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This type of price informativeness measurement might not be an appropriate proxy for this study as Chinese market could be noisier than the typical established markets.

Sports is characterized by an equally obsessive focus on popularity and fame, which strongly affects an athlete's market value [39], and previous research shows that fame can be an appropriate proxy for accomplishment [40].

We considered this database to be an appropriate proxy for cotton repetitive sequences because cotton (Malvaceae) and the Brassicaceae are sister taxa (Soltis et al., 2000).

Because interface pressure displacement can be measured with IPM systems that are commercially available and do not significantly alter the seating interface, it may be an appropriate proxy measure for shear force response to tilt and recline.

If all drugs are used in more or less the same way, then the treatment-years are directly related to the number of patients and average prescription, and treatment-years might be an appropriate proxy for the number of users.

4 13 41 However, age has been shown to be an appropriate proxy for comorbidity and risk of death, 13 and our estimates of attributable mortality approximate those in more detailed analyses.

It has been shown that height (not weight) is an appropriate proxy of body size.

Again, observations of mounted hadrosaurid skeletons confirm that this is an appropriate proxy for quadrupedal MFH.

Few studies have tested the assumption that SEP indicators are an appropriate proxy.

A previous study in Japan indicated that density of dental clinics was an appropriate proxy for access to care [ 27].

Since vomiting and nausea were common, it was assumed that the cost of inpatient treatment of gastroenteritis was an appropriate proxy for the SAE treatment cost.