Sentence examples for much surrogate from inspiring English sources

Therapists are pretty much surrogate parents who will ask you a bunch of questions about yourself and never interrupt you as you yell at them.

Approximately twice as much surrogate was degraded in particles that were either very small or well hydrated, compared to untreated.

THE conflict in eastern Congo over the past 12 years has been as much a surrogate war between Congo and neighboring Rwanda as an internal ethnic insurgency, as a United Nations report underscored last week.

This is my Titi, whom I can turn to anytime, who is very much a surrogate mother to me.

Hence, ambient sulfate particle concentrations in Atlanta (the prevalence of central air conditioning was 87% in 1999) are likely a much poorer surrogate for exposure to sulfate than in Boston, where central air conditioning prevalence was 17% in 1999.

Also, the COH data we used to control for the indirect effect of changing background EC conditions over time at the terminals provides a much stronger surrogate marker of EC than does CO (Cass et al. 1983; Vermeulen et al. 2010b).

In each of the clinics I visit I ask how much the surrogates are paid.

The journalist Sebastian Junger first heard of these defections during conversations with a much-loved surrogate uncle while growing up in a Boston suburb.

The experience served them well in helping Ailey as much-needed surrogate parents and de facto booking agents and accountants in the tumultuous early days of Ailey's company.

Cross-pollutant models indicated that ambient particle concentrations were much better surrogates for exposure to particles than to gases.

If the extent of small molecule-mediated stabilization of the TTR tetramer could be shown to correlate with clinical outcome in a future study, quantification of TTR kinetic stability could become a much-needed surrogate biomarker reasonably likely to predict clinical outcome in TTR amyloidosis patients.