In placing the term "tenderhearted" in close proximity to the term "disassociated," the Quran creates a semantic connection between the two.
Mitochondria that are clustered in proximity to the sarcolemma are termed subsarcolemmal (SS) mitochondria, and those embedded among the myofibrils are called intermyofibrillar (IMF) mitochondria.
Next to cytoskeletal regulating factors, anterior mRNAs that localize in proximity to the meiotic oocyte nucleus were enriched for terms assigning a cell cycle regulating function.
Anterior and posterior gene sets differed: anterior genes were enriched for microtubule terms and, being localized in proximity to the meiotic oocyte nucleus, are additionally associated with chromosome and cell cycle regulation terms.
A large argyophilic nuclear body, often located in close proximity to the nucleolus was termed by Cajal the "accessory body".
Additionally, EAC and UPSC tpDMRs were enriched in proximity to genes with different gene ontology terms (Additional file 2: Figure S3A).
In total this lead to extreme storage levels, which are especially critical in terms of seepage in spatial proximity to the barrage (see "Initial operational phase").
This is a facility in one of the safest areas of the county in terms of proximity to the fire, completely enclosed and climate controlled and large enough to house thousands of people...out of the "unhealthy for all" air.
Going one better, in terms of proximity to the water if not views, is Spero's, a cafe in a wooden boathouse right on the sand at lovely Porthmellon beach.
"Now we are experiencing strong demand for two-bedroom properties at La Cantarella, a similar location in terms of proximity to the village center, for 513,000 pounds (about $1 million) and newly built or refurbished chalets from 1.85 million pounds to 3.91 million pounds (about $3.7 to $7.7 million)." The Beckwiths say Villars has lived up to their expectations.
