Sentence examples for been considered a proxy from inspiring English sources
In settings in which home-based births are the norm, women's report of care seeking for a life-threatening complication has been considered a proxy for illness severity [ 19- 22].
In the latter, the goal of reducing child mortality is considered a proxy for a reduction on malnutrition (UNICEF 2014a).
In our case, the variable can only be considered a proxy for the duration of the search due to the limitation of the measure.
The range between the first and third quartiles in the grain size distribution can be considered a proxy for the degree of sorting.
Therefore, household arrangement may be considered a proxy for informal care from coresident caregivers and may be used to test this hypothesis.
Table 3 also reports the variance of the unobserved individual effects, which might be considered a proxy for the extent of the spurious factors leading to persistence.
Erupted mass is proportional to volume and thus preservation potential, for which T50 could be considered a proxy, is proportional to the length dimension (L) raised to the power of 3/2.
It is noteworthy that the level of Cl, which is considered a proxy of deep hydrothermal contribution, was not high when the volcano was erupting but became higher later.
The relative resources squared (rrs) is considered a proxy variable of the shadow price of informal care for non-working caregivers (inactive or taking care leave) because individuals with higher income tend to spend less hours in informal caregiving.
