The phrase "as the nearest source" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the closest point of reference or origin for information or resources.
Example: "In this study, we will consider the data collected as the nearest source of information for our analysis."
Alternatives: "as the closest reference" or "as the most immediate source".
For locations such as Sydney Harbour, some distance from the nearest source zones and less likely to experience extreme inundation, high current speeds and depth variation may be the dominant impact of a tsunami.
Thus a policy of urbanization existed in which the legions, as the nearest convenient source of architects and craftsmen, played an organizing role.
In Cross River, less-poor women (having enough food in the last week), those who did not experience physical intimate partner violence during the year preceding survey, and those who named a government health facility as their nearest source of ANC (rather than a non-government facility) were more likely to have four government ANC visits.
Additional factors for Cross River included: being married or co-habiting, not experiencing intimate partner violence during last year or last pregnancy, naming a government health facility as their nearest source of antenatal care, and coming from a less poor household (having enough food during last week).
Therefore, in an underdetermined situation, a determined BSS will divide the sources into two groups, which leads to an unpredictable suppression/separation of the sources, e.g., it may treat the target source and the nearest interfering source together as one source/one group and produce a compromise suppression.
The findings reveal that as the distance to the nearest seed source increases, the probability that a farmer would increase the intensity of adoption of IRVs also increases.
As expected, juvenile Swietenia densities declined with distance from the nearest potential source tree (defined as ≥20 cm dbh) following a sigmoidal function (Fig. 3), but were not significantly associated with either percent canopy openness or PPFD (linear regression, P = 0.48 and quadratic regression P = 0.19, respectively, n = 37 plots).
A binomial generalized linear model (GLM), incorporating spatial autocorrelation, was used to model the presence/absence of R. ponticum seedlings (<7-year-old plantsubstratesubstypee type and depth, canopy type and percent cover, altitude, slope, aspect and the distance to the nearest seed source as covariates.
The remainder of this paper is organized as follows: Section 2 describes the near-field source localization model.
These events include each of the three events listed in the JMA catalog as occurring near the source region of the mainshock.
