There is so much culture, so easily available and proximate - history, art, music, architecture, religion - even horses, if you like the Lipizzaners, at the Spanischer Reitschule - that the effect can be daunting and a kind of culture panic ensues.
The CIA said Mitchell and Jessen had the "closest proximate expertise available to the CIA at the time the program was authorized".
But it defended Mitchell and Jessen, saying they had the "closest proximate expertise available to the CIA at the time the program was authorized".
For this PCR we used the same primer pair as was used for pycen5, because there were no available sequences from the regions proximate to the PCENs of P. berghei based on the RMP gene-synteny map (see the Supplemental Experimental Procedures available online).
If aggregated perceived stress perception levels at the department or company level were available, such aggregated value would be more proximate to the unobservable psychosocial adversity of specific work-settings.
It's available now, which is cause for rejoicing, but the proximate cause of saying so is lamentable: Dixon died on Wednesday, at the age of eighty-four.
Each sample was analysed for proximate analysis and amylose content to determine available carbohydrate, and GI values were obtained by the University of Sydney (Williams et al. 2005).
Table 1 contains the proximate analysis of the compounds that were available for pure mussel meal and the basal feed (crude protein, ash, and crude lipid).
The available documentation did not permit us to reliably determine the likely proximate etiologies of ICP fluctuation in our study.
Both the ultimate and proximate causes of this variation are poorly understood but available data indicate that parasites employ remarkably sophisticated strategies for maximizing their transmission success (e.g. Paul et al. 2000; Koella et al. 2002; Reece et al. 2008).
The proximate cause of death was a change in child benefit from being available to all to a means-tested entitlement.
