frame to assess the devices accuracy in measuring a wide range of proximal radius loading vector magnitudes and directions.
We will employ a battery of neuropsychological and functional assessments (see Table 3), measuring a range of parameters from proximal to very distal from program use (e.g., assessment of functional abilities and quality of life).
Like many conditions and health outcomes in public health, the aetiology of young adult suicide is complex and multidimensional, involving a range of distal, intermediate and proximal causes [ 3].
Most previous studies have focused on one or two specific areas, but this study investigated a range of sociodemographic, clinical, social and proximal factors simultaneously in the same sample.
Contemporary prosthetic designs for replacement of the proximal humerus offer a range of variable geometry aiming for restoration of the anatomy.
It crosses the lateral aspect of the proximal humerus in a range of 6.1 ± 0.7 cm below the cranial tip of the humerus [ 13].
Inflammatory processes trigger a range of mechanisms which produce acidification of these more proximal airways as a possible innate defense mechanism [ 34].
