Sentence examples for proximate school from inspiring English sources

#The same schools were used for both the 1998 and 2006 surveys except for one school which was closed after 1998 and replaced with a proximate school in the 2006 survey.

To promote AST, these findings reinforce the fundamental importance of ensuring school catchment areas are proximate to schools [ 43, 44].

In relation to these, there is increasing urban expansion and establishment of market places and school centers were also reported proximate cause of ecosystem degradation as it was reported to increase demands of wood products at urban areas and facilitates easy transaction process.

I flashed back to my first year of law school and the concept of proximate cause when I read Adam McKay's great Huffington Post article yesterday.

Evaluation of asthma outcomes and environmental exposures among school children and rural residents living proximate to AFOs remains an important research priority.

The proximate cause of concern was the election, held Wednesday, for the top student position, called school president.

In the nursing profession, strategic alliances are typically created between an academic partner or nursing school and a practice partner, usually an inpatient healthcare facility, that are geographically proximate to each other.

Crump et al. (2000) conducted a study in three proximate cities in northern Chile that had different concentrations of perchlorate in tap water, involving 162 school-age children and 9,784 newborns.

Complacency among Americans was the proximate cause.

The most concrete, proximate, useful result?

And she was proximate to a mailroom.