Sentence examples for better proximate from inspiring English sources

Amaranthus cruentus treated with compost had better proximate compositions possibly due to the availability of sufficient nutrients in the applied compost which were translocated into appropriate sources where they were partitioned into respective sinks.

We offer guidelines for designing tests and stress the need for interdisciplinary dialogue to better explore neophobia's proximate causes and ecological consequences.

The hominin postcranial fossil record reveals many side-steps: there appears to be no simple march toward our human bodies, but a pattern better explained as adaptations to proximate conditions and constrained by ontogeny and history.

The implicit assumption in these specifications is that geographically proximate areas provide better controls.

To better comprehend the relationship between proximate health and suicide, we accessed national vital statistics data to describe and evaluate comorbidity in white, black, and Hispanic suicides.

The case for decentralising public services rests on the expectation that governments that are closer to communities (such as local/district governments) will also be more responsive to communities; these communities will in turn be able to better articulate their needs to proximate local government officials and hold them to account.

Several nominees bit the dust because they are proximate to someplace immeasurably better.

China, India and Russia are all Asian powers, geographically proximate to Afghanistan and better able, therefore, to garner practical advantages from any stability our armed forces would make possible.

Additional population-specific AISNPs and a relatively more comprehensive database with sufficient reference population data remain necessary to get better-scale resolution within a geographically proximate populations in East Asia.

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.

It's how better distribution, production, marketing, and pricing — all just proximate causes of advantage — ultimately happen.