Sentence examples for as a suitable proxy from inspiring English sources

We therefore do not see the LFS as a suitable proxy for the demand side.

In the case of the SM field, Maus and Weidelt (2004) proposed the Est index (external part of Dst) as a suitable proxy for describing the temporal changes of the ring current effect.

We believe that non-suicidal adverse events serve as a suitable proxy for denominator data, and they are included as predictors in the model.

Despite meticulous effort, they were unable to support the current widely used human endotoxemia model as a suitable proxy for study of the septic microvascular permeability responses.

To test this premise for the human interaction network, we explored the relationship between protein essentiality, degree and betweenness centrality, using mouse genome knockout data as a suitable proxy for essentiality [ 17].

In addition to changes in NPP and NDVI, rain use efficiency defined as land production per unit rainfall can serve as a suitable proxy for land degradation in regions in which rainfall is the most limiting factor on NPP, such as drylands (Illius and O'connor 1999; Le Houerou 1984).

A statistical analysis was performed on the data using Principal Component Analysis, confirming that embodied carbon, a popular metric for evaluating environmental impacts in building LCAs, is a suitable proxy for other relevant environmental impact metrics when assessing the impact of repairing earthquake damage of buildings.

As q = a+d', area is a suitable proxy for forest carbon only if carbon density remains constant (d' = 0).

The polar amino acid glutamine is well tolerated at both the X and Y positions of the triple-helix, but does not confer the same stability as proline or hydroxyproline, making it a suitable proxy for the low stability of H6 while maintaining the hydrophobicity of H4.

This is relatively straightforward if there exists a suitable proxy for infection levels in the community, such as influenza-like illness rates from surveillance data, to which the infectious challenge can be assumed proportional.

These results show that changes in accessibility are a suitable proxy for chromatin changes.