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The similarity between the dynamics of bend generation frequency and of bend velocity suggested that the former could serve as an adequate proxy for the latter throughout the measurement period.

Yet, a study evaluating fidelity of community-based treatments for people with serious mental illness suggested that introductory training, supplemented by the use of written materials and phone-based consultation is not an adequate proxy for the assumption of quality of intervention delivery [ 42].

Assuming that the synonymous sequence divergence between paralogs is an adequate proxy for evolutionary time, the K S values between paralogs were used to generate a relative age-distribution of the focal 184 human gene duplicate pairs (Fig.  1).

Such investigation should specifically consider, first, whether the NIC provides an adequate proxy for all potential neck injuries due to whiplash and, secondly, whether the proposed threshold value of 15 m2/s2 is an appropriate level for the stated goal.

Thus, NO2- measurements in saliva [ 20, 21] are not an adequate proxy for NO formation by human host cells in the mouth.

We have assumed that residential location is an adequate proxy for environmental exposure, but migration and movement may make the locations of human exposure likely to be not exactly the same.

We feel that as the main purpose of ultrasound guidance is to aid in locating and puncturing the vein, venepuncture acted as an adequate proxy for peripheral venous access.

Employment was based on work for payment in the previous seven days, which may not have been an adequate proxy for employment status.

For example, analysis of project effects on ambient air quality was routinely included in EIA, yet the traditional approach took compliance with regulatory standards as an adequate proxy for protecting health, ignoring intraurban variation of exposure sources, cumulative effects, and sensitive populations.

In the Bulkow et al study, ETS exposure was highly prevalent in the community (in both cases and controls) and indoor visiting was frequent during the winter RSV season [ 12]; therefore, the ETS exposure variable "smoker in household" was not an adequate proxy for exposure in this population.

This paper analyses whether self-reported valuation of goods is an adequate proxy for underlying tastes.