But the effect in question may be either proximate (prochain) or remote (éloigné).
Although low temperature is the most conspicuous feature of arctic climate, shifts in effective moisture may be the proximate cause for many of the impacts that climate change has in arctic regions.
Hence, variation in AOC may be the proximate reflection of maternal (and paternal) physiology and experience of environmental conditions, which have downstream consequences on offspring physiology.
Whilst such hormonal changes may be the proximate cause of false oestrus events here, at least three different abnormal hormonal mechanisms must be invoked to explain the occurrence in senescent females, pregnant females, and females in lactational anoestrus.
Under these circumstances, heightened androgen and glucocorticoid production in each male during the time when infants are born may be a proximate mechanism underlying an increase in individual male fighting ability and thus reduce the risk of infanticide.
Loss of these critical belowground mutualisms may be the proximate cause of plant mortality that is instead attributed to second-order effects (e.g. drought or herbivory) that are easier to observe (sensu McDowell 2011).
However, disturbances of specific neurotransmitter systems, particularly dopamine (Di Forti et al. 2007), glutamate (Javitt 2004), and gamma-aminobutyric acid (GABA) (Vacher et al. 2006) may be the proximate cause of symptoms and neurocognitive deficits.
However, this codon was noted to be proximate to an ABS and may play a potential associative role in peptide recognition.
Alterations in miRNA expression may be an important proximate cause, if not underlying cause, of the differentiation of BCCs into different histologic subtypes.
Operation Giving Back [ 22] with its publication, the Bulletin of the American College of Surgeons (ACS), may be the most proximate example in the US to a burgeoning STMM guild, even though we found no evidence of any recurring congress or membership specifically related to the initiative.
