Sentence examples for be an accurate proxy from inspiring English sources
The alpha-defensin test for PJI has been demonstrated to be an accurate proxy for the MSIS definition of PJI [ 2, 5– 7].
Elevated cardiac pressure only increases the force of contraction and stroke volume if the experimental conditions permit the filling pressure to be an accurate proxy for end-diastolic volume.
However, there is a strong correlation between telomere lengths from tissues of a single individual (Butler et al., 1998) suggesting that telomere lengths measured in whole blood may be an accurate proxy for telomere length at the ovary.
On this behalf, the option was assumed that post-epidemic IgG titre measured at the plateau phase might be an accurate proxy for the exposure level within successive immune boosts following repeated Ae. albopictus infective bites throughout the epidemic.
However, it is possible that the time elapsed may not in fact be an accurate proxy for use of resources, for example, if some overheads are not time-dependent, or do not depend on the number of patients present.
Therefore, the authors trust that the information stated by patients concerning consumption of medicines is in line with pharmacy dispensing records [ 15] and the same stands true for self-report behaviour that is known to be an accurate proxy for observed behaviour [ 27].
(Previous work has shown that this is an accurate proxy for strength).
However, the degree to which external 3D facial shape is an accurate proxy of skeletal morphology has not been previously quantified.
The state of our police system, in other words, for good or for ill, is an accurate proxy measure of the state of our democracy.
Life expectancy at birth is an accurate proxy measure of the overall health of the population and therefore could also be an accurate predictor of maternal mortality.
However, we believe that it is an accurate proxy of cognitive function because in clinical settings it has shown good concurrent validity with established tests [ 26, 31, 32].
