Sentence examples for considered a better proxy from inspiring English sources
Laboratory confirmed H1N1/2009 hospital admissions were used as a proxy for influenza activity during the pandemic period, as the number of laboratory confirmed hospital admissions was considered a better proxy for the level of influenza activity than the number of laboratory confirmed cases during the pandemic period.
Considering the civic origins of City Hall Versailles, constructed by Louis the XIV for his court, might be a better proxy for city hall, if one is needed at all.
But a proxy is all they are.Dr Blei and Mr Gerrish are not claiming their method is necessarily a better proxy.
Also, perception of income compared to others was used as a proxy for SES, whereas school fees might have been a better proxy.
The debate over safety is better considered a proxy debate for the partisan preferences embedded within the dispute over public or private spaceflight.
So how did Ms. Yingluck, initially considered a mere proxy for her exiled brother, do it?
Demand for capital goods excluding aircraft — a category considered a good proxy for business investment — fell 0.4percentt in November.
Wealth — and the ability to generate more wealth — must still be considered a reliable proxy for power.
CCsurf is commonly considered a reliable proxy for biomass burning [113] [117].
ER admittance may be considered a good proxy to evaluate the adverse effects of air pollution on respiratory health and the identification of sex-related susceptible groups reinforces the need for public policy measures to better control air pollution.
