Sentence examples for may proxy the from inspiring English sources

Third, the magnitude of the observed technical change may proxy the underlying nature of different technological or organizational innovations.

There are some possible ambiguities: differences in the number of single females may proxy the availability of female worker jobs especially in the textile industries (Fan 2003; Huang 2001) or may proxy marriage chances.

This suggests the variable 'being married' may proxy 'having children' if the latter is not accounted for.

A similar correlation has previously been found in Turkey [ 35], suggesting that the NDVI may proxy for tick seasonal activity.

However, it remains possible that rs2000999 may proxy a causal variation not in HPR, but in HP (though not the CNV) or some other neighbouring gene.

For these reason they may proxy for a location's attractiveness, even though they may also proxy for congestion diseconomies beyond certain levels.

One explanation for this finding is that, in the setting of multiple medical conditions, for which poor self-reported general health status may be a proxy, the management of some conditions may be neglected if others consume attention[ 41].

We suggest that the C57BL/6N mouse may usefully proxy features of the neurodevelopmental disorders and could have application in pre-translational screening of new therapeutic approaches.

The choice of the model or solar EUV proxy may affect the trend values as long as the model or proxy selected does not effectively reflect the real variance of foF2 due to the solar EUV radiation, which is the part one wants to filter before trend determination.

As noted above, housing disrepair indicators may be proxies for the overall condition of the building and not specific building characteristics that cause pest infestations.

Moreover, some risk factors identified may be proxy variables to the true risk exposure, e.g. a new sex partner might be predictive to frequency of intercourse.