Sentence examples for be a consistent proxy from inspiring English sources
Similar measures have been developed in India and other settings and have been shown to be a consistent proxy for household income and expenditure (47).
As perceived health is a consistent proxy of happiness and well-being [ 48, 49], participants were asked to rate their health (i.e., "How, in general, would you rate your health at this moment?") on a Likert scale from 0 (very poor health) to 10 (very good health).
The evolutionary psychologist Robin Dunbar has found that, among other primates, the frequency of grooming is a consistent proxy for group size and coherence.
Latitudinal distances between killifish residence sites (Table 1) were used to provide a consistent proxy to assess regional influences but were not intended to convey 'as-the-fish-swims' distances.
"He's a consistent player.
These results suggest that muscle tissue is the most consistent proxy for carbon isotope fractionation when compared to the findings of many previous studies on fish (Hesslein et al. 1993; Pinnegar and Polunin 1999).
Might LA be a proxy for America?
It may be that vitamin/mineral supplement use is a proxy for a consistent, organized household or healthy behaviors resulting from overall adaptive family functioning [ 53].
This may be an obvious proxy sale.
