Sentence examples for and proximate to a from inspiring English sources

We used the Ingenix Symmetry Episode Grouper 6.5 to create episodes of care, but focus only on the services during and proximate to a hospital admission.

And she was proximate to a mailroom.

(Breitbart's light-filled, modernist house, which he bought for six hundred thousand dollars ten years ago, is audibly proximate to a freeway and adjacent to a military cemetery; "I like the neighbors," he says).

The population living proximate to a landfill that received E-waste experienced much higher exposures and higher body burdens of POPs than those at a rural control location.

However, this codon was noted to be proximate to an ABS and may play a potential associative role in peptide recognition.

Within this study, we conducted passive sampling of NO2 in neighborhoods surrounding T.F. Green Airport in Warwick, Rhode Island, using saturation sampling across multiple seasons with the aim of capturing signals from both local traffic and airport activities in a community proximate to an airport.

Technologically facilitated and environmentally positioned, scuba diving brings together the distal and the proximate to produce a particular experience of space and a particular mobilisation of emotion.

In China, for example, the management of waste from a relatively new electronics industry, including materials recycling, has resulted in significant exposures of workers and their families, and dwellers proximate to industrial sites to a variety of hazardous chemicals ranging from metals to flame retardants.

We put together a plan for a sportstown proximate to Anaheim Stadium, a Disneyland of sports-themed rides using virtual reality.

Latvia has a highly literate people and is proximate to the world's richest Scandinavia countries.

Evaluation of asthma outcomes and environmental exposures among school children and rural residents living proximate to AFOs remains an important research priority.