Sentence examples for geographic proximate from inspiring English sources

Similarly, geographic proximate interaction is more likely to successfully contribute to R&D projects with short time to market.

This conclusion is also consistent with the presence of several well-supported subclades that are comprised of specimens from a single geographic locality, or multiple geographically proximate localities (Fig.  4).

Similar to the clustering in the Pacific Northwest, in California, a main cluster was observed that showed some geographic substructure (i.e. geographically proximate populations tend to cluster more closely with each other).

Genetic differentiation at neutral genetic markers is common in salmonids, including at small geographic scales (e.g., within large river systems, between geographically proximate lakes) (Taylor 1991; Garcia de Leaniz et al. 2007).

In contrast to the above examples of more distantly related, but geographically proximate populations, other populations within the E. neotenes complex that have shared or similar haplotypes occur across a relatively wide geographic range despite potential barriers to gene flow.

The fact that 40% of the population felt their level of access to healthcare was fair or poor, despite the geographic proximity to extensive health and social services that the City of Hamilton provides, substantiates the idea that just because the services are geographically proximate does not mean that they are accessible to First Nations people.

A movement needs geographic proximity.

A major shortcoming of this earlier literature is that it largely ignores that the data are geographically referenced; that is, information is collected by geographical area, which are often arbitrary units of analysis that are not independent from proximate geographic areas.

Empirical results typically reveal significant correlations only across markets that are located in proximate geographic areas, with no substantive links between markets across wider zones.

Individual accessions from different populations could not be distinguished clearly by the sequences of their α-amylase inhibitor genes; whereas, using the SNP-specific primers, all wild emmer wheat populations were distinguishable, even within closely related populations originating in proximate geographic locations (Table 3).

We show that relatedness among individuals was negatively correlated with geographic distance, indicating that spatially proximate individuals are also genetically close.