Sentence examples for a more appropriate proxy from inspiring English sources

It has been suggested that CIN 3+ is a more appropriate proxy for the risk of future cervical cancer than CIN2+ since the regression rate is higher for CIN2 than for CIN 3 (Schiffman and Kjaer, 2003).

The "proportion of births attended by skilled health personnel" is therefore often used as a more appropriate proxy indicator to track progress towards MDG 5. Skilled attendance at birth requires two key components: an SBA and an enabling environment that includes drugs and equipment, a functional referral system and enabling policies (2– 4).

In term of the research significance of the our study, any dental care use, a standard measure of access to dental care services, may be a more appropriate proxy for use of diagnostic or preventive dental care services rather than routine or complex restorative dental care.

Other outcomes, such as reduction in functional decline and quality of life improvement, may be more appropriate proxies for quality improvement in this domain.

"Der Bomber" became a more appropriate moniker.

A more appropriate measure might be underemployment.

A more appropriate word is "complicit".

A MORE appropriate commemoration would be unimaginable.

Bellow might be a more appropriate surname.

Boring is a more appropriate word.

This provided for a more appropriate average.