Sentence examples for relatively proximate to from inspiring English sources

We found somewhat weaker correlations across the three pollutants than have been shown in prior European studies [ 1], potentially because of our focus within urban neighborhoods relatively proximate to one another, while most prior intra-urban studies have actually examined metropolitan regions.

However, a number of researchers have argued the current emphasis on determining the individually based risk factors that are relatively proximate causes of disease (e.g., diet and exercise) tells only part of the story [16 19].

(The focus here is on relatively proximate outcomes, eg, unexpected complications or achieving anticipated functional levels within 6 months. Long-term outcomes, such as graft patency or device longevity, probably reflect more the choice of intervention than the skill of the CDT).

In contrast, recent analyses for Barro Colorado Island, another Panamanian moist lowland forest proximate to San Lorenzo with substantial species overlap, show relatively weak effects of soil P levels on community niche structure [3].

In China, for example, the management of waste from a relatively new electronics industry, including materials recycling, has resulted in significant exposures of workers and their families, and dwellers proximate to industrial sites to a variety of hazardous chemicals ranging from metals to flame retardants.

And she was proximate to a mailroom.

Latvia has a highly literate people and is proximate to the world's richest Scandinavia countries.

"It seems to me it is so rhetorically proximate to justifications for more war," he said.

"I just think our office needs to be proximate to the greatest number of people," he said.

Is it a function of a morbid desire to be proximate to tragedy that makes me recount this?

Though not great herself, she was so proximate to greatness that it was hard to distinguish pilot fish from shark.