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Moreover, according to Oliner (1993), hedonic equations should include the age as an explicit argument, because if omitted characteristics are correlated with model age, this would be an adequate proxy for them.

Therefore, while we must interpret our results carefully, it seems that RMR may be an adequate proxy for maximum metabolic demand.

Trouser/skirt size has been shown to be an adequate proxy measure for waist circumference when predicting cancer risk in the NLCS, and details of how clothing size corresponds to waist measurements in men and women in this Dutch population has been published [47].

p,p′-DDE may not be an adequate proxy for exposure to DDT.

In instances where it is not feasible to measure actual behaviours, intention can be an adequate proxy.

For this reason parents may well be a suitable advocate when reporting on themes such as; reduced function, being safe and careful, and pain, they may not be an adequate proxy overall.

This paper analyses whether self-reported valuation of goods is an adequate proxy for underlying tastes.

Employment was based on work for payment in the previous seven days, which may not have been an adequate proxy for employment status.

While it has been proposed that individual famine data may be more accurate than area-exposure data [44], other studies in the Netherlands have used place of residence during the Hunger Winter as a measure of energy restriction [45], [46] and their results indicate that it is an adequate proxy.

Here we assumed that exposure at baseline was an adequate proxy of long-term exposures.

Although use of vegetables is an adequate proxy for a healthy diet [ 22], it encompasses only a part of healthy nutrition.