Sentence examples for more accurate proxy from inspiring English sources

The new concept seems promising as a platform towards more accurate proxy functions for dissolved contaminant transport in intact soil.

The results indicate that ELM is a faster and more accurate proxy simulator than ANN and SVM.

This is in line with a relevant role for wage effects, as a measure that arguably is a more accurate proxy of individual wages than TFP yields a lower effect of the same growth rate on the probability to retire early.

To study such an interface, electrophysiological testing should provide a more accurate proxy of the interaction between the electrodes of the CI and the auditory neurons.

This finding suggests that the residential value index may provide a slightly more accurate proxy for self-reported household income than census income, although the strength of agreement was in the "poor to fair" range.

The simultaneous capture of mRNA abundance and translation is expected to be a more accurate proxy for protein levels than measurements of mRNA abundance alone (Ingolia et al., 2009) and provides a critical resource for the identification of instances of post-translational regulation of gene expression.

This exposure assessment is probably more accurate than proxies such as job title, but exposure misclassification is still likely.

Although direct measures of adiposity (e.g., body composition measured by DXA, CT, MRI, or bioimpedance) are considered more accurate than proxies such as BMI or WCHtR, the required equipment is often unavailable in rural settings and LMICs where stunting is common, whereas weight, height, and waist circumference are more easily recorded.

"Real" proxies who take care of patients may provide more accurate information than the "forced" proxies used for practical reasons in this study, though this is impossible to prove.

As proxy respondents would have less reason to under-report drinking patterns and dysfunctional behaviours (e.g. because of social desirability) it was considered that proxy response on these variables would be more accurate than self-report and therefore proxy reports of non-beverage alcohol consumption, zapoi and frequency of acute dysfunctional behaviours were used in the analyses.

Using proxy reports of drinking behaviour may be more accurate than self-reported data, as proxies have less reason to under-report socially unacceptable behaviours.