Sentence examples for coarse proxy from inspiring English sources
Here we considered commercial movies as a coarse proxy to natural vision.
On the other hand, it can be quite technically challenging (ex. overcoming author ambiguity [59], [60]) to extend these analyses beyond productivity and impact and into the social network even if we use the coarse proxy of co-authorship.
Assuming group size as a coarse proxy for social complexity (as defined above by Connor 2000) [ 87] we regressed it against tonal sound parameters to examine the association of sociality and tonal sound production.
Hunting yields provide a coarse but feasible proxy of species abundance at broad spatial scales when absolute abundance values are lacking [ 28].
Thus, we are reasonably confident that for this panel study, the central-site exposure is an acceptable proxy for residential exposure of coarse PM.
We were interested whether the same results were evident when using a coarser spatial scale - plot densities instead of NNDs, as another proxy of competition.
At coarse granularity, distributed objects interact through middleware that extends OO principles with proxies that mask the distributed nature of the system.
This episode, marked at the base by a sharp negative carbon-isotope excursion of about 4‰17,18, is documented by multi-proxy evidence of increased rainfall as a sudden increase of coarse and immature siliciclastics into the basin, humid paleosols, hygrophytic pollen assemblages, and massive resin production60,61.
By comparing magnetic susceptibility records and lithology with the ODP 677 δ18O proxy, we demonstrate that sediments in the interglacial periods were predominated by coarse grain-size sands and silts with a relatively high magnetic susceptibility.
We have used housing tenure as a proxy because of its availability in the data but we recognise that it is a coarse indicator.
