Sentence examples for be more proximate from inspiring English sources
If P∞(i) > P∞(j), node i is thought to be more proximate to source nodes than node j does.
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.
There were more proximate troubles at home: the 2008 financial crisis, for instance, which directly imperiled more Americans than all the far-flung, never-ending war.
Although geology is one of the factors to be accounted, as Klein and Manda observe, regulatory and economic circumstances are more proximate drivers of pad-site selection.
It is not the closest rocky planet to our solar system — there are two others that are more proximate — but of the nearby rocky planets, it is closest to the Earth in size.
Democrats seek to maintain the current balance of the Supreme Court not because the court's composition has reached "some ideal and inviolate" equilibrium, as Mr. Manning asserts, but because today's court is more proximate to the pulse of the American electorate than it would be if Judge Alito were confirmed.
This is also consistent with the fact that our algorithm performs better when the training data is more proximate in time to the test data.
"The opportunity to deploy powered, full-body industrial exoskeletons that reduce injury and dramatically enhance human strength, endurance and precision is more proximate than most people realize," said Ben Wolff, chairman and CEO of Sarcos Robotics.
It is observed that when there is no stock available with w i d−2 the orders are fulfilled by supplier w i d−0, which is more proximate to w i d−2.
If the probability of gene i is less than that of gene j, gene i is more proximate to seed genes than gene j.
