This was selected because surveys were conducted at the beginning of the calendar year and variability in annual mean NO2 is negligible in proximate years (correlation coefficients between the years of the study period were all greater than 0.99).
Finally, missing observations were imputed based on proximate years using a custom multiple-imputation algorithm [ 14].
This is what Princeton's Black Justice League was trying to get across a couple years back, the proximate cause of Princeton's recollection and reprocessing of the legacy of Woodrow Wilson 1879, and hopefully in addition many deeper historical forces on campus.
Yet, 238 years later, the proximate consequence of the bigotry toward Obama is that Muslim students, and their families, are being treated as second-class citizens in a manner that is antithetical to everything America stands for.
That invasion marked the beginning a 14-year occupation (another one of the proximate causes of the war between China and Vietnam).
The proximate cause of the rioting in Ferguson, Mo., is the killing of 18-year-old Michael Brown, who was stopped, a witness has said, by a white policeman for walking in the street rather than on the sidewalk.
He asked Johnson for a divorce on Christmas Eve in 1992, and the proximate cause was his reconnection with a woman he'd tried to propose to some fifty-five years before.
The proximate Yunodake Fault, a normal dip-slip fault northeast of the Shionohira Fault that had been dormant for 120,000 130,000 years, also ruptured during the quake.
Complacency among Americans was the proximate cause.
That's the proximate strategic goal".
Ecology: The proximate cause of frog declines?
