Sentence examples for a proxy for capturing from inspiring English sources
This variable was a proxy for capturing the effect of generous NHI coverage on PMV care on the trend in expanding MV care use to prolong a PMV patient's life over time after the new care policy.
Cash flow sensitivity to investment is used as the proxy for capturing the extent of financial constraints by numerous studies, including the seminal contribution by Fazzari et al. (1988).
With MagPI, an increase in adhesion (a proxy for particle capture potential and interface stability) was determined from day 1 and this increased with time in all microbial assemblages.
It teased out the underlying growth of labour, capital and "total factor productivity" (TFP), a proxy for technology that captures the efficiency with which capital and labour are used.
But at the very moment that the two men were speaking, the success of US-YPG co-operation was underlined by a little-reported victory in north-east Syria, where the Syrian Democratic Forces, a proxy for the YPG, captured the important Isis stronghold of Shadadeh with the help of US air strikes.
It will also complement the dispersed literature on the use of a proxy for financial constraints, besides capturing the effects of pledging assets on alleviating the problem of financial constraints.
Census tracts, used as a proxy for neighborhoods, may not capture neighborhood boundaries in ways that are most meaningful for residents or for health.
Farm size can be expected to be positively associated with greater technology adoption, as this is a proxy for higher resource endowments not captured by livestock or value of farm equipment.
Smoking might be a proxy for comorbidity that is not captured in the index.
We used care seeking as a proxy for severity in order to capture severe obstetric complications.
Soap may also act as a proxy for other factors not adequately captured in the analysis such as acute poverty or lack of access to clean water and adequate sanitation, and further investigation is required.
