That he has reported so soon, and in a way that supports the CRU researchers, will be seen by many critics as de facto evidence of a whitewash.Lord Oxburgh and his colleagues were not concerned with whether CRU's scientific findings, which are based on records of temperature change from instruments and natural proxies, were correct.
Therefore, we corrected for ambulatory status as proxy measure for type of ergometer when analysing relations between aerobic capacity and the other health-related fitness components.
These values are used as proxies for the correct assignment of a sequence from the same genome, and range from 99.9% accurate for the strictest threshold of CI-0, to 94.8% accurate for the CI-25 threshold (Table 3).
Using the results of a study on method and source effects by Verrips et al [ 28], HUI3 proxy scores were corrected with a constant calculated on the basis of HUI3 information on children for whom such information was available from both parent and child; this constant comprised the mean difference between child and proxy report.
Diamond (2013) explains that the Beveridge Curve may be using proxies rather than the correct measures of those searching for work and the right measure of job openings.
We have therefore created our own housing affordability proxy, using house prices corrected for affluence.
In addition, when the SR-Browser discovers a correct action and a new state, the proxy requests the SR-Browser to send the state information to update the output (lines 14, 16).
GM said it was releasing the figures ahead of its proxy filing in April "to correct misperceptions created by comparisons that used only a portion of Barra's overall compensation".
Nonetheless, potential biases can be mitigated if a proxy variable, a measure highly corrected with ability, is available (Wooldridge 2010).
We corrected by female weight as a rough proxy for the size of the vaginal-cervix canal, which may constrain the size of the plug.
