Sentence examples for regions proximate from inspiring English sources

In additions to providing new experimental data, this study validates the utility of molecular simulations as a predictive tool for this mixture in this experimentally challenging region of phase space, though more work is required to accurately calculate fluid properties in regions proximate the mixture critical point.

They are widely distributed throughout the SH, undertake long-distance migrations between feeding areas and breeding grounds, and yet typically show preference for specific coastal regions proximate to continental shelf areas or oceanic islands [18].

To identify the sample, we first selected eight departments located in three geographical regions proximate to Bogotá: Cundinamarca, Boyacá, and Santander (oriental region); Antioquia, Risaralda, and Caldas (coffee zone region); and Huila and Tolima (central region).

For this PCR we used the same primer pair as was used for pycen5, because there were no available sequences from the regions proximate to the PCENs of P. berghei based on the RMP gene-synteny map (see the Supplemental Experimental Procedures available online).

Recent evidence from Highland cattle (Bos taurus) and 'fancy' rats (Rattus norvegicus), have linked mutations in a conserved genomic region proximate to Hmx1 to abnormal pinna development [ 9, 10].

The definition was validated for cohort members in the 15 county region geographically proximate to the investigators.

In the proximate regions, there are several other zebrafish genes (tns1, tmem169) whose orthologs are located on human chromosome 2 (Fig. 2A).

Although this test is usually used to test for independence of inheritance of supposedly physically unlinked genetic markers, we used it to test the degree of correlation between proximate regions within the rDNA ITS locus (<300 base pairs apart).

Given the numerous possible countries of origin, this study grouped people from geographically proximate regions together.

Comparative study within Latin America (Sana & Massey, 2005) highlights the need for caution in drawing conclusions without considering cultural diversity within geographically proximate regions.

Geographically distant populations that show low levels of genetic divergence (some of which are more divergent from more proximate regions) suggest that past long-distance dispersal events occurred between these populations.