Sentence examples for an important proxy from inspiring English sources

Experience, rather than a degree, has become an important proxy for skill, they note, and internships give you that experience.

The chlorophyll concentration of a water body is an important proxy for representing the phytoplankton biomass.

Fossil soils and pedosediments displayed in Quaternary fossil-bearing formations are an important proxy to describe the evolution of climates and environments.

The oxygen isotope composition of speleothems is an important proxy of continental paleoenvironments, because of its sensitivity to variations in cave temperature and drip water δ18O.

This explains why they are an important proxy for water quality and ecosystem health (e.g., Quinn et al. 1997; Weigel et al. 2002; Chen et al. 2009; Mundahl and Hunt 2011).

Since the total number of individuals per site is an important proxy for ecosystem productivity (Karr 1981; Oberdorff et al. 2002), it can be of great relevance not to lose this information in environmental impact assessments (Mueller et al. 2011).

30 We did not have data on time to treatment as previously reported 31 but distance from home to hospital of admission is a potentially important proxy for time to treatment.

Dung fungal spores have been highlighted as an important potential proxy to reconstruct large herbivore densities across past landscapes.

Therefore, the travertines can be considered semiquantitative indicators of the paleohydrological evolution of karstic massifs and used as an important terrestrial proxy climate record.

Mr. Madigan could also revel in several other important proxy victories: Joseph Berrios, the chairman of the party organization in Cook County, was elected county assessor over Forrest Claypool, who mounted an independent bid.

One important proxy data is the CPD (Bansal et al. [2011]).