Sentence examples for at proximate from inspiring English sources

Pairing of fungal strains should be considered based on their similarity of pigment production at proximate MC values.

The CAC(His), not CAT(His), codon was preferred in DENV1 and DENV3 while DENV2 and DENV4 use these two codons Tyr and His at proximate frequency.

Our analysis indicates that Turmoil-1 of C. elegans has captured two unrelated coding sequences within its ITRs at proximate locations.

This differential age effect is most likely explained by male factors, at least at a proximate level.

Bolzano stresses that, in assessing an action according to the principle of advancing the general welfare, one must "not only look at its proximate consequences, but also at further ones" (RW I, 237).

Students observe that red-eyed flies all possess the same variant at the proximate ("Near") marker but possess either variant at the far-away ("Far") marker.

Future gain may operate at the level of ultimate causes, without figuring at the proximate (i.e. motivational) level.

The distinction between explanations at the proximate level (pertaining to direct physiological and ontogenetic causes), and explanations at the ultimate level (pertaining to the evolutionary origins, history, and reasons for the persistence of a trait), has useful heuristic value.

How it works at a proximate level, though, is a little more challenging for students to grasp.

But at more proximate levels, three dominant contemporary models might be expected to lay claims on emotion theory: physiology, computation, and dynamical systems.

For instance, few would assert that there is still an extant rational case for belief in phlogiston — any explanatory work it did at the proximate level seems to have ceased, and deeper explanatory uses for it have never subsequently materialized.