Sentence examples for another surrogate for from inspiring English sources

Adherence to use is another surrogate for effect, since patients tend in general to abandon ineffective therapies.

Was this a choice similar to the one in Blake Edwards's Breakfast at Tiffany's adaptation, in which the writer character (another surrogate for Capote in the book) becomes a hetero love interest for Holly Golightly in the movie?

The geographical origins of the air masses that pass Gothenburg were applied as another surrogate for the LRT fraction of air pollution and its composition.

Although the chronological time to start of treatment was shorter in RENAL compared to ATN (2.1 versus 6.7 days), the BUN concentration at the start of therapy (another surrogate for timing) was nearly identical.

The results of the proposed algorithm are compared with the results obtained using Kriging interpolator based another surrogate approach, for testing, validation and scope of improvement.

The occurrence of early-onset breast cancer is another surrogate measure for possible genetic and other factors.

A dose-response relationship between vasoactive medication dose and mean arterial pressure (MAP) was used as another surrogate measure for the degree of hemodynamic impairment.

The current study was performed to investigate the prognostic influence of monocytes (another surrogate marker for tumor microenvironment) on survival in ENKL, and provide some information on host immunity at diagnosis for better risk stratification in patients with ENKL.

Global DNA methylation was assessed by quantitative pyrosequencing of LINE-1 or Alu elements (Alu is another surrogate marker for global DNA methylation) in three studies [ 29, 30, 68] and by methylation specific real-time PCR in one study [ 69].

In this study, we have evaluated the prevalence of a sexually transmitted viral infection, a risk factor for hepatocellular carcinoma in a population exposed to no condom sexual intercourse in a postconflict region with high rates of HIV infection, another surrogate marker for sexually transmitted infections.

Based on our findings, however, it remains unclear, whether nasal MRSA colonization could serve "per se" as a novel predictor of outcome or if nasal MRSA colonization is only another surrogate marker for increased comorbidity, as a distinct combination of comorbidities mapped in an age-adjusted CCI results both in a positive MRSA carriage status and a worse outcome.