Sentence examples for better proxy for from inspiring English sources

That's a different measure from the more commonly reported gross domestic product (GDP), but a better proxy for living standards.

And the geographic size of a state would have been a better proxy for its economic potential in the early days of the Republic, when the United States was primarily an agrarian nation.

"Overall material well-being" should be our lodestar, the Cato report reads, and an individual's lifetime level of consumption is a better proxy for material well-being than how much money he makes in a given year.

David Owen, an economist at Dresdner Kleinwort Wasserstein, argues that investors should look at multi-factor productivity instead of labour productivity, because it is a better proxy for an economy's return on capital.

Now take the time machine forward four years to 2008, the election which made it clear that the Reagan coalition was well and try finished: John McCain won 46 percent of the vote overall, just 49 percent of the $100,000-plus demographic … and just 46 percent of the $200,000-plus demographic, which thanks to inflation is probably a better proxy for making comparisons to the rich of 1988.

Thus, the Mg II index provides a better proxy for solar EUV/FUV radiation than the F10.7 index.

Better proxies for estimating shutter lag are autofocus lag and shutter-release lag if you can find that data.

Identification of better proxies for tumor androgen depletion and more effective strategies to neutralize non-gonadal androgen sources is imperative.

Moreover, several reasons indicate that these scores are better proxies for VH than the separate study of each vaccine situation separately.

Following sequence fragment removal, the FineFams showed the highest levels of functional residue conservation, showing that conserved residues in this type of functional family are better proxies for functional residues.

> -wrap-foot> As might be expected, whole-genome duplications have thus had a large impact on vertebrate genomes, suggesting that chordate genomes that did not undergo these duplications are better proxies for the chordate ancestor.